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Title: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 26, 2015, 02:56:59 pm
(http://i59.tinypic.com/2wohiyt.png)

Check this out... yesterday it took 231+ million BTS to get into the 101

Today it suddenly DROPPED by over 50 million BTS down to 181+ million

Now we have 2 delegates in the 101 that DON'T EVEN HAVE SERVERS RUNNING!!!

Meanwhile.. I got http://vote.bunkermining.com going with SIX SOLID DELEGATES that are NUKE PROOF and are ready to get to work TODAY to grow BitShares in the crypto space.

It's one thing to have delegates be questioned about how much it is they are doing, but for delegates WITHOUT EVEN SERVERS to get voted in while we sit in 'standby' is just beyond me.

Something very strange is going on.

If you have votes for d1.yunbi and d2.yunbi I urge you to take them out.. and vote for:

minebts1.bunkermining-com
minebts2.bunkermining-com
minebts3.bunkermining-com
minebts4.bunkermining-com
minebts5.bunkermining-com
minebts6.bunkermining-com

We are eventually going to have witnesses, delegates, and workers split up.. but for now.. delegates witnesses and workers are just delegates..

Lets get the BitShares 101 REALLY WORKING FOR BITSHARES! VOTE!
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Permie on May 26, 2015, 03:14:52 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?
I've also been wondering how votes are calculated, what happens with stake that doesn't vote? Is it included?

Is there a ELI5 on all the different ways to vote?
I'm not sure what all the thumbs up and thumbs down mean, and what 'As my Delegates Recommend' means when sending a transaction.

To vote, the client needs to be made aware of which delegates you wish to vote for and then a transaction must be made (to yourself) for the vote to be counted.
Using the console:
Open the client and enter password.
Go to top right of the window and click the drop down arrow next to your account name.
Click advanced.
Click console (top left).
To approve the delegate "Chronos", type "approve chronos 1" and press enter.
The console should read-out a message
Quote
>> approve chronos 1

{
  "index": ###,
  "name": "chronos",
  "approval": 1,
  "custom_data": {}
}

Is there an easier way to do this?
I've tried using the thumbs up/down before but I've never been able to tell if it actually voted correctly.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Riverhead on May 26, 2015, 03:17:23 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?

As far as I know collateral doesn't count towards your votes. I think this is changing. but for now if someone with millions of BTS did a large short it could reduce the number of voting shares by a noticeable amount.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 26, 2015, 03:22:39 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?

As far as I know collateral doesn't count towards your votes. I think this is changing. but for now if someone with millions of BTS did a large short it could reduce the number of voting shares by a noticeable amount.

Is it possible to look to the markets to see if such a sizable movement happened? I am sure it would stick out like a sore thumb in a list of orders.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Thom on May 26, 2015, 04:28:32 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?

As far as I know collateral doesn't count towards your votes. I think this is changing. but for now if someone with millions of BTS did a large short it could reduce the number of voting shares by a noticeable amount.

Yes, what DSN said. This should be easy to find in bsb.

The two biggest transactions could find were 25x,xxx & 11,xxx,xxx : http://bitsharesblocks.com/blocks/block?id=2639679 (http://bitsharesblocks.com/blocks/block?id=2639679)
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: phillyguy on May 26, 2015, 04:32:25 pm
Is it possible that Yunbi is doing some market manipulation and then voting themselves into the top 101?

Shouldn't be too hard to vote them out correct?

Would really like to see DSN and Chronos voted in ASAP.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: CryptoPrometheus on May 26, 2015, 04:42:36 pm
Hey guys, dposhub.org will go a long way towards helping everyone keep track of delegates and their activities. Check out our progress report in the May NullStreet Journal, and our delegate thread: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,15832.0.html

And please vote for our delegate!
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: phillyguy on May 26, 2015, 04:45:03 pm
Hey guys, dposhub.org will go a long way towards helping everyone keep track of delegates and their activities. Check out our progress report in the May NullStreet Journal, and our delegate thread: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,15832.0.html

And please vote for our delegate!

Voted, thanks.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: fav on May 26, 2015, 04:49:33 pm
Hey guys, dposhub.org will go a long way towards helping everyone keep track of delegates and their activities. Check out our progress report in the May NullStreet Journal, and our delegate thread: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,15832.0.html

And please vote for our delegate!

Voted, thanks.

yup, me too!
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: CryptoPrometheus on May 26, 2015, 04:55:53 pm
@phillyguy, @favdesu, Thanks for your support!
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Ander on May 26, 2015, 05:49:18 pm
I remember something like this happened 2-3 months ago as well.  I think it was due to an exchange accidentally using an old delegate slate.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: svk on May 26, 2015, 06:58:18 pm
I remember something like this happened 2-3 months ago as well.  I think it was due to an exchange accidentally using an old delegate slate.
Yea it was btc38 voting with their cold storage, they subsequently withdrew all their votes except for market.cn.group101, which is why they're #1
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: fuzzy on May 26, 2015, 08:02:45 pm
(http://i59.tinypic.com/2wohiyt.png)

Check this out... yesterday it took 231+ million BTS to get into the 101

Today it suddenly DROPPED by over 60 million BTS down to 181+ million

Now we have 2 delegates in the 101 that DON'T EVEN HAVE SERVERS RUNNING!!!


Lol....the irony...this is ridiculous.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: rgcrypto on May 26, 2015, 08:27:55 pm
thanks for pointing this out
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Ander on May 26, 2015, 08:31:50 pm
I'd like to point out that the fact that whenever things like this happen, they get corrected within 24 hours, means that voters are NOT apathetic.  We do care.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Ander on May 26, 2015, 09:33:51 pm
I'd like to point out that the fact that whenever things like this happen, they get corrected within 24 hours, means that voters are NOT apathetic.  We do care.

We do care (about the size of our wallet)

and I'd like to point to the fact that we are trying to scare the shares out of people so that we can buy more at these "lowest BTS prices in history"

Stop the cockblock please! ;)

Those special offer prices aren't ever happening again. :)

But for a limited time only, you can still buy at .04 CNY!    While supplies last!
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: fuzzy on May 27, 2015, 01:15:52 am
I'd like to point out that the fact that whenever things like this happen, they get corrected within 24 hours, means that voters are NOT apathetic.  We do care.

Amen Ander  +5%
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: kokojie on May 28, 2015, 02:58:48 pm
Why are you running 6 delegates. A lot of voters would be turned off by such large number of delegates run by the same person from the same location.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 28, 2015, 03:18:19 pm
Why are you running 6 delegates. A lot of voters would be turned off by such large number of delegates run by the same person from the same location.

Low market cap, low transactions, low liquidity, and low user adoption are even bigger turn offs I think.

Our Delegate bid hits on raising all that among other things. You are welcome to explore the why at http://vote.bunkermining.com that is stated at the very beginning.

The need for 6 is was only driven by community support and the ow market cap reality of bitshares for what is required of this operation.

Voting for our delegates means a vote for higher market cap and raising BitShares standing in the crypto space overall.

I also think having delegates elected that don't even have servers operational is far worse, which was what this thread is about.

If the idea that someone operating 6 delegates who is building up bitshares and maintaining responsible delegate infrastructure for the network in contrast to that is somehow a turn-off in contrast to having delegates in the 101 that dont' even exist, then I can't argue that.

Keep in mind we already have someone (btsnow) with 4 delegates for a long time now, and Bitshares has survived.

Moonstone has had designs to get 5 Delegates elected as part of their crowdfund.

Our bid is quite different though.. everything we do flows back to BitShares and creates a buy/sell market pressure that is consistent day to day. We need to expand.. now.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: kokojie on May 28, 2015, 03:30:06 pm
Why are you running 6 delegates. A lot of voters would be turned off by such large number of delegates run by the same person from the same location.

Low market cap, low transactions, low liquidity, and low user adoption are even bigger turn offs I think.

Our Delegate bid hits on raising all that among other things. You are welcome to explore the why at http://vote.bunkermining.com that is stated at the very beginning.

The need for 6 is was only driven by community support and the ow market cap reality of bitshares for what is required of this operation.

Voting for our delegates means a vote for higher market cap and raising BitShares standing in the crypto space overall.

I also think having delegates elected that don't even have servers operational is far worse, which was what this thread is about.

If the idea that someone operating 6 delegates who is building up bitshares and maintaining responsible delegate infrastructure for the network in contrast to that is somehow a turn-off in contrast to having delegates in the 101 that dont' even exist, then I can't argue that.

Keep in mind we already have someone (btsnow) with 4 delegates for a long time now, and Bitshares has survived.

Moonstone has had designs to get 5 Delegates elected as part of their crowdfund.

Our bid is quite different though.. everything we do flows back to BitShares and creates a buy/sell market pressure that is consistent day to day. We need to expand.. now.

Not sure how having Bitshares eco-system buying PoW waste is beneficial to Bitshares, I thought the whole idea of PoS is to avoid such waste. The entire idea of "minebitshares.com" is ridiculous to me.

Six 100% delegate controlled by one person from one location, if elected, would be an example of failure of DPoS. In this case, yes two non-operational delegates would be preferable to six 100% delegates controlled by the same person. Especially this person is spending the money on buying PoW waste.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 28, 2015, 03:42:32 pm
Why are you running 6 delegates. A lot of voters would be turned off by such large number of delegates run by the same person from the same location.

Low market cap, low transactions, low liquidity, and low user adoption are even bigger turn offs I think.

Our Delegate bid hits on raising all that among other things. You are welcome to explore the why at http://vote.bunkermining.com that is stated at the very beginning.

The need for 6 is was only driven by community support and the ow market cap reality of bitshares for what is required of this operation.

Voting for our delegates means a vote for higher market cap and raising BitShares standing in the crypto space overall.

I also think having delegates elected that don't even have servers operational is far worse, which was what this thread is about.

If the idea that someone operating 6 delegates who is building up bitshares and maintaining responsible delegate infrastructure for the network in contrast to that is somehow a turn-off in contrast to having delegates in the 101 that dont' even exist, then I can't argue that.

Keep in mind we already have someone (btsnow) with 4 delegates for a long time now, and Bitshares has survived.

Moonstone has had designs to get 5 Delegates elected as part of their crowdfund.

Our bid is quite different though.. everything we do flows back to BitShares and creates a buy/sell market pressure that is consistent day to day. We need to expand.. now.

Not sure how having Bitshares eco-system buying PoW waste is beneficial to Bitshares, I thought the whole idea of PoS is to avoid such waste. The entire idea of "minebitshares.com" is ridiculous to me.

Six 100% delegate controlled by one person from one location, if elected, would be an example of failure of DPoS. In this case, yes two non-operational delegates would be preferable to six 100% delegates controlled by the same person. Especially this person is spending the money on buying PoW waste.

We have referred more users to bitshares than anyone else.

Users we have referred are driving volume here daily.

We are driving transactions.. not just for bitshares but for other projects too like metaexchange.

Note that our operation in forums is located under the 'marketing' section.

I can't spell out and connect all the dots for what this project means to BitShares and DPOS/POWs overall for reasons that others who support this understand. But myself and others that support this can assure you, there is nothing wasteful about this.. just what I have evidenced already above shows the potential buy/sell created by this operation.

Have a private chat with fuzz if you like to learn more about the bigger picture of what we are doing. I think you will like it given what you have already said.

Out of curiosity though.. exactly what will 6 delegates controlled by one entity/company do to Bitshares? Please elaborate how this will cause the network, system, and or DPOS to fail.

If there was any reason I thought it would bring harm I wouldn't do it. You seem to think it will.. so help me out.

Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: kokojie on May 28, 2015, 03:47:30 pm
We have referred more users to bitshares than anyone else.

Users we have referred are driving volume here daily.

We are driving transactions.. not just for bitshares but for other projects too like metaexchange.

Note that our operation in forums is located under the 'marketing' section.

I can't spell out and connect all the dots for what this project means to BitShares and DPOS/POWs overall for reasons that others who support this understand. But myself and others that support this can assure you, there is nothing wasteful about this.. just what I have evidenced already above shows the potential buy/sell created by this operation.

Have a private chat with fuzz if you like to learn more about the bigger picture of what we are doing. I think you will like it given what you have already said.

Out of curiosity though.. exactly what will 6 delegates controlled by one entity/company do to Bitshares? Please elaborate how this will cause the network, system, and or DPOS to fail.

If there was any reason I thought it would bring harm I wouldn't do it. You seem to think it will.. so help me out.

ok I can see how your operational can potentially bring in and convert users, so I guess there's merit in doing that, I'll retract my "waste" statement.

My other concern is six delegate controlled by same person equals centralization. It's a small amount of centralization, but still is centralization nonetheless. Which would give opponents Bitshares/DPoS another excuse to attack it with.

Also what exactly are you going to spending the funds from six 100% delegate income on? from what I read, basically you are handing out free money to PoW miners, hoping they would use Bitshares?
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Empirical1.2 on May 28, 2015, 03:52:25 pm
Why are you running 6 delegates. A lot of voters would be turned off by such large number of delegates run by the same person from the same location.

Low market cap, low transactions, low liquidity, and low user adoption are even bigger turn offs I think.

Our Delegate bid hits on raising all that among other things. You are welcome to explore the why at http://vote.bunkermining.com that is stated at the very beginning.

The need for 6 is was only driven by community support and the ow market cap reality of bitshares for what is required of this operation.

Voting for our delegates means a vote for higher market cap and raising BitShares standing in the crypto space overall.

I also think having delegates elected that don't even have servers operational is far worse, which was what this thread is about.

If the idea that someone operating 6 delegates who is building up bitshares and maintaining responsible delegate infrastructure for the network in contrast to that is somehow a turn-off in contrast to having delegates in the 101 that dont' even exist, then I can't argue that.

Keep in mind we already have someone (btsnow) with 4 delegates for a long time now, and Bitshares has survived.

Moonstone has had designs to get 5 Delegates elected as part of their crowdfund.

Our bid is quite different though.. everything we do flows back to BitShares and creates a buy/sell market pressure that is consistent day to day. We need to expand.. now.

Not sure how having Bitshares eco-system buying PoW waste is beneficial to Bitshares, I thought the whole idea of PoS is to avoid such waste. The entire idea of "minebitshares.com" is ridiculous to me.

Six 100% delegate controlled by one person from one location, if elected, would be an example of failure of DPoS. In this case, yes two non-operational delegates would be preferable to six 100% delegates controlled by the same person. Especially this person is spending the money on buying PoW waste.

Miners are one of the few target markets with enough crypto knowledge to be able to grasp & use  BitShares & BitAssets at this stage and I believe minebitshares has already shown more success in attracting new users than other marketing efforts to date. There is also the possibility of miners being able to mine physical gold using the services of cryptosmith at some stage which could be very popular. So it has some promise.

But yes anything more than 2 delegates would be crazy and I would be shocked if those 6 delegates got voted in. I predict if they did that there would be a huge PR backlash resulting in them being removed in less than a week. Either way it's really the last thing we need during this great uptrend leading up to the early June announcements.

I still haven't got my head around the BitAsset premium thing as I haven't looked into it that much, but I would rather subsidize that in early stages to attract users to BitAssets than minebitshares if that's the case.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 28, 2015, 04:15:51 pm
I think if you look at our bid we clearly stated that the six are temporary until dpos 2.0 comes around to which we would wind down to one or even none. We are just working within the constraints of the current setup... and why not create a little DPOS history? If more than two is so bad... how come btsnow has been voted in for several months with four? Do they need to be removed now?
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Empirical1.2 on May 28, 2015, 05:06:53 pm
I think if you look at our bid we clearly stated that the six are temporary until dpos 2.0 comes around to which we would wind down to one or even none. We are just working within the constraints of the current setup... and why not create a little DPOS history? If more than two is so bad... how come btsnow has been voted in for several months with four? Do they need to be removed now?

Being decentralised is a key part of what makes a DAC valuable. BTS already takes heat for limiting the amount of decentralisation to 101 delegates, or 51 to gain temporary control.

With BTSNOW having 4, you having 6, Riverhead having 3 I think and many others having 2, the number of people that need to be targeted would be getting close to just 20. I personally don't think that is decentralised enough.

If your 6 delegates were in the top 101 it would draw more attention to this issue and I don't think the blowback & negative PR will offset the gains those additional delegates may bring. I also think now that BTS is on the rise again and looks to have clear skies till we evaluate the early June announcements that it is worth the risk. It's only my opinion though.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: Pheonike on May 28, 2015, 05:20:55 pm
Why are you running 6 delegates. A lot of voters would be turned off by such large number of delegates run by the same person from the same location.

Low market cap, low transactions, low liquidity, and low user adoption are even bigger turn offs I think.

Our Delegate bid hits on raising all that among other things. You are welcome to explore the why at http://vote.bunkermining.com that is stated at the very beginning.

The need for 6 is was only driven by community support and the ow market cap reality of bitshares for what is required of this operation.

Voting for our delegates means a vote for higher market cap and raising BitShares standing in the crypto space overall.

I also think having delegates elected that don't even have servers operational is far worse, which was what this thread is about.

If the idea that someone operating 6 delegates who is building up bitshares and maintaining responsible delegate infrastructure for the network in contrast to that is somehow a turn-off in contrast to having delegates in the 101 that dont' even exist, then I can't argue that.

Keep in mind we already have someone (btsnow) with 4 delegates for a long time now, and Bitshares has survived.

Moonstone has had designs to get 5 Delegates elected as part of their crowdfund.

Our bid is quite different though.. everything we do flows back to BitShares and creates a buy/sell market pressure that is consistent day to day. We need to expand.. now.

Not sure how having Bitshares eco-system buying PoW waste is beneficial to Bitshares, I thought the whole idea of PoS is to avoid such waste. The entire idea of "minebitshares.com" is ridiculous to me.

Six 100% delegate controlled by one person from one location, if elected, would be an example of failure of DPoS. In this case, yes two non-operational delegates would be preferable to six 100% delegates controlled by the same person. Especially this person is spending the money on buying PoW waste.

Please read what a proposal/projects does before attacking it.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: mangou007 on May 28, 2015, 06:13:52 pm
Personally I will vote 10 delegates from one person/DAC, if that DAC/person is known for forcing BitShares to go in the good direction.
And that is totally where the bunker project is leading bts, with others of course because we are all in this together. But at least they show a real contribution to the whole image in contrary of some delegates already in the 101 positions.
I am not criticizing anyone here, but just exposing facts.

 +5% Data SecurityNodes you have my full support
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: karnal on May 28, 2015, 06:40:59 pm
I remember something like this happened 2-3 months ago as well.  I think it was due to an exchange accidentally using an old delegate slate.
Yea it was btc38 voting with their cold storage, they subsequently withdrew all their votes except for market.cn.group101, which is why they're #1

Shady practice if you ask me.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 28, 2015, 07:29:09 pm
I think if you look at our bid we clearly stated that the six are temporary until dpos 2.0 comes around to which we would wind down to one or even none. We are just working within the constraints of the current setup... and why not create a little DPOS history? If more than two is so bad... how come btsnow has been voted in for several months with four? Do they need to be removed now?

Being decentralised is a key part of what makes a DAC valuable. BTS already takes heat for limiting the amount of decentralisation to 101 delegates, or 51 to gain temporary control.

With BTSNOW having 4, you having 6, Riverhead having 3 I think and many others having 2, the number of people that need to be targeted would be getting close to just 20. I personally don't think that is decentralised enough.

If your 6 delegates were in the top 101 it would draw more attention to this issue and I don't think the blowback & negative PR will offset the gains those additional delegates may bring. I also think now that BTS is on the rise again and looks to have clear skies till we evaluate the early June announcements that it is worth the risk. It's only my opinion though.

I don't think it was discussed in forums but in mumble.. but there is likely going to be a move in the future to make the witness network more dynamic in its operation. In other words there won't be a hard and fast 101 in and the rest on standby anymore. Instead it would be more dynamic and based on the needs of the networks transaction processing.

As you have noted already, we don't even have a true 101 as it is. In theory, this is bad. However, lets look at the reality of it. We still have nearly instant transactions, we haven't had any bad players attempt to destroy the network, and there hasn't been a conspiracy to collude as all the theories would be concerned with. Given that it going to happen with the communities support I don't see where this backlash would come from exactly. Again, I point to the existing 4 with btsnow.. I have never seen a thread of public outcry about that.

Just to be clear though, I don't have six yet. :) .. HOWEVER, we do at PRESENT control 4. Two of the delegates we run are 3% however and are not really contributing to the project. It's been attempted in the past to ask people to change their votes from those to these new ones but not so easy.

Keep in mind, this all happened largely due to the market cap of BTS falling out from under us and leaving even a 100% delegate starving. $300 a month doesn't go far when you are paying out $50 a day.

If the market cap continues to rise significantly, this will help our project a great deal. However, thats all pie in the sky, and the need to move is now.

We all know DPOS 2.0 is just around the corner... so making some DPOS 1.0 history isn't going to blow anything up. It's all just temporary until the Three Branches of Delegation come into effect (TBD) with 2.0.

VOTE NOW! :)

Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 28, 2015, 07:31:01 pm
Personally I will vote 10 delegates from one person/DAC, if that DAC/person is known for forcing BitShares to go in the good direction.
And that is totally where the bunker project is leading bts, with others of course because we are all in this together. But at least they show a real contribution to the whole image in contrary of some delegates already in the 101 positions.
I am not criticizing anyone here, but just exposing facts.

 +5% Data SecurityNodes you have my full support

Wow.. glowing show of support like this certainly makes the uphill battle feel a lot lighter.

Thanks so much for your support!

Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: fuzzy on May 29, 2015, 05:08:02 am
Personally I will vote 10 delegates from one person/DAC, if that DAC/person is known for forcing BitShares to go in the good direction.
And that is totally where the bunker project is leading bts, with others of course because we are all in this together. But at least they show a real contribution to the whole image in contrary of some delegates already in the 101 positions.
I am not criticizing anyone here, but just exposing facts.

 +5% Data SecurityNodes you have my full support

Wow.. glowing show of support like this certainly makes the uphill battle feel a lot lighter.

Thanks so much for your support!



Now that my wallet is fixed I'm going to as well.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on May 29, 2015, 05:26:21 am
Personally I will vote 10 delegates from one person/DAC, if that DAC/person is known for forcing BitShares to go in the good direction.
And that is totally where the bunker project is leading bts, with others of course because we are all in this together. But at least they show a real contribution to the whole image in contrary of some delegates already in the 101 positions.
I am not criticizing anyone here, but just exposing facts.

 +5% Data SecurityNodes you have my full support

Wow.. glowing show of support like this certainly makes the uphill battle feel a lot lighter.

Thanks so much for your support!



Now that my wallet is fixed I'm going to as well.


 +5%
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: mint chocolate chip on June 03, 2015, 02:35:08 pm
(http://i59.tinypic.com/2wohiyt.png)

Check this out... yesterday it took 231+ million BTS to get into the 101

Today it suddenly DROPPED by over 60 million BTS down to 181+ million

Now we have 2 delegates in the 101 that DON'T EVEN HAVE SERVERS RUNNING!!!


Lol....the irony...this is ridiculous.

Why is this ironic, they are "Some of our current top delegates" ... https://bitshares.org/delegates
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: 38PTSWarrior on June 03, 2015, 02:45:43 pm
 :-[
Please add me there!
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on June 03, 2015, 02:57:24 pm
(http://i59.tinypic.com/2wohiyt.png)

Check this out... yesterday it took 231+ million BTS to get into the 101

Today it suddenly DROPPED by over 60 million BTS down to 181+ million

Now we have 2 delegates in the 101 that DON'T EVEN HAVE SERVERS RUNNING!!!


Lol....the irony...this is ridiculous.

Why is this ironic, they are "Some of our current top delegates" ... https://bitshares.org/delegates

Yikes! paging @cass for updates.

Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: cylonmaker2053 on June 03, 2015, 06:04:57 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?

As far as I know collateral doesn't count towards your votes. I think this is changing. but for now if someone with millions of BTS did a large short it could reduce the number of voting shares by a noticeable amount.

well that sucks bc shorting adds value to the asset markets, liquidity to the system. you'd think shorting would be encouraged, or at least not discouraged.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode on June 03, 2015, 07:11:37 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?

As far as I know collateral doesn't count towards your votes. I think this is changing. but for now if someone with millions of BTS did a large short it could reduce the number of voting shares by a noticeable amount.

well that sucks bc shorting adds value to the asset markets, liquidity to the system. you'd think shorting would be encouraged, or at least not discouraged.

I believe this is changing in the upcoming update.
Title: Re: BAD DELEGATES VOTED IN OVERNIGHT?!?!
Post by: cylonmaker2053 on June 03, 2015, 07:15:36 pm
How can the amount of BTS needed to vote into the 101 decrease?

As far as I know collateral doesn't count towards your votes. I think this is changing. but for now if someone with millions of BTS did a large short it could reduce the number of voting shares by a noticeable amount.

well that sucks bc shorting adds value to the asset markets, liquidity to the system. you'd think shorting would be encouraged, or at least not discouraged.

I believe this is changing in the upcoming update.

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