Just visit Cryptofresh.com and view the charts - it's amazing!  Must surely being translated into more fees/revenue

Hi Stan,

yes I get all that. Graphene is super quick and scalable but you you point me to where/how we can study how to design our type of application on it?
I'm not a developer but want our Devs to look at this before as an option. We would have huge amounts of noise data to submit to the chain once we get scale so is a private chain like peer plays the way to go. The transaction cost on bitshares are cheap so I guess it could stick with the bitshares chain but then how do we get it so a contract can be created by a customer i.e. a business using a normal webpage & then other parties i.e. residents able to join the contract  at a later date.

Any thoughts/ideas would be most helpful!!

thanks
Shane 

I'm still struggling to understand is Graphene can achieve what we are aiming for. Here is a link to our whitepaper http://www.decibel.live/#!whitepaper/hkc9x

One of the key things is new contracts would be created by businesses all the time and they need the ability for people (residents) to join those contracts at different times. Ethereum seems a better fit but I don't want to rule our Graphene as potentially Peerplays has this same issue in that a contract is created for the game and it is then joined by one or more other parties.

It's amazing that for a simple couple of sentences this campaign has managed to raise hundreds of dollars of Steemit! Are we that starved for promotion that even a vague proposal gets upvoted with a large sum ($454 at the time of writing).

Imagine how much a 'considered' proposal looking at various options and consideration of the target market, advertising spend to click/view, examples of advert designs etc could get.