Theoretically, it should be a relatively simple task to import that json into a script and get it to output the transaction history into a .csv format of your choice. However, one of the potential issues I see is that for transactions with multiple recipients, there is no indication which address is actually yours, but it does give the amount actually received (as opposed to full transaction amount), so I'm not sure how big of an issue that really is.

Still, a simple "export to csv" feature would be easier for everyone...

It seems like this feature won't be implemented by Ledger (judging by their response on the GitHub page).

I tried to find the json file that they mentioned contains transaction history (accounts.json) but got no result. Anybody knows where it is? I'm running the latest Ledger Live (still at 1.4.2).

OP, I think you should switch to Trezor for the sake of simplicity.

Personally, I see no use for this function, as all your transaction history is registered on the blockchain.
You can simple go to any block explorer such as Blockchain.com (for example) and print the transaction history for all your addresses. No need for this export function.

We have changed to X16S.
Currently a ccminer is available

Cheers
- Eden Research

PoW reward 15
PoS reward 10
PoW and PoS are different

Pool works good with the miner that is provided on the pool page.  The speeds match with what the miner shows.  The pool isn't a corrupt pool, but made by regularly involved contributing nexus community members.

The date on your .exe does it match up similarly to when "nobody" released his?  hmm I wonder 

hello nexus community...

nice to see our early mined nxs stash going to the moon by almost x50 increasing it's value in the last 12 months  
this bought nexus back to my attention and since i wonder how many nxs we can mine right now by pushing some hashes to the wallet (solo mining is still the only option for the gpu channel, isn't it?), i've stopped the etherminers and fired up the very same skminer i've used to mine nexus a couple of years ago:


and started generating a total of more than 2gh/s to a full synchronized wallet for about 10 hours without finding any block...

is the gpu channel that difficult or is the miner just obsolete?
since the op only lists this as source code for the nvidia miner, why does it not even build under linux with syntax errors and missing files?
also the amd miner cannot be compiled under linux, is nexus becoming a windows only currency? that would be sad imho...

thank you

What is the current stake interest per year? Is it worth paying for a wallet at all? Does anyone have screenshot of your stake? grateful i will, unfortunately i was bagholder nxc

Most of alexis work is based on my opensource optimized maxwell ccminer kernels. bla bla bla...

Are these wallet.dat old backups from some years ago?

Try this... close your wallet. Now take out your wallet.dat from the ECCoin folder and put it on a save place (desktop). Now start the wallet and see if it works normally. If it does, close the wallet and go to the ECCoin folder again, there is a new wallet.dat....throw it in the wastebin and paste the wallet.dat that you saved on your desktop in the ECCoin folder again. Start your wallet and see if it the problem is still there.

Delete your wallet and get the newest one on the website. even if you have 0.2.4.9 try doing this. it should help

What should I do if the transaction is not confirmed?

Why is the ubuntu wallet fail now?  Is anyone else aware?