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it's a hidden folder as it starts with a dot "." .. not sure if the installed keyID client already had the auto-backup feature implemented or how to who the file in finder
just checked .. here the folder name is ".backups"
you should be able to find the backup files from the auto-backups in the %APPdata%\roaming folder .. it's in the wallets/.backup folder .. afair
Imagine an exchnage pairing USD with USD.
"Just send us your USD and you can trade it with USD"
Guys I realize the idea of dilution is kinda scary at first sight, but once you think it through and approach it from the right context, which is the COMPANY, then it makes perfect sense.
Imagine 2 facebooks competing for world social media domination. One of them can issue shares to acquire other startups such as Whatsapp and Oculus, and also issue shares to VC companies that help them kickstart growth. The other has a fixed amount of shares because shareholders dont want to be diluted.
Which company would you rather be a shareholder in? Would you even consider investing in a facebook that could not issue new shares in situations where it would be beneficial? Taking over world finance isn't that much different than taking over world social media, because of the massive network effect involved. Share issuance is an absolute must in the competition we are about to see ramp up, and we are the first DAC that will actually manage to implement it. We will not even have a real competitior until a different blockchains realizes that share issuance is basically a requirement to be competitive.
The way I look at it, if the value of each of my shares is going up due to an infusion of new capital/talent/customers/whatever, then what do I care if there are a few more of those valuable shares? The new shares represent the new value received plus a bunch more to share with current shareholders making their shares more valuable too.Infusions are only done when their is more gain than pain.
If shares are diluted now, maybe it'll be diluted again and again, no one trust this system, BTS dies..
I think it must be some other way to make it work.
Do you guys understand that each capital infusion is done by a vote by all shareholders?
And a huge % of all shareholders must agree on each capital infusion for it to become reality?
And that each current shareholder has a well in advance notice to just cash out his gains and head for the door any time he disagrees with such capital infusion?
Guys I realize the idea of dilution is kinda scary at first sight, but once you think it through and approach it from the right context, which is the COMPANY, then it makes perfect sense.
Imagine 2 facebooks competing for world social media domination. One of them can issue shares to acquire other startups such as Whatsapp and Oculus, and also issue shares to VC companies that help them kickstart growth. The other has a fixed amount of shares because shareholders dont want to be diluted.
Which company would you rather be a shareholder in? Would you even consider investing in a facebook that could not issue new shares in situations where it would be beneficial? Taking over world finance isn't that much different than taking over world social media, because of the massive network effect involved. Share issuance is an absolute must in the competition we are about to see ramp up, and we are the first DAC that will actually manage to implement it. We will not even have a real competitior until a different blockchains realizes that share issuance is basically a requirement to be competitive.
The way I look at it, if the value of each of my shares is going up due to an infusion of new capital/talent/customers/whatever, then what do I care if there are a few more of those valuable shares? The new shares represent the new value received plus a bunch more to share with current shareholders making their shares more valuable too.Infusions are only done when their is more gain than pain.
I found a serious bug.Have you registered your account and have a copy/backup of you wallet?
I closed bts wallet by using Task Manager ,
then I reopened it, everything is gone , no accounts, no transactions.
Please help me .. I have lots of BTSX in it...
reboot and try again .. maybe windows did not correctly kill it ..
afaik wallets are stored in a robust database
I didn't backup wallet.
Still nothing after reboot, Is it possible to recover the wallet?
1) When you re-open your wallet can you login with your original password?
2) Check for a folder in your APP_DATA directory BitShares X/wallets/default
3) Always backup.
Yes, I can login with my password, but no accounts, transactions.
checked APP_DATA , it has two directories (default and my account name)
I didn't export wallet , because I thought BTSX also has a wallet.dat file like bitcoin...
Ok. I think you will be fine, we just need to try a few things.
1. Close wallet.
2. Backup wallets directory
3. Rename default to old default
4. Rename youraccontname to default
5. Start wallet.
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I found a serious bug.Have you registered your account and have a copy/backup of you wallet?
I closed bts wallet by using Task Manager ,
then I reopened it, everything is gone , no accounts, no transactions.
Please help me .. I have lots of BTSX in it...
reboot and try again .. maybe windows did not correctly kill it ..
afaik wallets are stored in a robust database
I didn't backup wallet.
Still nothing after reboot, Is it possible to recover the wallet?
1) When you re-open your wallet can you login with your original password?
2) Check for a folder in your APP_DATA directory BitShares X/wallets/default
3) Always backup.
I found a serious bug.Have you registered your account and have a copy/backup of you wallet?
I closed bts wallet by using Task Manager ,
then I reopened it, everything is gone , no accounts, no transactions.
Please help me .. I have lots of BTSX in it...
reboot and try again .. maybe windows did not correctly kill it ..
afaik wallets are stored in a robust database
