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February 26, 2014, 03:52:29 PM
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Greed could be the fatal flaw, if that 50M accounts persist to hoard we are all doomed, simply because that accounts don’t need a higher price to sell, they get rich anyway, no matter what the price is.

I wish we could shot them accounts down coz they only make us look bad and people who own them are from the greediest people ever seen, they hurt nxt and will destroy it.

How rich do you want to be 1M, 10M, 50M, it’s just disgusting when you think of it.

Honestly: I couldn’t care less if NXT was worth 0, just for the fun them accounts have also 0.

Who knows, maybe a good clone will outlive NXT and them 50M accounts if they don’t start spreading the wealth.


Let's send some arbitrary messages to those accounts asking them to help out!


We already did. I think they dont even know how it works and they don't even give a damn how it works to.

Well...treat them like lostNxts (blackNxt, deadNxt or whatever they are called now).
Maybe the owner of the account already died. Or is on coma and doen´t care about it. I am pretty sure that they´d already sold some of them if they were alive Smiley


My fear is that some are second or third accounts and the whales dont even have the time to sell + there is not enough volume on the market to sell.
They can start PMing people from here who are active and faithful to NXT and offer them bulk quantities in discount prices!

If I had 100M nxt I would probably do this for at least 20-30M nxt.

And no one needs to know it (to affect the market).

Well that would be very nice. I'm a small fish, but wouldnt mind a "stock option price"

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February 26, 2014, 03:56:23 PM
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tion to keep this ball rolling.  We should ask the Cryptsy folks to document what was required to get NXT plugged into their system. Then we should turn right around to allwelder or some of the other Chinese NXT members and see that this info from Cryptsy gets communicated to BTX38.com in China.  We need to be on both of these exchanges as soon as possible.  It is the only way we are going to get exposure to a new pool of capital to buy NXT and get our exchange volume back up.  

Good idea. Give them some bounty for it.
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February 26, 2014, 03:58:30 PM
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I have increased the number of accounts and changed some other things to head towards a better idea but basically it should be possible to "scale down" the numbers without greatly affecting the results at all (of course scaling down to just 2 or 3 accounts is not a good idea).

I believe in another thread (flaw thread) we came to the conclusion that it is important to have many accounts for modeling. 10 could be too few.
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February 26, 2014, 04:03:46 PM
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I don't get your idea, or I get it. I don't know.

Instead of leasing forge power, you commit with your account to share fees among others in the same "share fee group" if you forge a node. You still try to forge a block on your own, but you commit to share the incentive with others if you are successful (with special conditions like committing to run the node for some time, ...). Could this be done with AT and would that make sense?

there really isnt much point in this mechanism.  what you are describing is basically a rube goldberg contraption that produces the exact result of current NXT account/network forging

The idea is that all forgers repeatedly get small incentives for trying to forge. It is a pure psychological reason.

In the end, the fee distribution is the same.
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February 26, 2014, 04:03:49 PM
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Just talked to bittrex, they have only 86 signups from nxt at the moment..

You should all go and sign up.

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Go to https://bittrex.com/Account/Register and use SUPPORT_NXT as the invite code. This gets you past the invite code queue. Place some trades, enabled 2FA, or try any of our other features to help us stress the site before the final launch. If you find a bug, we're handing out bug bounties as well. Having a great exchange helps us but also helps the NXT community.


Done. Testing trading some DOGE until they add NXT.  Grin

Received this from Bittrex, please don't bother signing up any more until we have clarification they can add Nxt.

"Sigh, we just hit a huge technical hurdle that is going to delay this;  I'm not sure we have an easy way around this without doing a lot of core engine restructuring which is super scary.  

I will keep you updated Sad"


I've asked them for more specifics.

These exchange kids are just desperate for new users. trying to add more coins to add more users to skim off their %
They are not in it for the community, and have no idea how to do anything but add a scrypt coin. They are just as bad as all the new coins.

The exchanges are important for the price, but NXT is still worth so much more than the reflected price on BTER. All the scam coins and pump and dumps are hoping to get on the exchanges to sell out. We need to be patient.

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February 26, 2014, 04:04:13 PM
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Now the value of 1 Nxt is : 0.00009180 BTC .. mhhhh  Roll Eyes
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February 26, 2014, 04:15:24 PM
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I believe in another thread (flaw thread) we came to the conclusion that it is important to have many accounts for modeling. 10 could be too few.

It could be - so at the moment I am focusing on some more "worst-case scenarios".

Once I am happy with the stats we are getting from those simulations then I will move to what are perhaps "more realistic scenarios".

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February 26, 2014, 04:18:14 PM
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Still testing 0.8.1e. Noticed some small bug. I run public node on Android TV stick and private forgoing node at home laptop. I'm connected to my public node with other PC. So, sometimes I notice, that in public node there stays unconfirmed transactions, which does not exists in private forging node. After refresh of public node, everything ok, unconfirmed transactions list became the same.
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February 26, 2014, 04:24:39 PM
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i work on a bigger project for the english an german community.. if someone can support it with a donation... please pm me..
i will show u on what iam working


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February 26, 2014, 04:24:44 PM
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I don't get your idea, or I get it. I don't know.

Instead of leasing forge power, you commit with your account to share fees among others in the same "share fee group" if you forge a node. You still try to forge a block on your own, but you commit to share the incentive with others if you are successful (with special conditions like committing to run the node for some time, ...). Could this be done with AT and would that make sense?

there really isnt much point in this mechanism.  what you are describing is basically a rube goldberg contraption that produces the exact result of current NXT account/network forging

The idea is that all forgers repeatedly get small incentives for trying to forge. It is a pure psychological reason.

In the end, the fee distribution is the same.

exact!

But it is very important to keep alive the interest of forging every day because we want two things;

every day we must keep network secure
every day we must keep maximum decentralized network
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February 26, 2014, 04:26:49 PM
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I don't get your idea, or I get it. I don't know.

Instead of leasing forge power, you commit with your account to share fees among others in the same "share fee group" if you forge a node. You still try to forge a block on your own, but you commit to share the incentive with others if you are successful (with special conditions like committing to run the node for some time, ...). Could this be done with AT and would that make sense?

there really isnt much point in this mechanism.  what you are describing is basically a rube goldberg contraption that produces the exact result of current NXT account/network forging

The idea is that all forgers repeatedly get small incentives for trying to forge. It is a pure psychological reason.

In the end, the fee distribution is the same.

exact!

But it is very important to keep alive the interest of forging every day because we want two things;

every day we must keep network secure
every day we must keep maximum decentralized network


That's why WE need to start spreading the Nxt even in cities, in schools and in every place.

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February 26, 2014, 04:27:27 PM
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I run public node on Android TV stick
Expect some posts like

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February 26, 2014, 04:29:02 PM
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Very strange. On 0.8.xe versions after several hours my node always forks. That was not the case on 0.7.x. I usually forged >1 block a day but on 0.8 i got nothing  Cry
Downgrading.

mine doesnt fork, but every few hours my 0.8.1e forging NRS node just hangs on a block and stops receiving new blocks.  I upgraded to 0.8.2e, same thing.

May be it is one case. The forks i was getting were forged mostly with my account with very high target in blocks. So the reason may be the same - loosing connection with the network.
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February 26, 2014, 04:29:12 PM
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Version 0.3.4 of Nxs is how up on GitHub

All API / UI server requests are now done through POST (with a config option for GET for backwards compatibility with Nxt versions prior to 0.8 ).

Nxs now has a sidebar for navigation (similar to the nxtra.org NXT Wallet's) because the advanced Nxt features such as Messages, Aliases, Asset Exchange, etc. won't fit into the navigation bar at the top. Aliases have now been implemented and can be registered and updated on the Aliases page. If you choose "Nxt Account" as your type, the Nxt account number URI will automatically be wrapped with "acct:" and "@nxt" so the full URI is something like "acct:0000000000000000@nxt". This is an attempt to help push a standard for Nxt account number alias URIs in solidarity with wesley's NXT Wallet app. In the future, these account numbers will be able to be entered as the recipient in a transaction as well.

Also, aliases now show up in their registering and updating transactions on the Transactions page.

Along with the new side bar, the pages interface has been completely revamped to show only one page at a time instead of the old navigation system where you could toggle widgets on and off and display multiple widgets at a time. The initial version with toggling widgets made too much of an attempt to emulate Nxt's default NRS GUI instead of rethinking the interface altogether.

Rate of requests for new data is now adjustable in "assets/js/config.js" allowing Nxs to potentially run more smoothly on older computers. Repo available here along with installation instructions and the full change log can be found here. New screenshots can be found here.
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Anyone tried this?  Looks awesome, great work Regulus.
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February 26, 2014, 04:30:08 PM
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Here is the source code to my simulator:

Code:
#ifndef USE_LOG
         weights[ i ] = ( rand( ) % 1000 ) * balances[ i ];
#else
         weights[ i ] = ( rand( ) % 1000 ) * log( ( double )balances[ i ] );
#endif
         total_weight += weights[ i ];
      }
...
      for( size_t i = 0; i < balances.size( ); i++ )
      {
         double adjusted_weight = weights[ i ] * 1000 / total_weight;

         if( adjusted_weight > best_target )
         {
            winner = i;
            best_target = adjusted_weight;
         }
      }


That's not how the nxt forging algorithm works.
You are looking for the maximum of random number * balance to get the winner where you really should calculate the minimum of random number / balance and let the minimum win.


Yes, BloodyRookie is right (according to my today's conversation with CfB).
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February 26, 2014, 04:34:13 PM
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That's not how the nxt forging algorithm works.
You are looking for the maximum of random number * balance to get the winner where you really should calculate the minimum of random number / balance and let the minimum win.

I think that how you choose the winner is irrelevant - it is only the probabilities that matter here.

I think the rule of choosing the winner is relevant - it affects the probability distributions...

Also, could you run your simulations (with the correction of BloodyRookie) in the situation when the rich guy has around 0.35 of all NXT and there are around 10 poor guys with equal stakes? Some quick computations that I've just did indicate that the ROI for the rich guy would be maximal in this case...
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February 26, 2014, 04:36:08 PM
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People have been wondering about some of the figures that my simulator has come up with so far - but there is actually a much worse picture here than I have so far shown as my simulator has been using "log(balance)" rather than just "balance" as the "stake multiplier".

So get ready for something that approaches more closely how Nxt actually works as it does not use log(balance):

blocks = 1440
a: 10
b: 10
c: 10
d: 10
e: 10
f: 50
wins( a ) = 48
wins( b ) = 50
wins( c ) = 50
wins( d ) = 41
wins( e ) = 52
wins( f ) = 1199
best_streak( a ) = 2
best_streak( b ) = 2
best_streak( c ) = 2
best_streak( d ) = 2
best_streak( e ) = 2
best_streak( f ) = 49
best_combined_streak = 3

In particular pay attention to the figure for "f" in regards to both "wins" and its "best streak".

this I don't understand at all - what exactly was your algorithm for calculating weights?
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February 26, 2014, 04:37:41 PM
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I don't get your idea, or I get it. I don't know.

Instead of leasing forge power, you commit with your account to share fees among others in the same "share fee group" if you forge a node. You still try to forge a block on your own, but you commit to share the incentive with others if you are successful (with special conditions like committing to run the node for some time, ...). Could this be done with AT and would that make sense?

there really isnt much point in this mechanism.  what you are describing is basically a rube goldberg contraption that produces the exact result of current NXT account/network forging

The idea is that all forgers repeatedly get small incentives for trying to forge. It is a pure psychological reason.

In the end, the fee distribution is the same.

exact!

But it is very important to keep alive the interest of forging every day because we want two things;

every day we must keep network secure
every day we must keep maximum decentralized network


That's why WE need to start spreading the Nxt even in cities, in schools and in every place.


it is true every time I like more Nxt ecosystem and community spirit.

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February 26, 2014, 04:39:24 PM
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Greed could be the fatal flaw, if that 50M accounts persist to hoard we are all doomed, simply because that accounts don’t need a higher price to sell, they get rich anyway, no matter what the price is.


I really don't see it as a problem. Even if 500 million NXT don't move, the other 500 million would still be in circulation. That's more than enough. Bitcoin only has 12 million so far  and how many are in circulation? Very low number.

Hoarders can't "kill" nxt. If anything, hoarding pump prices up as less coins are in circulation.
We are in war with Ethereum (for those who have not understood it yet).

We need them engaged!

They must be insane if they don't get engaged now. If I were one of them I would have quit my job to fully work for Nxt.
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February 26, 2014, 04:40:40 PM
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Just talked to bittrex, they have only 86 signups from nxt at the moment..

You should all go and sign up.

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Go to https://bittrex.com/Account/Register and use SUPPORT_NXT as the invite code. This gets you past the invite code queue. Place some trades, enabled 2FA, or try any of our other features to help us stress the site before the final launch. If you find a bug, we're handing out bug bounties as well. Having a great exchange helps us but also helps the NXT community.


Done. Testing trading some DOGE until they add NXT.  Grin

Received this from Bittrex, please don't bother signing up any more until we have clarification they can add Nxt.

"Sigh, we just hit a huge technical hurdle that is going to delay this;  I'm not sure we have an easy way around this without doing a lot of core engine restructuring which is super scary.  

I will keep you updated Sad"


I've asked them for more specifics.

Just received this from Bittrex

Never mind... After hanging out 3 hours last night with some folks in your IRC channel, crisis adverted I think.

Thanks to those that helped last night.
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