NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs

[nzminer]

Plaudits to the real Nemsters that have stayed the course.....they will be rewarded for their faith along with anyone else who now cares to join us....!!!!!!!!

Couldnt agree more!  
In fact, i think this is probably the biggest news in Crypto ive seen for a long time!

This is quite a new direction to anonymity that we have not seen before.

[Xpedite]

Also what strikes me is that we've heard more ninjas than trolls 
And while the latter are known for making a lot of noise, ninjas normally aren't 

[Thingamajig]

Gotta love how the trolls/fudsters are utterly silent.

[rockethead]

Gotta love how the trolls/fudsters are utterly silent.

The trolls/fudsters will always be around. They will come out of the cracks again when XEM takes an inevitable dip or dips in its course. But that's ok.

Like I always have been saying,  we should care not.

[greentea]

That was a pretty awesome Ninja launch. 

Let me just say, that this has been silently in the works for a long time.  And this Makoto is Makoto1337, who works hard and just launches, ninja style. 

He is not Makoto777, who has an idea, sells assets, collects a million dollars by telling people they will get rich and they need to buy now, and then with the money finally hires some developers to help him code the project. 

There has been no pump here.  Just devs working really hard and Makoto going to lots of meetings.  Meetings that I have often mentioned, but yet some people doubted me and wanted proof.  Here is some proof now. 

http://allcoinsnews.com/2015/09/25/japans-tech-bureau-builds-low-cost-permissioned-blockchains-with-nem-project/

25 transactions/sec by Mijin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=2&v=1oFblsn6z4w

[makoto1337]

"The solution will provide an initial capacity of up to 25 tx/sec by the end of 2015 with geographically distributed nodes, with the goal to improve throughput up to 100 tx/sec by the end of 2016."

And NEM means it!!

Already running at 25 tx/s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVgdWEd1ldA

[rockethead]

"The solution will provide an initial capacity of up to 25 tx/sec by the end of 2015 with geographically distributed nodes, with the goal to improve throughput up to 100 tx/sec by the end of 2016."

And NEM means it!!

Already running at 25 tx/s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVgdWEd1ldA

lol. it happened so fast, I thought I saw a static screen on the small phone I have and thought nothing about it until I watched it on the desktop screen. And that's only 25 tx/s. I thought someone is saying that 100 tx/s is also done already?

[patmast3r]

"The solution will provide an initial capacity of up to 25 tx/sec by the end of 2015 with geographically distributed nodes, with the goal to improve throughput up to 100 tx/sec by the end of 2016."

And NEM means it!!

Already running at 25 tx/s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVgdWEd1ldA

Is there any info publicly available that explains how that speed is accomplished.
I couldn't possibly just be the lower blocktimes right ?

[tyz]

I read several times that there should coming up something big on NEM near future. Could someone explain me what?

[rockethead]

"The solution will provide an initial capacity of up to 25 tx/sec by the end of 2015 with geographically distributed nodes, with the goal to improve throughput up to 100 tx/sec by the end of 2016."

And NEM means it!!

Already running at 25 tx/s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVgdWEd1ldA

Is there any info publicly available that explains how that speed is accomplished.
I couldn't possibly just be the lower blocktimes right ?

Think permissible and think ripple and hyperledger. :-)

[Come-from-Beyond]

hyperledger

It was vulnerable to a trivial Sybil attack last time I checked (half a year ago). Has anything changed?

[rockethead]

hyperledger

It was vulnerable to a trivial Sybil attack last time I checked (half a year ago). Has anything changed?

No idea. But we are not using their technology. We are using NEM's technology in a permissible mode. The illustration I made is that ripple and hyperledger are also in permissible mode.

For all intents and purposes,  we are miles ahead. The last 18 months were solid work months.

[asdlolciterquit]

uhm... i don't know how to send my xem!

i want to tranfer 100k xem from my wallet to poloniex.

I click on the "send xem" button and i fill the form.... but when i write the message it say: "hex message can consist only in exadecimal characters"...

I just copy the message that poloniex generate... what can i do?

[Xpedite]

uhm... i don't know how to send my xem!

i want to tranfer 100k xem from my wallet to poloniex.

I click on the "send xem" button and i fill the form.... but when i write the message it say: "hex message can consist only in exadecimal characters"...

I just copy the message that poloniex generate... what can i do?

You probably have the 'hex' tickbox checked. It's next to the encrypt message tickbox.

[asdlolciterquit]

uhm... i don't know how to send my xem!

i want to tranfer 100k xem from my wallet to poloniex.

I click on the "send xem" button and i fill the form.... but when i write the message it say: "hex message can consist only in exadecimal characters"...

I just copy the message that poloniex generate... what can i do?

You probably have the 'hex' tickbox checked. It's next to the encrypt message tickbox.

thanks man, now it work!

[jabo38]

hyperledger

It was vulnerable to a trivial Sybil attack last time I checked (half a year ago). Has anything changed?

No idea. But we are not using their technology. We are using NEM's technology in a permissible mode. The illustration I made is that ripple and hyperledger are also in permissible mode.

For all intents and purposes,  we are miles ahead. The last 18 months were solid work months.

Hyperledger only kept width and not depth.  So they only kept current account balances, but not really the history of how those balances came to be.  Blockchains of course show a history of every transaction on the network since it started.

[ournem]

http://finextra.com/news/announcement.aspx?pressreleaseid=61412

[jabo38]

just a reminder, but as a nem holder myself, i think it's good advice to say that if you're harvesting, consider donating the harvested coins to good projects, it's what i've been aiming to do.

In addition, it also contributes to your importance score

Here is a list of NEM community members that are working on projects without pay and funding them out of their own pockets.  Please feel free to show them so support.

Reverend - http://blockexplore.in/ and the Telegram Tipbot - NBCWAV-C5TTJF-X3PHZY-NVYATT-E5JQTK-NP7P6R-5VWM

Crimi - http://nodeexplorer.com/ -  NA5NCN-5AIKIP-X2UHD7-SVC7R5-YHGYLC-GNMEAN-SMDJ

Quantum Mechanics - NEM Faucet and https://www.krakenlabs.org/- NAJPXZ-AQ2HMK-72JILF-PLJBC6-MQLA3L-PRLP4Y-4NZN

NEM Faucet Fund - http://faucet.nem.io/ - NDZZFL-W4EPNZ-F2QKNU-53DEEK-VRDSUU-7NZYNA-77DY

pow2poiConvert - http://www.nemnodes.org/ -  NCYIO6-XMU2Y3-FXRHCS-FNLYBZ-3URMBT-3CKD7A-MQP3

[cryptonit]

from 37 to soon 60 in the last few weeks
seems zero inflation show its power now
even if for such a promising coin the trading volume is low
i see the positive aspect it mean no more people left willing to sell that cheap
in fact each new investor NEM attract will raise the price
only chance to get hands on NEM is buy NEM

[mitache365]

Everything what should move up it must go down first. So please let the price keep going down so we can (re)buy for a good price and dont mess this good business, thank you  

100 to 40 satoshi costs 60 satoshi in price but its nothing comparing it to 40 -> 1 satoshi. This costs only 39 satoshi but its 15 times more efficient in potential and profitability of potential re-growth.

play pump & dump at crapcoins

said by crapcoin team member. lol.