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Please help, can't find solid and trustable exchange siteIf you have BTC, LTC, or DOGE, you can safely buy some BTS from http://blocktrades.us. We are a "currency converter", rather than a matchup exchange, so we don't hold customer funds longer than necessary to confirm it before we send you the converted output coin. We also accept credit card orders for amounts over 10 BTC.
No, my point was that we're offering a limited amount of brownie.pts from our holdings as an incentive to try the blocktrades service. I felt it was worth mentioned that we're selling some now to BTC holders, as another poster already mentioned you could buy them on the DEX for BTS.As to specifics of Brownies, Bytemaster can see the distribution since he controls the asset, but its a mystery to the rest of us. "Regular users", if by that you mean forum regulars over the past year, probably got about 3000-6000 brownies depending on post count (at least, if they posted in the thread and bytemaster gave brownies). Those who did dev work for BTS got tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of BTS, based on looking at the supply distribution. (We cant see who they are, just how much is in different accounts). As to people who didnt get them in those ways, they have to grind mumble sessions forWe're offering a very limited supply of those "DKP points" now on a daily basis at http://blocktrades.us, for anyone looking to buy brownie.pts with Bitcoin or BTS...DKPBrownies, or buy them.
Brownies are pretty much 'Bytemaster DKP' in my mind. He will distribute the epic loots in time.
yeah nice to know, but off topic.
so you got a lots of brownie.pts and now you are selling. Is this the point of your statement?
my question was, if there is a list, who we can see how much brownie.pts everyone got?
As to specifics of Brownies, Bytemaster can see the distribution since he controls the asset, but its a mystery to the rest of us. "Regular users", if by that you mean forum regulars over the past year, probably got about 3000-6000 brownies depending on post count (at least, if they posted in the thread and bytemaster gave brownies). Those who did dev work for BTS got tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of BTS, based on looking at the supply distribution. (We cant see who they are, just how much is in different accounts). As to people who didnt get them in those ways, they have to grind mumble sessions forWe're offering a very limited supply of those "DKP points" now on a daily basis at http://blocktrades.us, for anyone looking to buy brownie.pts with Bitcoin or BTS...DKPBrownies, or buy them.
Brownies are pretty much 'Bytemaster DKP' in my mind. He will distribute the epic loots in time.
Can understand BTC -> Brownie, but can't you do BTS -> Brownie on chain? Though I guess until 2.0 traversing the order book properly will retain a certain skill!Yes, we could have placed asks on the distributed exchange to sell them as BTS, but that does "lock them up", so they wouldn't be available to BTC buyers at the same time, and we have a fairly limited supply. By selling them thru BlockTrades, we're open to purchasers with any currency we've provided a pairing for.Code: [Select]blockchain_market_list_bids BROWNIE.PTS BTS
It's in the works: we just gave Valentine our updated API docs for BlockTrades last week and he's planning to add support for it soon.Sure ..
in theory you can integrate any service that offers an API .. including metaxexchange, blocktrade.us and mostly all central exchanges ..
Then it would be nice to offer something like coinigy. BitShares could turn into the "go to" place. We would have our markets running on our chain but also the option to interact with other exchanges. Would be nice to see that later on. But mainly Metaexchange and Blocktrades so we could go directly BTS <-> BTC
I discussed exactly this last year, but nothing came up of it.
No, looks like there was a problem where the database for our live site was missing the market pairing for the bitusd->bts market direction, so it was unable to provide pricing in that direction. I've added it now, and it's providing proper pricing for that direction.BlockTrades works off the actual markets, in this case the BitShares DEX market (and to a limited extent off feeds for some markets). Right now, it looks like we're quoting 173BitUSD for 1 BTC. This is certainly buyable, it just means the market is valuing BitUSD higher than USD (this isn't that uncommon).Yeah, calculation in bitAssets are really, really tough at the moment!
Seems I am not alone. on BlockTrades it says, To receive 600 BitUSD, deposit 376.20519551 BTC and you can't buy bitUSD at all with BTC.
That valuation makes sense. I was referring to this below. Maybe I need to login or just a display bug?
BlockTrades works off the actual markets, in this case the BitShares DEX market (and to a limited extent off feeds for some markets). Right now, it looks like we're quoting 173BitUSD for 1 BTC. This is certainly buyable, it just means the market is valuing BitUSD higher than USD (this isn't that uncommon).Yeah, calculation in bitAssets are really, really tough at the moment!
Seems I am not alone. on BlockTrades it says, To receive 600 BitUSD, deposit 376.20519551 BTC and you can't buy bitUSD at all with BTC.
We added support for the graphene client a while back to help verify that it had the features required for gateway support.We now have enough LTC in our accounts to start accepting limited amounts of BTC, BTS, BitBTC, BitCNY, and BitUSD for Litecoin. We've also added a pair for buying BTC with LTC.
Will BlockTrades be among the first to convert to the Graphene backend? Will BlockTrade leverage it's community relationship to the technological benefit of the exchange?
Nice.We completed the first update of the GUI sometime back, but still haven't rolled it out as it's mainly "invisible" to users (it was done mainly to ease long term development of the GUI and to speed rendering of web pages) and has been deemed lower priority than other changes we're making. Our volume has been growing quite rapidly, so at the moment we're focusing a lot on adding new coin pairs, making sure we handle the volume well, and adding more security features such as increased automation of cold wallet management.
Btw, when is Blocktrades' gui going to be updated? Are you going to use the new webwallet as a frontend?
Still learning about Bitshares but feel like it's both technically (from a trading standpoint) and fundamentally (from a project and news standpoint) undervalued right now and just purchased 1 million on Poloniex with a 0.000017 average (Cashed out a minor part of my Ether crowdsale holdings). Just wanted to say hi here and will be following the thread.If you want to buy a lot of BTS, our site BlockTrades probably can get you better prices, and it's much safer than trading on a centralized exchange (your money doesn't sit for long outside of your wallet). See the link below in my signature...
We'll almost certainly want to take you up on that offer before too long, cass. The current GUI update is a mostly "invisible" one from the user-perspective, since it's mainly a change in the way we dynamically create the content (this also gives a performance boost in the rendering, although that's not really a significant factor in the simple GUI we have now). In fact, the biggest visual change I can think of is the replacement of the robots with the jidenticons that xeroc mentioned. So, while there's been a lot of changes behind that little blue cube, they don't show much on the surface :-)Yes, we are integrating with several wallets, including the Cryptonomex wallet, as well as bitshares-related websites. We haven't talked with Moonstone guys yet, but we're certainly open to integrating with them as well.Yes, we have jidenticons in the "new GUI", but we didn't want to rollout too many updates at once. We plan to update to the new GUI today or tomorrow (we completed that work a while back, but we're fairly conservative about updates to code that is working and we rated the market engine improvements as the most important).If you're looking to buy some BTS, now's a great time to check out the new prices we can offer!.. on it
edit: the robots are somewhat out-dated .. this is what is used today and in graphene: jdenticon.com
Are you guys integrating with the Cryptonomex web-wallet or MoonStone?
@dannotestein : let me know if i can assist on the new blocktrade web UI ... happy to assist!
