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General Discussion / Re: Bitassets trading
« on: June 19, 2015, 02:28:35 pm »Don't worry, BM's lopsided BitAssets 2.0 means you will continue paying a premium while buying.
why's that?
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Don't worry, BM's lopsided BitAssets 2.0 means you will continue paying a premium while buying.
IIRC covers are ordered by their margin call limit, and orders with identical limits are in fact ordered by their owner address.
I remember they gave(from AGS fund) BO SHEN 400 btc for Chinese marketing purpose.What happened to Chinese funding? Thought that was provided indefinitely. Is that still available in emergency uses? Why the need for vc funding
What was this?
Is there still something left?
and i also want to know how BO used this fund.
I appreciate the sentiment. We have limited resources and need to prioritise. What I'm trying to do is my bit to help get the asset trading platform to the position where it is "awesome" enough to be self-marketing. When we see demand for our core products expanding their markets beyond the immediate bitShares community, we will know we have reached that first stage of success. We've made a lot of technical progress in that direction, but its not complete. We will have a network platform unmatched in its performance. To really impress the broader market with our products, we need stable currencies that maintain tight pegs, tokens that track the performance of any external asset with tight tracking errors, and the ability to take leveraged positions based on asset performance. Only then, in my opinion, will we have all the essential ingredients for an unmatched peer to peer exchange.i) more flexibility in the incentive structure, for example the possibility to take a royalty as well as just trading fees, and the ability to share fees between the designer of the asset class and promoters of various specific assets within that class (parametizations of that asset), and
ii) extending the flexibility of privatised Smartcoin design, primarily through the use of customised scripting, to generalise its application to a much more diverse range of possible structures.
ii) requires a scripting language built into the blockchain, and the complexity equals that of etherium.
I think there is a plan for smart contracts of some kind, but the details aren't available yet.
this is definitely a cool idea for future experimentation; i know i say this often, but i think the community should focus all effort on making the existing p2p asset trading platform awesome, make it such a compelling value proposition for the handful of assets currently trading, and then encourage the natural transition for these assets to be used in trade. If we get this right for even just bitUSD, then the entire network would be orders of magnitude more valuable. from there, experimentation with other value propositions / use cases for the blockchain can proceed with a big source of capital underlying the base.
The generality sought in my OP was perhaps overly ambitious for now. Yet I am hoping that we can put in place a project to extend the proposed scope of Smartcoins, to the minimal point required where the designs for these exchange services can all be properly implemented, to launch our wider success. Then that will just be the end of the beginning...
I would rather they continue to focus the way they are on making bitshares a sustainable source of income rather than wasting a lot of time hunting for more money. They appear to be capitalized enough now.
What happened to Chinese funding? Thought that was provided indefinitely. Is that still available in emergency uses? Why the need for vc funding
I wonder how ahead we are compared to the competition ...
Title III only limits crowdfunding to a million dollars per year from non-accredited investors. So probably not.
Not sure if snark... $1m is a lot of runway especially now that dan has learned how not to waste money. With the investment cap you could auction shares off, then use that as the valuation for VC money.
Countries that have the best quality of life have a mix of both. Privatization where it makes sense and socialization where it makes sense. Germany, France, Japan, Denmark, Canada, etc. For example health care, education, and pharma as for-profit institutions are in conflict of interest (i.e. treatments are more profitable than cures). Places where it makes sense are consumer goods and non utility services.
Not as cut and dry as that but any system that tries to apply one philosophy to all things is doomed. You either end up with North Korea or where the USA is headed. How many ISPs do we have now? Two? How's that working out?