I've made some quick comments on all your questions. I think you should just download the BitsharesX client and give it a shot.. who knows, you may even like it! 
Good idea! I like it.. but I would definitely encourage you to do the same for Wesley's Nxt wallet. I think you'll be impressed.
- nxtad.net allows anyone out their to advertise using Nxt as their crypto currency
Cool I love ads! Wait.. no I dont. BitsharesX is a DAC and makes money through transaction fees without need for ads.
Not ads in the Nxt forum or wallet.. check out the link, allows crypto advertisers and publishers to display ads.
- A decentralized marketplace
BTSX is a decentralized exchange. NXT's marketplace just has user-issued assets.
You don't understand.. what BTSX calls market, Nxt call Asset Exchange. Nxt has a 'marketplace' that allows selling goods and services as well.
-You can pay your credit card bill using Nxt
You could pay off your credit card with BTSX recent gains 
Not directly!
You guys all agree that BTSX is currently in a bubble?
No.
Not saying it's a bad thing.. it'll definitely end higher than it began but look at price and volume tapering off.. classic bubble. Nothing is certain of course, but I am definitely not getting in yet. We'll see who's right in a couple weeks
Bitshares isn't speculator proof from people just hoping to make a quick buck.
DPOS security in 5 seconds is better than NXT security in 10 minutes.
Not for long
Bitshares community is better than Nxt community because we don't develop in secret like you are doing. I am sure you have your reasons, but your claims cannot be challenged nor debated fairly so long as they are secret.
No the community is very open.. just me being secretive with this one idea, so we can get a head start with it. I've run it by enough Nxt developers to be confident it should work. You are right, don't invest in Nxt because I claim to have a better algorithm.. even if you will wish you had
I consider C++ better than Java in the long-run.
I don't.. I consider them equal, Java somewhat protects you from making stupid mistakes that could let someone overflow a bugger or something like that. They both have advantages and disadvantages.
I consider BitShares more scalable at VISA levels.... home computers won't be able to forge at VISA bandwidth requirements.
Given how fast computers are improving.. by the time we get there, probably they will. They are close at this point. And not only that but leasing pools will have high speed, high bandwidth computers.. or else people will lease somewhere else. So it's ok, if some blocks aren't as full as they could be, as long as the leasing pools, which will be doing most of the leasing pick up the slack.
Im getting this as NXT advertising.
Somehow there are 5 points listed for BTSX advantages and 13 for NXT. Perhaps study and fully understand the technology before slinging material in the forums.
Nicely finished off with the bubble theory...
Somewhat correct.. responding to BTSX advertising in nxtforum.org. Though honestly, I'm enjoying exploring BTSX and once the bubble pops, I may buy in. I'm impressed by what I've seen. You guys aren't close to where Nxt is, because Nxt has had a huge lead and has a strong community of it's own. But I really do just want to start an honest discussion.
I've studied Nxt for 8 months, BTSX for a day.. that's why I'm asking if people could give me bullet points and I will happily add some to the first post.
And yes, Nxt has had bubbles, BTC has had bubbles.. every crypto has had bubbles, nature of the game. I've seen enough of them and strongly believe BTSX is in a bubble now. If you let emotions get the best of you, it doesn't feel like a bubble.. look at price and volume and transactions per block.. and it looks like a bubble. Which isn't a bad thing, I'm surely BTSX will finish much higher than it was a couple weeks ago but it will go down from here.
Topic: Nxt and Bitshares Advantages of each (Read 14717 times)
