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are nanowallet and mobile wallets use same way of backup import keys?
means can i use same addresses on both?

You can use the same private key in Nano, Android, Lighwallet, and NCC and you will have the same account on each wallet.

Also, NCC has an option to export wallet to Lightwallet format. That wallet will work in both Nano and Lightwallet. And now that the Android app is out, the next update to Nano in a week or so will also have an "export wallet to Android" option where the app just scans a QR in Nano and now you have the same account on your phone and your desktop.

thats exactly the answer i was hoping for!

NEM marketing might be weak but their features are great

the best marketing cant create features

but great features can become more visible if u add more and better marketing

the only thing that slow NEM on the way to the top 5 crypto coins is than many people dont know about it and its abilities

Looking at the enterprise class utility, there are only 3 that should be considered. Nxt, NEM and Ethereum. The rest are either application specific, not complete yet, or not it the same category, e.g., Monero and Dash.

Decentralised Smart Contract is still a questionable solution as it relies on oracles which are centralised and centralised decision making. So, it is a paradox. Hence not relevant really.

You strip that out of Ethereum as an enterprise class solution, it has nothing.

NXT is ok, but lack cohesive offerings.

Looking at it, NEM is in its own class in terms of offerings and utility. Creativity is the key to realising the potential of NEM.

Edit: A whitepaper will be released soon to expound the real value of NEM as a project. It is something that will address what most of the world is talking about. Yes, talking about, not in production.

Another thing to note is hyperledger. Today, it is a fact that hyperledger is a compilation of junk code and should not warrant any consideration unless it is completely re-written.

Great insight.

What about R3? It looks promising even if in an early stage.

R3 is only a concept. It is going to the open source community because their concept will remain a concept unless they get the right people to do it. Don't think they have the means. Same as hyperledger from DAH. They just gave it away as they realised it was some rocket science they were dealing with.

Anyway, when we unleash the catapult whitepaper one will immediately see who is going to set the standard on blockchain.