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Main => Technical Support => Topic started by: kingslanding on July 13, 2016, 03:13:35 am
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What's the breakdown of the fees dispersion for something like OPEN.STEEM? Are the fees going partly to OpenLedger, delegates, and the rest burned? I can't find any documentation on the percentage breakdowns.
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What's the breakdown of the fees dispersion for something like OPEN.STEEM? Are the fees going partly to OpenLedger, delegates, and the rest burned? I can't find any documentation on the percentage breakdowns.
OPEN.STEEM is a UIA= user issued asset so the fees are going to 100% to openledger. on every transaction you pay also the network fee, so this goes to the bitshares network.
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So just to be clear, every transaction whether a UIA or Smartcoin has a network fee going to the bitshares network? On cryptofresh I see smartcoins such as CNY have 0% market fee.
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So just to be clear, every transaction whether a UIA or Smartcoin has a network fee going to the bitshares network? On cryptofresh I see smartcoins such as CNY have 0% market fee.
I believe smartcoin fees go towards witnesses, UIA fee fate is up to UIA issuer.
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I believe smartcoin fees go towards witnesses, UIA fee fate is up to UIA issuer.
smartcoin fees go towards the committee-account and are thus held by all shareholders ..
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I believe smartcoin fees go towards witnesses, UIA fee fate is up to UIA issuer.
smartcoin fees go towards the committee-account and are thus held by all shareholders ..
Is this fee balance of the committee-account shown somewhere? I looked on the cryptofresh budget stats and the accumulated fees seems always stuck at 17,391 BTS. I would think the accumulated fees should be way higher.
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It is the account "committee-account"
http://cryptofresh.com/u/committee-account
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OPEN.STEEM is not a smartcoin, it's a UIA created by OpenLedger. Trading fees on UIAs go to the issuer, i. e. to OpenLedger (who use part of the proceeds to buy back OBITS I believe).