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Just voted on Binance! If anyone needs some BNB to vote, I'd be happy to send some to your BNB address. /u/kalrag also offered to help people out with this.

https://www.binance.com/vote.html

Voting requires you to have .1 BNB

Edit: Open Bounty for posting a screengrab of your successful NAV Coin vote = 1 NAV for voting. (Big thanks to /u/juguelio for offering this community bounty) The voting deadline is October 5th

Edit 2: Here is the Reddit thread for requesting / giving BNB to help others vote on Binance:

https://www.reddit.com/r/NavCoin/comments/73m46h/sharerequest_bnb_to_vote_for_nav_coin_nav_on/

No word yet. If you have twitter, tweet Changelly and ask when they are going to add NAV back for exchange. At the moment, there are lots of new investors that want to purchase Nav directly with credit card, but Changelly hasn’t put Nav back on for purchase. The ball is in their court! They also have a support section if you scroll to the bottom of the website: https://changelly.com/about

If you have twitter, tweet Changelly and ask when they are going to add NAV back for exchange. At the moment, there are lots of new investors that want to purchase Nav directly with credit card, but Changelly hasn’t put Nav back on for purchase. The ball is in their court! They also have a support section if you scroll to the bottom of the website: https://changelly.com/about

Yes, through Polymorph (on the roadmap) it will be possible to anonymize all the coins available on Changelly.

And here is something about the Monero question.

Unfortunately most exchanges which nav is currently on require verification except cryptopia if I remember correctly (but really low volumes)

Nav will be listed on binance soon though. Feel free to use my referral link https://www.binance.com/?ref=10915036

Happy if you don't use it as well 😀

Binance only requires verification if you want to withdraw more than 2 btc in a given day.

check here https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@bocyaj/nav-coin-proof-of-stake-informational-guide TL;DR? The more Nav you have in your wallet the quicker and more frequently you will stake, but no matter the amount you will see 5% on the year. So that's 5 Nav per 100, 50 per thousand, and so on.

Fantastic video /u/rulesforrebels! NavPay is simple, clean and provides maximum, every day utility.

Download the Android App: Try it today on Android IOS coming soon!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.navcoin.navpay

It might be nice to have a "user feedback" pop up on the website: https://trello.com/c/rdAb99Oh/12-knowledge-base-user-feedback-box-website-feedback-box instead of the sign up to the newsletter that we currently have?

It is currently an open beta, I am looking for testers and an honest feedback to improve it.

You can add READ ONLY exchanges keys, wallet addresses (NavCoin supported!), manually add holdings (or watch-only entries), read news, view your portfolio (using different charts) and your profit/loss, check candlestick charts (from 1y to 30min) and much more coming soon...

 

Anyway, if you are interested in trying this app here's the play store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=bitsnapp.com.bitsnapp

 

Remember that it's a beta version, please report any bug you find so I can fix it, also, let me know if you like it or if you have suggestions, I am looking forward to receive your feedback!

App subreddit: /r/Bitsnapp

It is absolutely safe! Yes, there is a paper wallet. The NAVCore wallet (for your computer and staking) and NAVPay wallet (for your mobile) are both really great, easy to use wallets. If you want to stake, then hold your coins on the NAVCore wallet on your computer. You can even buy a NAVPi from the navcoin.org website so you can be staking 24/7 without having to have your computer on (you can also build your own if you want to put in the effort).

To Preview the NavPay App Check out the latest video showing the greater user interface of the NAVPay wallet made by /u/rulesforrebels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbsOmhjHPSk

Download the Android App: Try it today on Android IOS coming soon!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.navcoin.navpay

And addtional info. Do not use bittrex to buy NAv coin unless you get verified since you will not be allowed withdraw your coins without verification. You can use binacne because they don't want any verification to buy or withdraw your coins. https://www.binance.com/?ref=11111727

I found a solution, my navcoin is being confirmed in bittrex right now  

in the coinomi wallet click to get your private keys where it says the mandatory upgrade message. You can also visit the page here: Recovery process , Next put in your passphrase, scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and there will be a list of all your private keys.  

Download the Navcoin Core wallet 4.1.1  

Open Navcoin core wallet  

Click file > Import private key. Do this for all of the private keys in that list  

Go to Settings > Options > Network   Check Map port using UPnP  

Next Go to the Wallet tab   check Enable coin control features

Close Navcoin Core  

create a navcoin.conf file yourself or before closing navcoin Turn off staking > restart > turn staking back on  

this creates a navcoin.conf file under Users/user/Appdata/Roaming/Navcoin4  

Go here and download nodes , click the version of Navcoin Core that you have. copy and paste all the addnode= lines into your conf file.  

Whitelist Navcoin Core in your windows firewall and router firewall if you have to  

Open Navcoin Core Wallet, Let it download all block info and your amount should be displayed once its finished. you can now send your funds!

WELCOME to all new NAV traders and users out there! Rumor has it that NAV is being added to Binance, which is a pretty big up-and-coming exchange (hence the big increase).

I'll share a little secret with you guys, use this link to get +1% cashback per trade: Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange. If you're a holder it won't be as helpful but for active traders, that really adds up.

https://www.ovh.com/us/vps/ here they have a discover action for VPS in Singapore or Sydney. Only 10$/month. I have two of those.

If it gets too many transactions the server will not accept them or they will have to wait. If a transaction cannot be made due to an error it gets returned automatically. The bigger the NavPool compared to the max amount the more transactions you can process at the same time.

I would like the servers to be as cheap as possible. I am thinking about putting all my servers at 0.1%. The more the better. We will have to wait for Navtech 2.0 but in the mean time I want cheap and a decentralized system.

It will be online this week for sure! Only have to edit the 5th and last video to complete it.

I have servers on OVH, they currently have an offer for €8/month for a VPS. You need two so that is about €16/month.

Here, in Sydney and Singapore: https://www.ovh.com/us/vps/

when you recover files usig software such as photorec recovery http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec the concept of folders does not exists since there is no partition table. you removed the partition table by doing a format. now there are only bits. chaoes if you will. the software would try to shed some light into that chaoes by proposing to group those bits it encounters into files. by using various kinds of heuristics based on file types it 'knows'. it wouldn't know the file name since the name was stored in a partition table. the extension would be guessed by the content. that's why the software would scan for all the files. and then once it recovers all it could; you would fire up winrar to search for a string inside of those files which is common for a file containing a private key it can be part of a comment inside of the file unqiue to the format anything. and you're welcome.

I just wandered into a local shop and got the official Raspberry Pi 3 kit with SD included: https://www.amazon.com/Raspberry-Pi-Official-Desktop-Starter/dp/B01CI58722/. If all you want to do is use it for staking, after it is set up all you need to have plugged in is a power supply (and network cable if you have no wireless). The SD was 16GB and I wouldnt go smaller than that. The kits that are being sold with heatsink - you shouldn't need that - staking doesn't require much CPU. If you want to use the Pi for other things at the same time then maybe. Also, You can easily install XRDP with a single command if you want to have a remote desktop capability, but the NAV wallet is just a web interface and it has a menu option to restart the machine if required.