Quote from: wezelvis on December 12, 2013, 11:11:12 AM

Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on December 12, 2013, 08:27:27 AM

Now time for bad news.

BCNext is becoming more and more angry coz of stakeholders who don't help Nxt. They don't run their nodes, they don't support bounties, they don't take part in Nxt promotion. He can't force them to do all these things but he can quit this project and join other cryptocoin, no matter if it's called ClonedNxt, and contribute his ideas and code to a competitor of Nxt...

My personal opinion: This guy doesn't care about money nor how much 1 NXT will be worth, I'm 100% sure he will do what he said. I think that Nxt clone will have the same problems and decision to quit Nxt would be one of the worst decisions, but he has his own opinion.
Edit: If stakeholders don't change situation they should sell their coins before price drops below ZERO.

Quote from: BCNext on September 29, 2013, 07:23:11 AM

03/Jan/2014 is a very good day for the launch. Exactly 5 years after the launch of Bitcoin. The genesis block and software will be published much earlier so the community will have enough time to check and test everything.

Tell me the IP of your server, please.

The problem is BCNext didn't stick to his original plan. He got spooked by eMunie and jumped too early before a sufficient number of people had contributed to the genesis block. The client wasn't ready for launch either. It looks like BCNext regrets the launch date decision now, but complaining about the actions of the people who did take a gamble on NXT seems very immature and counter productive.

eMunie will succeed because its founder has patience enough to launch when he knows his product is ready. With eMunie it's quality and professionalism all the way, and that's why eMunie will be a huge success when it is launched.

Nxt has been pretty successful so far, so I'm not sure what the problem is anyway. Patience man! It's still early days, but you have damaged NXT with your threats and dramatic antics.

I have a much larger stake in NXT than I ever imagined, but that's because BCNext launched nearly 6 weeks early with too few investors, and he needs to take responsibility for the concentrated ownership as it's entirely his fault. I didn't commit to any specific actions when I sent in my BTC back in September - I'm not so much a stakeholder as an investor/gambler. I'm grateful to those users who are actively doing things to support NXT, but was there an agreement we signed? Everyone is following their own self interest.

My intention is to wait until the NXT exchange is finished and then enter the market. I'm not going to be a hoarder.

Well said!