NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information

[mcjavar]

Hey People, what are your prediciotns of the NXT coin for the upcoming month? And the future? Thanks a lot!

You want to hear things like "NXT TO DA MOON!!" or "Get ready for the NXT train leaving for the Saturn!!"?

[twistelaar]

Hey People, what are your prediciotns of the NXT coin for the upcoming month? And the future? Thanks a lot!

You want to hear things like "NXT TO DA MOON!!" or "Get ready for the NXT train leaving for the Saturn!!"?

lol no, just a serieus prediction…

[mcjavar]

Hey People, what are your prediciotns of the NXT coin for the upcoming month? And the future? Thanks a lot!

You want to hear things like "NXT TO DA MOON!!" or "Get ready for the NXT train leaving for the Saturn!!"?

lol no, just a serieus prediction…

I think it is a really good investment, especially for these prices on dgex.com
If the majority of the features really will be implemented (which will be, I am pretty sure) and the big stakeholder (3 million and more) will distribute their coins (here I am not so sure anymore) this will be a success story.

I don´t know BCNext, only heard about him, but he is having some quite good ideas for most of the problems (even for the issue where stakeholders are sitting and holing on their coins), so I am sure they will make this a fucking good tool. I am all in.

[msin]

Hey People, what are your prediciotns of the NXT coin for the upcoming month? And the future? Thanks a lot!

You want to hear things like "NXT TO DA MOON!!" or "Get ready for the NXT train leaving for the Saturn!!"?

lol no, just a serieus prediction…

The first year will see some bugs, major ups and downs in market cap (due to genesis founders selling) but also wide adoption if the source code is released in Jan. and features implemented. I'm going to wait things out for the long term as I see Nxt taking over BTC (yes I'm serious)

[abctc]

How can you prevent your computer for being a huge hacking target when usually only big stakes connect to the mining network?

- those big stakes Hallmarks (connected to the mining network) usually are cloud VPSs. They only secure network. I think that not many stakeholders enter their passphrases into that VPSs.

[Polvos]

How can you prevent your computer for being a huge hacking target when usually only big stakes connect to the mining network?

- those big stakes Hallmarks (connected to the mining network) usually are cloud VPSs. They only secure network. I think that not many stakeholders enter their passphrases into that VPSs.

Thanks for answering me. So are you saying that, if I don't hallmark my computer, my stake will be safe while forging?

[abctc]

if I don't hallmark my computer, my stake will be safe while forging?

- if your computer is secure, then it is safe to forge. But during the zombie attacks your (not hallmarked) computer would be at the risk to be cutted from the Nxt network.

[lophie]

I don't have but positive predictions, This is the ONLY crypto aside Bitcoin that REALLY caught my attention.

[Sharky444]

What is the latest build ? 20?

[laowai80]

What is the latest build ? 20?

0.3.18

[xibeijan]

How is progress going with the colored coins, decentralised MtGox, implementation?

[bitme]

I'd rather it won't be called MtGox;) It associates really bad.

[Come-from-Beyond]

How is progress going with the colored coins, decentralised MtGox, implementation?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=365700.0

[JohnyCrypt]

How can you prevent your computer for being a huge hacking target when usually only big stakes connect to the mining network?

- those big stakes Hallmarks (connected to the mining network) usually are cloud VPSs. They only secure network. I think that not many stakeholders enter their passphrases into that VPSs.

I run one (not a stakeholder) and you're correct. I don't input my passphrase in it.

[DiCE1904]

How can you prevent your computer for being a huge hacking target when usually only big stakes connect to the mining network?

- those big stakes Hallmarks (connected to the mining network) usually are cloud VPSs. They only secure network. I think that not many stakeholders enter their passphrases into that VPSs.

I run one (not a stakeholder) and you're correct. I don't input my passphrase in it.

Whats your weight show up as then?

[JohnyCrypt]

Whats your weight show up as then?

28,471

[Come-from-Beyond]

@ Java gurus:

I was playing with options trying to optimize JVM, just for fun. And found an interesting option:

Code:

-XX:+DisableAttachMechanism

It disables Attach API for Sun JVM, removing 1 thread and making impossible to connect to a Java process with jconsole/jvisualvm. NRS doesn't need Attach API, so this option saves a few microseconds/bytes. Do u know a good combo of options that could squeeze one more ounce of performance?

[twistelaar]

Hey Guys, Ive got my Nxt coins in an online wallet: 88.198.210.245:7874, is this a safe place to keep my nxt coins? thanks!

[laowai80]

Hey Guys, Ive got my Nxt coins in an online wallet: 88.198.210.245:7874, is this a safe place to keep my nxt coins? thanks!

No, you got your coins in your brain wallet.
This or any other IP that runs the software is just a web interface to your brain wallet, which can be opened with your pass phrase.
Please read this:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Brainwallet


by the way, you should better use:  https://ip:7875

If you use other people's IPs, and connect to insecure 7874 port, your pass phrase is transmitted in plain text.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Hey Guys, Ive got my Nxt coins in an online wallet: 88.198.210.245:7874, is this a safe place to keep my nxt coins? thanks!

Tomorrow I'll shut 88.198.210.245 down. Gonna use it to host Nxt with decentralized exchange for alt-client developers. U'd better install ur own client.