Quote from: xeroc on August 24, 2015, 02:11:43 pm

in bts 2.0 the issuer can fund the fee pool so that costumers don't need to pay the transaction fees .. unless the fee pool is emptied

So if I am a life member and I want to be charged 4 cents for sending gift tokens, will that be possible?

Quote from: betax on August 24, 2015, 11:43:38 am

Other point is, what are the transaction fees in this situation.

Those would the the standard tx fees for the bitshares network as the tx happen on the bitshares blockchain.

Quote from: betax on August 24, 2015, 11:15:36 am

Quote from: abit on August 24, 2015, 11:00:15 am

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3508896ms th_a       application.cpp:265           startup              ] Detected unclean shutdown. Replaying blockchain...
It takes too much time to replay blockchain.. How to "cleanly" shutdown the witness node?

Question bump.

I use this strategy:
When I am synced, I shutdown with C-c (it should shutdown in a clean way) and I copy the blockchain folder as backup (if it shutdown without errors).
Everytime my blockchain is corrupted, I remove the blockchain folder and I copy with the backup one and restart the witness.
Finally I backup the blockchain folder every day.

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3508896ms th_a       application.cpp:265           startup              ] Detected unclean shutdown. Replaying blockchain...
It takes too much time to replay blockchain.. How to "cleanly" shutdown the witness node?

Quote from: d3adh3ad on August 23, 2015, 11:02:19 am

Identabit is using Graphene for their chain. They owe BTS nothing. They made an arrangement with a group of private devs called CNX to do so. These devs also owe BTS nothing. CNX chose to give BTS Graphene. Identabit chose to sharedrop. They didn't have to. Just like CNX didn't have to give BTS Graphene. Perhaps we should try to accept this new paradigm. It's my opinion that we as a community sound like whiny children right now. We do not own these devs or other chains that choose to sharedrop.


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That's absolutely correct. The question investors are trying to answer though is what is BTS worth then?

I've previously described BTS as

Quote from: Empirical1.2 on August 21, 2015, 11:31:46 am

Imagine if the founder of Microsoft left when it was still a struggling start-up, taking all the talent with him to form another company and then told Microsoft shareholders that they would now only receive a free windows license and if they wanted any further work done by Bill Gates or the talent that they would have to pay market rates. How much would Microsoft be worth in that scenario?

(Especially if Microsoft couldn't afford to pay market rates because it was still a struggling start-up and also paying off an expensive merger from just 9 months prior that it had largely engaged in to retain it's founder.)

If BTS has run out of money & the founder and talent of BTS have formed another company and will only work post BTS 2.0 for market rates. It seems like now BTS's main claim to fame is a free windows license (Graphene)

Nobody owes it/you/me anything it's just a question for serious investors of determining why they should put their hard earned money into BTS at this point.

For me the answer is that it's a punt that BitAssets 2.0, the good partnerships and the referral system are going to combine to rapidly gain traction and if they don't, it's curtains. So very speculative at this point.

Quote from: betax on August 23, 2015, 08:01:04 am

14. Restart with parameters to start block producing (block producing needs your witness id and private keys) Current node abit's for test 1

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./witness_node --rpc-endpoint "127.0.0.1:8090"  --genesis-json aug-14-test-genesis.json -d test_net_1 -s 114.92.254.159:62015  --witness-id '"1.6.5156"' --private-key '["GPH6JhL..your.signing.key..bc5mWyCvERV3coy","5K..your.secret..a"]'15. See your witness producing blocks and
you can Ctrl A Ctrl D to detach from screen.

Thanks for sharing, but don't use my node(at least not only use my node), it breaks now and then.
And the genesis file in step 14 should be aug-20-test-genesis.json.

Here is a list of nodes I'm using (still breaks sometimes):

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./witness_node --rpc-endpoint "127.0.0.1:8090"  --genesis-json  aug-20-test-genesis.json -d test_net_1 -s "104.236.51.238:1776" -s "176.221.43.130:33323" -s "45.55.6.216:1776" -s "114.92.254.159:62015"


Quote from: betax on August 21, 2015, 01:48:00 pm

puppies I have just "flood" you some 1 CORE transactions.

On my second round I sent 8,421.  at 1  core interval. This was done brute forced Hyper Olympics style https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8va4YGGA3wE, so I am not convinced I did submit as many in 1 minute.

Anyway my witness has not died, can you check you got something?

How did you do this? Can you send me some to delegate-clayop?

Quote from: EstefanTT on August 21, 2015, 02:42:27 pm

On galaxy tab II / Chrome it's stuck at block #19170, it doesn't move forward.

I tried to refresh the page

Same  haha. I was finally able to create an account and import keys and balances which is nice.