does anybody know when the confirmed balance changes to effective balance after deposing on ARDR-Client (V 2.0.13)? My deposit now has 126 confirmations but it´s just shown as available credit, not as effective credit.

Thank you for your help :-)

Hi guys, I did my homework. In the ARDOR wallet I found my ARDR plus my IGNIS. In the NXT wallet I have my NXT and the same amount of ARDR I had at the snapshot time.
According to the airdrop rules everything is ok. Why I still have half of the ARDR in the NXT wallet? Should I move them in the ARDOR wallet? How can I do that?

Thanks in advance!

Hi, cannot get it. Why my NXT wallet shows still ARDOR asset? All  my ARDR  are in my Ardor wallet already.

Has anyone else gotten a mysterious JLRDA asset transfer in their account? I did not buy any JLRDA tokens yet they just appeared today in my account out of the blue. Is Jelurida doing a token air drop to forgers?

I remember that once i had created a wallet address for BTCD (in Bittrex) and for a few (7-8) months after, i wanted to check; when i saw the value of it higher than 100$, i checked in Bittrex and i see that all those times i got from btcd faucets are total didlysquad   I am sad for it but to be sure i am searching for a BTCD-Explorer website. Can anyone tell me where i can check for the wallet address deposits & transactions?

I have some superbtcd in my nxt wallet and i read they are backed 1:1 with btcd,

where can i swap them and how ?

Do i have to download the supernet wallet ?

Thank you

Any new news about when is going to be the snapshot of NXT??

Hi there, newb question incoming ;-)

I have a few things about NXT and ARDOR, but would not say that I understand everything. The way I got it is basically that ARDOR tokens "power" the main chains, whereas IGNIS powers the child chains...in the sense that other child chains inherit features from IGNIS. Hope that´s not complete BS, but thats what I understood.

Now, what I don´t really get is: Which token is the better investment? Why should I own ARDOR instead of IGNIS, or the other way around?

Comments appreciated  

... if you really wanna go toe-to-toe with the big guy (ETH), the ease of use should be comparable. People these days hate desktop wallets for some reason and the NXT one isn't really the most casual friendly or good looking one. On the other hand, nobody in their right mind runs an Ethereum full node at home either. This is why MEW is the de facto official ETH wallet. If Ardor/Jelurida offered a web wallet like MEW or a highly polished desktop wallet I believe this would help immensely.

What happens after the swap? BTCD will become KMD?

So in my wallet I would see the transaction confirmed only when it is added to a bundle and confirmed in the main Ardor chain?

In this case, what is the purpose of this mechanism with bundles, why not just confirm each transaction from each child chain in the main Ardor chain directly?

The forging chain supports a very limited set of allowed transaction types, such as transfer of Ardor from one account to another, trading of Ardor to each of the child chain tokens and back, leasing Ardor balances to other accounts for the purpose of forging, and a special type of "ChildChainBlock" transactions. The forging power of each account depends on its Ardor balance, in exactly the same way it depends on the NXT balance in the Nxt platform, the consensus model remaining unchanged. All transactions that change Ardor balances are recorded on the forging chain, and therefore downloading and re-processing the transactions from the forging chain provides exactly the same proof-of-stake security as the current Nxt platform. But all transactions that modify child chain token balances only, or any other account holdings (such as assets or currencies), are not recorded on the forging chain, but only on their corresponding child chains. Thus, removal ("pruning") of those child chain transactions after they are no longer needed, does not affect the blockchain security, as validity of Ardor account balances can always be verified in a trustless manner by each node.

Of course, the validity of child-chain transactions and account balances (in native tokens) must also be ensured by the platform, and this is done by anchoring them to the forging chain by means of the above ChildChainBlock transactions. This special transaction type contains as an attachment a list of one or more transactions belonging to a single child chain, i.e. denominated in that child chain native token, with their execution affecting only account balances and holdings on that chain. In effect, such an attachment represents a "block" on the child chain, although no actual forging (block generation) is done on child chains. But those attachments are linked to the ChildChainBlock transaction by means of a cryptographic hash only, thus allowing the transaction signature verification to be performed even after the actual content of the attachment has been pruned after some time. This is building upon design and technology already implemented and in production use on the current Nxt platform - in the form of prunable messages, and prunable data ("data cloud"), and a network of special purpose archival nodes to store them.

Does anybody know if a bundler in a child chain has 60-70-80% or whatever high percentage in his own chain, can he successfully conduct a 51% attack?

It maybe but I'm new to this concept. But I'm sure shroomskit can help with the answer

Well that explains why they aren't in the test-wallet (thank you); however, I'm familiar with losing coins and unless the test-wallet credentials will be accepted at mynxt.info (unlikely) Have learned today's Ardor lessons?

Hello again Ardor. Just downloaded Ardor beta wallet at Play (google) and it's quite good looking but what have I not understood? That is, I sent 11 ARDR from Bittrex 45 minutes ago... There's nothing in the new wallet and nothing showing at Ardor.Tools thanks for assistance... I participated in last summer's three month NXT/ARDR "whatever" they're being called. My new ARDR address: NXT-53WJ-Z3A5-LAZC-2VPKR

so I tried to access mynxt wallet but it says "invalid token" even though it's the correct password, I even tried creating a new account and still it won't let me sign in says "invalid token" again...and even if I try "forgot password" the link won't work when I try to reset...any thoughts on what might be the issue? is the mynxt.info wallet just down?