I think it is safe to say the fee should never be more than 10% of the value transferred, but must be at least a min amount and at most a max amount. 

$10 for max fee.  $0.01 for min fee and 0.5% otherwise.

That would make it $0.50 to transfer $100. 


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thanks deludo. I ll try  to delete everything other the wallet and chain and see how it goes..

it appears completely stuck every time. Like the wallet doesn't work. The command line doesn't respond and the exchange doesn't appear. I think that the solution would be to delete something in the appfile but I don't want to delete something that will make things worst.

Quote from: delulo on July 24, 2015, 02:48:25 pm

any ports that need to be open for mumble or something?
the weird thing is that it used to work perfectly a year ago.

Try with a different username

As I reminded other people before , mining is not 100% waste .

The biggest promotion for bitcoin come from mining machine producers and big miners .

The deep market depth for bitcoin come from mining machine producers and big miners , because they want to sustain the mining business for a long time and actually care if bitcoin lives or dies , for the simple reason that they've invested too much equipment and investment in it .

For machine producers and big miners , if Bitcoin dies , they will suffer great lost . so they have more incentive to keep bitcoin alive . For delegates of bitshares . if BTS dies , they will simply lose a job .

So , what do you think big miners would do ? Promote bitcoin , sustain the market depth ....... At least that's how it works with the big ones .

I know big miners would take out a bank loan to avoid selling Bitcoin at a very disturbing price , would BTS delegates do that ? I highly doubt it .

Without mining , there will be zero those "resource" for bitcoin to begin with .

You can watch the market depth of Doge coin , it's 10 times deeper than BTS , especially since the "merge mining " thing with LTC . Because now LTC miners has incentive to sustain Doge coin as part of their business . This is a perfect example of how mining created a " interest group" that makes the coin harder to die . Of course , ,it has to be the right group . XPM miners can't do that .

So I think the one thing that BTS is lack of right now , is a interest group --------- A group with great power/resources , and would suffer enormous lost if BTS fails or its price drops , and they can't simply say "oops , I can find another job at ....." or "oops , I can sell BTS and buy other coins ".   What do we have to offer such a group ? That's what we should think about more .

If we sacrifice broad token distributions, we can gain support from powerful investors and partners who are motivated by owning a bigger than average stake.

Quote from: delulo on July 23, 2015, 10:10:32 am

Update: I have replaced the wallet folder again with the wallet folder I backed up month ago. Here my password works again. A solution might be to change the password of the wallet but "File" -> "change password" is grey.

Depending on which version you used to do the backup, it may be that the only way to resolve this is to install BitShares in version 0.5.3
https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares/releases/tag/bts%2F0.5.3
import the wallet there, and update the client to 0.9.2 again ..

There is a bug reporting that some backups may not work for newer version .. these bugs can be prevented by importing in a older version ..

maybe move the "chains" folder somewhere else when doing the downgrade so that you don't need to download the chain again after upgrade