Author Topic: How to adjust my delegate burn ratio after I have already registered?  (Read 1815 times)

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Cool, it worked. Btw I noticed the transaction fee is now 0.5 BTSX? is  this forced or adjustable?
it will be adjustable by the delegates soon

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After selecting your account in the GUI, go to "Edit" check the "delegate" box and change rate. You don't have to pay the delegate fee again, just a normal transaction fee.
Remember you can go down in pay rate, but you can't increase it.

Hi, sorry I forgot to mention I'm running on ubuntu commandline (since I'm told it's not recommended to run in gui). How to do from command line?

Use wallet_account_update_registration command

Cool, it worked. Btw I noticed the transaction fee is now 0.5 BTSX? is  this forced or adjustable?

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After selecting your account in the GUI, go to "Edit" check the "delegate" box and change rate. You don't have to pay the delegate fee again, just a normal transaction fee.
Remember you can go down in pay rate, but you can't increase it.

Hi, sorry I forgot to mention I'm running on ubuntu commandline (since I'm told it's not recommended to run in gui). How to do from command line?

Use wallet_account_update_registration command

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I can remember a wallet_update_registration function but cant check atm

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I believe you have to "register" the account again, but you won't pay the delegate fee just a transaction fee (could someone else confirm that he won't pay delegate fee?) see below:

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>> help wallet_account_register

Usage:
wallet_account_register <account_name> <pay_from_account> [public_data] [delegate_pay_rate]           Updates the data published about a given account
Updates the data published about a given account

Parameters:
  account_name (account_name, required): the account that will be updated
  pay_from_account (account_name, required): the account from which fees will be paid
  public_data (json_variant, optional, defaults to null): public data about the account
  delegate_pay_rate (uint32_t, optional, defaults to 255): A value between 0 and 100 for delegates, 255 for non delegates

Returns:
  signed_transaction

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maintains an Ubuntu PPA: https://launchpad.net/~showard314/+archive/ubuntu/bitshares [15% delegate] wallet_account_set_approval maqifrnswa true [50% delegate] wallet_account_set_approval delegate1.maqifrnswa true

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After selecting your account in the GUI, go to "Edit" check the "delegate" box and change rate. You don't have to pay the delegate fee again, just a normal transaction fee.
Remember you can go down in pay rate, but you can't increase it.

Hi, sorry I forgot to mention I'm running on ubuntu commandline (since I'm told it's not recommended to run in gui). How to do from command line?

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After selecting your account in the GUI, go to "Edit" check the "delegate" box and change rate. You don't have to pay the delegate fee again, just a normal transaction fee.
Remember you can go down in pay rate, but you can't increase it.
maintains an Ubuntu PPA: https://launchpad.net/~showard314/+archive/ubuntu/bitshares [15% delegate] wallet_account_set_approval maqifrnswa true [50% delegate] wallet_account_set_approval delegate1.maqifrnswa true

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Say I want to adjust my delegate burn rate from 100% to 50%, how do I go about doing that?