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General Discussion / Understanding Bitshares TPS bottlenecks?
« on: October 06, 2015, 11:00:27 pm »
Hi Guys,

I'm trying to understand the bottleneck for TPS on the BTS chain.

If I used bts purely for settlement reasons and didnt care for 1 second confirms, lets just say I used 10 min blocktimes would I be able to achieve a higher TPS than faster blocktimes today? If so, what sort of increase are we talkin about?

I'm assuming with 1 second blocktimes you have to start worrying about the latency to propogate blocks to majority of delegates so it will start to become a bottleneck to process transactions.

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http://www.bnn.ca/News/2015/9/30/RBC-TD-join-top-banks-in-using-bitcoin-technology.aspx
http://coinyoo.com/2015/09/29/13-top-banks-including-citi-and-bank-of-america-join-r3-blockchain-project/

Seems like R3 is making headways into coordinating blockchain tech with banking legacy technology.

R3 website is http://r3cev.com/ and its headed by David Rutter which uses to be CEO of ICAP (electronic OTP broker for forex/equities)

Anyways it doesnt say what tech R3 uses for its blockchain ledger to enable crypto 2.0/exchanges but is it worth reaching out to him to show what we got and upcoming with bts 2.0? He's the closest to getting the banks on board to anything we have ever had and if we can convince one person it might change the face of the entire project in terms of immediate potential.

Their mission statement is:

"We leverage our members’ decades of experience and deep networks within the financial services community to empower innovators, promote industry collaboration and affect positive market transformation on a global scale."

I would say we are the innovators. Seems r3 would be a good front-facing financial community rep company that would be ideal in interfacing with someome like a back-end blockchain expert based company in cryptonomex

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With remittance, smart contracts, pegged assets, hiearchical multi-sig and recurring payments built into the blockchain, blockchain 2.0 is officially almost here.

As we start to price these things in and market starts to actually USE the features, we are only in the beginning storms with these significant rallies above 2k satoshi's.

the world will not be the same any more and we have been blessed as those at the cusp of the knowledge age.

What are you going to do with your Bitshares wealth once your coins hit upwards of $100?


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Technical Support / shorted bitUSD, BTS stuck in collateral
« on: September 03, 2015, 04:05:14 am »
I shorted bitUSD with my BTS about 7 months ago and was in profit for a long time until price came back down recently. I had thought my short would resolve itself because orders were timestamped and mine would rise to the top of the stack because when I first shorted there was over 10 million BTS on the BID side of BTS/bitUSD and later when price rose there was less than 3.. but my order was not closed? Still it is not closed, how do I even check where my short is?

Now all my BTS I shorted with and collateral are all gone, with no indication of where they may be. Any help would be appreciated! thanks.

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General Discussion / A new honest exchange on wallstreet?
« on: July 02, 2015, 09:03:29 pm »
http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/2/8877203/this-man-is-building-a-stock-exchange-that-will-screw-you-over-less

Someone needs to get these guys to clue in about what trust really means.

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Hi guys,

Based on my technical analysis I had strong suspicion that bitshares was to rise or finish higher than the last 30 days so a month ago I went all in with my BTS shorting bitUSD @ 250 BTS/bitUSD. It since expired yesterday yet there are no transactions or anything showing me what happened. There is a bug in the GUI when I goto the cover tab and click cover, the expired column shows up but dissappears when I close the cover popup dialog box.

I understand that the market engine put up a buy for bitUSD at the call price for the amount that was owed. My questions are:

1) Why does it still need to hold my collateral still?
2) Why was there no tx showing the bitUSD buy? Leaves you wondering what happened.
3) Where is my BTS? I should have more than I started with.
4) There are $80k at the call price, in what order would my position be resolved? It may take months for this position to unwind correct?
5) Are there any plans to fix this with bitasset 3.0?

since its already expired, I can't cover anymore by reshorting, but im not even sure that is the right thing to do.

Thanks!

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General Discussion / web wallet like counterwallet.io?
« on: May 06, 2015, 06:11:28 pm »
do we have a web wallet like this counterwallet.io?

Is it possible to redirect to this wallet to do payments instead of the BTS client for average joes to save the blockchain download process? Say they go through metaexchange to get coins and send it to their web wallet address and then pay via their web wallet.

Moonstone will be this?

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Stakeholder Proposals / BitSuperLab please fix your feeds
« on: March 11, 2015, 06:35:26 pm »
Seems most ppl use bitsuperlab's price feed scripts because it comes first in the how to guide so most ppl use it.

Xeroc's feeds seem to track better and are off by 1% on average... that is a big difference. Please fix the price feed or everyone should switch to xeroc's.

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General Discussion / Nxt vs bitshares
« on: March 01, 2015, 03:07:47 am »
Lets start discussing developments between these projects.

Nxt releasing 1.5 do what do you think... Do we backlog any of these features?

1.5 is coming soon !

Next release (1.5):
Notification system in Client (https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/%28core%29-start-of-the-notification-system/)
Plugin system in Client (https://nxtforum.org/nrs-client-development/%28client-plugins%29-specification-developers-guide/)
Voting System (https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/%28video%29-a-walk-through-nxts-voting-system/)
Two phased transactions (https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/%28core%29-teaser-for-phased-transactions/)

 

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General Discussion / Atm accepting gold silver
« on: February 18, 2015, 04:04:52 am »
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-atm-selling-gold-silver-goes-live-singapore/

Quantified offers p2p marketplace for gold and silver... Sound familiar? This guy needs a kanban on his tools and processes... How would you market bitshares to these guys..?

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General Discussion / First Blockchain funded business
« on: February 01, 2015, 07:41:27 pm »
Hi guys,

As the devcoin source admin I really enjoyed working in an environment that allowed us to earn coins for work. As such I came up with an idea to open a business which would help market devcoin via a penny auction website. The idea is that it would be better than the competition because it offered crypto aswell as no bots and stuff that things like quibid uses aswell as many other features I found annoying on those sites that I thought would provide a competitive advantage.

1) User to user bid transfer allows you to buy bids at wholesale prices and sell them to others looking for only a few bids at a higher cost (you pocket the difference)
2) general affiliate program offering 1 percentage of the bid package cost to the person who referred you.. this is the standard 2 tier affiliate network model.
3) Coupons that give you a discount for word of mouth, internet advertising models.
4) Allow you to purchase the product you are bidding for by offsetting the cost that you put towards bidding on it. (Buy it now feature)

Some of the competition offers these things but none of the competitors offered all of these choices... and with crypto-currency we can lower fees on both sides aswell as help provide marketing for the coin it accepts.. in this case it was devcoin.


I didn't really get it going after months of development because there was no real community there but with bitshares its different.

The reason I like bitshares is it closely aligns with devcoin in that you work to earn. The ability to vote in delegates is what was always lacking in devcoin and being POW it would be hard to add that... so in fact this is the best of both worlds. By being elected essentially it would become the worlds first blockchain funded business based on consensus of the people.

I would like to rebrand the website for bitshares and clean up the interface to only offer bitassets and maybe paypal... so that I don't have to worry about the seperate bid types (I had to do this because devcoins were worth nothing and no market depth, so I seperated auctions based on acceptance of different coins)... however with bitusd/bitgbp/biteur it becomes a thing of the past.

Further more I'm not sure if I should wait for the turing complete scripting as an auction site might be a perfect candidate for a scripting model on the blockchain but I think as a marketing tactic we would create a delegate and fund the products you see on the site via the funds from the delegate... essentially being funded by the community. Because of this there is incentive from the whole community to succeed and the more people that see it, the more people would learn about bitshares.

Fuzzy introduced me to the idea via a PM and it got me thinking, I already did months of coding and it makes sense to not throw it away.

This would start to head us down the fully autonomous DAC road once we have the scripting, but as a start we can use this site as a platform.

landing page: http://devcoinauctions.com/welcome-landing/
site: http://devcoinauctions.com/

It's essentially turnkey.. and I would strip out all of the coin stuff and add in the payment gateway for bitshares and bitshares login and rebrand the graphics with the help of Cass or something else in webgraphics.

So I ask if the community agrees I can make a delegate and develop/support the idea based off of my own delegate dev.sidhujag... all of the funds will go towards maintaining, funding and growing the business to increase market awareness at this critical time.

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