[ANN] SuperNET NXT asset 12071612744977229797, SUPERNET KMD assetchain in summer

[josephliton]

SuperNET is proud to present the latest addition to its CORE: Syscoin



ANN here: http://nxter.org/syscoin-joins-the-supernet-core/

Learn more about Syscoin and the SuperNET partnership when SuperNET Radio interviews the Syscoin developers, today @ 5 PM EST time: http://supernetradio.com

[valarmg]

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

[Wings1987]

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

I wasn't clear on the differences. What I was considering using is the Supernet Client. Multigateway is still in Beta I assume?

[mladen00]

syscoin is great coin and his is great for supernet (and sys)

[Cassius]

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

Yup, no transfer required. SuperNET is built on Nxt, so your regular passphrase will access the same account, just with all the extra SuperNET stuff as well.

[bitcoinrocks]

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

Yup, no transfer required. SuperNET is built on Nxt, so your regular passphrase will access the same account, just with all the extra SuperNET stuff as well.

Is UNITY an NXT asset?

[3rdStryker]

yep

[bitcoiner456]

can someone explain the best way to secure a nxt/supernet account.

[stereotype]

can someone explain the best way to secure a nxt/supernet account.

Use a random string of characters about 25-100 characters long, and keep it very very safe. You can use this to generate your string, for example..... https://www.bitaddress.org

[bitcoinrocks]

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

Yup, no transfer required. SuperNET is built on Nxt, so your regular passphrase will access the same account, just with all the extra SuperNET stuff as well.

Is UNITY an NXT asset?

And BTCD is not an NXT asset but an entirely separate coin, correct?

[crackfoo]

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

Yup, no transfer required. SuperNET is built on Nxt, so your regular passphrase will access the same account, just with all the extra SuperNET stuff as well.

Is UNITY an NXT asset?

And BTCD is not an NXT asset but an entirely separate coin, correct?

That's right.

[LiteBit]

Roughly how much BBR integration code has been written?  Is the answer zero, almost zero, or some?

I'd like to know the answer to this as well. Thanks!

[tyz]

That is right. NXT and BTCD are two seperate coins which does not even base on the same source code. NXT has been developed from scratch. BTCD bases on the Bitcoin code.

I never bothered to setup the Supernet wallet and have been using the NXT Wallet. What is the best way to transfer everything over?

Thanks

You don't really need to transfer anything since superNET will use Nxt addresses. However, probably worth trying out the Jay wallet as someone above mentioned.

Yup, no transfer required. SuperNET is built on Nxt, so your regular passphrase will access the same account, just with all the extra SuperNET stuff as well.

Is UNITY an NXT asset?

And BTCD is not an NXT asset but an entirely separate coin, correct?

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=985776.msg10741073#msg10741073

[allwelder]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=985776.msg10741073#msg10741073

Nice pitcs.

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

It's a two for Tuesday special.

[_mr_e]

NxtVault for Android beta has been opened up to everyone. Please take some time to help test this game changing passphrase management software. https://nxtforum.org/index.php?topic=9036.0

[crazyivan]

Can someone pls point me out towards some data about past Supernet dividends? Thx.

[tyz]

I recommed you to follow the Supernet newsletters published among others things on Nxter Magazine in order to stay informed about Supernet news and dvidends.

http://nxter.org/category/supernet-newsletters/

Can someone pls point me out towards some data about past Supernet dividends? Thx.

[bitcoinrocks]

Can someone pls point me out towards some data about past Supernet dividends? Thx.

I'd be interested to know too.  I received PANGEA and SKYNET while my UNITY were at Bter.  But I think there was a JAY distribution that I missed.