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This one: https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares/issues/1385I asked around , some people don't mind the current rule , but they simply don't want to short because they're afraid that their short order would get lost due to some bugs .Hu? There is no such issue .. shorting works just fine ..
They would want to short if this issue is solved .
I have managed to send a couple of transactions but they don't appear. Is that because the transaction scanning is in progress?Yes.
Been Using 0.6x series.You can try the command-line client instead, which will provide more info.
Been stuck on 112days 32hours
Sounds interesting. Will ask some members.I wonder if it would be faster with TOR?
nope... sometimes just need a server closer
Somebody from Chinese BitShares community just needs to fork the faucet's source code here https://github.com/BitShares/web_services, run own server and provide core developers with it's url so they can add its support to the wallets.
BTW you can easily translate faucet to Chinese by editing this file https://github.com/BitShares/web_services/blob/master/faucet/config/locales/zh.yml
Could the decentralised exchange (DEX) potentially have more universal appeal if we allowed:There first one is possible and already there, but not so active as BTS pairs though.
1) Trading assets against bitUSD (or other bit currencies).
@svk See this https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=14733.0Buy BDR.TSLA asset.
Ah, there is no such asset. @James should create it.
Looks like he did, but what's the point?
http://bitsharesblocks.com/asset/info?asset=BDR.TSLA
For those assets to be interesting they need to be market assets, as long as they're just user assets whoever controls them can just "print" as many as they want and sell them.. This applies to BRD.AAPL, .GOOG etc..
Just did a benchmark on libsecp256k1's current master, without GMP, without hand-written assembly, and it's around 3.6x faster than OpenSSL on my machine (64-bit code, i7 cpu). When the assembly is compiled in (which does not require any extra dependencies anymore), it's 4.9 times faster.
