Quote from: 21xhipster on December 08, 2014, 12:04:17 am

First of all i propose to split Assets section into two section: bitAssets and Assets (or whatever you like) due to the different needs of information and its structure.
What i need as asset issuer:
1. Asset description - there is no data from "data" field.
2. Market info - its already comprehensive but lifetime trade volume is critical for due diligence of asset.
3. Shareholders info and analytics of asset. Nobody want to invest to asset if shareholders structure not discoverable. That is simple rich list as implemented in Next blocks. If you'll add distribution graph like you've implemented for Bitshares holders - awesome!
4. Transaction info and analytics of asset. Transaction analytics is the most critical part. No transactions - asset is dead. Number and volume for different periods (day, week, month, lifetime). List of transactions will allow to work as blockexplorer for particular asset.
That's just the most needed features! Thanks!

And by the way: Why you still didn't issue asset for you project? I would put some BTS into it! NXT dev boom happens only because every infrastructure project begin to use UIA... That is definitely best practise and i believe that it could work for opensource projects if you'll define social consensus for your repository. Any project build with your code could sharedrop to bitsharesblock holders for instance 20%, or less, or more. Just define, issue asset and put it to the market! If you'll want to appreciate me with some BTSBLCKS for an idea - thats cool and personally me will be more motivated and involved into project as far as other shareholders! I can subsidise 500 BTS for asset issuance from cyber•Fund team.

Thanks for the proposals!

I'm not sure all of that is feasible though.

1. Do you mean the "public_data" field? You'll have to tell me what to look for cause most assets don't have any data defined
2. Lifetime trade volume should be possible, I'll look into it.
3. Shareholders info: I don't think this is possible, given how TITAN works. Distribution could be tracked but for most assets I don't think it would be very interesting since it'll be constant at max supply from t0.
4. More transactions info should be possible, I'll keep it in mind!

I'm working hard behind the scenes on a rewrite of a lot of my angular controllers to improve the performance and structure of the website code. I hope to have a new version pushed to live this evening, if all goes well this will also include moving the client to v0.4.25 at which point I'll enable feed statistics for standby delegates.

In other news I've just negotiated with my boss that instead of working 80% starting January I will now do 50%, and I will also relinquish my responsibilities as team leader of a small team. My day job can be interesting enough but lately I've been far more interested in working on Bitsharesblocks and related projects, this change will give me more time to do what I love doing

Thanks to all of you for your support which is making this possible!

Quote from: 21xhipster on December 05, 2014, 05:45:09 pm

@svk
I have some questions:
1. User assets trading volumes doesn't show actual information. Bug or feature? Check - CSHARES have volume, but doesn't reflected.
2. Do you know where could be find comprehensive information about user issued assets? Do you have plans for expanding feature?
3. When are you going to opensource your awesome project?

I just pushed some improvements to the user issued assets. On the overview page they're now sorted first by the ones that are initialized, I've added  a column in the table to show this.

Secondly I removed shorts from the individual asset pages since if I'm not mistaken you can't short user issued assets. Finally I fixed several small bugs that were preventing the order book from displaying properly, issuer accounts to be fetched and several other small things.

Should be more useful now!

Whatever you do, do not allow duplicate asset names - this is plaguing the NXT asset exchange. Someone will launch a genuine asset, then a scammer will launch an asset with a duplicate name, priced at the same amount to take advantage of people who don't look the asset up by ID.

Ugly but may help you:
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It's basically crawling each block on the disk and might take AGES ... once finished you will need to go through hunderts of files manually to figure out which one contains your backup

The file start with
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The SECRETS are a replacement from me

Good luck .. otherwise .. sorry for your loss

Quote from: 21xhipster on October 24, 2014, 10:33:59 am

Quote from: Riverhead on October 24, 2014, 10:25:41 am

Look for a file with a .json extension. This is the standard wallet backup extension and the recent versions of the wallet made backups automatically. It would be in the BitSharesX/wallets/.backup directory (at least it is on Windows)

default-20141011T122643-version_upgrade.json is an example of a backup name. This file contains all your keys for accounts at the time it was made.

Thanks! Do somebody know path in OS X?

~/Library/Application Support/BitShares X/

Quote from: Riverhead on October 23, 2014, 09:55:51 pm

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