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Title: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: rgcrypto on March 18, 2017, 07:31:16 pm
Hello everyone!

It's been a while since I've stopped by bitsharestalk.org, I've just wrote an article on steemit.com that is now on the front page explaining WHY I've decided to re-invest into bitshares: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@cryptoctopus/after-almost-2-years-of-losing-faith-in-bitshares-i-m-back

One thing that picked my interest is the amount of "filled orders" that I'm seeing on cryptofresh.com/charts

Can someone fill me on the latest developments that may be responsible for such a spike in activities? Are there new partnerships? Are there more exchanges using Bitshares as a backend?

Please give me the skinny on this :-)
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: Permie on March 18, 2017, 10:11:56 pm
Hello :)

I haven't been back long but so far I've gathered that:

I think BitShares is coming along to the end of the infrastructure building stage.


Vault 7 and other recent anti-spy agency events has made the public even more aware of the benefits of privacy and security. The market getting closer to being primed for BitShares

Change takes time, the people are slowly becoming accustomed to the idea of crypto, and the infrastructure; mobile apps, fiat gateways, useful UIA's, LIQUIDITY ON THE DEX.
One day the general public will be using crypto every day like it's nothing.
         It's inevitable.
When the crypto industry reaches that maturity it will be trivial for users to change between cryptocurrencies.
It will also be trivial for them to use 'comparison websites' to search for which cryptocurrenies are best to use to perform a specific financial task.

The pertinent questions investors need to be asking themselves is this:
Which cryptocurrency can provide these services for the best value?
Which can handle the most transactions?
Which is the most profitable?
Which allows the most entrepreneurs to earn their fortune?
Which has the greatest liquidity?

BitShares, BitShares, BitShares, BitShares. Can BitShares build liquidity?

This is a long game.
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: yvv on March 18, 2017, 10:41:07 pm
Hello everyone!

It's been a while since I've stopped by bitsharestalk.org, I've just wrote an article on steemit.com that is now on the front page explaining WHY I've decided to re-invest into bitshares: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@cryptoctopus/after-almost-2-years-of-losing-faith-in-bitshares-i-m-back

One thing that picked my interest is the amount of "filled orders" that I'm seeing on cryptofresh.com/charts

Can someone fill me on the latest developments that may be responsible for such a spike in activities? Are there new partnerships? Are there more exchanges using Bitshares as a backend?

Please give me the skinny on this :-)

Most of these "filled orders" are coming from bots trading between each other. Btsbots.com makes running your own bot really easy.
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: Permie on March 18, 2017, 11:10:41 pm
Hello everyone!

It's been a while since I've stopped by bitsharestalk.org, I've just wrote an article on steemit.com that is now on the front page explaining WHY I've decided to re-invest into bitshares: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@cryptoctopus/after-almost-2-years-of-losing-faith-in-bitshares-i-m-back

One thing that picked my interest is the amount of "filled orders" that I'm seeing on cryptofresh.com/charts

Can someone fill me on the latest developments that may be responsible for such a spike in activities? Are there new partnerships? Are there more exchanges using Bitshares as a backend?

Please give me the skinny on this :-)

Most of these "filled orders" are coming from bots trading between each other. Btsbots.com makes running your own bot really easy.
Big development

This could move lots of bts shares out of storage and onto the DEX to provide liquidity, and improve the user exerience of new customers. They will be able to easy and instantly purchase popular bitAssets close to the feed price.

New customers arriving to see an empty orderbook makes BitShares look bad. Image is important :)
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: rgcrypto on March 19, 2017, 12:40:05 am
Thanks @Permie

I was just thinking...as there been an outreach to the DASH community?

I mean, it's great to have digital cash but if you can be tracked from the exchange it becomes kind of a moot point. Could they be a community bitshares lock arm with in the near future with the STEALTH function?
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: GChicken on March 19, 2017, 02:07:02 am
Hi RG,

I think another few project that i want to throw into the mix

Bitshares Munich - has heaps of project under their belt (weekly update recommended:https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,22576.msg303598.html#msg303598); including:

BitKapital - Turkish Lira:BTC gateway to the Bitshares Decentralized Exchange

Chainsquad 

OpenLedger 
Ronny is constantly on the move (don't think this guy sleep) and involved in a lot of projects and conferences bring good exposure to Bitshares and OpenLedger; the ICO platform is maturing as an offering, OBITS has been listed on external exchange: livecoin 

BitGate 
Work in progress - BTC Gateway operating in Norway

Alfredo and Vikram - Core Dev and Project Admin
Alfredo working on Core development and Vikram back on project administrations

SVK & Etherdesign
Have you checked out the wallet recently? https://bitshares.org/wallet

Lots of other project getting building their offerings 

Not to mentioned Dan coming back to Bitshares *Pure Speculation*
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: Stan on March 19, 2017, 02:46:26 am
Actually, this is all I said (which is actually better than some of the incorrect inferences above.)

(https://i.gyazo.com/9570931d326fa2ebefbb91c2ba1d2af4.png)
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: Permie on March 19, 2017, 09:46:08 am
I haven't been back long but so far I've gathered that:
  • Xeroc and cryptonomex are working on something due to be released "Soon". Stan said something about it.
    Rumours Dan is leaving Steem to come back to work on bts

xeroc is just an engineer, another worker who work for Bitshares for payment.
as a work, his target is earn money from share holders as much as possible,
he don't have the responsible to earn money for shareholders.
no payment no work.
so who is the boss?
as the NO.1 holders you give your responsible to a worker?
let me ask you, do you know what's the vote principle for xeroc? do you care about this? do you care about what the workers have done in the past year, how much payment have cash out?
this is just another joke, you are the NO.1

Xeroc is FAR more than just a worker.

You have no idea what he has contributed to the future of BitShares this past year ... for free.

I am deeply indebted to him and so are you.  (You just don't know it yet).

:)

You made some nondescript and vague reference to something coming "this summer" last May. It was not much and when I finally read the thread ppl kept referencing, I was puzzled at why they made a big deal out of it.

Seem like people project their hopes on to your words.

Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Precisely why my words are so rare around here any more.  :)
Touché
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: CLains on March 19, 2017, 06:38:06 pm
stealth with GUI incoming, then we can create an infographic like this (https://i.redd.it/65bztkzdg8ky.jpg) (gone hella viral)
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: renkcub on March 29, 2017, 01:55:55 am
How does BTS exchange compare to what is being planned by 0x, BLOCK, OMNI, and XCP? Who has the best underlying decentralized exchange?
Title: Re: Give me the skinny on bitshares
Post by: xeroc on March 29, 2017, 08:21:17 am
How does BTS exchange compare to what is being planned by 0x, BLOCK, OMNI, and XCP? Who has the best underlying decentralized exchange?
Never heard of 0x or BLOCK, but OMNI and XCP are extremely slow due to being built ontop of Bitcoin.