Settings>Backup>Create Brainkey Backup is just not working, brainkey can't be shown, and everything else seems to be regular with the account. Tried in Firefox, Chrome and Chromium. Anybody else experiencing the same?

Thanks.

Logged in to http://bitshares.openledger.info and I'm surprised I can't see more that 7 days old price graphs. I think much more of a price history could be seen before. Someone knows something about this?

Few hours after the launch, I can't make online 2.0 wallet because page is blank both in Firefox and Chromium. I also can't install Linux client because there are no binaries and I won't fuck with compilation. I need binary, I need apt package, whathever. Can't you care a little bit more for advanced users which commonly use the only good operating system that is Linux?

I must say, when you look from aside Bitshares is magnificent, it's when you start to dig deeper, you only see bugs and problems. That's what will not launch Bitshares where it belongs.

... If so, then please stop dumping it!

BTS price is the marketing itself and no one's gonna jump into constantly falling market. Especially when Ethereum arrives, Bitshares would need to have a lot of strength to compete.

Such a nice system killed by greed, that's all I have to say. Just take a look at SAD price graph, does Bitshares deserve this!?

There are transactions, and there are no suspicious ones, but balance is 0 and it won't update. Happened to me already once, but it updated itself when several hours passed. Now the same is not happening... I'm running the newest Bitshares 64bit client on Kubuntu 14.04. Please help, client is obviously very buggy.

{
  "blockchain_name": "BitShares",
  "blockchain_description": "The Future of Banking",
  "client_version": "v0.4.27.2-2-g0ec0974",
  "bitshares_revision": "0ec0974a964073b1a37a334db7a125a95d7899a4",
  "bitshares_revision_age": "5 days ago",
  "fc_revision": "683f1dd7bf755f8c9f6b80d0512a3a064a91ea69",
  "fc_revision_age": "21 days ago",
  "compile_date": "compiled on Jan 13 2015 at 12:14:20",
  "boost_version": "1.54",
  "openssl_version": "OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014",
  "build": "linux 64-bit"
}

Making us type captcha and answer question every time we want to post something is not helping general usability of the forum. It's too paranoid, I think you can believe the current session if user types captcha one time. You should fix that, I bet many would agreee.