Quote from: Anduril_FotW on June 23, 2014, 09:23:42 PM

Quote from: barwizi on June 23, 2014, 07:54:48 PM

NoirShares wallet (zip)
NoirShares Wallet (exe)

Hi,

I just downloaded the new QT client from Barwizi post above, but I have to say this is a little less user friendly than the auto installed client.
From my experience with other wallets I know by now that I can just uninstall the old client and run the new QT wallet version, but I bet alot of potential new NRS users have no idea how to update an already installed client with a new QT wallet version.
Besides that I'm also not sure what functionality I miss when I'm just running the QT client instead of actually installing the full client.

Another question I have is how my possible future share in a new DAC will be payed out ?
I went through almost all of the texts on the NRS website and the forums and I still only know that at a certain point before a new DAC is launched, a snapshot will be taken to decide which wallets hold how many Noirshares.
But after that what happens ?
- How do I proof it is my wallet that held the NRS ?
- Will there be a one-time payout of the shares I have in the DAC ? Or does it keep paying out over time ? And if yes, will there be more snapshots to see if I still have the shares ?
- How will the pay out (dividend) be done ? Will it be in NRS ? BTC ? Or will it be in a new to be formed coin that will be exclusively linked to that particular DAC ?
- What are Noirbits ? Are those the coins I get from a particular DAC when I have NRS at the snapshot point ?

A lot of questions, but I really hope that one of you guys can give me some clear answers so I can continue acquiring NRS with a better feeling about how it all works ! Cool

Oh yeah, I also noticed the new BTC38 exchange is not mentioned on the NRS website and there is also no notice to update the wallets.
Maybe someone can update this ?

Thanks guys !!!

1. You can install the new client and put your wallet.dat backup into the folder
2. There are many ways in which payouts occur. NRS stakes like cash in a savings account, so you earn interest for keeping a balance in your wallet. There is also the general fund, the first NG venture group, which receives periodic NRS payouts for their various projects. There will be other venture funds opening in the future for other projects. Your participation is logged via wallet address, hard-coded into our payment scripts. These all pay NRS to your wallet. Payouts are typically done in NRS, but new projects may create new coins and payout structures.
3. NoirBits are the first Noir Group coin, exchanged early on for membership in the general fund. NoirBits is currently being re-worked into our future projects.
4. The website is being updated, and BTC38 is being notified-

Thanks!
hyz