TravisJames

Yes Nano was originally known as Raiblocks but there was a rebranding in 2018. Long-term I think the rebranding was a good choice, but short-term is was a little devastating towards Nano's visibility and caused some confusion among investors. One problem with the rebranding was how generic the word Nano is due to advancement in other fields of technology that had nothing to do with cryptocurrency. This made is difficult at first to gain any SEO ranking as people would inevitably be shown searches to do with Nano Technology instead of Nano currency. Thankfully this problem has been fixed over time and now when someone googles Nano the first thing that pops up for search results is the official Nano website.

Came for another update. It appears Nano has found support on the NANO/BTC trading pair in a range that was a support zone about 2 1/2 years ago that turned into a strong resistance barrier until present . Interesting development that suggests BTC/NANO ratio will continue to climb and most likely not be falling under the 14k sat range again unless influenced by larger market factors. Another interesting note to make is that On-Balance-Volume (OBV) indicator suggests that Nano has switched from its 2.5 year long accumulation phase and is now up trending with price instead of diverging. Would love to hear someone else thoughts/input or their own analysis of the situation. Personally I am Bullish and it would be healthy at this point to hear the Bear case for Nano.

Your welcome. If you are interested in learning more about Nano heres a few links to get you in the right direction: Website - https://www.nano.org Whitepaper - https://docs.nano.org/whitepaper/english/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/nano Technical Discussion - https://www.reddit.com/r/nanocurrency/ Price Discussion - https://ww.reddit.com/r/nanotrade/ Market Capitalization - https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nano/ CryptoTalk Discussion - https://cryptotalk.org/topic/96775-nanocurrency-nano-what-is-everyones-thoughts/ Regards!

For sure. Its one of the few cryptocurrencies I have on my radar that I truly believe will stand the crucial test of time.

Your welcome =). If you are into Nano both of these wallets are definitely worth while to get familiar with and learn to use. They are pretty much the two most popular dedicated wallets available within the eco-system and allow the most control over your Nano ands it's decentralization.

True thats one of my favourite things with Nano. No fees so it is extremely easy to move funds around between different platforms while also being hard to justify a high withdraw fee. More money saved into users pockets rather than towards rent-seekers.

Just came to drop a link to another thread that is focused on trading Nano and peoples opinions on projected price action to expect over time. If you are interested or have your own Graphs/Analysis to contribute you can find the thread on CryptoTalk here: https://cryptotalk.org/topic/351265-thoughts-on-upcoming-nano-price-action-over-time/. All sentimental analysis and projected price action be it bearish or bullish are welcomed! Cheers!

Just came to drop an update on the graph I had posted above (new one can be found below). It appears Nano is still following the trend after it slightly broke down their was an immediate price reversal. Daily volume has climbed dramatically and is currently at 2.5 Billion USD. The amount of volume could mean that the current price can be sustained and Nano could possibly make a second push to the outer upward limits visible. Changes in greater market conditions (i.e Bitcoin dumping or growing and regaining BTC.D dominance) could also reverse this. Thoughts? Are you Bullish or Bearish on Nano currently? Share your graphs/analysis below!

Hello Everyone! I created this thread for people to leave their thoughts about how they think will Nano will perform of the next few months/years. For those that are unaware, Nano is an instant, fee-less, and eco-friendly cryptocurrency that utilized Direct Acyclic Graph (DAG) technology mixed with an Open Representative Voting System (ORV). It is fully distributed (0 inflation) with a current market capitalization of of $743,107,103 USD. This puts each Nano currently at $5.58 with 133,248,297 coins in circulating supply. By many metrics (my opinion) Nano is currently one of the most undervalued cryptocurrencies on the market today because of its unmatched fundamentals. The reason I am creating this post is in reference to the graph below. It appears Nano is about to make another upward breakout and possible test a new year high. I am wondering what other peoples thoughts are on this. Are you Bullish or Bearish? How do you think Nano will perform over the coming months/years? Feel free to leave your own graphs/analysis below. Nano Information: Website: www.nano.org Twitter: www.twitter.com/nano Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/nanocurrency (Technical Discussion) Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/nanotrade (Price Discussion) CoinMarketCap: www.coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nano/ CryptoTalk: https://cryptotalk.org/topic/96775-nanocurrency-nano-what-is-everyones-thoughts/

Yes I agree it is. Nano also has the advantage of being the only barrier free decentralized cryptocurrency as there are no account minimums or fees to send the currency. 1 Nano can be broken down to 30 decimal units and 1 Nano always equals 1 Nano. This means no dust wallet accounts should really ever exist as is the case with many other cryptocurrencies. It has the most potential in 3rd world countries where even cents can make the difference for income creating the potential to bank millions of currently unbanked people across the world. A true digital P2P currency for everyone.

Yes. The total cap of coins is set at 133,248,297. All coins that will ever be in circulation are already circulating and distributed. They were distributed via faucet in early 2016/2017 and anybody was allowed to claim that had internet access. No more will ever be created as with Nano there is no mining nor inflation from staking. This is a unique property of its Open Representative Voting (ORV) system. Hope this answer helps!

Ah yes that was a long time ago now. I remember that the rebranding from Raiblocks -> Nano was divisive within the community. Many thought rebranding could be detrimental to Nano's growth (and still do) while others seen it as a necessity in order to create a long-term trusted brand name. I personally like the rebrand to Nano as its short and concise while giving the persona of technological advancement which is fitting as Block Lattice integration and ORV are relatively knew and Nano was the first to achieve a functional chain under this system.

At the moment there is huge interest into Bitcoin and it has remained dominant because of its market visibility, first mover advantage, and large amounts of initial sunk cost in activities such as mining/institutional investment. It could take years for the market to rationalize and instead focus on the tech over price and should be a concern of every cryptocurrency user if we would ever like large scale adoption to occur. For example the average person would never expect that 'Internet money' would cost $30 to send and take 2 hours to receive. In the long-run for this space it is just not feasible. Yes L2 solutions can solve this but at the cost of decentralization which philosophically goes against the reason Bitcoin was created in the first place. Price go up is not an indication for utility and over time Bitcoin has just became a playground for millionaires and billionaires while network has become unfeasible for 99.9% of the world to transact on. It has deep liquidity as an asset which is good for them and their money and so it is where most of the money goes at the moment

The main difference between Natrium and Nault is that Nault is supported on Web, Win, Mac, and Linux Systems while Natrium is supported on iOS/Android systems. Another difference is that Nault supports ledger support and recovery while Natrium does not. Yes these wallets provide more features/control that other wallets like Exodus which are closed-source. One example is that Natrium/Nault offer Contact Books and Multi-Account features. These wallets will also allow you to import/export seeds (not offered on Exodus) and private key import/export (not offered on Exodus) and while Exodus will allow import/export of Mnemonic phrases, it currently only uses 12-word Bip39/44 private key derivation while wallets like Nault/Natrium offer 24-word Blake2b There are other difference also. If you would like to learn more about all of the wallets in the Nano Ecosystem, https://nanowallets.guide/ offers a pretty good breakdown between each wallet and what it provides.

Hello everyone. Just thought I would make a post so more people are aware of the options you have for storing your Nano. For those that do not know Nano is a fee-less, near instant, environmentally friendly cryptocurrency that uses Direct Acyclic Graph (DAG) technology that integrates Block Lattice structure along with Open Representative Voting (ORV). You can check out the official Nano Website if you are interested in learning more. Currently there are two popular wallets among Nano holders to use when storing Nano or sending/receiving transactions. Both are open-source and are verifiably safe to use. 1) Natrium - Robust, Fast, and Secure Mobile Wallet compatible with most phone devices 2) Nault - A client-sided signing wallet for sending/receiving Nano through your browser or desktop app *There are also a few other multi-currency wallets that support Nano such as Exodus and Atomic Wallet however, none of these will allow you to assign your voting weight towards a representative. If you would like to contribute to the decentralization of the Nano network then using Natrium or Nault is highly recommended/appreciated. Regards!