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[LiQio]

Current 1.7 changelog:

[...]
Coin Shuffling
This feature is based on the paper by Tim Ruffing et al, http://crypsys.mmci.uni-saarland.de/projects/CoinShuffle/coinshuffle.pdf .

Coin shuffling can be used to perform mixing of NXT, MS currencies (unless created as non-shuffleable), or AE assets. Any account can create a new shuffling, specifying the holding to be shuffled, the shuffle amount, number of participants required, and registration deadline. This is done using the shufflingCreate API. The subsequent shuffling steps can be done either manually, by using the shufflingRegister (for accounts other than the creator), shufflingProcess, shufflingVerify or shufflingCancel APIs, or, much more conveniently, by starting an automated Shuffler, using the startShuffler API. Once started, the Shuffler monitors the blockchain state for transactions relevant to the specified shuffle, and automatically submits the required transactions on behalf of the user, performing shuffle processing, verification, or cancellation as needed. To do this, the Shuffler is required to keep the user secret phrase in memory, therefore it should be run on a trusted local machine only. A restart or a crash of the node requires the shuffler to be started again using the startShuffler API, as it should never save the user secret phrase on disk.

To participate in a shuffling, a deposit of 1000 NXT is needed, in addition to the amount of currency or asset being shuffled. Or if shuffling NXT, the amount of the shuffle must exceed this 1000 NXT minimum. If the shuffling completes successfully, this amount is added to the recipient account balance, to allow it to send outgoing transactions (as it is required that only new, unused accounts are specified as recipients). If the shuffle fails due to a registered participant failing to participate as required, or intentionally submitting false data, the participant responsible for the shuffle cancellation is penalized by retaining this deposit and sending it to the forger of the shuffle finish block instead. If a shuffle is cancelled because the required number of participants is not met, nobody is penalized and all deposits are refunded.

Query APIs to retrieve currently running shufflers, shufflings, and shuffling participants are: getAllShufflings, getAccountShufflings, getAssignedShufflings, getHoldingShufflings, getShufflers, getShuffling, and getShufflingParticipants.

If desired, finished shufflings can be automatically deleted from the database if the nxt.deleteFinishedShufflings property is set to true (default is false).

The fee for creating a shuffling or registering in one is 1 NXT, for the shuffling process or shuffling cancel transactions 10 NXT, and for the verify transaction 1 NXT.

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Source: https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/current-1-7-changelog/

iCEBREAKER is it this ↑ that makes you nervous?

Always remember, you're a negative influencer.

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[RealBitcoin]

Yes stop trolling please and let's concentrate on NXT.

I put the NXT tree as my twitter front post:
https://twitter.com/RealBitcoinBlog/status/660243941091078144

Time to show the world the NXT tree and upcoming roadmap, it is exciting!

[Come-from-Beyond]

Typical (software) engineers don't built stuff on convoluted, unfinished-yet-already-obsolete, unnecessarily complex scam-platforms like NXT.

That's why the only scam of significance happening was SuperNet, at least until NXT pissed off the dev with its incompatible surprise bullshit.

You are just a trader, so you can know very little about software engineering and your opinion on this matter is worthless, sorry.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Yes stop trolling please and let's concentrate on NXT.

I put the NXT tree as my twitter front post:
https://twitter.com/RealBitcoinBlog/status/660243941091078144

Time to show the world the NXT tree and upcoming roadmap, it is exciting!

He can't stop trolling, it's the only trick that can save his Monero investments.

[RealBitcoin]

Yes stop trolling please and let's concentrate on NXT.

I put the NXT tree as my twitter front post:
https://twitter.com/RealBitcoinBlog/status/660243941091078144

Time to show the world the NXT tree and upcoming roadmap, it is exciting!

He can't stop trolling, it's the only trick that can save his Monero investments.

I got tons of retweets of that tweet, time to advertise that NXT tree and the exciting features of NXT.

[anasazi]

And this is how you spell D-E-P-E-N-D-A-N-C-Y H-E-L-L.

It's dependency. Moron.

[Jimmy2011]

Please stop trolling here. I lost all my original big investment into the scam ActiveMining. I didn't sell a single share until it's turned out to be a scam.

[Come-from-Beyond]

It's dependency. [CENSORED]

Don't be rude, we don't know how old he is, maybe he hasn't had grammar classes yet.

[nzminer]

What is up with iCEBREAKER?

I thought he was only a Darkcoin / DASH troll? lol 

[nexern]

What is up with iCEBREAKER?

I thought he was only a Darkcoin / DASH troll? lol 

not much as usual, icy is just on her weekly entertainment tour.

[Come-from-Beyond]

not much as usual, icy is just on her weekly entertainment tour.

Aye, Nxt community used to have a joker in every thread. So far Icy is the best in this one.

[iCEBREAKER]

Typical (software) engineers don't built stuff on convoluted, unfinished-yet-already-obsolete, unnecessarily complex scam-platforms like NXT.

That's why the only scam of significance happening was SuperNet, at least until NXT pissed off the dev with its incompatible surprise bullshit.

You are just a trader, so you can know very little about software engineering and your opinion on this matter is worthless, sorry.

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

The point is that jl777 tried to build SuperNet on NXT, which turned out (for the predictable reason of Dependency Hell) to be a huge mistake.

[nexern]

seems it is necessary to use a babel fish now to extract something meaningfull out of your unordered stammering.
(really what you are talking about?)

[Come-from-Beyond]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

[iCEBREAKER]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

"If" I hang out on this forum?  I've been here longer than you, so your advice is unwarranted.   

But we understand you are just trying to change the subject away from SuperNet/jl777 abandonment of this scam-platform bloatware (which can't even get a simple but vitally important thing like backwards-compatibility right).

It sure is easier to speculate about critics' motivations than defend NXT from charges of obsolescence and incompetence, isn't it?

[LiQio]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

Yes, if he had the slightest knowledge he would have rubbed his CV in our faces over and over, extroverted as he is. 

Oh, and speaking of scammers: iCEBREAKER how much did you make with HashFast 

[iCEBREAKER]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

Yes, if he had the slightest knowledge he would have rubbed his CV in our faces over and over, extroverted as he is. 

Oh, and speaking of scammers: iCEBREAKER how much did you make with HashFast 

My biography is off-topic, although I understand it is an object of endless fascination to my fan club.   

The failure of NXT to keep SuperNet, its only extent project, alive and on-board is on-topic.

[LiQio]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

Yes, if he had the slightest knowledge he would have rubbed his CV in our faces over and over, extroverted as he is. 

Oh, and speaking of scammers: iCEBREAKER how much did you make with HashFast 

My biography is off-topic, although I understand it is an object of endless fascination to my fan club.   

The failure of NXT to keep SuperNet, its only extent project, alive and on-board is on-topic.

So you don't deny it.

[iCEBREAKER]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

Yes, if he had the slightest knowledge he would have rubbed his CV in our faces over and over, extroverted as he is. 

Oh, and speaking of scammers: iCEBREAKER how much did you make with HashFast 

My biography is off-topic, although I understand it is an object of endless fascination to my fan club.   

The failure of NXT to keep SuperNet, its only extent project, alive and on-board is on-topic.

So you don't deny it.

There is no denying that NXT is a scam platform, and now (given the exodus of SuperNet) abandonware.

[LiQio]

You are just a scammer, so you can know very little about how much I know about software engineering.

So I've touched an open wound, otherwise you wouldn't use "scammer" tag. Hehe, you should grow thicker skin if you hang out on this forum.

Yes, if he had the slightest knowledge he would have rubbed his CV in our faces over and over, extroverted as he is. 

Oh, and speaking of scammers: iCEBREAKER how much did you make with HashFast 

My biography is off-topic, although I understand it is an object of endless fascination to my fan club.   

The failure of NXT to keep SuperNet, its only extent project, alive and on-board is on-topic.

So you don't deny it.

There is no denying that NXT is a scam platform, and now (given the exodus of SuperNet) abandonware.

How much exactly did you earn with HashFast?