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or he can use remote harvesting from super-node but he have to remember that nodes are restarted from time to time. So after every new release he will have to activate harvesting somewhere on node where are slots available. Whole process is plain simple. 1) activate dlegated harvesting 2) find supernode with slots 3) run remote harvesting Costs 6XEM + repeat process every new release Where do you check for free slots? And that kinda sucks if you have to reactivate on every new release.
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March 19, 2017, 09:31:49 PM |
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Where do you check for free slots? And that kinda sucks if you have to reactivate on every new release.
I just go to get supernode IP, when run wallet in remote mode and hit remote harvesting button. Once it will harvest and it will be enabled this is all. You may git few times/check few supernode and you will find slot. If you want permamet you will have to talk to with supernode operator to add your private delegated key to config so he will harvest for you this is possible to do without restarting every new release but you need supernode operator to add you. As in Dash and on NEM, it is very difficult to keep coins when it has already grown significantly.
haha NEM will have revolution with catapult while Dash only "evolution" if yo compare goals of both NEM is not Dash rival. From cold calculation NEM should be 2-3x higher in market cap than Dash IMO. If you add security/performance/goals/real world applications/ easy in programming Dash was already over pumped while NEM not so even form speculation view NEM is better doay i would not say taht NEM at 5000sat but below 2k is even ok to join before catapult in Q1 IMO this is 99% pump event.
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March 19, 2017, 10:24:04 PM |
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I just go to get supernode IP, when run wallet in remote mode and hit remote harvesting button. Once it will harvest and it will be enabled this is all. You may git few times/check few supernode and you will find slot.
If you want permamet you will have to talk to with supernode operator to add your private delegated key to config so he will harvest for you this is possible to do without restarting every new release but you need supernode operator to add you.
Kinda weird this isn't mentioned anywhere on NEM site. Thanks.
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I just go to get supernode IP, when run wallet in remote mode and hit remote harvesting button. Once it will harvest and it will be enabled this is all. You may git few times/check few supernode and you will find slot.
If you want permamet you will have to talk to with supernode operator to add your private delegated key to config so he will harvest for you this is possible to do without restarting every new release but you need supernode operator to add you.
Kinda weird this isn't mentioned anywhere on NEM site. Thanks. Its here https://blog.nem.io/connecting-to-a-remote-server/
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March 20, 2017, 02:01:11 AM |
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You guys get so much wealthy from the price arises, I can't imagine the market cap now, XEM is stable top 10 coins for 1 year. Wonderful job, devs.
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Hi im a newbie in the cryptocurrency world so i have some questions: How can I buy some NEM (XEM?) ? How i store them ? Do you have a guide a something like that ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) ? thank you in advance ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Hi im a newbie in the cryptocurrency world so i have some questions: How can I buy some NEM (XEM?) ? How i store them ? Do you have a guide a something like that ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) ? thank you in advance ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) You buy on Poloniex https://www.nem.io/buy.htmlHere are all your tutorials https://blog.nem.io/nem-tutorial-list/
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March 20, 2017, 07:45:24 AM |
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As in Dash and on NEM, it is very difficult to keep coins when it has already grown significantly.
Original NEM stakeholders appear to be very good at holding the coins. There are plenty that still even hold their initial stake. If you really want to sell when price goes up, you can always sell in portions. Say 10% with each 20-50% price increase.
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The purpose of linking a private blockchain (Mijin) to a public blockchain (NEM) is for immutability. A private blockchain has a central authority which can alter that blockchain at their discretion. Linking it to a public chain which is immutable due to it's decentralized nature solves that problem and you get best of both worlds.
Thanks for the explanation. If I understand correctly, it is still up to the company running the private blockchain to decide whether or not they want to leverage the public blockchain by linking the two. Immutability in this case could still be achieved by running the private blockchain on multitude of nodes effectively making them decentralized—although it would not be as reliable as linking to a public blockchain.
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March 20, 2017, 09:18:47 AM |
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Hello there. I have just got the NEM software synced the wallet, Funded with 11k coins and sent the transaction for delegated harvesting, everything seems ok but my vested balance is 0 and account importance is 0%. This was all done overnight. now when I try to start delegated harvesting I'm getting ERROR 700 NIS: HARVESTING INELIGIBLE.
Anyone could advice me what is wrong? Thank you
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March 20, 2017, 09:24:03 AM |
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Hello there. I have just got the NEM software synced the wallet, Funded with 11k coins and sent the transaction for delegated harvesting, everything seems ok but my vested balance is 0 and account importance is 0%. This was all done overnight. now when I try to start delegated harvesting I'm getting ERROR 700 NIS: HARVESTING INELIGIBLE.
Anyone could advice me what is wrong? Thank you
you need 10k vested to start harvesting , it takes time to get your 11 k vested ,i think a month or more
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March 20, 2017, 09:25:22 AM |
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Hello there. I have just got the NEM software synced the wallet, Funded with 11k coins and sent the transaction for delegated harvesting, everything seems ok but my vested balance is 0 and account importance is 0%. This was all done overnight. now when I try to start delegated harvesting I'm getting ERROR 700 NIS: HARVESTING INELIGIBLE.
Anyone could advice me what is wrong? Thank you
You can read about vesting here: https://blog.nem.io/what-are-poi-and-vesting/You need 10k vested balance to start harvesting. With 11k initial balance, it will take quite a long time..
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March 20, 2017, 09:47:45 AM |
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Ok thank you for explanation. Do I need to have client / pc running to be getting this vested balance or even if my wallet is offline this will happen?
Also can I do LocalHarvesting in meantime and how can I switch back to it?
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March 20, 2017, 09:58:40 AM |
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Ok thank you for explanation. Do I need to have client / pc running to be getting this vested balance or even if my wallet is offline this will happen?
Also can I do LocalHarvesting in meantime and how can I switch back to it?
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Choose delegated harvesting for offline. I tried it with 100k NEM and I got very little. Wasn't worth it in my opinion but things may have changed.
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March 20, 2017, 10:42:17 AM |
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or he can use remote harvesting from super-node but he have to remember that nodes are restarted from time to time. So after every new release he will have to activate harvesting somewhere on node where are slots available. Whole process is plain simple. 1) activate dlegated harvesting 2) find supernode with slots 3) run remote harvesting Costs 6XEM + repeat process every new release Where do you check for free slots? And that kinda sucks if you have to reactivate on every new release. You can ask the owner of a supernode to add your private delegated harvesting key to his/her NIS config as additional harvester, then it will be automatically harvesting upon every restart of NIS.
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March 20, 2017, 12:05:28 PM |
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or he can use remote harvesting from super-node but he have to remember that nodes are restarted from time to time. So after every new release he will have to activate harvesting somewhere on node where are slots available. Whole process is plain simple. 1) activate dlegated harvesting 2) find supernode with slots 3) run remote harvesting Costs 6XEM + repeat process every new release Where do you check for free slots? And that kinda sucks if you have to reactivate on every new release. You can ask the owner of a supernode to add your private delegated harvesting key to his/her NIS config as additional harvester, then it will be automatically harvesting upon every restart of NIS. I want to try adding my XEM to a supernode too, where or who can I possibly contact someone that can add my xem to his/her supernode?
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March 20, 2017, 12:13:14 PM |
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The purpose of linking a private blockchain (Mijin) to a public blockchain (NEM) is for immutability. A private blockchain has a central authority which can alter that blockchain at their discretion. Linking it to a public chain which is immutable due to it's decentralized nature solves that problem and you get best of both worlds.
Thanks for the explanation. If I understand correctly, it is still up to the company running the private blockchain to decide whether or not they want to leverage the public blockchain by linking the two. Immutability in this case could still be achieved by running the private blockchain on multitude of nodes effectively making them decentralized—although it would not be as reliable as linking to a public blockchain. Running it on a multitude of nodes does not make something decentralized if you control all of those nodes. I guess the idea with linking is that you can make it decentralized without handing out control over your nodes, thus keeping control over your own chain while it is still immutable.
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March 20, 2017, 12:19:16 PM |
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When I export wallet from NEM client its backuped and I can restore it on the other PC? Or do I still need to copy over files from user/data etc..
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March 20, 2017, 12:26:31 PM |
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better keep a record of the PRIV KEY too + the wallet (*.wlt) file. maybe write it down somewhere in a piece of paper ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) goodluck sir!
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March 20, 2017, 01:06:46 PM |
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You can ask the owner of a supernode to add your private delegated harvesting key to his/her NIS config as additional harvester, then it will be automatically harvesting upon every restart of NIS.
I want to try adding my XEM to a supernode too, where or who can I possibly contact someone that can add my xem to his/her supernode? You can PM me.
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