Reddit is a bit more active. Over there you can also see who the moderators are. If you send them a message, you can get an invite at Slack. A lot of community members hang around there. There we can help you with your problem more easily, plus you can be a part of the Nexus community!

https://www.reddit.com/r/nexusearth/

Possible reasons could be:
- Nexus wasn't really pumped in the december rally like other coins, so from that perspective room to grow
- Technicals were set up great (cup-and-handle pattern)
- The project is revolutionary. Obviously due to this, it is a risky investment. But if it succeeds, Nexus will be enormous. Solving the scaling problem onchain is a huge thing.
- Dev team was expanded with a couple of guys a short while ago, and updates are coming in regularly (more often than before). Due to this, Tritium seems closer than ever
- Nexus conference announcement expected in January

The team has deliberately chosen not to reveal a road map, in order to prevent pumps/dumps.

I guess you saw the same with bitcoin when its market cap was low, indeed. It makes sense that people diversify wealth at a certain moment.
https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html

Some exciting times ahead! Patterns line up, good fundamentals, money that'll flow into alt-coins in the coming months. Who's in for $5 this summer?

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/NXSUSD/ZJAlIy2i-Nexus-long-short-and-long-term/

It depends on your balance. How much are you staking?

Are you sure that the wallet you imported is the one holding the private/public keys that hold coins? You can double check this by looking up your public key in the block explorer, to see the transactions from and to that public key.

Regarding staking, why does "Est. Next Stake" changes? Does it go up when there are more coins staked in the network? I.e. when large holders stake on a laptop and they go online?

I'm topping at 4 connections. Are you only using the nodes as suggested on https://stats.espers.io/download/addnodes.txt ?

Did someone succeed in staking on a Debian (or other Linux) distribution?

Edit: I found the step-to-step guide for recompiling from github somewhere in the middle of this topic :-).

It seems like it's impossible to join the campaign. It's been running for quite a while, so I guess therefore new entrants are not accepted anymore.

Great fundamentals will always win. Of course China and its speculations will have short-term influence on price, but it doesn't do a lot on future potential if the underlying idea is great.

Well, if one thing we now about crypto-space, is that we cannot give accurate estimations on (short-term) future prices. But logic suggest it indeed will be the case for alt's with good fundamentals.

Definitely agree on this one. Transitions like this go slowly. And governments won't be too fond about having zero control on their currencies. So if it would actually replace fiat currency, my guess is that we could easily wait 50 years. But more likely it will complement fiat currency .

Wanneer het over crypto's gaat, hou ik mij regelmatig ook afzijdig van de discussie. Je merkt dat het een hype is, en de enige reden van de discussie is vaak dan ook de waarde van de onderliggende crypto. En dat zijn discussie's die ook helemaal niet interessant zijn. Er is maar één vriend met wie ik het er wel eens over heb, en dat is omdat ik met hem ook fijne inhoudelijke discussies kan voeren hierover.

It depends indeed. A lot of people are promoting the coins they are holding for obvious reasons (increase in community -> increase in value). If you feel it's really undervalued and would like to accumulate some holdings, it makes sense to keep it quiet for a while. And you shouldn't feel bad about it, after all you've put in the time doing this research.

What exactly is nice about the ability to have blocks deleted?

Lisk with its SDK, I believe it is scheduled for dec 2017

Well, local governments can impose a restriction for stores/companies to use Bitcoin (which can actually be verified using random sampling). And that is effectively a full restriction: after all, if there is no practical use for it, who would use it?