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

[tyz]

According to newsletter 16, JAY shares have been distributed in this way:

7.5% to SuperNET investors.
7.5% to NXTventure investors.
5% to JLH.
40% to SuperHODL.
30% to developers Jones (20), btcddev (10) and longzai (10).

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.

[bitcoinrocks]

According to newsletter 16, JAY shares have been distributed in this way:

7.5% to SuperNET investors.
7.5% to NXTventure investors.
5% to JLH.
40% to SuperHODL.
30% to developers Jones (20), btcddev (10) and longzai (10).

Can I do anything about shares I didn't receive from Poloniex and Bter?

BTW, what about the other 10%?

[Wings1987]

Looks like a typo. 40% to the devs. (look at the breakdown)

[tyz]

I took the information directly from the official supernet newsletter. It seems it must be 40% for developers.

40% to developers Jones (20), btcddev (10) and longzai (10).

Looks like a typo. 40% to the devs. (look at the breakdown)

[bitcoinrocks]

I'm trying to understand SuperNET a little better.  It will run on NXT?  Does it require using MGW?

[m30188]

I'm trying to understand SuperNET a little better.  It will run on NXT?  Does it require using MGW?

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[Cassius]

^^^ This is not Etherum. Dev is not paid.

[satoutaka6612]

I'm trying to understand SuperNET a little better.  It will run on NXT?  Does it require using MGW?

Please look at the https://forum.thesupernet.org/.
At the same participated in the super net slack. It is in progress in real time.

I NAV of super net assets do not know well but, UNITY is still seems inert.

[bitcoinrocks]

Can't anyone answer those two very basic questions?  Will SuperNET run on NXT and will it require using MGW?  Doesn't seem out of line.

[bitcoinrocks]

Can't anyone answer those two very basic questions?  Will SuperNET run on NXT and will it require using MGW?  Doesn't seem out of line.

I think the answer you are looking for is some of supernet uses nxt to run. And mgw is optional.

If you dl the jay lite client you'll notice an advanced setting. Advanced takes you to what appears to be a regular nxt wallet. Supernet wallet could be thought of as some extra features of nxt but there are features that dont use nxt. Mgw is a feature you select so id imagine it is optional.

Someone more knowlegeable jump in here if im off base.

Can anyone confirm that SuperNET functions without MGW and without NXT?

[Cassius]

SuperNET is built on Nxt. The SuperNET wallet is basically a pimped Nxt wallet.
MGW forms an important part of SuperNET, since it's part of the exchange system.

[bitcoinrocks]

SuperNET is built on Nxt. The SuperNET wallet is basically a pimped Nxt wallet.
MGW forms an important part of SuperNET, since it's part of the exchange system.

Can SuperNET's exchange system be used without MGW?

[Cassius]

SuperNET is built on Nxt. The SuperNET wallet is basically a pimped Nxt wallet.
MGW forms an important part of SuperNET, since it's part of the exchange system.

Can SuperNET's exchange system be used without MGW?

Good question. Yes and no
SuperNET is not just one thing. So there are different exchange services and elements within it. You can use the Coinomat instant exchange plugin, for example, which obviously doesn't use MGW. It's centralised, but very fast and effective. If you want a distributed exchange that's not subject to the kind of problems BTER periodically experiences, MGW is the way to go. InstantDEX involves MGW (I think, I'm still getting my head around the exact relationship between them, even after James drew a graphic).
Ultimately, for all the behind-the-scenes magic, SuperNET's native InstantDEX/MGW will be used.

[bitcoinrocks]

SuperNET is built on Nxt. The SuperNET wallet is basically a pimped Nxt wallet.
MGW forms an important part of SuperNET, since it's part of the exchange system.

Can SuperNET's exchange system be used without MGW?

Good question. Yes and no
SuperNET is not just one thing. So there are different exchange services and elements within it. You can use the Coinomat instant exchange plugin, for example, which obviously doesn't use MGW. It's centralised, but very fast and effective. If you want a distributed exchange that's not subject to the kind of problems BTER periodically experiences, MGW is the way to go. InstantDEX involves MGW (I think, I'm still getting my head around the exact relationship between them, even after James drew a graphic).
Ultimately, for all the behind-the-scenes magic, SuperNET's native InstantDEX/MGW will be used.

So maybe SuperNET requires using either Coinomat or InstantDEX?  I know InstantDEX can use coins in a centralized exchange instead of using MGW.

[Cassius]

SuperNET is built on Nxt. The SuperNET wallet is basically a pimped Nxt wallet.
MGW forms an important part of SuperNET, since it's part of the exchange system.

Can SuperNET's exchange system be used without MGW?

Good question. Yes and no
SuperNET is not just one thing. So there are different exchange services and elements within it. You can use the Coinomat instant exchange plugin, for example, which obviously doesn't use MGW. It's centralised, but very fast and effective. If you want a distributed exchange that's not subject to the kind of problems BTER periodically experiences, MGW is the way to go. InstantDEX involves MGW (I think, I'm still getting my head around the exact relationship between them, even after James drew a graphic).
Ultimately, for all the behind-the-scenes magic, SuperNET's native InstantDEX/MGW will be used.

So maybe SuperNET requires using either Coinomat or InstantDEX?  I know InstantDEX can use coins in a centralized exchange instead of using MGW.

InstantDEX will have hybrid order books, which will allow you to gain the best price from a range of exchanges. SuperNET's native exchange is the distributed MGW.

[bitcoinrocks]

SuperNET is built on Nxt. The SuperNET wallet is basically a pimped Nxt wallet.
MGW forms an important part of SuperNET, since it's part of the exchange system.

Can SuperNET's exchange system be used without MGW?

Good question. Yes and no
SuperNET is not just one thing. So there are different exchange services and elements within it. You can use the Coinomat instant exchange plugin, for example, which obviously doesn't use MGW. It's centralised, but very fast and effective. If you want a distributed exchange that's not subject to the kind of problems BTER periodically experiences, MGW is the way to go. InstantDEX involves MGW (I think, I'm still getting my head around the exact relationship between them, even after James drew a graphic).
Ultimately, for all the behind-the-scenes magic, SuperNET's native InstantDEX/MGW will be used.

So maybe SuperNET requires using either Coinomat or InstantDEX?  I know InstantDEX can use coins in a centralized exchange instead of using MGW.

InstantDEX will have hybrid order books, which will allow you to gain the best price from a range of exchanges. SuperNET's native exchange is the distributed MGW.

I'm still not clear on if SuperNET can be used without a centralized/distributed service like Coinomat or MGW.  Please chime in if you know.

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

Yes, supernet works without  mgw or coinomat.

It still has basic wallet functions. Ie: you can send and receive, bitstar, you can send receive bitcoindark, etc

[bitcoinrocks]

Yes, supernet works without  mgw or coinomat.

It still has basic wallet functions. Ie: you can send and receive, bitstar, you can send receive bitcoindark, etc

But the unique features of SuperNET require Coinomat or MGW?

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

 a unique feature of supernet requires that unique feature to work,


But your question specifically i read as "do the unique features need only mgw or coinomat to work" no, unique features are independent of supernets other features


Coinomat is a unique feature, so you select coinomat if you wish to use it

mgw is a unique feature, so you select mgw if you wish to use it

Pangea poker is a unique feature, so you select pangea poker if you wish to use it

Opal drive is a unique feature, so you select opal drive if you wish to use it

Instantdex is a unique feature, so you select instantdex if you wish to use it

NeoDice is a unique feature, so you select neodice if you wish to use it

Etc

[bitcoinrocks]

a unique feature of supernet requires that unique feature to work,


But your question specifically i read as "do the unique features need only mgw or coinomat to work" no, unique features are independent of supernets other features


Coinomat is a unique feature, so you select coinomat if you wish to use it

mgw is a unique feature, so you select mgw if you wish to use it

Pangea poker is a unique feature, so you select pangea poker if you wish to use it

Opal drive is a unique feature, so you select opal drive if you wish to use it

Instantdex is a unique feature, so you select instantdex if you wish to use it

NeoDice is a unique feature, so you select neodice if you wish to use it

Etc

I see.  So I can use Pangea Poker, Opal Drive, InstantDEX, or NeoDice without using either Coinomat or MGW?