I'd quite like to see all of my witnesses publishing price feeds.

I intend to have a crack at liquidity provision, including in bitMetals.

this bitCNY sounds a bit characterful tho. Not convinced the parameters should differ from those of bitUSD / bitEUR etc.

Makes life difficult for those of us trying to flood ALL OF THE MARKETS will liquidity.

So, just like many people, I thought steemit.com was an actual April Fools Joke, when it came to be on 1st April. Then i buried my head in the sand because I'm a massively butthurt BitShares hodler, and I figured it represented competition. Now it is slowly dawning on me that Steemit is awesome, and you should all check it out - but be careful not to lose your password once you link it to your FB. And stay buying BitShares.

I got locked out ish somehow yesterday, but managed to recover, somehow. My sign-up was some kind of error, - it never happened but the site kept insisting that my account was already signed up. I deleted website history for a completely unrelated, non-pornographic reason (honestly) since then, and managed to get my FB linked to my preferred user name. Delightful.

Also, it seems possible to sign up to steemit.com without FB. https://steemit.com/steemhelp/@dele-puppy/register-bot

Sorry if it offended anyone.

not I !

Which is to say that trading on Bitshares is almost identical to trading on Poloniex or Bitfinex or Bitstamp, in terms of user experience, except Bitshares is slightly less laggy.

There are several of these cool services:

https://blocksign.com

Quote from: Methodise on March 14, 2016, 10:41:58 pm

Quote from: Bhuz on March 14, 2016, 10:29:45 pm

Quote from: Methodise on March 14, 2016, 10:19:59 pm

I'm trying to transfer some accounts to a new wallet, with a sexier password. Is there some way to achieve this, especially via the GUI?

Why don't you simply change the password of your current wallet?

That's good advise, thanks. However, I do have an account with a name I'd like to retain, in a different wallet. It would be nice to consolidate wallets if possible.

First go to the account you want to transfer, permissions menu, copy both active and owner private keys (you have to click on the pub key and click show in both the active and owner permissions tab).

Then go to settings, wallet management console, and change the active wallet to the one in which you want to transfer the above account.
After that click on import keys and paste the two private keys (active and owner) that you copied in the first step

At this point you should have the account in this second wallet too.

NB: the brain key of the second wallet, will not recover the account imported in such a way, so make sure to do a backup of the wallet and do not relay only on the brain key.

Ps: I think the above issue could be "fixed" later if the Gui implements a method to generate new private keys

Super, I have acquired control. For posterity : I had deleted the active/owner keys from the acquisition-target address, in the target wallet, using the big friendly 'Remove' button, and inserted 'methodise' into both with weight '1'. That gave me control, but didn't recognise the target address as 'mine' in my target wallet. I've now achieved that end by inserting my acquirer owner key into both active/owner keys for the acquisition-target address.

One learning outcome being that using a 'methodise' type alias isn't sufficient for what I was trying to achieve, whereas using the underlying, ugly key is working for me.

I'm trying to transfer some accounts to a new wallet, with a sexier password. Is there some way to achieve this, especially via the GUI?