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

[ac1905]

Why are all the Monero followers causing problems on every other coins threads and groups??? What's with those guys??? Getting so sick of hearing them yap.

[Big Naturals]

Why are all the Monero followers causing problems on every other coins threads and groups??? What's with those guys??? Getting so sick of hearing them yap.

I love the vibe of Jesus, but I hate bigoted religious zealots knocking on my door telling me I'm going to burn in the 'crucible' of Hell for my sins (i.e. opinions).

I love the privacy of XMR, but I hate the bigoted zealotry of some of the fanatics who support XMR, they're like football hooligans who are really more interested in fights than crypto tech.

iCEBREAKER doesn't care about crypto tech, he likes picking fights, makes him feel superior, but when someone pulls apart his logic he disappears. He used to be a constant critic of SuperNET and jl777, but the last 9-12 months not so much, why ... all his arguments and predictions were wrong!

People who truly follow crypto with an open mind support many coins.

[seven.71]

Why are all the Monero followers causing problems on every other coins threads and groups??? What's with those guys??? Getting so sick of hearing them yap.

that's normal for me, everyone claims that their coins are the most superior in terms of privacy and technology in fact its best coins will get more supporters...in the case of monero supporters making noise in all threads is reasonable because it is open and free forum in expressing opinions and claims that they are superior

[aratalawrence]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

[tbandy]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

That is the million dollar question but I am happy cuz this is the coin I am holding   

[nzminer]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

Its just a recovery following the FUD over the coincheck hack.

And NEM had a good response to the attack and handled it well from a community and organization perspective
https://cointelegraph.com/news/coincheck-to-refund-all-customers-affected-by-hack-faced-by-community-support
https://cointelegraph.com/news/530-million-in-xem-stolen-from-coincheck-can-be-traced-nem-team-confirms

[tothanhtuan]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

That is the million dollar question but I am happy cuz this is the coin I am holding   

I think NEM dev needs to freeze those amount of coins being stolen

[tbandy]

Recently many people are talking about the privacy of the coin excuse my ignorance but who really needs that ?
Hackers, money laundering people, high jackers,tax evaders who else ?
But an honest person in my opinion does not pay much attention to that, like I said is just my opinion

[Big Naturals]

Recently many people are talking about the privacy of the coin excuse my ignorance but who really needs that ?
Hackers, money laundering people, high jackers,tax evaders who else ?
But an honest person in my opinion does not pay much attention to that, like I said is just my opinion

Open your mind bro, private transactions for legal payments are needed everyday - business' paying wages, expenses want those to continue being private, people want to keep their medical expenses private, what food they buy, what charities and political groups they support, all should be private. Privacy is a human right, BUT, that doesn't mean ALL blockchains neèd to be private, for some purposes transactions need to be public.

[Tehfiend]

To the people worried about fungibility, they need to remember that this blacklist via tagging is not centrally enforceable. It is an opt-in tool that exchanges can use to avoid stolen XEM at THEIR discretion.

If coins may be blacklisted, they are not fungible.   It has nothing to do with centralization, opt-in, or discretion.

There mere fact it is possible for anyone to blacklist coins proves the coins are not fungible.

Truly fungible coins cannot be blacklisted.  Look into the Monero literature for more details.

Fungibility is not binary where a currency is either 100% fungible or 0%. Yes Monero is much more fungible (not 100%) and I would even say it's the most fungible of all blockchains. It wins in the privacy category but that is not NEM's market. NEM is a smart asset platform that is willing to trade fungibility (some but not all) in exchange for transparency.

The point is that this tagging system is NOT a blacklist but a tool that can be used to track stolen assets. Yes this does in fact reduce fungibility but not as much as a true blacklist such as the case with Ripple or the ETH hardfork. I personally think this approach provides a good balance and is aligned perfectly with NEM's value proposition.

[Tehfiend]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

As many people say "there's no such thing as bad press". On the surface these headlines look very bad for NEM but anybody that looks into the details will learn it was the exchange NOT NEM that was hacked and they might be exposed so some new details about NEM such as it's amazing on chain multi-sig and smart asset support or the way the NEM foundation has responded to the hack which is unique and first of it's kind.

Most likely the rally was fueled by news that the exchange will be reimbursing it's customers in fiat. That means these XEM holders will be reimbursed with JPY and many are likely going to replace their stake. If the stolen XEM are effectively blacklisted, that means the supply decreases and the demand increases as people replace their stolen XEM.

In the end, nobody knows why really

[alexkid]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

I see no news just a good project

[iCEBREAKER]

NEM's goal was never to be a privacy fungible coin.

Fixed it for you.

Congratulations to NEM for achieving its goal of never being fungible.

[nzminer]

Why are all the Monero followers causing problems on every other coins threads and groups??? What's with those guys??? Getting so sick of hearing them yap.

I love the vibe of Jesus, but I hate bigoted religious zealots knocking on my door telling me I'm going to burn in the 'crucible' of Hell for my sins (i.e. opinions).

I love the privacy of XMR, but I hate the bigoted zealotry of some of the fanatics who support XMR, they're like football hooligans who are really more interested in fights than crypto tech.

iCEBREAKER doesn't care about crypto tech, he likes picking fights, makes him feel superior, but when someone pulls apart his logic he disappears. He used to be a constant critic of SuperNET and jl777, but the last 9-12 months not so much, why ... all his arguments and predictions were wrong!

People who truly follow crypto with an open mind support many coins.

He has also been trolling the DASH thread virtually since day one with his pro monero speech.

[standard.kepler]

Our company hold a lot of XEM, so glad to see you guys are doing great

[Alohaboy?!]

Why are all the Monero followers causing problems on every other coins threads and groups??? What's with those guys??? Getting so sick of hearing them yap.

I love the vibe of Jesus, but I hate bigoted religious zealots knocking on my door telling me I'm going to burn in the 'crucible' of Hell for my sins (i.e. opinions).

I love the privacy of XMR, but I hate the bigoted zealotry of some of the fanatics who support XMR, they're like football hooligans who are really more interested in fights than crypto tech.

iCEBREAKER doesn't care about crypto tech, he likes picking fights, makes him feel superior, but when someone pulls apart his logic he disappears. He used to be a constant critic of SuperNET and jl777, but the last 9-12 months not so much, why ... all his arguments and predictions were wrong!

People who truly follow crypto with an open mind support many coins.

He has also been trolling the DASH thread virtually since day one with his pro monero speech.

than that's even some sort of honor right?

[fragout]

Could someone tell me why today was a price surge of NEM(XEM)? What news affected it?

Its because the 500 million Nem that were stolen are effectively burned and coincheck issued a statement saying they would pay back any customers that held Nem with JPY. It is assumed if this actually happens, those or some of those customers will re-buy any Nem they lost.
So less supply with more demand = price rise

[wanggq8877]

The new architecture itself to continuously improve the technology and industry innovator explorer Spirit, rich product system, will let the block chain services get more breakthroughs in the mainstream industry. It is great.

[moli1]

Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck said today it would return about 46.3 billion yen ($425 million) of the virtual money it lost to hackers two days ago in one of the biggest-ever thefts of digital money.
That amounts to nearly 90% of the 58 billion yen worth of NEM coins the company lost in an attack that forced it to suspend on Friday withdrawals of all cryptocurrencies except bitcoin.
Coincheck said in a statement it would repay the roughly 260,000 owners of NEM coins in Japanese yen, though it was still working on timing and method.

[NorrisK]

Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck said today it would return about 46.3 billion yen ($425 million) of the virtual money it lost to hackers two days ago in one of the biggest-ever thefts of digital money.
That amounts to nearly 90% of the 58 billion yen worth of NEM coins the company lost in an attack that forced it to suspend on Friday withdrawals of all cryptocurrencies except bitcoin.
Coincheck said in a statement it would repay the roughly 260,000 owners of NEM coins in Japanese yen, though it was still working on timing and method.

It's kind of crazy that an exchange has so much money to pay back a theft like this..

I hope that money comes from early holdings of the owners and not trading fees, otherwise it goes to show how much these players are making (and even worse, how this was not invested into improving security).