Quote from: tehMoonwalker on May 27, 2017, 11:15:04 AM

Quote from: Lauda on May 27, 2017, 09:49:40 AM

Quote from: tehMoonwalker on May 27, 2017, 09:44:42 AM

no homepage Huh

The website can be found here: https://nvo.io/. If you can't see it for whatever reason, then the issue is as your end. Try using "CTRL + F5" or flushing your DNS.

its fine i can see it thanks! any early bonuses? this project will be amazing btw

"50% of all fees per trade on the exchange will be automatically distributed to addresses with NVOT
on a weekly basis in the form of NVOS when the exchange is production ready. NVOS will have a
fixed price of $0.99 and can be traded for Bitcoin automatically using Counterparty exchange or
through the validator without fees. NVOT price will not be fixed and will be decided by the market."

NVO wants to be fair with all the investors, this is why the bounties are paid in bitcoin, not in NVO Token, and this is why there is no "early bonus", everyone if free to participate, with the amount he wishes to invest, without any difference between an investor and another.

Quote from: tofm2 on May 27, 2017, 11:15:41 AM

Quote from: nemgun on May 27, 2017, 10:08:33 AM

Quote from: tofm2 on May 27, 2017, 09:56:37 AM

Hi, I have contributed by sending XRP, but I do not see the amount of sent XRP to my account page although my transaction was confirmed (of course I have done the correct operations with BTC paper wallet)

https://bithomp.com/explorer/rHyZ3Hdje9tzoBwgxp1W5nr4qt1KhiHcpQ

I have some 1000 more XRP and 3.5 eth to put in the balance, I want to have a proof of stake for my XRP wallet (should display some before I decide wether or not to invest them (my xrp wallet should display some 153 xrp for now, but it does not.

Thanks for comment.

Updates will come soon, stay tuned.

I definitely hope so...

Do you have an agenda for updates ??

There will be updates everyday, even if not really important updates, but rest assured that at least 1 currency will be updated today.

Let me tell you what is happening at the time of posting :

- Ton (the ceo) is sleeping right now, he worked for hours and is tired.
- Yani (lead dev) talking with investors, guiding them, because ton is sleeping for now.
- Nemgun (friend and support) working on the nodes and answers on bitcointalk.

Don't worry for the updates, they will come, and your investment is safe.

Quote from: blacque on May 27, 2017, 11:23:20 AM

Quote from: Lauda on May 20, 2017, 11:32:07 AM

Quote from: FlightyPouch on May 20, 2017, 11:23:31 AM

Quote from: christie on May 20, 2017, 10:33:46 AM

does it have the potential to replace exchanges like polo and bittrex?

We can't say still that it may have, but it has a potential, but what I am looking for is their Bitcoim wallet where you can have a full control of your currency assets, even in the exchange, you can have full control. The wallet may be still under development, but I know many users are looking forward to it too.

Think outside of the box and make a small comparison:

\|	Traditional exchanges	\|	NVO	\|
\|	Centralized	\|	Decentralized	\|
\|	Competitive fees	\|	Competitive fees	\|
\|	Exit Scam/hack Risk	\|	No risk of exit scam/hack.	\|
\|	Private keys owned by the exchange.	\|	Private keys owned by individuals.	\|
\|	Privacy loss due to registration and verification tiers.	\|	No privacy loss.	\|

Someone could probably come up with a better and more detailed comparison if they spent more time. This makes it perfectly clear why such a project has extreme potential.

Just some thoughts from me, may be self-evident but perhaps worth stating anyway:

- centralised exchanges typically owned by some single entity (e.g. a company); decentralised exchange arguably able over time (more and more, or at least somewhat) to be 'owned' / steered / influenced by those people who use it, who add liquidity to it, who contribute to the sourcecode, who lead the community. In other words, avoid the downside of 'shared fate' if single owner does something you don't like one day

- centralised exchanges possibly can be audited/tracked by governments, tax authorities; decentralised exchange can use privacy/encryption/other means to keep our transactions away from 'unwanted eyes' of the tax man, the police man, etc when they decide to go silly on us sometimes

- question of scale: peer-2-peer nature of decentralised exchange means capacity probably linearly scales as more nodes add themself to the network; centralised exchanges typically rely on single owner knowing how to build a scalable website that can service the users - ask Poloniex how this feels!

- centralised exchange is like Amazon/Facebook/Google website; decentralised exchange is like bittorrent. Arguably: no central decision point, no central server, no central owner to monetise the users' patronage of their service, decide on what content is allowed, exploit your viewing habits, sell your browser history, track your usage for surge pricing model. In other words, exploit you for their gain

- decentralised exchange is like Linux; centralised exchange is like Windows. Open source, crowd sourced means you harness a wide user base who can (potentially) steer, improve and take ownership of the project over time to increase its usefulness, like Linux.org. Try telling Microsoft how to steer/improve Windows codebase over time.

- decentralised exchange depends on users trading with each other, users decide what is traded, what is bid, what is offered, users generate the price discovery and market depth as it suits us; centralised exchange relies on single owner entity acting as market maker, providing liquidity, clearing trades, conducting the market, deciding what to offer, policing rogue traders/HFT's

- centralised exchanges often give preferential treatment (discounts, trading costs, IPO's) to large clients ("whales"); much less likely under decentralised exchange / open source / P2P model

- centralised exchange assumes it can legally avoid or pass off mistakes to us bag holders (tax payers, bail outs, Bernie Madoff, GFC, 'moral hazard', FDIC); decentralised exchange less likely to require 'bail in' from the user base

.

I love how you reordered the past threads, i will definitly follow your next post. especially for linux/windows comparaison, i would just add that in MAC when you have a component problem, you can just delet it without harming the core, it is how NVO plugins intend to work.

Thank you.

Quote from: 123ltg on May 27, 2017, 11:59:27 AM

Twitter, FB bounty?

Sorry, but not for now, there are signature bounty.

Quote from: TravelMug on May 27, 2017, 11:59:41 AM

Quote from: thepo1m on May 27, 2017, 09:03:03 AM

I think the team should have handled the ICO launch far better than this, I have invested into alot of project by just going to the website, opening account and sent fund directly to the assigned address. I will sit on the fence until the end

I don't think you should compare NVO ICO's launched to others ICO's. Everything is black and white in the website. And escrows is all fully trusted as well. So I don't know what's holding you back as far is investing is concern.

You are right, it is not to be considered like the usual ICOs, and it is a crowdsale, not ICO, there is a difference between them.

Quote from: moonblocks on May 27, 2017, 12:04:19 PM

Hello NVO!

Please feel free to Link or RT: https://twitter.com/themoonparadigm/status/868437520601669634

Cool

Thanks a lot, it is nice to get gifts from the bitcointalk community. The project is welcomed, and it is awesome.

Quote from: bitdexter on May 27, 2017, 12:36:23 PM

All Sorted out the NVO team & Lauda.

Great support with my investment issue.

Thanks guys
Cheesy

You are welcome.