Any idea why my latest client rejects all blocks? It prevents me from catching up with the blockchain. 

I have some ardor assets in my old nxt client. How do I transfer them into the new ardor wallet?

the current supply is the amount of coins mined so far and are in peoples wallets and the max supply is the total number of coins that will ever exist on that particular blockchain, if that max is reached, then it becomes the current or coins in circulation

Tell me what the problem may be. Warning: You are connected to TestNet! The testnet peer port is 26874! Help pls!

Interesting,NXT has been abandoned,and development stopped,Ardor is still 'active' developed,but the price of the two coins are almost same level.

Does anyone offer a full blockchain download for NXT that isn't pruned or trimmed, just the whole blockchain with everything included?

I'm trying to experiment with some api' s, and syncing from scratch is taking over a week!

Seems that StackExchange is, according to Lior Yaffe's wishes, to become the main discussion portal for Ardor. There's an Ardor Stackexchange in the making, until it's ready the Bitcoin Stackexchange should be used (where altcoins are allowed).

I was wondering if a trustless variant of Lightweight Contracts is possible. It would however, very likely, need a new type of Phased Transactions. If someone knows the answer, feel free to post there. If this works, then Lightweight Contracts could be used for similar use cases than Ethereum smart contracts.

I bought some ARDOR since the price has dipped lately. I downloaded the wallet but was wondering is it best to keep ARDOR on an exchange or send ARDOR to my Wallet? Jut want opinions.

Also, I am confused about what an ALIAS is? Do I have to create one or can I just deposit Ardor Tokens into the wallet.

One last question, can I send NXT into the ARDOR wallet? I have an NXT wallet but it would be better it seems to just store NXT, ARDOR and IGNIS in the same wallet?

Hi everyone!! Any news on the current roadmap?

Thanks in advance

And that is the point why I think Ardor won't take of as a Blockchain-as-a-Service Platform:
What happens when a child chain gets pruned? Can the child chain creator choose when pruning happens?

For instance:
If I have a company with supply chain, that wants to put information onto the blockchain. What happens when a supply takes... lets say 6 Weeks, due to shipping or something else but the chain gets pruned every 2 weeks?
Are the information lost? What happens in case of a warranty and I need the information on the blockchain?

Jelurida should explain how they imagine the concept of pruning in detail and give an example how this could work for companies.