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General Discussion / Re: Whale Powered Assets
« on: April 20, 2016, 09:33:58 am »比特股寻精之旅!
bitshares searching for sperm of journey!
great!
good idea!
i like this!
just do it!
Are you the one who sent me a bunch of SPERM UIA?..
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比特股寻精之旅!
bitshares searching for sperm of journey!
great!
good idea!
i like this!
just do it!
how long before the anti dilution crowd sells out? We need to be able to readily vote in solid worker proposals otherwise we will cease development.
if it's true that Yunbi (an exchange?) is voting against Workers and having their heavy buddies do the same, then let's either A) disable Yunbi in the web wallet, and/or B) do the same thing with CCEDK/OL, Blocktrades and MetaExchange voting FOR the Workers. Fight fire with fire and we will never have to worry about a cheating exchange again. Light'em up! - think Sun Tzu
This will be so awsome, i feel like a big rock is finally of my back. It's so great!
Agreed. So many folks have been complaining that the captain of the ship keeps getting sidetracked and then never finishes a feature to shareholders expectations. So, I think the friday mumbles could now be moderated by the Beyond Bitcoin team but the guests can be those who want to talk about their projects. No more perception of a top-down structure (i have even seen Bitshares referred to as central banking 2.0).
I had a nice conversation with BM, Stan, Onceupon and Thom yesterday on mumble after the official mumble. We have a very solid plan to move Bitshares forward. Blinded transactions, recurring and scheduled payments, bond market, liquidity bots and market makers, margin trading, free transactions, Smartcoins POS integrations, a 2nd mobile wallet app for iOS and android (all native and material design), skin-able specific use-case wallets, Marketing... There are lots of things being started, worked on and finished up as we speak.
BitShares Munich will be expanding over the coming days. BM has been so far, and confirms that he will continue to consult with us in assisting our expansion, getting more Devs up to speed on graphene, direction with the different repos and docs, etc. We have roughly 40 Devs (c++, js, python and ui/x etc) that can work with us on various projects (as you guys know I have been in software and outsourcing for over 24 years now). Roughly 7 of those 40 are employed with us full-time and as more investment comes in we can slowly expand further. I would like all of the existing projects above finished/polished first and make them awesome.
Thanks Ken... For what it is worth, I'm very happy with the past and the present. These are startups, so I keep learning to enjoy the ride..
I recognize that blockchains like BitShares are the right thing to do so I continue to upgrade my personal finances to use this new technology and invest in new businesses that show they can be sustained long term. There is very little I can do to gage adoption or even to put a financial price tag on this. Isn't user adoption something like cash, will you ever have enough? If one can have passion and do well user adoption is free... The incentive is more excitement in the way of future opportunity.
These are real business and we have an awesome exchange on BitShares. It is fast, high-volume, secure, decentralized and efficient. I hear of very clever workarounds to the speed issues in blockchains and, although I would implement them if I were in their shoes (to keep things going), I would always know very well that as a developer they are cracks in a foundation. One little hack in the core can take down a platform in unforeseen ways. DL understand this well so this gives me confidence in his work. I know this part of the platform should not change frequently and does not require his constant attention. The less frequent the better. This is great news for us, we have property now that will keep giving us value at little or no cost at all. This is why we put forth all the time and effort up front to create things that will last. You don't want to change them latter. Also, for this reason it is completely normal to move to other modules, projects, chains, etc... None of this raises a red flag for me. Software is complex, you need to move to another area so you have freedom and can't break any code. Fighting this is like fighting the rip currents, the key is to go with the flow and gently move in the direction you need to go...
This is what I was after, I wanted to see this become a reality. The market experiments are a lot of fun to use and watch, these are important tools for very serious investors. This is exactly what we need, if we are going to be home for major investors and even the average person's retirement portfolio. This is a huge step up for the average joe. Also, for this to be viable we needed web and mobile clients. We pulled it off. The major pieces are here... Best of all the community owns it in full so this sets the stage for a honest future where it is greed and monopoly resistant.
This is another asset for the BitShares exchange. Keep them coming ...
Funny, no one mentions the other bombshell today... hint: it ends in "3.0".
I kind of half listened to the mumble and I didn't hear anything about this. Anyone know what Stan's alluding to here?
i think BM mentioned lessions learnt for BTS 3.0 but didn't said something that this is in the pipline, because you know, lack of funds, mean no development on the blockchain, only on the frontend.
surprised with all the value brought by tony's seemingly endless well of anger, that he has not been interested in putting together a worker proposal. If he had, he might have a bit more of an appreciation for why the team needs to pivot. Apparently they are supposed to work for free endlessly (although i am relatively certain that would not stop the onslaught of attacks...
sry, but for "free" is a little bit underestimate. They got plenty of funds, but some of these funds got thrown away carelessly. I am pretty sure that bytemaster has a large
balance from mining PTS and this is the reason why he cannot compare his position with svks. in most cryptoprojects the devs are not paid because they are the founders and hold large positions, so i think it is not wicely that the founder leave this project without delevering what was promised. To say this project is complete and he moves on - leaves me just not understanding.
keep in mind what was promised for BTS 2.0 and with the mergers. So far not much was acomplished.
So many folks have been complaining that the captain of the ship keeps getting sidetracked and then never finishes a feature to shareholders expectations. So, I think the friday mumbles could now be moderated by the Beyond Bitcoin team but the guests can be those who want to talk about their projects. No more perception of a top-down structure (i have even seen Bitshares referred to as central banking 2.0).
This will be so awsome, i feel like a big rock is finally of my back. It's so great!
Agreed. So many folks have been complaining that the captain of the ship keeps getting sidetracked and then never finishes a feature to shareholders expectations. So, I think the friday mumbles could now be moderated by the Beyond Bitcoin team but the guests can be those who want to talk about their projects. No more perception of a top-down structure (i have even seen Bitshares referred to as central banking 2.0).
I had a nice conversation with BM, Stan, Onceupon and Thom yesterday on mumble after the official mumble. We have a very solid plan to move Bitshares forward. Blinded transactions, recurring and scheduled payments, bond market, liquidity bots and market makers, margin trading, free transactions, Smartcoins POS integrations, a 2nd mobile wallet app for iOS and android (all native and material design), skin-able specific use-case wallets, Marketing... There are lots of things being started, worked on and finished up as we speak.
BitShares Munich will be expanding over the coming days. BM has been so far, and confirms that he will continue to consult with us in assisting our expansion, getting more Devs up to speed on graphene, direction with the different repos and docs, etc. We have roughly 40 Devs (c++, js, python and ui/x etc) that can work with us on various projects (as you guys know I have been in software and outsourcing for over 24 years now). Roughly 7 of those 40 are employed with us full-time and as more investment comes in we can slowly expand further. I would like all of the existing projects above finished/polished first and make them awesome.
Agreed, I think Bitshares still has a lot of valuable members and talented coders: Bitshares Munich, Bunkerchain Labs, bitcash, transwiser.com, etc.
I think its time for the community to step up and make this project truly great!
Being a Mexican (at heart), I am very curious to see how this BTS price game plays out....
The gringos accuse the Chinese of trying to destroy their baby ( BTS)...while much the same gringos are selling like crazy (at least 200+ mil BTS in the last 2 mo. alone, imho).
All at the same time "the Chinese crazy anti dilutors" have 5x more to lose in any significant bts price drop... so they better buy before the gringos push the price to 200 sat territory.
I have a bad feeling about this. With the Steem announcement, BTS becomes a less interesting story for investor/speculators. In the not-to-distant-future I could see BTC spiking above $500, ETH falling 50%, and BTS doing a bellyflop freefall into sub 200 satoshis.
@svk could explain how you can create your own business front end for your tokens.great idea