We are planning a PTS snapshot in two weeks on November 5th for potential use in the merger plan under discussion
This is the one year anniversary of the PTS genesis block when Super3 mined the very first block.
It could become a great day to celebrate the mining of the very last block.
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I am all for ... PARTY!
I wonder if there will be some crazies that will continue mining even after it has lost all value... Just to preserve a piece of history. I'll definitely run my bitcoin node forever, even when it has been completely obliterated by bitshares and other second generation DACs.
Quote from: Rune on October 21, 2014, 11:08:25 PM
I wonder if there will be some crazies that will continue mining even after it has lost all value... Just to preserve a piece of history. I'll definitely run my bitcoin node forever, even when it has been completely obliterated by bitshares and other second generation DACs.
PTS's difficulty is significant.
Perhaps someone could revive PTS few years ahead with more efficient hardware but I doubt it will be used anymore.
Bitshares has yet to prove itself. Bitcoin is here to stay for a long time.
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_XoQS_B6sQS8/TGBe1H4hWBI/AAAAAAAABIk/ceGOFplG5y4/S1600-R/Polly_header.jpg)
I intend to find my first ever PTS block some days after that day... it will be of course for pure nostalgic reasons only (after all, if we do succeed killing something, we will kill mining years before we kill the bank), but I will add that info to my 2 prime (coin) chains that netted me about $0.00003 a piece.
This whole exercise is a farce. If you want consensus then you should receive it from each asset independently by allowing them to vote with their stake with the condition that I3 does not participate in the voting (and especially not with funds pegged for marketing). These rigged forum polls and on-a-whim decision making based on information buried deep in the forums are nothing but theatre.
Also Stan, I noticed some of your old posts have disappeared. For example, this months-old post is now gone: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=4684.0
Any explanation as to why these old posts have selectively disappeared? Not jumping to conclusions as there may be a perfectly valid reason.
Quote from: alphaBar on October 21, 2014, 11:44:53 PM
This whole exercise is a farce. If you want consensus then you should receive it from each asset independently by allowing them to vote with their stake with the condition that I3 does not participate in the voting (and especially not with funds pegged for marketing). These rigged forum polls and on-a-whim decision making based on information buried deep in the forums are nothing but theatre.
To clarify, forum polls are rigged in the sense that they are gameable (at worst) and represent a small cross-section of people who troll the forums (at best).
PTS, RIP. You served your purpose well and you're still in my wallet. But I won't miss you.
Quote from: alphaBar on October 22, 2014, 12:00:21 AM
Quote from: alphaBar on October 21, 2014, 11:44:53 PM
This whole exercise is a farce. If you want consensus then you should receive it from each asset independently by allowing them to vote with their stake with the condition that I3 does not participate in the voting (and especially not with funds pegged for marketing). These rigged forum polls and on-a-whim decision making based on information buried deep in the forums are nothing but theatre.
To clarify, forum polls are rigged in the sense that they are gameable (at worst) and represent a small cross-section of people who troll the forums (at best).
Yes, but it's the best we have for a short while longer. One result of this upgrade is that in the future we will have a consensus-based system built into the governance of the BTS Chamber of Commerce.
Try this for a mind-blowing change of perspective:
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10293.msg135034#msg135034 (https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10293.msg135034#msg135034)
Quote from: alphaBar on October 21, 2014, 11:57:45 PM
Also Stan, I noticed some of your old posts have disappeared. For example, this months-old post is now gone: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=4684.0
Any explanation as to why these old posts have selectively disappeared? Not jumping to conclusions as there may be a perfectly valid reason.
Do you remember the topic or anything about it? A search phrase?
Hopefully Bitsapphire has everthing backed up.
All my posts are historical treasures! :)
Will the "mandatory" update of the bitshares client occur the same day? (5 November)
If yes, is it right to assume that all short orders must covered before the update?
If no, when it will happen?
Quote from: alphaBar on October 21, 2014, 11:57:45 PM
Also Stan, I noticed some of your old posts have disappeared. For example, this months-old post is now gone: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=4684.0
Any explanation as to why these old posts have selectively disappeared? Not jumping to conclusions as there may be a perfectly valid reason.
You already said that AGS got 6x time more then PTS, then you could not prove it actually you acknowledge yourself that you did not verify and turns out is was false information . So please before accusing or making false claims, make sure you can back it up.
Stan，I love you！You are right！
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remind you guys of anyone? ;D
I hope by the first of the year every member that has stayed on with this project will be able to look at these posts and smile.
I for one am betting we will.
holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!
do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?
+5%
Quote from: merockstar on October 22, 2014, 05:45:17 AM
holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!
do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?
I traded all my PTS for BTSX yesterday before the liquidity premium priced in. If the liquidity premium gets high enough, I'll trade some back.
By my calculations, today PTS has been trading at around a 13-15% discount to BTSX; that means with a 2-year vesting period, if you turn BTSX into PTS you'll make your investment back in about 20 months.
This is just me, but if I were you I'd wait until the liquidity premium goes up. I'll probably start buying PTS slowly at a 25% discount; I'll probably buy large amounts if the discount goes below 50%.
Do we need to cover the open positions or cancel any orders before the snapshot?
Quote from: merockstar on October 22, 2014, 05:45:17 AM
holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!
do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?
Well if PTS is going to get 75 million BTS then you will get ~42 BTS for each PTS.
42 BTSX (note the X) is worth a round half of one PTS right now. I would say sell the hell out of PTS.
Quote from: skyscraperfarms on October 22, 2014, 10:59:48 PM
Quote from: merockstar on October 22, 2014, 05:45:17 AM
holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!
do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?
Well if PTS is going to get 75 million BTS then you will get ~42 BTS for each PTS.
42 BTSX (note the X) is worth a round half of one PTS right now. I would say sell the hell out of PTS.
whoa buddy... no. PTS gets 175 million; you're going to get something like 106 BTS for each PTS. Like I said before, PTS is about a 20% discount to BTSX right now.
I've seen several ratios for AGS to BTSX...where did that end up?
Quote from: biophil on October 22, 2014, 11:07:19 PM
Quote from: skyscraperfarms on October 22, 2014, 10:59:48 PM
Quote from: merockstar on October 22, 2014, 05:45:17 AM
holy cow has a lot happened in a short period of time!
do you guys think it'd be more profitable to trade in PTS for BTSX before the snapshot, or turn BTSX into PTS for the snapshot?
Well if PTS is going to get 75 million BTS then you will get ~42 BTS for each PTS.
42 BTSX (note the X) is worth a round half of one PTS right now. I would say sell the hell out of PTS.
whoa buddy... no. PTS gets 175 million; you're going to get something like 106 BTS for each PTS. Like I said before, PTS is about a 20% discount to BTSX right now.
My computation is like 99.34 BTS per PTS
7% * 2.5B / 1,761,591 = 99.34
If minus angel address ; -232,208
7% * 2.5B / 1,529,383 = 114.42 per PTS
Does anyone has actually have done the maths of how many BTS per AGS after the snapshot? Can someone do the numbers split to
DNS=xBTS
VOTE=xBTS
PTS=xBTS
AGS=xBTS
I run the numbers the other day but I may have them wrong so it will be nice if we can double check..
Quote from: mf-tzo on October 23, 2014, 03:07:19 PM
Does anyone has actually have done the maths of how many BTS per AGS after the snapshot? Can someone do the numbers split to
DNS=xBTS
VOTE=xBTS
PTS=xBTS
AGS=xBTS
I run the numbers the other day but I may have them wrong so it will be nice if we can double check..
What about this: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10398.msg136832#msg136832
thank you! I will double check that when I get home..I am currently at work pretending to work...
I have purchased PTS and AGS before and after the 28th of Feb snapshot.
I have not claimed any DNS shares or any shares in BitsharesX.
Do I need to first claim my DNS shares to get the new shares in BitsharesX from the new snap shot.
Or will I just claim my DNS shares at a later stage using my PTS and AGS and then use that wallet to get my new bitsharesX shares.
Someone please clarify all this stuff. Thanks!
Quote from: MrJeans on October 25, 2014, 04:10:12 PM
I have purchased PTS and AGS before and after the 28th of Feb snapshot.
I have not claimed any DNS shares or any shares in BitsharesX.
Do I need to first claim my DNS shares to get the new shares in BitsharesX from the new snap shot.
Or will I just claim my DNS shares at a later stage using my PTS and AGS and then use that wallet to get my new bitsharesX shares.
Someone please clarify all this stuff. Thanks!
It doesn't matter, you can just ignore the dns and you'll get the stake for it when you import ags/pts
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this snapshot is so complex to me ,can anybody tell me how this snapshot will work out for DNS holders? thanks
Quote from: mf-tzo on October 23, 2014, 03:25:01 PM
...I am currently at work pretending to work...
lol
I hope you will not need your current work in the near future...
bm are you listening? :)
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Quote from: toast on October 25, 2014, 04:15:48 PM
Quote from: MrJeans on October 25, 2014, 04:10:12 PM
I have purchased PTS and AGS before and after the 28th of Feb snapshot.
I have not claimed any DNS shares or any shares in BitsharesX.
Do I need to first claim my DNS shares to get the new shares in BitsharesX from the new snap shot.
Or will I just claim my DNS shares at a later stage using my PTS and AGS and then use that wallet to get my new bitsharesX shares.
Someone please clarify all this stuff. Thanks!
It doesn't matter, you can just ignore the dns and you'll get the stake for it when you import ags/pts
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Thats neat. Fantastic, thanks for clarifying
So just to clarify, as a result of AGS I have unclaimed BTSX. Do I have to claim the BTSX before the BTSX to BTS conversion ?
Quote from: birdinc on November 03, 2014, 02:36:41 PM
So just to clarify, as a result of AGS I have unclaimed BTSX. Do I have to claim the BTSX before the BTSX to BTS conversion ?
nope .. however you will get two kinds of BTS then ..
those that come from your BTSX (those that you could also claim right now)
and those that come from the second airdrop onto AGS .. those are vested linearly over 2 years
Quote from: xeroc on November 03, 2014, 02:43:49 PM
Quote from: birdinc on November 03, 2014, 02:36:41 PM
So just to clarify, as a result of AGS I have unclaimed BTSX. Do I have to claim the BTSX before the BTSX to BTS conversion ?
nope .. however you will get two kinds of BTS then ..
those that come from your BTSX (those that you could also claim right now)
and those that come from the second airdrop onto AGS .. those are vested linearly over 2 years
But I will lose potential BTS if BTSX goes unclaimed ? Thanks for the help.
Quote from: birdinc on November 03, 2014, 03:09:53 PM
But I will lose potential BTS if BTSX goes unclaimed ? Thanks for the help.
No you don't .. all your BTSX will still belong to your .. no matter in which block/address they are stored in ..
The extra airdropped stake will also not get lost .. you will just not be able to withdraw all of them at once .. each day you can get a 1/(2*365)-th of that stake .. but again .. this only holds for the 'extra' airdrop made on 5.November ... your other stake will not change in any way and will continue to be tradable ..
How will these new shares appear in my client?
What's the exact UTC time the snapshot is going to happen on Nov. 5?
Last block before 0:00 UTC Nov 6th. So somewhere between 23:59:49 UTC and 23:59:59 UTC November 5th
Quote from: Riverhead on November 03, 2014, 08:25:35 PM
Last block before 0:00 UTC Nov 6th. So somewhere between 23:59:49 UTC and 23:59:59 UTC November 5th
We're tallking about a PTS snapshot here (mostly). PTS doesn't have 10s block times, so it is impossible to tell when the last block on Nov 5th will be mined.
(Minor nitpick: a definitive answer can only be given after the first block of Nov 6th has been mined. Which is a little unfair for the guy who mines that block.)
Quote from: pc on November 04, 2014, 02:05:50 PM
(Which is a little unfair for the guy who mines that block.)
let's replace "unfair" with "unlucky" -- It's not that we can choose that .. POW blocks appear at (almost) random times .. that's what makes the synchronous DPOS scheme so exciting
Thinking about the last block I too would like clarification. Is it 11:59:59 UTC tonight (the 4th) or tomorrow? i.e End of Day of the 5th or Start Of Day of the 5th?
This is actually critical now becuase BTC38 does not have a working DNS client and therefore millions of DNS are stuck on their exchange. While they are honoring the snapshot they would need to be trusted for the next two years as the funds vest out. Anything could happen in that time...
Basically we need someone that can do an emergency Windows build of KeyID 0.05v for BTC38.
Quote from: Riverhead on November 04, 2014, 02:11:50 PM
Thinking about the last block I too would like clarification. Is it 11:59:59 UTC tonight (the 4th) or tomorrow?
Last block of 5 Nov mean
5 Nov 23:59:59.999 UTCExchanges know it because they already participate in 2 snapshots.
Quote from: testz on November 04, 2014, 02:16:04 PM
Quote from: Riverhead on November 04, 2014, 02:11:50 PM
Thinking about the last block I too would like clarification. Is it 11:59:59 UTC tonight (the 4th) or tomorrow?
Last block of 5 Nov mean 5 Nov 23:59:59.999 UTC
Exchanges know it because they already participate in 2 snapshots.
Ok, so that gives time for either someone to build a Windows version for BTC38 or for BTC38 to get a Linux wallet up and running.
Is Bter even aware of the vesting period?
With other snapshots like music, they had à post explaining the snapshot.
Now with this significant snapshot they haven't even got à post explaining it.
It only says bter Will take the snapshot for you on the trading pages.
I know everybody has been advised to withdraw their PTS and DNS, to their wallets, on this forum.
But I guess not all traders are aware of this and the vesting period.
They might be "slightly agitated" when they find out their BTS (funds) will become linearly liquid over 2 years.
Also PTS and DNS, where to be meant to halt trading right? There's no mention of this to. And if they will available for trading, traders should be informed about a probable Price drop.
Don't mean to be trolling, but this could be a recipe for a new sh*tstorm.
Quote from: Graffenwalder on November 04, 2014, 07:55:14 PM
Is Bter even aware of the vesting period?
With other snapshots like music, they had à post explaining the snapshot.
Now with this significant snapshot they haven't even got à post explaining it.
It only says bter Will take the snapshot for you on the trading pages.
I know everybody has been advised to withdraw their PTS and DNS, to their wallets, on this forum.
But I guess not all traders are aware of this and the vesting period.
They might be "slightly agitated" when they find out their BTS (funds) will become linearly liquid over 2 years.
Also PTS and DNS, where to be meant to halt trading right? There's no mention of this to. And if they will available for trading, traders should be informed about a probable Price drop.
Don't mean to be trolling, but this could be a recipe for a new sh*tstorm.
hi
it seems that as a trader l ve no idea what s happening with DNS,l m trading on btter and they are going to participate to this snapshot and l relied on them however still confused about this 2 yrs period,would l be able to claim BTS and able to trade or not? any help?
thanks
Just a question. The snapshot was Nov 5 UTC right? So about an hour and a half ago? Thanks!
No, end of day.
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hi
l m new to this dns and btsx and it s very complicated for me,my question is would redeemed bts be traded or not?
many thanks
If it's from the pts/dns AirDrop then they vest over two years. 1/730th a day.
It's unclear how the exchanges will field that. You should transfer your balances to a wallet you control.
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Quote from: Riverhead on November 05, 2014, 01:47:48 AM
If it's from the pts/dns AirDrop then they vest over two years. 1/730th a day.
It's unclear how the exchanges will field that. You should transfer your balances to a wallet you control.
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thanks for thunder speed respond,it seems that it s too late to withdraw my dns to wallet because btter only let 1.5 mil a day l will wait and see how they gonna field this.
what about BTSX?should l move to wallet?
thanks again have a nice one
BTSX doesn't have a vesting period but if you leave it on an exchange you're trusting them to, "Do the right thing".
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got it thanks ))
Quote from: Riverhead on November 05, 2014, 02:19:29 AM
BTSX doesn't have a vesting period but if you leave it on an exchange you're trusting them to, "Do the right thing".
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I take it those holding BitUSD are missing out on the airdrop ?
No. It's the same as holding BTSX. 1:1. Really BTSX isn't changing other than dropping the x and adding 500M to supply over two years. It's the same chain so nothing to AirDrop.
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Quote from: mavisjames on November 05, 2014, 02:31:58 AM
Quote from: Riverhead on November 05, 2014, 02:19:29 AM
BTSX doesn't have a vesting period but if you leave it on an exchange you're trusting them to, "Do the right thing".
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I take it those holding BitUSD are missing out on the airdrop ?
Your bitUSD will simply carry over to the new BTS.
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Do I need to have my BTSX in my wallet? or is it ok to leave on the bter exchange?
Also, I still have unclaimed BTSX from AGS/PTS and I'm assuming this is ok.
Quote from: patrickb323 on November 05, 2014, 03:38:14 PM
Do I need to have my BTSX in my wallet? or is it ok to leave on the bter exchange?
Also, I still have unclaimed BTSX from AGS/PTS and I'm assuming this is ok.
You're fine. BTSX is just dropping the X so your unclaimed shares will still be there and can be claimed as BTS at your leisure.
The BTSX on the exchange is subject to them, "Dong the right thing" both technically and ethically. I have moved all my funds to private wallets where I control the private keys.
Quote from: patrickb323 on November 05, 2014, 03:38:14 PM
Do I need to have my BTSX in my wallet? or is it ok to leave on the bter exchange?
Also, I still have unclaimed BTSX from AGS/PTS and I'm assuming this is ok.
10 second blocks!Why is it such a problem to move the shares for a day and then move them back?q
Quote from: NewMine on November 05, 2014, 06:44:26 PM
Quote from: patrickb323 on November 05, 2014, 03:38:14 PM
Do I need to have my BTSX in my wallet? or is it ok to leave on the bter exchange?
Also, I still have unclaimed BTSX from AGS/PTS and I'm assuming this is ok.
10 second blocks!
Why is it such a problem to move the shares for a day and then move them back?q
because bter takes 1% in fees upon withdrawal.
Quote from: patrickb323 on November 05, 2014, 06:47:57 PM
because bter takes 1% in fees upon withdrawal.
but gives 1% for deposits
Quote from: xeroc on November 05, 2014, 06:52:20 PM
Quote from: patrickb323 on November 05, 2014, 06:47:57 PM
because bter takes 1% in fees upon withdrawal.
but gives 1% for deposits
yup you withdraw on bter then you should deposit there also ... then without any loss... if you claim your BTSX and then deposit you get 1% on top ---
I see everyone talking about bter on here , please stop using bter. I withdrew coins from my account and they never showed up, bter said they do not have access to their own bitcoin wallet when i asked them about it and then very rudely told me I did not know anything about bitcoin(When I run several bitcoin webpages) and my coins were theirs to keep. They never showed up in my account or wallet. They are just gone and bter basically told me to f-off. this was weeks ago. so it is my guess that bter just steals when they feel like it or when there is a 'glitch'. I moved to another exchange and have had zero problems since. plus all my withdraws and deposits are way faster.
Quote from: erick on November 05, 2014, 08:14:23 PM
I see everyone talking about bter on here , please stop using bter. I withdrew coins from my account and they never showed up, bter said they do not have access to their own bitcoin wallet when i asked them about it and then very rudely told me I did not know anything about bitcoin(When I run several bitcoin webpages) and my coins were theirs to keep. They never showed up in my account or wallet. They are just gone and bter basically told me to f-off. this was weeks ago. so it is my guess that bter just steals when they feel like it or when there is a 'glitch'. I moved to another exchange and have had zero problems since. plus all my withdraws and deposits are way faster.
Please post the message history between BTER and yourself so that we can determine the problem. Without that, your post seems a little like FUD even if it is 100% true.
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Please post the message history between BTER and yourself so that we can determine the problem. Without that, your post seems a little like FUD even if it is 100% true.
I assure you it is not fud . I avoided saying the exchange i went to just to not sound like i was trying to promote someone because i knew when i was typing it FUD would be the first response, But think what you want. they got me for about $50 so i am not going to make a federal case of it or anything but it does piss me off.
Coins don't just disappear .. and BTER usually gives your the transaction ID .. so .. you have a txID?
i'm trading on bter over 15 month now without any problems... when i had trouble... they were friendly and solve all issues/tickets i created ... can't say anything bad about ...
I sent several PTS transactions to new addresses about midday yesterday.
Most have gone through but a few remain unconfirmed.
Which address will the snapshot adhere to - the sender address or the recipient address?
Thanks.
Quote from: montpelerin on November 05, 2014, 09:26:50 PM
Most have gone through but a few remain unconfirmed.
That's not necessarily BTer's fault .. it may just be the miners that are simply not including your tx into the blocks .. that's why POW sucks :)
No, BTER is not involved with these transactions.
I only sent the PTS between local wallet addresses to allow for easier accounting - I wanted all PTS on new addresses that are not associated with previously donated AGS.
Quote from: montpelerin on November 05, 2014, 09:43:58 PM
No, BTER is not involved with these transactions.
I only sent the PTS between local wallet addresses to allow for easier accounting - I wanted all PTS on new addresses that are not associated with previously donated AGS.
If they are not confirmed (at least a single confirmation) .. than you are out of luck and the old addresses are credited/airdropped ..
PTS network is ULTRA slow atm ..
Thanks Xeroc.
..and yes: so long to POW...and thanks for all the fish! :D
Trading with BTER for 11 months, I had problems (my fault for not checking new deposit addresses) and quickly solved it. So very happy with them.
Did the snapshot happen?
Quote from: wasthatawolf on November 05, 2014, 10:48:18 PM
Did the snapshot happen?
Soon http://time.unitarium.com/utc/2359
If you want to move PTS from bter to your local wallet atm, please don't do this. PTS network is super slow and hard to get confirmed. Mine took 11 hours to get the first confirm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=VeZ9HhHU86o#t=46
in regards to PTS pretty funny :)
Half an hour until the snapshot occurs!
In bter we now have snapshot balances for our PTS.
Note: as soon as they reopen trading on PTS, there is a race to be the first to dump your shares into the idiots who left open buy orders on there. Grats to whoever wins this race and gets free money. And if any of you still have buy orders out there for PTS, remove them now! (Unless they are super super low orders looking to take advantage of any future PTS based snapshots).
yay l m so excited, :P
Quote from: Ander on November 05, 2014, 11:13:57 PM
Note: as soon as they reopen trading on PTS, there is a race to be the first to dump your shares into the idiots who left open buy orders on there. Grats to whoever wins this race and gets free money. And if any of you still have buy orders out there for PTS, remove them now! (Unless they are super super low orders looking to take advantage of any future PTS based snapshots).
Are they "reopening" the market?
Quote from: xeroc on November 05, 2014, 11:47:20 PM
Quote from: Ander on November 05, 2014, 11:13:57 PM
Note: as soon as they reopen trading on PTS, there is a race to be the first to dump your shares into the idiots who left open buy orders on there. Grats to whoever wins this race and gets free money. And if any of you still have buy orders out there for PTS, remove them now! (Unless they are super super low orders looking to take advantage of any future PTS based snapshots).
Are they "reopening" the market?
I dont know, but I would assume so. It reopened a ocuple hours after previous snapshots. (Of course, this might be different).
If it does reopen, whoever sells first can make hundreds of dollars because some idiots left buy orders in there.
snapshot good?
anybody received their BTS s?
Quote from: N1947 on November 06, 2014, 04:43:44 AM
anybody received their BTS s?
That was just the snapshot. The BTS wallet probably won't be released for a few weeks. It is btsx until then.
81575 : Mi 5. Nov 18:45:50 UTC 2014
81576 : Mi 5. Nov 19:31:18 UTC 2014
81577 : Mi 5. Nov 19:48:54 UTC 2014
81578 : Mi 5. Nov 19:59:10 UTC 2014
81579 : Do 6. Nov 00:26:18 UTC 2014
81580 : Do 6. Nov 05:49:41 UTC 2014
81581 : Do 6. Nov 09:10:05 UTC 2014
To me this seems like block number 81578 is the one for the BTS/PLAY snapshot .. can someone confirm?
Quote from: xeroc on November 06, 2014, 10:05:34 AM
81575 : Mi 5. Nov 18:45:50 UTC 2014
81576 : Mi 5. Nov 19:31:18 UTC 2014
81577 : Mi 5. Nov 19:48:54 UTC 2014
81578 : Mi 5. Nov 19:59:10 UTC 2014
81579 : Do 6. Nov 00:26:18 UTC 2014
81580 : Do 6. Nov 05:49:41 UTC 2014
81581 : Do 6. Nov 09:10:05 UTC 2014
To me this seems like block number 81578 is the one for the BTS/PLAY snapshot .. can someone confirm?
Yes: http://ptsags.quisquis.de/pts-2014-11-05.json.gz