Yeah, especially that fancy "Rich List" tab




EDIT: Also, the "30 mln" addresses in the Top Ten are mostly the "reserves" — cold stored funds from the premine (if this is somehow important to your research) — they are not owned by "normal" users
The funds just lay there, waiting to be spent on development.

You can compare those addresses with our public ledger: https://www.noblemovement.com/public-ledger/

Thanks for the links guys.


And thanks for the additional info.

We're now also accepted on www.altaccept.com for merchants (better plugins and enhancements in development) and soon we will be on Prypto (just waiting on what needs to be finalized on my end but they've already touched base). The marketplace will end up being a reseller in Australia, letting us sell all their cards for NOBL. I may even hit the capital cities on the weekends to promote them face-to-face at the markets.

Great news, indeed.
I'm a supporter of that Prypto idea since I found out about them. I'm not sure if they are going to make cards with NobleCoins on them, but even with another altcoins it's still a good shot I think.

Just imagine all the possibilities in real world: a "crypto-card" can basically be and contain:
- a gift card (obvious)
- loyalty points (like on gas stations), then redeemed on awards
- votings (every card is a vote for example)
- tickets to a concert, festival etc. (you pay for a Ticket, okay, but after the party you can redeem the coins
- lotteries (only few of the cards are winners)

I'm myself thinking about becoming a "reseller" — for example I could sell ordered cards as "bricks" — to support local charity or foundation.
They will be priced 2x of the real coins value, but also a half of the fiat money collected could be used for awards...
Maybe I'll try to prepare some nice designs for such Noble cards (if they are in plans).
 

#growth

OK, the wallet looks fantastic, and I trust Digitalcoin community when they are saying it's secure.
Noblecoin has been added at the very moment, and received my first 5 votes:



So, if you think that another online wallet would be something good for us, vote:

https://mywl.lt/voting/

Edit for unconvinced:
Why should I use an online wallet?
    Available anywhere - Access your coins from anywhere in the world, without needing to install software.
    Always up to date - No need to keep your client up to date. MyWl.lt is always on the latest releases.
    Instant payments - Send payments between users instantly without using the blockchain.

Yes I know we already have an online wallet - but this one is somehow "famous" as most secure etc. and getting there would mean something.

That was a great thread to create. I think it'll be great to see all of the different perspectives of how people got involved and drawn into Noblecoin.

I just finished posting to it! ^_^

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I've now tagged them, for instance if you go to 9amycGhuemdnmEwhUsQweQxoXo2tDbqXEH, it'll be tagged with "Noble Movement Reserve".

The tagging is unsigned since I manually added them.

Note that you can tag any address by registering at cryptoid.info and using the "sign message" feature of your wallet, this proves you have ownership of an address, and then you have control over the tag text and link.

Finally due to the way the protocol works, active reserve addresses aren't easily tracked in the explorer (like 9VFgi2dfifpZekh2JjGjBZkjWwJcSPgPgc), I'm working on a feature to allow more practical blockchain-based ledgers money trails.

I wonder if seeing as the person posting this seems to be a user created just to promote, that we could class this as spam and start deleting them?