The github release notes for 0.4.21 say "Claimable interest yield is now calculated as a fraction of circulating asset supply rather than total asset supply." What does circulating mean? Is that just total bitAssets not on orders?

Quote from: merockstar on October 22, 2014, 05:45:17 am

holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!

do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?

Well if PTS is going to get 75 million BTS then you will get ~42 BTS for each PTS.

42 BTSX (note the X) is worth a round half of one  PTS right now. I would say sell the hell out of PTS.

whoa buddy... no. PTS gets 175 million; you're going to get something like 106 BTS for each PTS. Like I said before, PTS is about a 20% discount to BTSX right now.

When do we expect these payments to be made?

Query:

I claimed my AGS allocation via my KEYID wallet. I have something over a million DNS.  Help me out here. Are my DNS still on the genesis block or did I move them to my wallet when I claimed them? Just trying to understand if claiming my DNS yesterday effected my allocation today.

Did you claim them before BM's announcement yesterday? If no, then you're not entitled to any of the AGS funds.

If yes, then I don't know... Did you move the funds around? Did you vote? If you just left them in your AGS private keys without moving them, I don't know the answer to your question... Anybody else?

I was listening to the Bitcoins and Gravy interview with the guys from Peertracks and they mentioned that BitUSD will be utilized as the main form of payment on Peertracks.  I want to make sure I understand this correctly...

• BitUSD exists on the BitsharesX block chain collateralized by BTSX.
• BitUSD exists on the Peertracks block chain collateralized by NOTES?

If the above is accurate, can BitUSD move between the BTSX and the NOTES chains?

That's the idea, but keep in mind that this is all subject to change. They just merged several other DACs to fix this particular issue, so don't be surprised if we see a BTS/MUSIC merger down the road at some point.

(Also, the trick about doing a snapshot and then posting!  Good way to help the people who actually had DNS, rather than to help whatever trader managed to see this post first).

Here's the secret: since he has a copy of the blockchain, he can do a snapshot retroactively!

holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!

do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?

I traded all my PTS for BTSX yesterday before the liquidity premium priced in. If the liquidity premium gets high enough, I'll trade some back.

By my calculations, today PTS has been trading at around a 13-15% discount to BTSX; that means with a 2-year vesting period, if you turn BTSX into PTS you'll make your investment back in about 20 months.

This is just me, but if I were you I'd wait until the liquidity premium goes up. I'll probably start buying PTS slowly at a 25% discount; I'll probably buy large amounts if the discount goes below 50%.