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General Discussion / Re: Proposal to Resolve a Million Issues at Once
« on: October 19, 2014, 12:22:11 pm »
I like the sound of this but there's some things I'm not clear on.
My understanding:
This is about I3's focus. I3 launches dacs. All I3 dacs use the same core business model of Bitshares of issuing shares and promoting a stable bitasset which is created though collateralized shorting. Even though dacs may be in completely different industries (voting, banking), because they all work by promoting a bitasset(s) they end up being in competition, when really it's better that they work together on bitasset promotion, and compete with their real competitors which are other companies in their industry, e.g BTSX is competing with banks, VOTE is competing with other voting systems, not each other.
What I don't understand:
- Is the VOTE dac an independent dac (like peertracks) or does this merger give BTSX holders a stake in it? Or does VOTE cease to exist as a dac and its features just become something Bitshares can do?
- Does this mean there will be 1 Bitshares blockchain? All bitassets will be collateralized by the same shares, no competing chains apart from with independent dacs?
- Will I3 release new dacs? Or because their work will now be on the same blockchain, these new dacs are actually just new features?
- Should there be a contract written up between i3 and the Bitshares blockchain so ensure they can't launch any competing chains with competing bitassets? (maybe a stupid idea I don't know).
- In the future, will stakeholders vote on which features they want I3 to work on?
If my understanding is wrong please correct me.
My understanding:
This is about I3's focus. I3 launches dacs. All I3 dacs use the same core business model of Bitshares of issuing shares and promoting a stable bitasset which is created though collateralized shorting. Even though dacs may be in completely different industries (voting, banking), because they all work by promoting a bitasset(s) they end up being in competition, when really it's better that they work together on bitasset promotion, and compete with their real competitors which are other companies in their industry, e.g BTSX is competing with banks, VOTE is competing with other voting systems, not each other.
What I don't understand:
- Is the VOTE dac an independent dac (like peertracks) or does this merger give BTSX holders a stake in it? Or does VOTE cease to exist as a dac and its features just become something Bitshares can do?
- Does this mean there will be 1 Bitshares blockchain? All bitassets will be collateralized by the same shares, no competing chains apart from with independent dacs?
- Will I3 release new dacs? Or because their work will now be on the same blockchain, these new dacs are actually just new features?
- Should there be a contract written up between i3 and the Bitshares blockchain so ensure they can't launch any competing chains with competing bitassets? (maybe a stupid idea I don't know).
- In the future, will stakeholders vote on which features they want I3 to work on?
If my understanding is wrong please correct me.