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How is the UI not pretty? I think it's very well done.The wallet makes basically no sense to a normal person. I gather that's to be expected at this point.
From what I heard and read from marketing, they are targeting non-crypto users with easy on/off ramps. This is a different approach than most coins.I think that's great. It's easy to get stuck in a little bubble of technically-oriented people and not realize it.
I hate how captivated i am by the stupid btsx price. I think everyone was waiting for someone to flinch. The question is now whether there is enough underlying value for it to pick back up. Of course, there isLooks like a 20% correction. Yay.looks more like a 35% atm
I'm glad that I asked. I'll make sure to get on this before I forget and a year goes by.You can still sit this out but ... the long term plan is to have a 5% inactivity fee for stakes that have not been moved for more then 365 days .. just a fyiWhat constitutes "moving a stake?"
You need in the next 360 day to import your wallet and then you need to move your Btsx tokens from one account to another too.
You can still sit this out but ... the long term plan is to have a 5% inactivity fee for stakes that have not been moved for more then 365 days .. just a fyiWhat constitutes "moving a stake?"
i think that many people thought it was more along the lines of 'external auditing,' which is, i think, what people are actually looking for. generally the industry standard (at least in my industry) is that external audits provide third-part verification. from my perspective, using a consultant accountant does not constitute third-party verification.Well, in fairness to Stan, he did say external accountant, not auditor, although he did say they audit the books. Which I think they do in this case, since they review the transactions made from the AGS funds. Anyways, the financial debacle of recent years has surely shown pretty clearly that external auditing isn't an absolute guarantee of anything anyways I suppose, although it makes me feel better.
For the amount of money involved, what Invictus is currently providing as verification seems like a reasonable level to me. Now, if we started getting a lot more AGS donations, I think we would need to revisit this topic. The good thing here is that the records don't go away, so any past action can't be easily fudged away, so there's a strong incentive to "play it straight".
from bitcountant website:
We take care of all that accounting and compliance stuff that must be done—from bookkeeping through financial reporting, to project valuation and regulatory compliance—so that you can focus on doing what it is that consumes your imagination and compelled you to get into this business.
Since some people here are equating Dan to Steve Jobs and I3 to Apple, I am going to ask:If he was sitting on this kind of cash, sure he would have.
Do you think Steve Jobs would've shown up to the West Coast Computer Faire in 1977 without a finished Apple II computer just to network and spend* the company's secured finances?
