thanks again I've used these steps already for the DAO tokens I created using the Mist client with the JSON file . But How do I convert the tokens on open ledger there should be some information regarding this from the
dev team . I can't keep users in the dark do you know of another contact ?  or maybe I should lookup my ETH address on daohub.org and check the balance and see if it works the same as the mist client ?

First, withdraw you OPEN.DAO to an Etherium wallet of your choice.

Next, follow instructions here (different instructions based on what wallet you choose): http://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/7204/how-do-i-convert-my-the-dao-tokens-into-ethers-using-the-withdrawal-contract-aft

I used Method 2. Be warned, the procedure is a bit involved for my taste.
Using the MyEtherWallet approach (method 1) sounds a lot easier and is probably the best approach, but I had a lot of DAO, so I was being very cautious.

Quote from: xeroc on July 21, 2016, 01:37:01 pm

the wallet is actually written in HTML/Javascript, that means you can open it up in a browser .. locally .. from from a remote host ..
either way, the private keys stay in your browser and are not sent to any server.

If you cannot protect your private keys, you shouldn't be in the crypto currency space.

It would be valuable to know if the gateway (such as openledger) have some sneaky opportunity to save credentials during account creation?
I think this would be the answer he/she seeks for.

For now we know that openledger officially doesn't store any credentials. But are they able to?

Yes, any given website such as openledger could modify the javascript code they deliver to capture credentials and this is a potential security hole, since the server hosting the web wallet pages could be hacked.

This is why it's safer to run the "light wallet" instead of using a web browser to access your funds. The light wallet is a frozen capture of the web wallet pages.

How do we withdarw our DAO tokens for ETH since the hard fork is complete ?

I wasn't able to find any details on how to do the withdrawal in my quick seaches, so I suspect it may be a couple of days before it becomes easy to do.

Ok, we've worked around our problems with double detecting incoming deposits of Steem Dollars occasionally I think, so we've re-enabled SBD to Bitcoin conversions. For more details:
https://steemit.com/blocktrades/@blocktrades/blocktrades-has-re-enabled-steem-dollars-to-bitcoin-pair

Since at least yesterday it has not been possible to withdraw SBD for BTC via blocktrades.

I could not find an announcement about this, nor an estimate of the downtime for the pair - or indeed, whether this is permanent or not.

It's possible that I missed such an announcement completely.

A quick search over OpenLedger appears to reveal that they do not support SBD<->BTC either.

Any other options that you know of?

We disabled it because we've seen some bugs on receiving SBD. We're working on a solution now. I hope to have it operational some time tomorrow at the latest.

Quote from: dannotestein on July 14, 2016, 06:01:20 am

Quote from: kingslanding on July 14, 2016, 01:33:27 am

Just went to blocktrades.us and noticed a lot of the previous trading pairs are gone.  Can't even buy or trade bitshares.  Is this something temporary.  If not, what happened?

It's a temporary thing. We were having a lot of problem's processing a ton of steem buys after the price started exploding and we noticed the system was heavily loaded so we shut down all but the most active wallets temporarily to see if it would help. But it looks like the primary problem is just an issue in the steem wallet itself, so we'll be enabling the other wallets again soon).

It's good to see some of the pairs back now.  But are the missing ones like peercoin going to be back?

Yes, we'll be bringing back the others soon. Just been a very busy weekend...

I am having trouble openledger after create new account and transfered funds.
Generally I am crome user but for test purpose, I created new account on microsoft edge browser.

the problem is that I could not save backup of wallet.  And it seems cash was cleared on microsoft edge browser.
Thant means I cannot access my wallet any more. The account/wallet have   some funds.

Anybody help me?

(If crome. I have no problem.)

I've never able to succesfully use Edge browser for BitShares. My best suggestion is to look for some tool that allows you to dump the data stored on the browser and see if your keys are there, and hope the cache hasn't been cleared.

I have clearly have no purchased BTS in a while because when i went to blocktrades to convert some BTC to BTS i discovered its not listed anymore. Meta exchange are closing their doors. Openledger in the wallet dont have BTS listed.

Where are other people doing to buy BTS?

Thanks
Michael

We had to temporarily disable a number of wallets due to loading problems. We've redistributed the load and re-enabled the Bitshares wallet, so you can once again buy BTS via https://blocktrades.us.