how much has this raised so far?

Quote from: prophetx on July 20, 2016, 02:20:32 pm

btw anyone know the answer to how to withdraw SBD from polo so i can buy some on the decentralized market?  i'm trying to see how the arbitrage is working, but i haven't used bitshares in ages and i dont know how the address/memo stuff works

https://steemit.com/steemit/@decrypt/how-do-i-send-steem-or-sbd-from-poloniex-to-steemit

i'm getting 2 conflicting accounts from commentators, if there is some BTS dev that actually knows for sure, it would be create before I accidentally throw away another $10...

or is there a separate forum for steem that i can get support?

You don't need memo to withdraw SBD to Steemit. Just your username. When you are transferring funds to Poloniex then you need memo but it is easy to find under deposit instructions.

thanks, yea i finally got the right answer.  i had not used bitshares in ages so i had forgotten how it worked.

one nice thing about steem is that he changed some things around to get rid of tx fees, and socialize them

coins shouldn't be stores of value to the first couple hundred nerds that figured out how to get their hands on them.  when viewed in that light  system wide inflation to keep people working on bettering the system is a good thing to stop some kind of crypto landed aristocracy from developing.

otherwise the market will do it for us via forks, clones and new coins...

i didn't think they were the same bitUSD that is on the Bitshares network.  i think they are sort of a copy of bitUSD using Steem as collateral (I guess).

They do pay interest as you point out. 

In any case the volume is pretty high.

it's crazy though how crypto money just flows to the next cool project as soon as one turns out to be a bit of a turd (the DAO hack).  someone mentioned to me Steem a couple months back, and we saw it used for articles for some bounties we have for a project.  The day i started actually researching it it popped 150% lol. 

Still no one has answered me about the licensing?

Wasn't the contract that all future chains using the BTS code had to give back 10%?  Or was that not formally enshrined in the "open source" license? 

As a bts holder of course i'm disappointed that the team couldn't stay together and capitalize, however as someone that works on projects, I was always greedy about getting my hands on that graphene tech

someone needs to make an instastreem... integrate with siacoin and storj so people can get paid for posting photos and silly videos.... i've got loads of girls here in ibiza with 15k+ followers and they don't get paid squat

also can someone explain the relationship between buying/selling steem on bts and openledger?

does openledger run on top of the btsx network? so there might be some benefit from this? even if the licensing is open game now for all (which is not necessarily a bad thing)

lol i mined PTS in early november 2013 but all these constant changes are a bit hard to keep up with. 

Is there a javascript based web wallet for this?  similar to what XCP has

thanks...

hi, i went to the muse website and it is very sparse on info...

where can i find some documentation on api and also the software?

thanks

What is people's feedback on rootstock.io? They claim easily 100 transaction per second.

this is going to be vaporware for a while, but eventually i think we shall see forks of the EVM running on all decent blockchains (if technically feasible, which I think so)