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

[logictense]

I heard a rumor XEM is a long hold and possible 10x in months. Mind telling the  tl;dr why? Thanks.

Never mind. Sorry. https://blog.nem.io/nem-mijin-blockchain-technology-briefing-january-2017/

10X isnt gonna happen just because someone on nem blog told u that its likely to happen. That doesnt seem like a nice PR. It may cost them reputation and shorten NEMs lifespan. I will dump my holdings all at once when I get back into my account.

[willowfoot]

I heard a rumor XEM is a long hold and possible 10x in months. Mind telling the  tl;dr why? Thanks.

Never mind. Sorry. https://blog.nem.io/nem-mijin-blockchain-technology-briefing-january-2017/

10X isnt gonna happen just because someone on nem blog told u that its likely to happen. That doesnt seem like a nice PR. It may cost them reputation and shorten NEMs lifespan. I will dump all my holdings all at once when I get back into my account.

Where does it say on the NEM blog this is going to happen?

Either way, it is just someone's opinion.

On top of that 10x has already happened ... twice!

24 --> 240 --> 2400+

[garp]

It already looks to be very popular.  This one already has more retweets and likes than Apostille. 

The backend of Landstead and the Backend of Apostille are very similar actually.  I would call them cousins and they both stem from a different and even more broad idea I have.  The reason why I think Landstead is doing so well is that while more than 100 projects on Ethereum have "talked" about building identity systems on Ethereum, very few actually delivered.  And Landstead not only did that but also government assets, and even registered property and property transfers between citizens.  To my knowledge this is the most advanced demo I have seen like that. 

The problem with Apostille is sooooo many people have done PoE so Apostille gets over looked as just another PoE; it in fact is the most advanced PoE system I have ever seen by far, but people don't give it enough time to see it and it gets lost in the sea of all the other PoE systems.  Whereas Landstead is definitely one of the firsts of its kind. 

One funny thing is our competition was building projects on Ethereum for literally months.  But we did Landstead in under a week!

Wasn't it built in 4 days? Also Apostille code was written by one person instead of an army of people like some of the other initiatives out there. And it came with the nanowallet too.

Before there was started writing the code, we did a lot of work to prepare: discuss the possibilities and documenting and testing the ideas. Work which is not yet finished BTW.

[TaunSew]

http://news.8btc.com/blockchain-software-security-report-by-china-cert-ripple-the-worst

China CERT did an audit of most of the popular blockchains.  NEM came out in the report as the most secured large blockchain project.  Ripple was considered the least secured and  EthereumJ was noted too for vulnerabilities.

[TaunSew]

http://nemcoffee.design-bard.biz
https://twitter.com/design_bard

NEM coffee premiered yesterday and already sold out of coffee!     From what I read, this guy in Japan is roasting the beans himself.

Based on the tweets, looks like it only took 12 hours before they ran out of product.  That's pretty good because nobody talked about NEM coffee on this website or telegram - so there must be a real large autonomous community in Japan. 

There seems to be considerable adoption in Japan.  I have seen images of people buying pizza, ramen and liquor with XEM and now coffee.  

[jabo38]

I heard a rumor XEM is a long hold and possible 10x in months. Mind telling the  tl;dr why? Thanks.

Never mind. Sorry. https://blog.nem.io/nem-mijin-blockchain-technology-briefing-january-2017/

10X isnt gonna happen just because someone on nem blog told u that its likely to happen. That doesnt seem like a nice PR. It may cost them reputation and shorten NEMs lifespan. I will dump all my holdings all at once when I get back into my account.

Where does it say on the NEM blog this is going to happen?

Either way, it is just someone's opinion.

On top of that 10x has already happened ... twice!

24 --> 240 --> 2400+

Blockchains are a growing area.  There is more than enough room for another 10x or even 100x "IF" things were to go well, and we are working hard behind the scenes to see that happen.

[wiser]

The slack invite link in your signature appears to be broken. I'd love to join

[fob123]

http://nemcoffee.design-bard.biz
https://twitter.com/design_bard

NEM coffee premiered yesterday and already sold out of coffee!     From what I read, this guy in Japan is roasting the beans himself.

Based on the tweets, looks like it only took 12 hours before they ran out of product.  That's pretty good because nobody talked about NEM coffee on this website or telegram - so there must be a real large autonomous community in Japan. 

There seems to be considerable adoption in Japan.  I have seen images of people buying pizza, ramen and liquor with XEM and now coffee.  

how do you keep finding these information before anyone else?
Do you live in japan? Are you part of Nem Core team?

[dadingsda]

http://nemcoffee.design-bard.biz
https://twitter.com/design_bard

NEM coffee premiered yesterday and already sold out of coffee!     From what I read, this guy in Japan is roasting the beans himself.

Based on the tweets, looks like it only took 12 hours before they ran out of product.  That's pretty good because nobody talked about NEM coffee on this website or telegram - so there must be a real large autonomous community in Japan. 

There seems to be considerable adoption in Japan.  I have seen images of people buying pizza, ramen and liquor with XEM and now coffee.  

how do you keep finding these information before anyone else?
Do you live in japan? Are you part of Nem Core team?

NEM coffee ....is this real?

[SolarStorm]

http://nemcoffee.design-bard.biz
https://twitter.com/design_bard

NEM coffee premiered yesterday and already sold out of coffee!     From what I read, this guy in Japan is roasting the beans himself.

Based on the tweets, looks like it only took 12 hours before they ran out of product.  That's pretty good because nobody talked about NEM coffee on this website or telegram - so there must be a real large autonomous community in Japan. 

There seems to be considerable adoption in Japan.  I have seen images of people buying pizza, ramen and liquor with XEM and now coffee.  

how do you keep finding these information before anyone else?
Do you live in japan? Are you part of Nem Core team?

NEM coffee ....is this real?

in the tweets someone pasted a link to the website http://www.cryptostream.jp/ . i can't read Japanese, but it looks like this website has NEM very prominent on its pages. The subtitle of the website translates with google : 'Make virtual currency more accessible and enrich your lifestyle! Crypto information site for general use' so apparently its a Japanese crypto magazine

[NorrisK]

http://nemcoffee.design-bard.biz
https://twitter.com/design_bard

NEM coffee premiered yesterday and already sold out of coffee!     From what I read, this guy in Japan is roasting the beans himself.

Based on the tweets, looks like it only took 12 hours before they ran out of product.  That's pretty good because nobody talked about NEM coffee on this website or telegram - so there must be a real large autonomous community in Japan.  

There seems to be considerable adoption in Japan.  I have seen images of people buying pizza, ramen and liquor with XEM and now coffee.  

how do you keep finding these information before anyone else?
Do you live in japan? Are you part of Nem Core team?

NEM coffee ....is this real?

in the tweets someone pasted a link to the website http://www.cryptostream.jp/ . i can't read Japanese, but it looks like this website has NEM very prominent on its pages. The subtitle of the website translates with google : 'Make virtual currency more accessible and enrich your lifestyle! Crypto information site for general use' so apparently its a Japanese crypto magazine

NEM adoption in Japan is getting real.

It was clearly in the making for the last years and I bet we are going to see more stuff like this. Just like the japanese menu with prices in XEM.

[nzminer]

http://nemcoffee.design-bard.biz
https://twitter.com/design_bard

NEM coffee premiered yesterday and already sold out of coffee!     From what I read, this guy in Japan is roasting the beans himself.

Based on the tweets, looks like it only took 12 hours before they ran out of product.  That's pretty good because nobody talked about NEM coffee on this website or telegram - so there must be a real large autonomous community in Japan.  

There seems to be considerable adoption in Japan.  I have seen images of people buying pizza, ramen and liquor with XEM and now coffee.  

how do you keep finding these information before anyone else?
Do you live in japan? Are you part of Nem Core team?

NEM coffee ....is this real?

in the tweets someone pasted a link to the website http://www.cryptostream.jp/ . i can't read Japanese, but it looks like this website has NEM very prominent on its pages. The subtitle of the website translates with google : 'Make virtual currency more accessible and enrich your lifestyle! Crypto information site for general use' so apparently its a Japanese crypto magazine

NEM adoption in Japan is getting real.

It was clearly in the making for the last years and I bet we are going to see more stuff like this. Just like the japanese menu with prices in XEM.

NEM most certainly is making a big impact in Asia, Japan in particular.
I must say that google translate can do a decent job of translating japanese these days!

https://translate.google.co.nz/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cryptostream.jp%2Fnem-xem-2017-4169%2F&edit-text=&act=url

[NoirSuccubus]

Holy shit I've missed a lot. Shouldn't have dumped my stakes at 50-100 sat!

[nzminer]

Holy shit I've missed a lot. Shouldn't have dumped my stakes at 50-100 sat!

Its OK, there is still time to get some while its this low

[willowfoot]

http://news.8btc.com/blockchain-software-security-report-by-china-cert-ripple-the-worst

China CERT did an audit of most of the popular blockchains.  NEM came out in the report as the most secured large blockchain project.  Ripple was considered the least secured and  EthereumJ was noted too for vulnerabilities.

So NEM core is more secure than BTC, ETH, XRP, & DASH.

How nice!

[TaunSew]

http://news.8btc.com/blockchain-software-security-report-by-china-cert-ripple-the-worst

China CERT did an audit of most of the popular blockchains.  NEM came out in the report as the most secured large blockchain project.  Ripple was considered the least secured and  EthereumJ was noted too for vulnerabilities.

So NEM core is more secure than BTC, ETH, XRP, & DASH.

How nice!

but as I predicted to myself this news did not really impact any crypto on CMC.  Most real world investors are risk-adverse but the current speculators in crypto assume risk.  After all - why are people still here after MtGox, DAO and all these exchanges and wallets being hacked and emptied out of funds?  I think there is an an American idiom like "sometimes you can't fix stupid" which is applicable here.  It's the same behaviour of people who invest into ponzi schemes thinking they will get out before the plug is pulled.

I think NEM's track record will matter someday.  Eventually things have to get more mainstream and NEM's security and history of security will become a strong marketable point.  There has been alternates worth less who have been hacked but NEM has made it almost 2 years without incident.  I think NEM's reputation will be noticed at some point and this will create trust and bring in new users into crypto.

[tomkat]

http://news.8btc.com/blockchain-software-security-report-by-china-cert-ripple-the-worst

China CERT did an audit of most of the popular blockchains.  NEM came out in the report as the most secured large blockchain project.  Ripple was considered the least secured and  EthereumJ was noted too for vulnerabilities.

So NEM core is more secure than BTC, ETH, XRP, & DASH.

How nice!

but as I predicted to myself this news did not really impact any crypto on CMC.  Most real world investors are risk-adverse but the current speculators in crypto assume risk.  After all - why are people still here after MtGox, DAO and all these exchanges and wallets being hacked and emptied out of funds?  I think there is an an American idiom like "sometimes you can't fix stupid" which is applicable here.  It's the same behaviour of people who invest into ponzi schemes thinking they will get out before the plug is pulled.

I think NEM's track record will matter someday.  Eventually things have to get more mainstream and NEM's security and history of security will become a strong marketable point.  There has been alternates worth less who have been hacked but NEM has made it almost 2 years without incident.  I think NEM's reputation will be noticed at some point and this will create trust and bring in new users into crypto.

Yes, maybe, but for now, NEM doesn't really matter even after all that great development record.
Ripple's score is the worst and it's generally doing pretty well (so far), sic!

[sulfurtank]

http://news.8btc.com/blockchain-software-security-report-by-china-cert-ripple-the-worst

China CERT did an audit of most of the popular blockchains.  NEM came out in the report as the most secured large blockchain project.  Ripple was considered the least secured and  EthereumJ was noted too for vulnerabilities.

So NEM core is more secure than BTC, ETH, XRP, & DASH.

How nice!

This is because chinese traders have a keen interest in NEM. Maybe it's not as secure as u have been told.

[gentlemand]

This is because chinese traders have a keen interest in NEM. Maybe it's not as secure as u have been told.

Where's the evidence for that? I haven't seen or heard of many peeps out of China, plenty elsewhere in Asia though. The Chinese seem to be more conservative when it comes to alts compared to other bits of the world.

[lordoliver]

This is because chinese traders have a keen interest in NEM. Maybe it's not as secure as u have been told.

Where's the evidence for that? I haven't seen or heard of many peeps out of China, plenty elsewhere in Asia though. The Chinese seem to be more conservative when it comes to alts compared to other bits of the world.

But what is a clear lie for us, is considered competition in china, if it comes to products.
Didn't you see the numerous highest electrical and quality standard products for 9.99?