You just need to look at the minimum amount to withdraw and the withdrawal fee to see that openledger is a scam.

https://openledger.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/33000220198-fee-structure-on-openledger-

Thanks, I have already patched bitshares-ui myself and it worked like a charm for 800k+ operations

Getting "Failed to download the account history, please try again" for every of the available nodes on wallet.bitshares.org

I guess I will wait for the improved/fixed script as 10k rows isn't suitable for me anyway.

Hi.
I'm trying to get my full account history (trades / filled orders specifically) for tax reasons, but I fail to find a service providing this.

In the past I have used bitsharescan.com but it now only shows the history for the past 12 months or so, for my account at least.

I have also found https://open-explorer.io/bitshares-account-exporter/ but I always end up getting an empty CSV file, and yes I am using the account ID and not the account name.
It is also strange because the open-explorer.io dashboard actually shows the full history, so I think just the CSV exporter is not working (see e.g. https://open-explorer.io/#/accounts/1.2.509850 - not my account). Who is running that website? I didn't find any way to contact them to potentially fix the exporter.

Is there any other website allowing to download the full account history (as CSV)?

Quote from: Crypto Kong on December 20, 2019, 12:59:58 pm

Quote from: Nesh on December 19, 2019, 09:19:45 pm

What a disgrace. A flat 5% withdrawal fee? Insane minimum withdrawal amounts (0.1 BTC, 5 ETH, 40XMR, ...)?? Are they crazy or is that their own form of an exit scam? As they are properly registered as a company in denmark I hope someone takes this case to the appropriate authorities.

I have reported them to the Danish FSA but the more people who do the same the better, I encourage everyone with trapped funds or not to report them.

Stop fudding or at least read the defenition of exit scam.
Raising withdraw cost is no exit scam which proof you are in person as you received your coins.

How is suddenly charging a 100x higher fee when withdrawing just 1 Bitcoin and preventing the majority of users to withdraw their funds due to crazy minimum withdrawal amounts not a form of a scam? Both these actions are even illegal as customers need to be informed before such drastic changes are done by EU law. And what if they charged a withdrawal fee of 99.9%, how would you call that?

What a disgrace. A flat 5% withdrawal fee? Insane minimum withdrawal amounts (0.1 BTC, 5 ETH, 40XMR, ...)?? Are they crazy or is that their own form of an exit scam? As they are properly registered as a company in denmark I hope someone takes this case to the appropriate authorities.

https://crypto-bridge.org/

Actually I would stay on the BTC and USDT route as it already has many participants and proved somewhat successful. But to increase not only liquidity but also actual trading volume, I would tune the reward ratio between buyers and sellers, e.g. to 95:5, maybe 90:10. As we have seen the 98:2 ratio resulted in activity on the buy side only. That way we generate liquidity on one side only which is not very inviting to improve the overall trading volume. By better rewarding the sell side we will likely see more sell orders which should naturally result in more trading volume, especially as both sides want to stay close to each other for a higher reward.
If anything I would add one of your proposed markets as a third one. Also, as you have pointed out the BTS:QC pair on ZB doesn't have that much liquidity, so I wouldn't trust their volume.

On another note, what happened with stage 1? Has it ended, i.e. no more rewards paid out for now? Unless I'm missing something the previous topic is gone and I can't find any information about its current state.