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« on: April 15, 2014, 07:13:35 am »
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** i sold most of my altcoins and are ready to buy up all your bts ... no matter the price :-)
I am very curious.. How much do you guys estimate that PTS will drop in $ terms (assuming BTC will remain at current levels $350 - $450) based on the numbers that you are watching? It appears to be on free fall...
It is very tempting to invest now and get as much shares that I can but so far my trading hasn't gone very well and I am starting to get really worried... I kept bying whenever I could. I was bying when first released at $2 - $20 and almost never sold even after the snapshot..And if I buy again now and falls to $1 I will have absolutely no way to recover from that...
I undesrtand that might be a silly question but just throw me some estimated numbers please...I can't afford to lose more..
Thanks!
When you look at PTS vs BTC you can see the price is fairly stable during the past quarter, except for all the positive excitement leading up to the snapshot February 28th. After the snapshot, much of the value was transferred as a dividend to BTS-XT and therefore has not been lost since you still own both.
The "free-fall" has been in BTC, the underlying reference for the market.
Indeed I understand the ides of March has passed, NO release of bitshares xt. Security was the main focus of developers. As an investor and at times an app developer, debugging such software is a pain in the neck and needs a lot of time. But diverting from the main objective via another proposal such as Airdropping is a bit concerning. It worries me instead of focusing bitshare products, I3 has shifted the focus on Airdropping, which to me will d evaluate bitshare. Ides of April is next week . Still no sign of release, fortunately there was /is progress report. Time is of the essence and value of the product is at stake. Focus on products .
We are just responding to the ideas posted in this forum with our 5% forum interaction time.
Nothing has taken our "work hours" off the Main Thing.
Do you think it's a good idea to develop a secure Linux distro specifically for Bitshares, Keyhotee, and other apps which can be built around it?
I think something based on Chromium OS, but which has uses decentralized cloud storage such as MaidSafe is the way to go. It could be a live CD.
Could it work? Or is it a bad idea?
One idea for example for bitsharesX might be to try and 2-way-peg bitbtc as a sidechain to bitcoin and allow easy access from bitcoin to bitsharesX.
If the side chain business with 2 way movement really works out, I guess it can be implemented here too which would mean there won't be a different share unit for every different DAC. Who knows, if Bitshares can use the early mover advantage and get big, that unit may rival Bitcoin.
Btw, maaku seems to be one of the devs and is answering questions in the counterparty thready I posted earlier. Maybe I3 can poach him
In effect btc mining pools would own the whole industry and decide which side chains live or die. Such centralization will not be accepted by most.
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Transaction speed is the deal breaker.
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It will be interesting to see how the landscape looks the morning of 16 April 2014. Then, we might know if the rumors are true.
April 16th?
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thanks for bringing this up.
until there is a product, i don't think people will be very sympathetic
I suspect a year from now when several I3 products have launched, we'll look back and see 460k insignificant. Else, there maybe a metric fuq ton of discontent.
Lets continue to support I3 in every possible way, trust but verify....
Was for me a big question too... (how you "predicted" Bitshares-PTS highs?)
Not sure I get your meaning?
Here is a price chart history https://coinplorer.com/Charts/PTS/USD
The date of the 20,000 PTS payout corresponds to the recent highs.
Another thing that would help clarify things is if we knew if these transactions are for past invoiced accounts or for future expenses.