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Technical Support / Re: !!! Stupid Questions Thread !!!
« on: February 21, 2016, 09:23:38 pm »
Why when you transfer does it say Fee 30 BTS, but on the transfer confirmation popup it says something else, like: Fee 32.10937 BTS?
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Thanks!On the Obits:BTS market there is a transaction history that looks out of place:
42.8000 0.000 0.0043 2/21 08:37:06
How can that be when the orderbook has plenty of asks and bids in the teens and 20's ranges?
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,21577.msg280944.html#msg280944
When the lead developer of the project wants the BTS price to go down* who am I to argue with him. And as I have no other means to short BTS I did the next best thing - sold (not now but within days of the brownie points announcement) and am waiting for the price to at least cut in half to buy back.
I guess your using the term 'speak' loosely since its been about 100 days since the last time we heard from you around here.the shares are insanely undervalued given the sophistication and utility of the platform. There are some businesses that see that utility - hence my purchase of OpenPOS. The platform doesn't need to be all things to all people to succeed just enough things to enough businesses.
Wow thank you Riverhead!!
Let's also not forget Metaexchange, Blocktrades.us, Bunkershares, Sharebits, OpenLedger, Transwire, and I'm sure a bunch I don't know yet. These people are not going to walk away because a whale flounced.
I wish there were even more businesses that this, but at least its a start. The way I see it, businesses are the primary customers of BTS. We will never get mass adoption by normal users, or at least not for a long time, in some future where cryptos in general achieve adoption, but we can achieve adoption by businesses, who will get their users using BTS without even knowing it.
Its sad that the Banx guys never did anything with BTS 2.0, and apparently turned out to be the scam that some were accusing them of being. If they were legit, then BTS 2.0 could have been the way for them to prove their legitimacy. Their delay in upgrading to it probably means they are a scam and were using BTS as a way to keep things going for a few more months.
No scam here Ander - we are currently working on the move to BTS 2.0 as we speak
Well, I hope that does indeed happen.
Now we're talking!!!I read this thread quickly so maybe this has been already said but I think that ordering market by volume is also important. Poloniex way is very intuitive and also allows you to know directly when a coin is having more volume than usual.
Yes, as in Poloniex, my hope is to have markets grouped by primary assets: BTC, BTS, and a fiat (hopefully selectable by the user). Within each group, the markets can be sorted by volume in terms of the primary asset. So the idea is for BTC markets to be sorted by BTC volume, BTS markets sorted by BTS volume, and USD (just as an example) sorted by USD.
My withdrawal was credited this night , 6 hours ago.Thanks for the explanations!I have a BTS withdrawal still "pending" after 9 hours. Lots of problems@inarizushi
I find poloniex very nice thanks to their "lending" panel, it's very easy to get 50+% annually on BTC, which is so nice compared to 0.75% in banks... I want a liquid collateralized bond market on the DEX so badly
How do you get 50+% on BTC? - I see loan offers for BTC on there at about .1%
0.1% it's per day
Yep assuming you got 2-day loans that auto renew with your interests (which is not the case, but you can have something close enough) you get:
(Interest per day * 2) to the power of (number of loans in a year)
With 0.1% per day: 1.002^(365/2) = 1.439, so 44% in a year
I've done lending only for a month or so, but most of the time it was around 0.15% a day, which gives 1.003^(365/2) = 1.7275, so around 73% a year.
But: it actually takes time to manage the loans (which are often cut into micro-loans), and poloniex takes 15% of the benefits as fees.
It'll be so cool to have that on the DEX!
I have a BTS withdrawal still "pending" after 9 hours. Lots of problems@inarizushi
I find poloniex very nice thanks to their "lending" panel, it's very easy to get 50+% annually on BTC, which is so nice compared to 0.75% in banks... I want a liquid collateralized bond market on the DEX so badly
I think you only get one, literally a one time notification. Go back back back through your pm history and see if you have any "BtsTip Withdraw Code" in Subject with "btstip" in FromFWIW, I requested a withdrawal code earlier today and never received it (assuming they are still supposed to arrive on this forum in a pm).
I'll try again tomorrow.
Update : I still can't get a withdrawal code and none of my tips have been sent either.
In practical terms how would we go through a process like this?There isn't really a process. Most people here know there are 3.7BB BTS. We just typically subtract the reserve fund when communicating supply.
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