NXTL: Next Coin Lite - Officiall Topic - Fair Distribution

[SkillRoad]

Maximum number of users: 5000??
Waiting forever?

You have not noticed, we suspended registration. Next week we finish Stage 3, users of the community will be able to create an account to which the money will be distributed

[Shivalein]

200 NXT sent

ID: 13819701411961828841

Good luck to us all!!!

I am not in this list.
So was it too late or can I be in the list?
The 200 NXT are already paid.

[Thekitten]

its too late to send money now?

[SkillRoad]

its too late to send money now?

we renew the registration in Step 3

[SkillRoad]

Always I have paid attention to NXT,I hope to heard more good news of it.

I can now reveal a couple of details.

1) The server and client writes on server node.js http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodejs
2) Modularity - you can easily connect modules and build capacity
3) Design the client will be in a separate directory will be easy to make your own templates
4) Everyone will be able to participate in development NXTL (will not have problems with both the NXT, where everything depends on a couple of developers)

This is nice I like it but I hope you are not just porting the core NXT java code directly to javascript.
As you may know the developer "BCnext" inserted some flaws(traps) in the NXT code.

Also it seems that one member of the NXT communitiy found recently another flaw that was not
put in by the developer.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg5927084#msg5927084

How will you deal with 64bit integers in javascript?
I mean are they implemented in node.js
or you need a special library to handle 64bit integers in node.js?

We will use the library for long nodejs

[BigBoozie]

Does this coin has same amount of supply as NXT?
And how will be calculated amount of one standard stake?
Thank you.

[l8orre]

Always I have paid attention to NXT,I hope to heard more good news of it.

I can now reveal a couple of details.

1) The server and client writes on server node.js http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodejs
2) Modularity - you can easily connect modules and build capacity
3) Design the client will be in a separate directory will be easy to make your own templates
4) Everyone will be able to participate in development NXTL (will not have problems with both the NXT, where everything depends on a couple of developers)

This is nice I like it but I hope you are not just porting the core NXT java code directly to javascript.
As you may know the developer "BCnext" inserted some flaws(traps) in the NXT code.

Also it seems that one member of the NXT communitiy found recently another flaw that was not
put in by the developer.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg5927084#msg5927084

How will you deal with 64bit integers in javascript?
I mean are they implemented in node.js
or you need a special library to handle 64bit integers in node.js?

We will use the library for long nodejs

It IS a bit quiet around NXTL - not that this is neccessarily bad, but a bit more info would be nice...

where was the stakeholder list again!?!

[SkillRoad]

Always I have paid attention to NXT,I hope to heard more good news of it.

I can now reveal a couple of details.

1) The server and client writes on server node.js http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodejs
2) Modularity - you can easily connect modules and build capacity
3) Design the client will be in a separate directory will be easy to make your own templates
4) Everyone will be able to participate in development NXTL (will not have problems with both the NXT, where everything depends on a couple of developers)

This is nice I like it but I hope you are not just porting the core NXT java code directly to javascript.
As you may know the developer "BCnext" inserted some flaws(traps) in the NXT code.

Also it seems that one member of the NXT communitiy found recently another flaw that was not
put in by the developer.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg5927084#msg5927084

How will you deal with 64bit integers in javascript?
I mean are they implemented in node.js
or you need a special library to handle 64bit integers in node.js?

We will use the library for long nodejs

It IS a bit quiet around NXTL - not that this is neccessarily bad, but a bit more info would be nice...

where was the stakeholder list again!?!

This week we finish the module accounts, module blockchain, p2p module
Information about the system:

Algorithm: Curve25519
Type: POS
Max Coins: 1,000,000,000
Block time: 60 seconds

POS Schedule:
Charity Wallet Donation: 0.1% of transaction*
Confirmations for mined blocks: 20
Confirmations for transactions: 3

[cryptomite]

Its here!

Im looking forward to seeing this!!

[hisun]

Always I have paid attention to NXT,I hope to heard more good news of it.

I can now reveal a couple of details.

1) The server and client writes on server node.js http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodejs
2) Modularity - you can easily connect modules and build capacity
3) Design the client will be in a separate directory will be easy to make your own templates
4) Everyone will be able to participate in development NXTL (will not have problems with both the NXT, where everything depends on a couple of developers)

This is nice I like it but I hope you are not just porting the core NXT java code directly to javascript.
As you may know the developer "BCnext" inserted some flaws(traps) in the NXT code.

Also it seems that one member of the NXT communitiy found recently another flaw that was not
put in by the developer.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg5927084#msg5927084

How will you deal with 64bit integers in javascript?
I mean are they implemented in node.js
or you need a special library to handle 64bit integers in node.js?

We will use the library for long nodejs

It IS a bit quiet around NXTL - not that this is neccessarily bad, but a bit more info would be nice...

where was the stakeholder list again!?!

This week we finish the module accounts, module blockchain, p2p module
Information about the system:

Algorithm: Curve25519
Type: POS
Max Coins: 1,000,000,000
Block time: 60 seconds

POS Schedule:
Charity Wallet Donation: 0.1% of transaction*
Confirmations for mined blocks: 20
Confirmations for transactions: 3

great work.

[ShawnLeary]

Looking forward to some alpha testing and seeing what these two devs have in store for the world.

[EbonHawk]

This week we finish the module accounts, module blockchain, p2p module
Information about the system:

Algorithm: Curve25519
Type: POS
Max Coins: 1,000,000,000
Block time: 60 seconds

POS Schedule:
Charity Wallet Donation: 0.1% of transaction*
Confirmations for mined blocks: 20
Confirmations for transactions: 3

Yess!!!

[ownerbest]

Am I late for this project?
What's the nxt account? I'd like to join using 200 nxt.

[Djentriser]

any eta on launch?

+ 1000

[SkillRoad]

any eta on launch?

+ 1000

Step 3 - Account Create (Complete 08.04.2014 )


For those who have already registered, here http://193.169.244.74:19775 create account. Account number specify in this topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=562027.msg6130206#msg6130206. In the future, these accounts will be distributed coins.

[fsonex]

I just registered, BTC Txn ID: 56fd12f98bc1e4fdc77750b26da35c15d5f198b924252a2207a794f790b86e01-000

[hypersire]

Skillroad, this is a bit confusing. So to register, we have to send 0.02 BTC to here 1Ahvxya7hhHftmN2V9rpK7PWpbgYrgteFQ, correct?

Then we post the transaction ID here in this thread, correct?

What is this web site for: http://193.169.244.74:19775/#

The "Click Here" link beside Not Registered does not do anything. What are we supposed to be entering on this web site?

Thanks!

[SkillRoad]

when does the ipo end???

no

[nextgencoin]

when does the ipo end???

no

what?...

what date does the ipo finish.. when is the last day someone can buy a stake? how many pages until no more buy ins?

also what the hell is that client about.. it doesnt even work?

dude this IPO has been running months, acting all panicked means you didn't believe in it early on.

[nextgencoin]

Ok, apologises..


it looks to me like the IPO is done and we have to make an account number on the testnet so we can get our coins. I'll wait for conformation of that though.