Quote from: cryptillionaire on July 08, 2016, 02:37:50 pm

Page https://www.ccedk.com/dc/ccedk at the bottom 'Services' section, each service's description is just "short description. short description..."

Its coming, this is why we still have put the site in beta.

We have already started the services though so feel free to ask)

all the best

Ronny

Cool, what about services not related to an ICO?

I'm interested in integrating Gridcoin into your bridge/gateway so as to allow Gridcoin (own blockchain) -> open.gridcoin -> Gridcoin (MPA). I've applied but heard nothing back thus far (and the helpdesk is now down), sorry if I'm coming across as irritating but I've now created a gridcoin foundation expense poll on the matter:
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/48302-foundation-proposal-4-btc-to-get-gridcoin-added-to-ccedkopenledger/

Application form: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WsSt2DVgznlyvl2ZHii1_h2bPvTRf_PXQAlYGV3Wr6g/pub

Super hyped about the entire bitshares plaform and the related projects, keep up the good work

What software development services does blocktrades supply? Are you accepting applications for new cryptocurrencies to be added to your bridge/gateway service?

Would there be an advantage to distributing the market maker software to several thousand volunteers via an BOINC project? Could be one of the first commercial BOINC projects - users could donate funds (bts/bitassets) in order for the distributed market maker bots to provide liquidity to specific assets on the Bitshares platform. Volunteers could additionally be rewarded Gridcoin for their efforts if the project was whitelisted.

Or do you think that it wouldn't be secure? (volunteers would require bts/bitassets to 'market make'; preventing volunteers from stealing these funds whilst allowing the MM bot to operate may prove difficult).

Such an idea began to be discussed over at the Gridcoin forums: https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/47426-looking-for-gridcoin-community-allstars/#entry218865

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How do price feeds work for newly created market pegged assets? Do I need to approach the committee's or witnesses to get them to publish feeds or request support in price feed scripts (on github)?

You have three choices:
* let the witnesses,
* the committee-members, or
* a custom list of users
produce the price feed.

Ok, once an MPA is created (And allowed witnesses to provide feeds), how do you interact with the witnesses/committee for a price feed?

Thanks

Hey,

I've got some questions regarding the creation of a new market pegged asset:

Is there a naming convention that I should follow for market pegged assets? Say I want to create a new MPA for an alt, would you call it 'altcoin' 'bitaltcoin' etc?

Think just calling it 'altcoin' would create confusion for users when requesting payment? Specifying bit<altcoin> emphasises that it's a different token from the actual altcoin.

How do price feeds work for newly created market pegged assets? Do I need to approach the committee's or witnesses to get them to publish feeds or request support in price feed scripts (on github)?

The minimum price feeds field - is that the quantity of sources of price data or just the quantity of witnesses/committees providing a price feed to the MPA?

If I don't enable market fees, do I need to cover the transaction fees with a fee pool that I pay to maintain? Or are the MPA's transactions 100% free?

Noticed that metaexchange is shutting down https://metaexchange.info/closing

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