Quote from: Nxtblg on June 23, 2014, 04:15:28 PM

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Quote from: Tearscoin on June 23, 2014, 03:56:32 AM

How to setup the gateway? is there have any guide?

i want to know how to setup a gateway too, i want to help this responsible dev team and this wonderful coin

Take NFDQORA as an example
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=660507

I'd suggest using not only NFDQORA as an example, but also using saamxx as a personal example on how to run a gateway. We NFDers have been blessed by having our first gateway set up and run by someone honest and diligent with redemptions.

Mechanically, the process is straightforward:

1. Open up your NFD browser wallet, if it's not already open.
2. Click the "Asset Exchange" tab on the left.
3. You'll see four sub-choices. Click "Issue Asset": it's the fourth.
4. After clicking, you'll see a form pop up. Put in your asset name, something like "MyNewcoinGateway",and then fill in the description. Please include a tl;dr of your redemption policy! Feel free to start a thread on your gateway, like saamxx did, and include the link in your description.
5. Now, fill in the quantity. Please, please, please make sure that your gateway is fully backed (or overly backed) by your holdings of the underlying coin! No fractional-reserve shenanigans, please.
6. The decimals field is pretty much self-explanatory. You can confine the number of decimal places your asset will trade in to whole numbers, two digits, any digits you please up to eight.
7. Once you're done click "Issue Asset" and fork over the 10,000 NFD to some lucky forger.

8. Once your asset is issued, it's time to set up an IPO. Cut-and-paste your Asset ID, look back at the "Asset Exchange" tab, click the top subchoice [conveniently labeled "Asset Exchange" also] and you'll see the Asset Exchange page. Look to the top right, click the "Add Asset" button, and enter in the Asset ID of your new gateway.
9. The name of your asset should now appear at the top leftish part of your client. Click it and you'll see an empty marketplace.
10. Now comes the somewhat tricky part. After you issue the asset, you own all of the quantities. To get them in other hands, you have to place a sell order on your asset's marketplace. Mechanically, this is easy: the tricky part comes with deciding the right price (in NFD, of course) for your IPO. What you want to sell your other coins for - that's up to you.

After that, the market forces kick in and all you have to do is maintenance work. Unless your real name is Mark Karpeles, in which case you'll have to do a lot more. Wink

it seems have to planning to do so, it's have so many thing to figure out first,Thanks for you reply