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

[yshin365new]

Compare Bitcoin and Zcash.
Maximum supply : Bitcoin 21m BTC      =       Zcash     21m ZEC
Available supply  : Bitcoin 15,948,491BTC      Zcash     596 ZEC
Price                   : Bitcoin     707.79 USD        Zcash    1,290 USD

Is this reasonable?  

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[nzminer]

Like I said before  XEM is stable to me and NEM platform is so much potential .

Yes, I agree.

I also think that we dont even fully realise the extent NEM is actually being marketed in Japan and other parts of Asia.

There are people taking the project seriously, you just dont get partnerships with Mijin and Tech Bureau, Dragonfly etc overnight.

[jwiz168]

Like I said before  XEM is stable to me and NEM platform is so much potential .

Yes, I agree.

I also think that we dont even fully realise the extent NEM is actually being marketed in Japan and other parts of Asia.

There are people taking the project seriously, you just dont get partnerships with Mijin and Tech Bureau, Dragonfly etc overnight.

Dragonfly is one that operates several countrys in Asia with its remittance services.

[ApexEvo]

Like I said before  XEM is stable to me and NEM platform is so much potential .

Yes, I agree.

I also think that we dont even fully realise the extent NEM is actually being marketed in Japan and other parts of Asia.

There are people taking the project seriously, you just dont get partnerships with Mijin and Tech Bureau, Dragonfly etc overnight.

But why are they not buying XEM? Everyone thought they will buy XEM in zaif and it did nothing for volume. Why no demand?
I know NEM is good tech and serious project, but where is asian popularity shown if not in demand?

[MoneyJ]

Like I said before  XEM is stable to me and NEM platform is so much potential .

Yes, I agree.

I also think that we dont even fully realise the extent NEM is actually being marketed in Japan and other parts of Asia.

There are people taking the project seriously, you just dont get partnerships with Mijin and Tech Bureau, Dragonfly etc overnight.

But why are they not buying XEM? Everyone thought they will buy XEM in zaif and it did nothing for volume. Why no demand?
I know NEM is good tech and serious project, but where is asian popularity shown if not in demand?

This is the reality , only 1 out of 50 people in Asia knows what bitcoin is. So much so with NEM , but fintech industries are quickly adapting the blockchain technology which perhaps will be standardized by banking institutions as they see so much security and potentials.

[BigSirko]

Short History of Japan and Bitcoin
   In 2013.  Many Bitcoin businesses were located in Japan but ran by expatriates.   MtGox was initially created by an American and later sold to a Frenchmen.  

   2014 - Few Japanese in Japan had ever heard of Bitcoin – even with MtGox in the international news.   Most of the people protesting outside of MtGox, in Tokyo, were expatriates.  

                 Legislation and laws on cryptocurrency were a response to something called Mona Coin.  Mona Coin was the first alternate in Japan and was more popular than NEM, in Japan, until 2016.

   In 2015 – “Indigenous” Japanese people (not expats) started to create their own exchanges and businesses, including Takao Asyama who is affiliated with Mijin / NEM .

   In 2016 – the Japanese Blockchain Consortium is founded.   The consortium is predominately Japanese but contains a few expatriates in some positions.  

In terms of ordinary person adoption - Japan is probably where America was in 2011?  

In terms of organization - Japan is probably in the top 3.  The United States and Switzerland is ahead of Japan.  

In terms of top-down interest - there seems to be a lot of banks and businesses in Japan looking at Blockchain.  I think Japan might be better than USA and Switzerland in that regard..


For top-down ~ NEM already was adopted by a few businesses like Okwave, Tech Bureau, a supermarket chain [Adarara?] and apparently Campfire is next.  


NEM is otherwise working hard at the moment to be ready for when more Japanese decide to adopt cryptocurrency.  For NEM to be ready, this means a good mobile app and having some services available.   When the app and services are available, that's when advertisement in Japan will probably increase.

[KimNg]

http://digital.di.se/artikel/patent-disputes-threaten-big-banks-blockchain-bet

http://www.bankingtech.com/612342/trouble-in-the-r3-paradise/

Agreement and standardization in the banking sector is very challenging.
The main obstacles most likely has little to do with technology, rather the competition, self-preservation and especially the big egos.
Each one has differing corporate strategies and wants control.     

With the NEM-Mijin alliance offering public and permissioned blockchains, NEM will always be a viable option.
Catapult is probably months away, whereas Corda is years.

[LemonAndFriesOne]

Short History of Japan and Bitcoin
   In 2013.  Many Bitcoin businesses were located in Japan but ran by expatriates.   MtGox was initially created by an American and later sold to a Frenchmen.  

   2014 - Few Japanese in Japan had ever heard of Bitcoin – even with MtGox in the international news.   Most of the people protesting outside of MtGox, in Tokyo, were expatriates.  

                 Legislation and laws on cryptocurrency were a response to something called Mona Coin.  Mona Coin was the first alternate in Japan and was more popular than NEM, in Japan, until 2016.

   In 2015 – “Indigenous” Japanese people (not expats) started to create their own exchanges and businesses, including Takao Asyama who is affiliated with Mijin / NEM .

   In 2016 – the Japanese Blockchain Consortium is founded.   The consortium is predominately Japanese but contains a few expatriates in some positions.  

In terms of ordinary person adoption - Japan is probably where America was in 2011?  

In terms of organization - Japan is probably in the top 3.  The United States and Switzerland is ahead of Japan.  

In terms of top-down interest - there seems to be a lot of banks and businesses in Japan looking at Blockchain.  I think Japan might be better than USA and Switzerland in that regard..


For top-down ~ NEM already was adopted by a few businesses like Okwave, Tech Bureau, a supermarket chain [Adarara?] and apparently Campfire is next.  


NEM is otherwise working hard at the moment to be ready for when more Japanese decide to adopt cryptocurrency.  For NEM to be ready, this means a good mobile app and having some services available.   When the app and services are available, that's when advertisement in Japan will probably increase.

From your username and your comments I assume you don't live in the USA.

USA is really backwards when it comes to progress for society, people want the 1950s back. USA is not as progressive as the movies might tell you.

[BigSirko]

Short History of Japan and Bitcoin
   In 2013.  Many Bitcoin businesses were located in Japan but ran by expatriates.   MtGox was initially created by an American and later sold to a Frenchmen.  

   2014 - Few Japanese in Japan had ever heard of Bitcoin – even with MtGox in the international news.   Most of the people protesting outside of MtGox, in Tokyo, were expatriates.  

                 Legislation and laws on cryptocurrency were a response to something called Mona Coin.  Mona Coin was the first alternate in Japan and was more popular than NEM, in Japan, until 2016.

   In 2015 – “Indigenous” Japanese people (not expats) started to create their own exchanges and businesses, including Takao Asyama who is affiliated with Mijin / NEM .

   In 2016 – the Japanese Blockchain Consortium is founded.   The consortium is predominately Japanese but contains a few expatriates in some positions.  

In terms of ordinary person adoption - Japan is probably where America was in 2011?  

In terms of organization - Japan is probably in the top 3.  The United States and Switzerland is ahead of Japan.  

In terms of top-down interest - there seems to be a lot of banks and businesses in Japan looking at Blockchain.  I think Japan might be better than USA and Switzerland in that regard..


For top-down ~ NEM already was adopted by a few businesses like Okwave, Tech Bureau, a supermarket chain [Adarara?] and apparently Campfire is next.  


NEM is otherwise working hard at the moment to be ready for when more Japanese decide to adopt cryptocurrency.  For NEM to be ready, this means a good mobile app and having some services available.   When the app and services are available, that's when advertisement in Japan will probably increase.

From your username and your comments I assume you don't live in the USA.

USA is really backwards when it comes to progress for society, people want the 1950s back. USA is not as progressive as the movies might tell you.

I sometimes watch commercials from the US of A.  Half the Doctor and highly skilled professionals seem to be African-American.  The white man is predicted as a bumbling idiot who is outsmarted by the woman and minorities.  Does it corroborate with reality?  It must - because everything you see on TV is true.   

[jelin1984]

OCTOBER 2016


https://blog.nem.io/state-of-nem-october-2016/

[jelin1984]

news japan


 


http://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000043.000012906.html

[nzminer]

news japan


 


http://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000043.000012906.html

Translated version! 
https://translate.google.co.nz/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fprtimes.jp%2Fmain%2Fhtml%2Frd%2Fp%2F000000043.000012906.html&edit-text=&act=url

[Shiroslullaby]

I like XEM its a very interesting project.
I wonder though if the "harvesting" of coins as opposed to traditional mining will be confusing and put people off the coin.
People are resistant to change and generally don't like things they don't understand.

Can anyone who knows a lot about the project explain the advantages of the way coins are generated?

[nzminer]

I like XEM its a very interesting project.
I wonder though if the "harvesting" of coins as opposed to traditional mining will be confusing and put people off the coin.
People are resistant to change and generally don't like things they don't understand.

Can anyone who knows a lot about the project explain the advantages of the way coins are generated?

Its not really any different than any other POS coin, only difference is you get rewarded more if you actively use your account.

[jelin1984]

downloaded and check new  nano wallet

official


https://github.com/QuantumMechanics/NanoWallet

[Quantum_Mechanics]

downloaded and check new  nano wallet

official


https://github.com/QuantumMechanics/NanoWallet

It has moved to the official repository: https://github.com/NemProject/NanoWallet

[jelin1984]

also here Apostille white paper


http://mijin.io/ApostilleWhitePaper.pdf

[TaShoKi]

I sell all my XEM now.

[nzminer]

I sell all my XEM now.

Why?
Ill take them off you happily! 

[TaShoKi]

I sell all my XEM now.

Why?
Ill take them off you happily! 

I buy at low price off you in 2 days