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

[Djentriser]

whitepaper is beautiful and detailed. Looks like a lot of work was done on it. Good job NEM team.

[greentea]

The NEM team is pleased to announce that the NEM Technical Reference, Version 1.0, has been released today. This document serves as both the white paper for NEM as well as a full technical overview.

http://blog.nem.io/nem-technical-report/

BOOM  

Awesome, so who's qualified to give some honest feedback/critique ...

I scanned it and looks good, but am not in academia to really thoroughly evaluate the quality of it.

[freigeist]

Congratulations for the whitepaper!
Really nice job!  
Even I was able to understand something
except the math stuff which I do not get anyway  

Thanks!

[ciappa]

The NEM team is pleased to announce that the NEM Technical Reference, Version 1.0, has been released today. This document serves as both the white paper for NEM as well as a full technical overview.

http://blog.nem.io/nem-technical-report/

BOOM  

Very very good work this whitepaper. devs have done a good job

[mladen00]

The NEM team is pleased to announce that the NEM Technical Reference, Version 1.0, has been released today. This document serves as both the white paper for NEM as well as a full technical overview.

http://blog.nem.io/nem-technical-report/

BOOM  

BAM!  

great
top crypo whitepaper

glad to be a part of great nem community

[tyz]

Wow awesome, great work! The first crypto coin whitepaper I read that was created with LaTex 

[pabloangello]

The NEM team is pleased to announce that the NEM Technical Reference, Version 1.0, has been released today. This document serves as both the white paper for NEM as well as a full technical overview.

http://blog.nem.io/nem-technical-report/

BOOM  

Woooow! This is great, such details :O

[3x2]

Wow awesome, great work! The first crypto coin whitepaper I read that was created with LaTex 

Thats the best thing you got?

[tyz]

Give me some time. I'm still reading the whitepaper. I gonna write a conclusive summary about the highlights when I am through

Wow awesome, great work! The first crypto coin whitepaper I read that was created with LaTex 

Thats the best thing you got?

[gimre]

I read that was created with LaTex 

Thank you kindly, Sir

[pabloangello]

Finally got my stake and now I'm trying to harvest. Do I have to leave the browser NEM client open or does it harvest if I just have it in the system tray?

I still haven't received my stake : /  Are stakes still sending?

[gimre]

I still haven't received my stake : /  Are stakes still sending?

https://muut.com/neweconomy#!/general:extended-redemption

[nzminer]

WOW, the whitepaper seems to be one of the most in depth ones that i have read!
Alot of it is way above my head, but i get the general idea of what its conveying, ive got alot of reading to do!

[NoirSuccubus]

Why don't you ask the webmaster (TwinWinNerD) of the site to create a NEM version? As far as I know, he has posted here on NEM thread. Probably he is already invested into NEM.

https://nxtbubble.com

Can someone make a xem version of this?

Its open source. If I knew how to set one up I'd make one for NEM. I'd pay someone to make a step by step tutorial or install and set it up for me.

[zengryT]

Where is the source?

[jabo38]

Wow awesome, great work! The first crypto coin whitepaper I read that was created with LaTex 

Somebody has been publishing in journals   

[jasemoney]

great whitepaper guys

[jadedjack]

Finally got my stake and now I'm trying to harvest. Do I have to leave the browser NEM client open or does it harvest if I just have it in the system tray?

The best idea is to start your own node and use "delegated harvesting". It's very simple!

Code:

##################################
# Create your own Amazon EC2 VPS #
##################################

Tutorial: http://bit.do/awsnode


##################################
# Connect to your VPS with Putty #
##################################

Tutorial: http://bit.do/puttyamazon


############################################
# Install NEM's NCC and NIS on your Ubuntu #
############################################

sudo su

sudo apt-get install unzip

wget https://github.com/jadedjack/Nem-Installers/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip

cd Nem-Installers-master/

chmod +x ./install_nem.sh
chmod +x ./ubuntu_install_nem_tools.sh

./ubuntu_install_nem_tools.sh
			|
			|--> create swap? yes (take some seconds...)
			|--> install oracle java 8? yes (OK, YES
			|--> install NTP? yes
			|--> install failban2? yes
			|--> install usefull programs? yes
			|--> yes, yes, yes ;)
			
./install_nem.sh


#####################
# Start NIS nor NCC #
#####################

sudo /etc/init.d/nis start
sudo /etc/init.d/ncc start


###################
# Stop NIS or NCC #
###################

sudo /etc/init.d/nis stop
sudo /etc/init.d/ncc stop


#############################################################
# Set the maximum numbers of harvesters on your public node #
#############################################################

sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses = 


#############################################################
# Important for Amazon's EC2 VPS with 1 GB RAM: REDUCE RAM! #
#############################################################

sudo nano /etc/init.d/nis

Change the line export MAXRAM=1G to MAXRAM=768M


##################
# other commands #
##################

Show up running processes in Ubuntu: htop
Get admin privileges: sudo su
Check infos about your node: http://your.public.IP:7890/node/info

Not everyone is tech-savvy 

Do you use windows? You can install a windows node just as easily as setting it up on a local machine.
https://forum.ournem.com/vps-nodes/how-to-create-a-free-amazon-ec2-windows-vps/
https://forum.ournem.com/vps-nodes/how-to-easily-configure-and-install-nem-on-an-amazon-windows-ec2-vps/

[jadedjack]

so what kind of coinage do you need to properly stake (yes i've read up but there are some contradiction, eg my client says 1000, but a tutoral says 10000 etc etc etc)?

any advantage in more coinage?

prior to staking any advantage or need in keeping the client running?

it is 10000, the client has a typo
more coinage is related to your importance on the network, and therefore increases your odds of harvesting a block, but not directly, check out the white paper for more detail

Harvesting involves block creation, so something needs to be running. It can be your local computer running a node, your own remote node on a vps, or on a public node.

Soon, (i hope) there will be a system of rewards for those running their own nodes. So that will be another way of profiting in addition to harvesting

[kelsey]

so what kind of coinage do you need to properly stake (yes i've read up but there are some contradiction, eg my client says 1000, but a tutoral says 10000 etc etc etc)?

any advantage in more coinage?

prior to staking any advantage or need in keeping the client running?

it is 10000, the client has a typo
more coinage is related to your importance on the network, and therefore increases your odds of harvesting a block, but not directly, check out the white paper for more detail

Harvesting involves block creation, so something needs to be running. It can be your local computer running a node, your own remote node on a vps, or on a public node.

Soon, (i hope) there will be a system of rewards for those running their own nodes. So that will be another way of profiting in addition to harvesting

thanks for the reply

is there any advantage in keeping the client open prior to having your coins mature to staking age?