Quote from: Zer0Sum on April 04, 2015, 07:21:07 PM

Quote from: Coinsy on April 03, 2015, 03:29:36 AM

Quote from: Zer0Sum on April 03, 2015, 01:22:56 AM

Meh, so you had a successful launch...
And your value is down about 10% from where it traded on NXT AE ($3,000,000 cap).

Not much you can do on NEM, is there...
And any plans for exchanges/markets are discussion stage ONLY.

https://forum.ournem.com/general-discussion/decentralized-market-based-on-nem-platform/

You're just fighting over the 50,000 hardcore crypto junkies...
NEM with its NIS, NCC, delegated harvesting, secret POI formula, etc = techie jargon...
And 64 bit desktop Java requirements NEM was not exactly designed by Apple for real people.

Personally, I want NEM to succeed because it directly helps NXT... maybe you pull a rabbit out of the hat.

But you will always be one year behind NXT and it's gonna be a long, hard slog under 100 sats...
Unless you guys can get existing Dark Net businesses to move to NEM (which NXT has failed to do).

If I recall correctly NXT was down towards the bottom of the barrel on Marketcap its first couple days after launch.

It's a very bad sign when you cannot answer with NEM's merits... but change the subject to ancient NXT history.

You were talking about marketcaps. You said NEM's marketcap wasn't very good after launch, and then you compared it to NXT. So I replied that NXT (which I'm not hating on at all) had a very small marketcap when it launched. I remember because everyone thought DGEX was shady and was avoiding it, and suddenly NXT skyrocketed to almost $.08-.10. My point being, give NEM some time to breath before you write it off.