Quote from: mogrith on October 03, 2017, 05:18:49 PM

If you are worried about too few Navtech Servers. Either spin up some of your own or offer a bounty for someone else to do that.

I had 1.0 servers and I'm waiting on guide to install new version on my old severs.

Quote from: Aquazi on October 01, 2017, 02:23:00 PM

If we only could get rid of all these "moon", "rocket" useless posters and keep this discussion more interesting.

Posts like "mark my words, this is going to moon" are anywhere on this board, even for very dead shit coins.

You do not realize it but posts like these stink of desperation and in my opinion turn off potential investors much more than a civilized discussion about the technology. They stink as desperate tries to pump a coin, but they do not work.

What works is solid and valid arguments.

Why is this coin undervalued? Show graphs, compare it to other similar coins.

I am a NAV holder yet I see nobody here worried about the fact that the sub-blockchain and NAV masternodes are very centralized.

This makes NAV a a very risky investment.

Yet nobody ever speaks about those technicalities (on which more light should be shred, and I'd like to know more, especially if I'm wrong).

No, here I am surrouned by "this coin's so good hehe" that just make me wish to dump this coin I've been supporting for ages.

In the end, the only people worried about the price of a coin are people that will dump it sooner or later because they don't believe in the coin.

https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F3UeZKcg.jpg&t=581&c=B_aQVWscs5DNhQ

I'm new to cryptocurrencies (all of 3 months). I try to learn more about how they work by also running this program of "NatCoin Core" on an old laptop. Been doing so since a few weeks ago and "staking". Actually I'm not too clear about this - just that I'll get some interest paid by doing so.

I understand that masternodes are those who have a lot of NAV coins(?). Are these the "servers" being mentioned here? Would like to know what role people like me play in the grand scheme of things, running this program on our computers. Do transactions go through us too, or are we limited to just storing the blocks?