People fiercely attack anyone who says anything that goes against their financial bias.

Fixed that for you. Welcome to planet Earth.

Yeah, I messaged @JonnyBitcoin about http://www.thedex.org/, because his links are to a raw IP address and are currently broken. What's the domain for Freedomledger?

It looks like the most popular BTS 2.0 hosted wallet is OpenLedger, which takes a whopping 50% cut from referrals when it acts as a registrar, leaving just 30% to the referrer. What competing registrars, if any, exist?

Quote from: Chronos on May 18, 2016, 05:09:49 am

Thanks for the info. Is there a place where I can read about the percentage of the fee that goes to the registrar?

http://docs.bitshares.eu/bitshares/user/referal-program.html

That page also references annual memberships, in the example section. Looks like it's time for an update.

Tough decision. As a fellow software dev, I hate having to manage backward-compatibility.

The example at https://bitshares.org/referral-program/ references "Annual Accounts" which have their rates locked in for one year. Is this still an available option? I don't see "Buy Annual Account" next to "Buy Lifetime Subscription" in the light wallet at https://bitshares.openledger.info.

I seem to recall that Annual Accounts were removed, so if that's true, the page should be updated.

EDIT: Also, the light wallet references registrar fees, but I don't see info in the help docs about this. Do we have an up-to-date writeup of how it all works?

Current total supply is less than 2.5 billion, because the merger from 2014 is still being vested. Xeroc's number is the maximum that can be created via witness pay and worker pay (unless the "spending limit" is raised).

Always available -- until it is spent! Then I bet it will be like the USA debt limit: we must raise the spending limit!