Quote from: Trigul on June 21, 2017, 11:25:41 AM

Hello,

I am fairly new to this and I was wondering if there was a way to see our contribution (BTC) on the crowdsale website?
Indeed, the website counterwallet which I use doesn't seems to display my transaction history (this guy has the same issue apparently https://counterpartytalk.org/t/transfer-not-showing-in-history/3190).

I just want to be sure I did not lose any money.

I wish you all a good day and thank you for your help.

Best,
Trigul

Hello, sorry for that issue, can you please join slack ?

Quote from: bkbirge on June 21, 2017, 03:24:42 PM

This may have been answered before but I didn't see it when reading the thread...

Once the campaign is over, will you stagger the sells of the coins you've collected? Any worries about a series of big sells orders causing a dip just as you are funding? Just curious if there's been any thought given to this, or if it's a valid concern at all. I know in the world of stocks there are people who are trained to specifically sell a little at a time when exiting large positions to maximize their profits.

The values will be frozen at the moment the crowdsale ends, from there the price of the token will be calculated, the cryptos will be converted slowly in order to avoid dumps, the difference will be supported by NVO.

Quote from: _Ricardo_ on June 21, 2017, 04:19:53 PM

Good afternoon ! I have some questions:

1- I used Bitcoin's personal address as an Electrum address, and made my contribution with altcoins. I backed up the private key of the Electrum address;
2- I created a Bitcoin address on CounterWallet, and I verified the possibility of using my private key to import future NVO Tokens through the private key that I imported from the Electrum address.

===> Now my doubt I read that this import is not immediate (private key electrum <==> Token NVO inside the counterwallet), it may take some time.

Can I change the personal address bitcoin (from the Electrum wallet) in the NVO panel by my Counterwallet address (from what I saw the most appropriate address)? Will this change replace the Altcoin addresses on the NVO panel?

Grateful.

It all depends on your decision, but changing the address on the dashboard won't change the Altcoin addresses. If you sent Bitcoins, you have to notify the team, preferably on slack, because the NVO tokens will be sent to the address you sent from.

Quote from: Bothebu on June 21, 2017, 04:23:49 PM

I use Electrum as my bitcoin wallet. I registered one of my Electrum wallet addresses on NVO.io website, but I have not sent funds yet. How will I see my NVOT using Electrum? I see a token balances section on myetherwallet. But, I don't understand how it works with bitcoins/Electrum. Thank you and I apologize if this has been asked and answeered.

NVO token is a counterparty token, which means that it follows the bitcoin blockchain. You can change the address on the website without any problem as you haven't sent Bitcoins or Altcoins. You can't see the NVOT using electrum, but you can do it using counterwallet, or the NVO wallet, after the update.

Quote from: CECVW on June 21, 2017, 05:17:59 PM

I have sent BTC from blockchain wallet to the NVO ICO. Please can you tell me what will I see in the ICO page BTC I sent or NVO tokens...Will I be able to see anything?

You should join slack, as you sent from blockchain.info you won't have access to your private key, once you are in slack, yani will help you.

Quote from: randomactz on June 21, 2017, 06:23:10 PM

Hi
I created a Wallet on Counterwallet and Transferred Some BTC to the bitcoin escrow address mentioned on the NVO ICO Dashboard
Now what will happen..? Will i see the bitcoin balance that is transferred or any token amount on my ICO page or anything..?
Or just the Tokens will get credited to the same wallet from which funds are sent after the crowdsale ends
As it is already a day and i cannot check anything regarding transaction Came through or balance thing on my NVO.io dashboard
Fast reply will be appreciated
Thanks

The dashboard doesn't track the bitcoin addresses who sent to the escrow address, the block explorers are already doing it.
this is the good one : the Tokens will get credited to the same wallet from which funds are sent after the crowdsale ends

Quote from: Chris! on June 21, 2017, 06:49:16 PM

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Quote from: EDisney on June 19, 2017, 07:53:34 PM

An article about the ICO:

https://hacked.com/ico-analysis-nvo/

There's one crucial error that I found in this analysis (so far)

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The token will be called NVOT (NVO Token) and will apparently have a fixed price. This doesnt, of course, make it untradeable via other exchanges, which could give it varying prices and some volatility regardless of any efforts.

NVOT will trade at whatever the market decides, NVOS will be stable at $0.99. Unless I just really didn't grasp the concept properly.

Who is going to guarantee that NVOS will be stable at $0.99?
Do you think that NVO owners/developers would start bying NVOS when the price goes under 0.99 USD?
I`m still confused about a lot of things regarding this project and most of the posts here sound like japanese to me. Grin

I understand the way you view this because in an open market there is no way price can be fixed without intervention of the external party which in this case is the developers. My concern to this is that will there be a particular exchange where this will be done and aside that how long will the support will be for the token in case market forces are swinging in both ways?

You just control the supply of tokens like tether or any other currency that is tethered to USD. Obviously tether has been having some problems lately but no algorithm is perfect so it's do be expected with NVOS as well. Maybe NVOS will be their version of tether that you can buy on their platform.

No, Tether isn't comparable to NVOS, it is totally different.

Quote from: xibeijan on June 21, 2017, 02:02:39 PM

Quote from: nemgun on June 20, 2017, 12:10:10 PM

Imagine that we are in a room you and me, and that we have made a program for a system of probability. And we do not want to know the result, first we are going to do the program that flips a coin randomly, except that if we want to see the result, it must be recorded to be able to read it, except that In this case, the result must go to the safenet.
The first question is that we have made the algorithm, we know it, and have the decryption key, except that to be sure not to know the key, we will ask the blockchain to generate a random decryption key, and give us a smart contract, it will convey the coin to safenet.

So the smart contract is only the vehicle of the coin that we fliped. The computation will be used to flip the piece elsewhere. We will not have the decryption key.

Please explain what you are trying to say more formally and mathematically because that is nearly incoherent. If you cannot express your algorithm mathematically, then there's zero chance you can implement it.

It is not because you have not understood that I can not implement it, does not judge without understanding.

I will start step by step so that you can understand, each time we finishes one, we advance towards the other.

There is not only one algorithm, there are several, so we have three key elements, a blockchain that synchronizes the wallets and encrypts the data, the smart contract that comes from the blockchain that carries a private key and the address randomly and encrypted, and the smartcontract swap.

Now that you have an idea of the definitions, let's move on.

So A wants to place an order:

The wallet creates a smart contract, and sends it directly to safenet without being kept on site while being hashed in double sha256. The decryption key remains on the blockchain.

PS: the user does not have access to the multisig or any other access. View that the wallet is not the stokage space of the orders.

This is the first phase, if you have any questions, I answer then we go on.

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on June 20, 2017, 04:47:13 AM

Nemgun, I have read some comments that Maidsafe is taking too long in deploying the official release of their project, is this a concern for NVO and will it be affecting you seriously in any way?

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on June 20, 2017, 04:47:13 AM

Nemgun, I have read some comments that Maidsafe is taking too long in deploying the official release of their project, is this a concern for NVO and will it be affecting you seriously in any way?

This is a big concern to me. Maidsafe is promising the moon on a stick: a new internet based on a DHT and no blockchain. We know this technology, have serious doubts and question such a claim. They have not released anything substantial and everyone is waiting and waiting.

We have about 4 months to finish the exchange and the validator as we have engagements regarding the investors, partners, and community. If MaidSafe isn't ready untill there, we said that we will offer to help them, if they refuse, we will go for a different option, like Radix, or create our own system, which would need about 2-3 months of intencive work.

The idea is to form a team that will be sufficiently experienced to make good progress on the project and to help other projects that may need it.

As you know we secured the funds with milestones because the money can make you crazy, that's why the goal is to deliver 100% of the project in 10 months if there is no SafeNet. And to be sure that the funds are not misused, because many projects end up finishing without delivering the project because they have been too late to issue.

Are you saying, that you are going to create a replacement for MaidSafe in 2-3 months if MaidSafe is not ready on time? With a team of people you DO NOT have yet? Something that MaidSafe have been trying to accomplish FOR 3 YEARS Huh

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Maidsafe is developing a new internet, which is not the case for NVO, we don't need the full safenet, plus they extensively test the features they implement and see their limit. in the case of NVO we need some elements only this why the development won't be as long as for safenet.