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March 07, 2014, 08:59:30 PM
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I decided to use my right not to follow BCNext's orders that I don't like (it's allowed by the contract).

I think we should sort out important things like TF, discuss BCNext's ideas and then decide if we want to implement them (Account Control particularly). No need to stick to the plan, IMHO. I'll wait for the 3rd (last) part.

i thought you said that a few days ago he bailed for good.  I assumed that meant that we would not even know the 3rd part of his plan.  Is he back, or did he give it to you?
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March 07, 2014, 09:01:50 PM
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We don't necessarily need to duplicate the SR model, we just have to find something that is equally useful. I would try a simpler design, where the buyer contacts the seller directly using encrypted messages. Information about reputable sellers is already discussed on the forums, so there is no need to publically announce who sells what.

1. Buyer sends message to query available products. Seller responds.
2. Buyer sends coins, name of product and physical address
3. Seller responds with order rejected or accepted.

I agree that having secure ways of mixing coins is not necessary, because there are already mixers for Bitcoin.

The question of having a reputation system and escrow is more tricky. I'm not sure that having a traditional feedback and escrow system is the best solution. Discussions on the forums already work as a kind of a reputation system.

Having a user-friedly client for this would be important.


EDIT: The seller-side software would run continuously on the seller's computer, keep track of the inventory and automatically respond to the buyers' queries.


If we have escrow AT (which has been discussed and is very possible) and a reputation system based on Tx id, with buyer/seller verified, (which will be added soon to clients) it will be close to possible.  I suggest decentralized marketplaces that are distributed with torrent like files downloaded to clients and then viewable via GUI.

I didn't understand what buyer/seller verified means.

I'm wondering if escrow/reputation is the best model for the SR type use case, and if there could be an alternative model.

Would the names of products and quantities sold be publicly available on the blockchain? Somehow I think this will draw unwanted attention.

How would disputes be resolved?  Outsiders can't know if the seller has sent the product. Either the seller or buyer can try to scam.

Seller can sell to himself and give good feedback.

Here's yet another idea: part of the payment before getting the product and part after. For new buyers for example 80% / 20%, for older customers 50% / 50%. The seller could set the algorithm. Even the prices could be lower for repeat customers. The software could automatically send each buyer an individualized offer.

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March 07, 2014, 09:07:44 PM
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Any technical feedback on NXTmixer? Anybody?

Or non-technical feedback? How much would people be willing to pay in transaction fees per day to be part of anonymous payments? If txfees were 0.1, it would cost 3 NXT per month with daily clearance. That seems to be a reasonable fee. People could use it to pay for non-urgent stuff

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March 07, 2014, 09:09:52 PM
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Any technical feedback on NXTmixer? Anybody?

I´ve asked k_day on #nxtalk if he could have a look at it. Let´s wait for the other tech guys to get online.
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March 07, 2014, 09:21:15 PM
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It will get better :-)

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March 07, 2014, 09:25:29 PM
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I decided to use my right not to follow BCNext's orders that I don't like (it's allowed by the contract).

I think we should sort out important things like TF, discuss BCNext's ideas and then decide if we want to implement them (Account Control particularly). No need to stick to the plan, IMHO. I'll wait for the 3rd (last) part.

Good. Do you have the 3 part yet? Do you have to wait for the 3rd to reveal?
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March 07, 2014, 09:26:26 PM
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Well, I am back from Texas Bitcoin Conference and it was an extremely interesting experience.

Marketing NXT at TBC was a frustrating experience.   Wed night late I went around and put the NXT brochure out on literally 1600 chairs in preparation for the next day.  At noon on Thurs I went around and picked up the unused ones.  We probably only had 100 or so that were kept.  Of course the conference only had around 600 people, far less than expected.  I have made arrangements to ship the rest out to NxtMinnow for San Francisco.  

The exhibitor area was kind of a joke.   Very few tables, very few people went through it.  I was wrong to push for a separate NXT table earlier, it would have been a waste.    

I was on the cryptocoin panel discussion which I think went very well.  The video will be out in a few days and I'll post a link.  There were maybe 30 guys in the audience and on a show of hands probably only 5 had even heard of NXT.

I made a lot of good contacts, including a writer for Bitcoin Magazine with whom I had a very long talk about NXT.  He is going to write an article on us.  This is probably the number one positive thing for NXT that has come out of the conference.

The interest in Etherium in the Bitcoin community is extremely strong.  This is a trend to watch.

People want to hear confident leaders on a stage.  People want to hear confident leaders  on a stage.  People want to hear confident leaders  on a stage. 

The thing that has surprised me most, the biggest insight of all, is how few people care about the technical side of Bitcoin.  Over 95% of the people there view Bitcoin as a social/political phenomenon and wouldn't care if it were powered under the hood by three witches cackling around cauldron of witches' brew.  Talking about the advantages of transparent forging over competitive mining or PoW vs. PoS or trusted gateways or pretty much anything we discuss in this forum is totally irrelevant to them and actually to the future of NXT.

We will only get the attention of the mass community of Bitcoiners if we come up with a marketing theme / campaign that engages people to adopt NXT.  The will not adopt NXT because it is better or technically superior.  They will only adopt NXT if it meets a need of theirs that Bitcoin does not already currently meet.  

This is why Doge is so popular and is even surpassing Bitcoin in many ways.  Doge meets a social need to feel connected to something warm and fuzzy that Bitcoin does not.

I am at a loss to figure out how NXT can pull off a similar viral meme feat.  But we need to figure that out, fast.



Thanks Mr. James. Sounds like it went well....Baby steps Cheesy

As far as Doge's warm and fuzzy meme and trying to replicate something similar..... We have a HULK!!! (AE)
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March 07, 2014, 09:27:11 PM
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i thought you said that a few days ago he bailed for good.  I assumed that meant that we would not even know the 3rd part of his plan.  Is he back, or did he give it to you?

I'll get the 3rd part on the email. In April, as planned.
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March 07, 2014, 09:27:48 PM
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Guys what about the distribution?
Somebody was revealing top 60 accounts holdings spreadsheet a month ago for a week or so. Did the distribution change any since? It is well obvious that we have whales unloading and keeping the price down for last couple of weeks.
It would be interesting to see these distribution numbers at the moment.
When the whales are dumping a few of the millions because CfB is quiting or other reasons, the distribution benefits from it. The price not, but that's only a short term effect. We do need some kind of new infographic that shows the distribution. We can react to all the trolls who are pulling Nxt down because of unfair distribution.
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March 07, 2014, 09:31:33 PM
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Well, I am back from Texas Bitcoin Conference and it was an extremely interesting experience.

Marketing NXT at TBC was a frustrating experience.   Wed night late I went around and put the NXT brochure out on literally 1600 chairs in preparation for the next day.  At noon on Thurs I went around and picked up the unused ones.  We probably only had 100 or so that were kept.  Of course the conference only had around 600 people, far less than expected.  I have made arrangements to ship the rest out to NxtMinnow for San Francisco.  

The exhibitor area was kind of a joke.   Very few tables, very few people went through it.  I was wrong to push for a separate NXT table earlier, it would have been a waste.    

I was on the cryptocoin panel discussion which I think went very well.  The video will be out in a few days and I'll post a link.  There were maybe 30 guys in the audience and on a show of hands probably only 5 had even heard of NXT.

I made a lot of good contacts, including a writer for Bitcoin Magazine with whom I had a very long talk about NXT.  He is going to write an article on us.  This is probably the number one positive thing for NXT that has come out of the conference.

The interest in Etherium in the Bitcoin community is extremely strong.  This is a trend to watch.

People want to hear confident leaders on a stage.  People want to hear confident leaders  on a stage.  People want to hear confident leaders  on a stage. 

The thing that has surprised me most, the biggest insight of all, is how few people care about the technical side of Bitcoin.  Over 95% of the people there view Bitcoin as a social/political phenomenon and wouldn't care if it were powered under the hood by three witches cackling around cauldron of witches' brew.  Talking about the advantages of transparent forging over competitive mining or PoW vs. PoS or trusted gateways or pretty much anything we discuss in this forum is totally irrelevant to them and actually to the future of NXT.

We will only get the attention of the mass community of Bitcoiners if we come up with a marketing theme / campaign that engages people to adopt NXT.  The will not adopt NXT because it is better or technically superior.  They will only adopt NXT if it meets a need of theirs that Bitcoin does not already currently meet.  

This is why Doge is so popular and is even surpassing Bitcoin in many ways.  Doge meets a social need to feel connected to something warm and fuzzy that Bitcoin does not.

I am at a loss to figure out how NXT can pull off a similar viral meme feat.  But we need to figure that out, fast.



Very usefull information! Thanx for your guerilla marketing with the brochures and all your effort. Nxt is better promoted than before the conference!

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March 07, 2014, 09:36:17 PM
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We will only get the attention of the mass community of Bitcoiners if we come up with a marketing theme / campaign that engages people to adopt NXT.  The will not adopt NXT because it is better or technically superior.  They will only adopt NXT if it meets a need of theirs that Bitcoin does not already currently meet.


We could focus on the decentralized asset exchange. It is something for selfish, technical interested or financial people.

yes, but we need to find a very useful/needed use case for average people to use AE. And it must be a very specific use case, not only some theoretical examples. The average people doesn't care that it could sell its stocks using AE if it would be a company.

The dialog should be like this:
We: With NXT and its AE you can do <some specific, really useful stuff in the daily life>, bam!
People: Really? I can do that with NXT? How can I get some NXT?

The other possibility is to find use cases for businesses that attracts their customers to use NXT.

sell your house with no legal fees! solicitors take a fair cut for handling the money side! if you can just agree on a sale and then do the money stuff on the asset exchange... cut the money grabbers out. fast and anonymous(soon)

Have you sold/bought a house lately, and see the zillion pages of paper you've got to sign not just for the house but the mortgage on it?  Somehow I doubt that NXT is just magically going to make that all go away.  It is a total racket, and just having two people shaking virtual hands on a mysterious cryptosystem on the internet isn't going to replace it anytime soon.

It may not really be all that far fetched, depending on the market location. California is a place that we should focus attention on as far as implementing ways to use the AE in this way as there will soon be legal means to work with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iGIcN4UFEA#aid=P7VDht7CWUg.
And the fact that transactions can be conducted anonymously doesn't mean they have to be.
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March 07, 2014, 09:39:32 PM
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If Etherium is such a big deal and the community is more important than the technical advantages, why does Nxt has 2160 pages and Etherium only 74 pages on Bitcointalk.org?
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March 07, 2014, 09:42:02 PM
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If Etherium is such a big deal and the community is more important than the technical advantages, why does Nxt has 2160 pages and Etherium only 74 pages on Bitcointalk.org?
Ethereum is 2 advocacy guys project, Nxt is 1000 random guys project
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March 07, 2014, 09:42:13 PM
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If Etherium is such a big deal and the community is more important than the technical advantages, why does Nxt has 2160 pages and Etherium only 74 pages on Bitcointalk.org?
Nxt has much more development advantage, there is no IPO for Etherium yet. It's going to be fine, and otherwise Nxt can live besides Etherium, it's an illusion there will be only one crypto in the future.
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March 07, 2014, 09:42:59 PM
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If Etherium is such a big deal and the community is more important than the technical advantages, why does Nxt has 2160 pages and Etherium only 74 pages on Bitcointalk.org?

And their only answers are.. Not soon,at the end of this year,next year,etc..
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March 07, 2014, 09:44:23 PM
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Guys what about the distribution?
Somebody was revealing top 60 accounts holdings spreadsheet a month ago for a week or so. Did the distribution change any since? It is well obvious that we have whales unloading and keeping the price down for last couple of weeks.
It would be interesting to see these distribution numbers at the moment.
When the whales are dumping a few of the millions because CfB is quiting or other reasons, the distribution benefits from it. The price not, but that's only a short term effect. We do need some kind of new infographic that shows the distribution. We can react to all the trolls who are pulling Nxt down because of unfair distribution.

I'll post a nice table showing the current distribution tomorrow. And maybe a chart or more :-)

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March 07, 2014, 09:46:49 PM
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i thought you said that a few days ago he bailed for good.  I assumed that meant that we would not even know the 3rd part of his plan.  Is he back, or did he give it to you?

I'll get the 3rd part on the email. In April, as planned.



Wasn't the plan supposed to be in 5 parts?


And what part of the plan (part 1 and 2)  are you exactly not following?

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March 07, 2014, 09:47:00 PM
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Guys what about the distribution?
Somebody was revealing top 60 accounts holdings spreadsheet a month ago for a week or so. Did the distribution change any since? It is well obvious that we have whales unloading and keeping the price down for last couple of weeks.
It would be interesting to see these distribution numbers at the moment.
When the whales are dumping a few of the millions because CfB is quiting or other reasons, the distribution benefits from it. The price not, but that's only a short term effect. We do need some kind of new infographic that shows the distribution. We can react to all the trolls who are pulling Nxt down because of unfair distribution.

I'll post a nice table showing the current distribution tomorrow. And maybe a chart or more :-)
That would be cool!  Smiley
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March 07, 2014, 09:48:40 PM
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Guys what about the distribution?
Somebody was revealing top 60 accounts holdings spreadsheet a month ago for a week or so. Did the distribution change any since? It is well obvious that we have whales unloading and keeping the price down for last couple of weeks.
It would be interesting to see these distribution numbers at the moment.

i can tell you they are selling like crazy.

now they sell slowly not to trigger panic
one problem...

when panic starts and they all running to the exit.. that door will be way to smal. to bad for the bagholders DISASTER!

imagine sell off millions and millions in few minuts aaaaand its gone.

this will unfold within one week

look for price nxt 0.000000000

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March 07, 2014, 09:49:15 PM
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Guys what about the distribution?
Somebody was revealing top 60 accounts holdings spreadsheet a month ago for a week or so. Did the distribution change any since? It is well obvious that we have whales unloading and keeping the price down for last couple of weeks.
It would be interesting to see these distribution numbers at the moment.

It got not MUCH better, but better indeed!


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