Bitshares interest on Google Trends and Bitshares price

[bytemaster]

1) return to deflationary model

As we are obviously keeping the inflation for delegate pay model, Im going to speculate that Bytemaster means BitShares is integrating with some well-established exchange/gateway that will allow a tonne of BitAssets to be sold (without using the client), making the blockchain highly deflationary on balance.

Am I right? (I know, we can only speculate) :P

If fees collected and burned are higher than coins created then you are deflationary.... we just need a way to generate enough fees as income to become deflationary.

[speedy]

1) return to deflationary model

As we are obviously keeping the inflation for delegate pay model, Im going to speculate that Bytemaster means BitShares is integrating with some well-established exchange/gateway that will allow a tonne of BitAssets to be sold (without using the client), making the blockchain highly deflationary on balance.

Am I right? (I know, we can only speculate) :P

[Ander]

Yeah, my perspective is that at least some of the criticisms he has been making have proven to be somewhat valid, otherwise they wouldn't be being addressed. I doubt it will cheer him up but still.     

I agree, I just wish NewMine wouldve worked more on discussing criticisms here instead of publically attacking the Bitshares community on Bitcointalk. 


If Bitshares can make moves that bring back those who have left us because of the changes, that would be great.  (As long as they dont alienate others in the process or cause massive delays). 

[Empirical1.2]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

So you are proposing we do the following:

1) return to deflationary model
2) stop pivoting / changing
3) Bring Adam B. Levine back into the fold

If that is what you want then I think everyone will be very happy with what we are working on and will announce this summer.

Newmine.. just got served lol


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Um, no almost the opposite actually.

Depends how you look at it.  You're a market price guy so we never seem to agree, esp in the bear markets.


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Yeah, my perspective is that at least some of the criticisms he has been making have proven to be somewhat valid, otherwise they wouldn't be being addressed. I doubt it will cheer him up but still.     

[carpet ride]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

So you are proposing we do the following:

1) return to deflationary model
2) stop pivoting / changing
3) Bring Adam B. Levine back into the fold

If that is what you want then I think everyone will be very happy with what we are working on and will announce this summer.

Newmine.. just got served lol


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Um, no almost the opposite actually.

Depends how you look at it.  You're a market price guy so we never seem to agree, esp in the bear markets.


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[Empirical1.2]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

So you are proposing we do the following:

1) return to deflationary model
2) stop pivoting / changing
3) Bring Adam B. Levine back into the fold

If that is what you want then I think everyone will be very happy with what we are working on and will announce this summer.

Newmine.. just got served lol


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Um, no almost the opposite actually.

[carpet ride]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

So you are proposing we do the following:

1) return to deflationary model
2) stop pivoting / changing
3) Bring Adam B. Levine back into the fold

If that is what you want then I think everyone will be very happy with what we are working on and will announce this summer.

Newmine.. just got served lol


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[bytemaster]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

So you are proposing we do the following:

1) return to deflationary model
2) stop pivoting / changing
3) Bring Adam B. Levine back into the fold

If that is what you want then I think everyone will be very happy with what we are working on and will announce this summer. 

[onceuponatime]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

You don't seem to have lost interest   :)

[NewMine]

The dwindling interest can be attributed to a number of things:

Mainly the merger  dilution/distribution and inflation
The alienation of Adam B. Levine and Charles H.
and
The constant pivoting and changing.

I challenge you to go back and read the OG whitepaper, not the new one and compare the ideology and goals, ie the "axioms" part, and tell me how far away we are from that original idea because of the pivots and lack of progress. That is why the waining interest in  bitshares continues.

[carpet ride]

Not enough data and too many variables for any significant correlations


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[Empirical1.2]

If you want to remove the merger/dilution from the analysis, then you would say the March peak was the 'Ides of March' when the market was expecting the release of BitAssets, followed by a loss of interest in the waiting period. The August peak was the release of BitAssets and interest stayed fairly strong with the December peak being the market anticipating some sort of 1.0/SuperDAC release followed by a loss of interest during the waiting period.

As we get closer to 1.0, Moonstone and other tangible developments, interest may pick up again & the chart you linked to does seem to show a slight up-tick in April.

[infovortice2013]

people (users evangelist investors), wasted with lot of BitShares pivoting.

[BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode]

This is only based on search engine trends... if you look at the volumes.. bitcoin is all over the place simply because of all the media coverage outside of bitcoin.. bitshares on the other hand has not gotten that same kind of media coverage. The trending of course was around the initial offering.. but since then its been dev... and most projects up until now have been within the cyrptoverse which limits the search trends dramatically.

Once something gets out in the larger media related to bitshares that generates that search traffic you are going to see that trending change.. at this early stage I don't think it really tells much.

I think some elements coming together are going to cause this trending to turn around. It just hasn't made sense up to this point to get mass coverage.

[Riverhead]

The Brian Page leaving thread was painful to re-read. The forward looking statements are our history now. What has become of Brian and his new firm?