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

[nzminer]

NEM devs deliver 

[sammart57]

None of these coins are getting higher because of some "mobile" element, the defining moment that can be said is when a coin has achieved mass adoption.

Otherwise it's just devs and the same people who bought into the coin pumping it up.

Mobile app is good marketing and, a well-designed one, should ease the learning curve for new users.

http://prefundia.com/blog/getting-to-100000-users-paypals-60m-referral-program-that-nobody-knows-about/
PayPal spent $60 million on their referral program.

User adoption is expensive and, with exception of flukes like Tumbler and Facebook, many companies had to spend $10s of millions to get their users.   From this, you can see why crypto has struggled with mass adoption.  Bitcoin foundation barely has any money and Ethereum itself only raised like $20 million and promptly spent it all.  To get all the Joes and Janes on board, you probably have to spend $50+ million on just marketing / advertisement and wisely at that.



I think NEM will be the first crypto project to have a world class marketing budget.  There's 2 marketing funds added up to 450,000,000 XEM.  Developers / non-profit has to wait until $1,350,000,000 marketcap or $0.15 XEM and then they'll have like $67 million to utilize.  $67 million could fund a few 30-second TV ads, probably do a ton of YouTube and social media ads, product placements,  interviews on popular talk radio, et cetera.  


 
To think Ethereum has already hit that marketcap but they were too amateur, inexperienced and lacked pre-launch foresight to think about long-term marketing & advertisement.

I think facebook caught fire in it's early days, it filled that void with myspace declining, and much of it's growth was through word of mouth. People knew others who had it, and since it was the new "big" thing it caught on in a big way.

I think the mobile wallet will be huge if/when it comes out, as long as it doesn't take years to arrive. If it's mobile, secure and easy to use that will be a big upward driving factor, people being able to buy/sell/trade from their phones is a giant advantage, especially since everyone has a mobile phone within a foot of them pretty much at all times.

A $1.35bn market cap would be huge.. but I don't think there's enough room in crypto right now for something that large without something else huge taking a big tumble. At the present the real big boys are btc and eth, and it's hard to see anything taking them down to usurp that market share without some kind of catastrophic event happening for either. Hell, even the dao fiasco didn't hurt etc much, it has recovered quite nicely.

I guess time will tell what the future has to offer, I like what nem has going for it, but am cautiously optimistic about it's future. History has shown that people don't always go with the brightest and best.. hopefully nem will break that trend.

[Divorcion]

There is breaking news about NEM.

http://bccc.global/ja/articles/356.html
BCCC, which includes Takao Asyama and Lon Wong from NEM, now has 80 companies signed up.  This is good exposure for NEM.


http://japan.zdnet.com/article/35087646/
BCCC is also offering a blockchain class at 60,000 YEN.  Google translate is saying about teaching them to use a "domestic blockchain" - New Economy Movement?  

sounds promising, are there some technical updates announced?

[garp]

There is breaking news about NEM.

http://bccc.global/ja/articles/356.html
BCCC, which includes Takao Asyama and Lon Wong from NEM, now has 80 companies signed up.  This is good exposure for NEM.


http://japan.zdnet.com/article/35087646/
BCCC is also offering a blockchain class at 60,000 YEN.  Google translate is saying about teaching them to use a "domestic blockchain" - New Economy Movement?  

These initiatives and their result is what will determine the value of XEM.
Community and world wide attention will come with it as a side effect.

After getting some early adopters on board, a snowball effect is possible as described by Geoffrey Moore in Crossing the Chasm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossing_the_Chasm
Mandatory literature for technology and innovation projects. Also often used by VC's as their bible ;-)

[LemonAndFriesOne]

There is breaking news about NEM.

http://bccc.global/ja/articles/356.html
BCCC, which includes Takao Asyama and Lon Wong from NEM, now has 80 companies signed up.  This is good exposure for NEM.


http://japan.zdnet.com/article/35087646/
BCCC is also offering a blockchain class at 60,000 YEN.  Google translate is saying about teaching them to use a "domestic blockchain" - New Economy Movement?  

These initiatives and their result is what will determine the value of XEM.
Community and world wide attention will come with it as a side effect.

After getting some early adopters on board, a snowball effect is possible as described by Geoffrey Moore in Crossing the Chasm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossing_the_Chasm
Mandatory literature for technology and innovation projects. Also often used by VC's as their bible ;-)

That's nice and all, but can someone translate this into english?

[n3lz0n]

use Google Chrome and right click---Select TRANSLATE to ENGLISH

[pow2poiConvert]

NEM Brochure:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B02d77LKZwnsaG1STE1CUHk2VFE/view?pref=2&pli=1

https://i.imgur.com/j30exlL.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/BGBAIlf.jpg

Noticed a few errors in the NEM Brochure.

Sent you and rockethead a PM.

[BloodyRookie]

The payout for supernodes will increase from September 1st on, see here:

https://forum.nem.io/t/nem-supernode-rewards-program/1735/612?u=bloodyrookie

[fob123]

Thats great news.
Thanks

[greentea]

NEM Brochure:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B02d77LKZwnsaG1STE1CUHk2VFE/view?pref=2&pli=1

Noticed a few errors in the NEM Brochure.

Sent you and rockethead a PM.

I didn't create this, found it on twitter ...

Awesome news for SuperNode users!

[DIMKAZDS]

Speaking of supernodes:

How many of you guys did not run supernode due to the fact you did not understand how to do it correctly?

Get to the point: I want to try to organize a service for the launch of XEM supernodes.

From you I need only the private key of your delegated harvesting account and the name of the super node.
And of course you must have an account with 3m XEM on it
The rest (starting, adjustment, payment for vps) I take on myself.

and how do you think what a fair price for it? 7 - 10 dollars per month would be ok?

Please tell that you think about it! Thanks)

[greentea]

Speaking of supernodes:

How many of you guys did not run supernode due to the fact you did not understand how to do it correctly?

Get to the point: I want to try to organize a service for the launch of XEM supernodes.

From you I need only the private key and the name of the super node.
And of course you must have an account with 3m XEM on it
The rest (starting, adjustment, payment for vps) I take on myself.

and how do you think what a fair price for it? 7 - 10 dollars per month would be ok?

Please tell that you think about it! Thanks)

This tutorial really is a step-by-step cut/paste way to setup a SuperNode.

https://forum.nem.io/t/nem-supernode-command-line-tutorial-for-debian-8-4/2211/47

Just choose your local  cloud VPS and follow the directions ...

With the double payout now for Supernodes, if you have the funds available get the required balance and set it up.

[DIMKAZDS]

Speaking of supernodes:

How many of you guys did not run supernode due to the fact you did not understand how to do it correctly?

Get to the point: I want to try to organize a service for the launch of XEM supernodes.

From you I need only the private key and the name of the super node.
And of course you must have an account with 3m XEM on it
The rest (starting, adjustment, payment for vps) I take on myself.

and how do you think what a fair price for it? 7 - 10 dollars per month would be ok?

Please tell that you think about it! Thanks)

This tutorial really is a step-by-step cut/paste way to setup a SuperNode.

https://forum.nem.io/t/nem-supernode-command-line-tutorial-for-debian-8-4/2211/47

Just choose your local  cloud VPS and follow the directions ...

With the double payout now for Supernodes, if you have the funds available get the required balance and set it up.

Yep, i use that great tutorial to run my supernode. It work perfectly) But i think there is a many people who never seen Linux before, and have no idea that is VPS and how to use it.

[jelin1984]

i think is ok for now

enough with supernodes

someone

try to steal for me my supernode
he want to make xem wallet at vps server

these is a very good reason to steal your xem

be careful with xem supernodes

if you want details which member try to do that i can post at dev of xem

[DIMKAZDS]

i think is ok for now

enough with supernodes

someone

try to steal for me my supernode
he want to make xem wallet at vps server

these is a very good reason to steal your xem

be careful with xem supernodes

if you want details which member try to do that i can post at dev of xem

What are you talking about?

[kauppalahti]

i think is ok for now

enough with supernodes

someone

try to steal for me my supernode
he want to make xem wallet at vps server

these is a very good reason to steal your xem

be careful with xem supernodes

if you want details which member try to do that i can post at dev of xem

Make it in correct way (delegate harvesting which is compulsory in this case) and
"stealing" is impossible.

Simple as that.

[DIMKAZDS]

i think is ok for now

enough with supernodes

someone

try to steal for me my supernode
he want to make xem wallet at vps server

these is a very good reason to steal your xem

be careful with xem supernodes

if you want details which member try to do that i can post at dev of xem

Make it in correct way (delegate harvesting which is compulsory in this case) and
"stealing" is impossible.

Simple as that.

So he is talking bullshit? Right?

[Lyricz]

Hello,
I tried to setup my first Supernode, but it wouldn´t run 

I followed the tutorial, but when I reboot and look at the Log-File I get this message ;-/

Code:

root@Debian-85-jessie-64-minimal ~ # tail -f nem/nis/logs/nis-0.log
        ... 104 more
Caused by: org.apache.commons.codec.DecoderException: Illegal hexadecimal character   at index 65
        at org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.toDigit(Hex.java:178)
        at org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.decodeHex(Hex.java:91)
        at org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.decode(Hex.java:232)
        at org.nem.core.utils.HexEncoder.getBytesInternal(HexEncoder.java:43)
        at org.nem.core.utils.HexEncoder.getBytes(HexEncoder.java:19)
        ... 105 more
 (org.nem.deploy.CommonStarter a)
2016-08-20 21:50:34.495 INFO NEM Deploy 0.6.77-BETA shutdown... (org.nem.deploy.CommonStarter a)

[BloodyRookie]

Hello,
I tried to setup my first Supernode, but it wouldn´t run 

I followed the tutorial, but when I reboot and look at the Log-File I get this message ;-/

Code:

root@Debian-85-jessie-64-minimal ~ # tail -f nem/nis/logs/nis-0.log
        ... 104 more
Caused by: org.apache.commons.codec.DecoderException: Illegal hexadecimal character   at index 65
        at org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.toDigit(Hex.java:178)
        at org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.decodeHex(Hex.java:91)
        at org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.decode(Hex.java:232)
        at org.nem.core.utils.HexEncoder.getBytesInternal(HexEncoder.java:43)
        at org.nem.core.utils.HexEncoder.getBytes(HexEncoder.java:19)
        ... 105 more
 (org.nem.deploy.CommonStarter a)
2016-08-20 21:50:34.495 INFO NEM Deploy 0.6.77-BETA shutdown... (org.nem.deploy.CommonStarter a)

Check you boot key, does it have some non-hex character at the end? maybe some space?

[solix]

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