NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information

[User705]

Oligarchcoin here. 80% of all coins supply still remains on 50 wallets. .

they will get shaken out as the price rises. still its sort of an unavoidable thing. its really really hard to imagine a way around this type of problem.

It isn't really a problem anyways.  Higher or lower prices there will always be sellers.  Also are these wallets where coins haven't moved?  I've seen a bunch of million coin deals around.

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[opticalcarrier]

wow, target % has gone waaaay up all of a sudden.  surprising as I figured EVERYONE would be on about now waiting on 22000

[omo]

Hello，
    It seems that the "numberOfBlocks" from getState request is 1 less than the block height in the webpage, I want to make it sure when the alias system is activate? when numberOfBlocks>=22000, or the block height>=22000?

Thanks!

[opticalcarrier]

Hello，
    It seems that the "numberOfBlocks" from getState request is 1 less than the block height in the webpage, I want to make it sure when the alias system is activate? when numberOfBlocks>=22000, or the block height>=22000?

Thanks!

nice catch and great question.  Can you post the API request for that?  And I guess this is a question for CfB

[omo]

http://localhost:7874/nxt?&requestType=getState

[utopianfuture]

wow, target % has gone waaaay up all of a sudden.  surprising as I figured EVERYONE would be on about now waiting on 22000

We now have 2447 accounts. 600 new accounts have been created in the last 24 hours. I am worried that the network will be overloaded at launch.

[opticalcarrier]

http://localhost:7874/nxt?&requestType=getState

very odd.. I get this

{"lastBlock":"6350066627939183166","numberOfAliases":0,"numberOfBlocks":21788,"lastBlockchainFeeder":"88.198.134.190","totalMemory":519176192,"freeMemory":456737760,"maxMemory":1037959168,"numberOfTransactions":5993,"numberOfUsers":2,"version":"0.4.1e","numberOfOrders":0,"time":2385366,"availableProcessors":4,"numberOfAssets":0,"numberOfAccounts":2447}

but in my webpage, in the block section, block 6350066627939183166 is 21786.  thats a difference of 2

[itisteris]

does AA and aa a same alias or different? and i need record my alias somewhere myself or it can be found in the net?

[opticalcarrier]

does AA and aa a same alias or different? and i need record my alias somewhere myself or it can be found in the net?

your questions are answered in the thread.  case insensitive.  At this time I dont believe there is an API request that gives a list of aliases owned by an account, but it should be easily possible for this API to be added.

[opticalcarrier]

http://localhost:7874/nxt?&requestType=getState

very odd.. I get this

{"lastBlock":"6350066627939183166","numberOfAliases":0,"numberOfBlocks":21788,"lastBlockchainFeeder":"88.198.134.190","totalMemory":519176192,"freeMemory":456737760,"maxMemory":1037959168,"numberOfTransactions":5993,"numberOfUsers":2,"version":"0.4.1e","numberOfOrders":0,"time":2385366,"availableProcessors":4,"numberOfAssets":0,"numberOfAccounts":2447}

but in my webpage, in the block section, block 6350066627939183166 is 21786.  thats a difference of 2

Come-from-Beyond, are you up?  Can someone comment on the block# disparity?  It appears we cannot submit alias requests until after block 22000 is built, but which 22000 does that apply to:  the result of the getStatus API being 22000 or the 2200 in the client?  Since a particular blockID longnumberID has a different block height depending on where you look it up at?

[OKNXT]

So we can start before 2 blocks.

[laowai80]

I see:

{"lastBlock":"1576918304816775447","numberOfAliases":0,"numberOfBlocks":21852

and that block shows as 21848, that's a difefrence of 4. Must have been 4 orphan blocks in between, perhaps?
So which number is valid to count as start of alias system?

[Anon136]

anyone have a link to instructions on how to register alias?

[laowai80]

anyone have a link to instructions on how to register alias?

https://localhost:7875/alias.html

should do the job.

URI can be empty for now, to keep the transaction size lower.

[opticalcarrier]

So we can start before 2 blocks.

possibly, but maybe not.  just depends how the software is coded, and which blockheight base it uses.  does it use the one reported in the getStatus API, or the one reported by the getBlock API?  These APIs have results that differ by 2.  The latter is the one reported in the client.

Just depends which the code uses.  This is a great question originally posed to us by omo on pg 243

[pinarello]

anyone have a link to instructions on how to register alias?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmGohhyw5xQ


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[lyynx]

anyone have a link to instructions on how to register alias?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmGohhyw5xQ


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Great job!

[Anon136]

anyone have a link to instructions on how to register alias?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmGohhyw5xQ


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thankyou very much

[Come-from-Beyond]

Hello，
    It seems that the "numberOfBlocks" from getState request is 1 less than the block height in the webpage, I want to make it sure when the alias system is activate? when numberOfBlocks>=22000, or the block height>=22000?

Thanks!

nice catch and great question.  Can you post the API request for that?  And I guess this is a question for CfB

U shouldn't rely on numberOfBlocks coz it includes even orphaned blocks. U may see 22005 blocks but still be at block 21998.

[Come-from-Beyond]

does AA and aa a same alias or different? and i need record my alias somewhere myself or it can be found in the net?

your questions are answered in the thread.  case insensitive.  At this time I dont believe there is an API request that gives a list of aliases owned by an account, but it should be easily possible for this API to be added.

It's possible to list all aliases belonging to a particular account by invoking "getAliasIds" and then checking all ids via "getAlias".