Damn, never thought syscoin would trade higher than BTS lol
That should get some motivation

Now HOW on earth must a newbie like me know that or do that if the account does not open in the first place because of the init.error?
Most newbies are afraid to push buttons for fear of messing up, as well as  afraid .to ask questions for fear of appearing stupid
As a group leader,however,  I have to ask these stupid questions in order to be able to help my group.

Quote from: theoretical on March 10, 2016, 03:43:03 pm

Quote from: mint chocolate chip on March 10, 2016, 02:36:02 pm

Unless you actually referred annual members...those referrers get screwed.

Most of the 31 annual members were either registered by OpenLedger or existed at genesis.  There are exactly four actual referrals of annual memberships, by three people.  If the community thinks reimbursing them is important, it would be possible to set up a worker to pay them manually (or make arrangements with an existing worker to do this).  One of those four annual memberships upgraded to LTM on its own, so their referrer has already been paid.  The remaining two referrers (two of the three accounts were referred by the same referrer) are:

1.2.97634 (referred annual member in block #3028579)
1.2.32176 (referred annual members 1.2.97382, 1.2.101152 who upgraded in blocks #1391978, #3255854)

Not against getting rid of annual membership for the time being because i too believe it is not the most important inclusion. however i must say that drawing meaning from the data of the existing experiment is not as simple as you suggest. there are many other factors that come into play. most namely is the UI and UE.  most people who have joined us have done so at a time when the wallet was not at all user friendly...which i believe is one of the primary reasons most our marketing efforts have yet to have paid off. 

remember that any of these studies that showed the effectiveness, if done correctly, have been tested in environments when the final product was considered finished so this element would not bias results.  i personally do not know of which studies you are talking about though. 

if you want ill gladly look over them

ETH tanks hard, causing BTS to tank hard.

ETH goes back up, BTS doesnt.

Quote from: mint chocolate chip on March 12, 2016, 01:07:42 pm

This is where you create: https://bitshares.openledger.info/#/account/YOUR_ACCOUNT/assets/

INFO: http://docs.bitshares.eu/bitshares/tutorials/index.html#assets

Thanx.
Can i get you on Skype/Telegram/Email so i can ask extra questions to not fuck up anything?

what if Polo had an api call :  Convert all funds to BTS and withdraw post-haste. lol

some features of the BTS network are marketable to traders.  The speed of the transfers is one thing, you can move in or out of an exchange in usually less than 10minutes.  You have some ability (albeit limited) to hedge your positions from your own wallet. Plus the fact that it uses a different api, it has different attack vectors which make it more likely to survive an exchange hack.

Here the link to our second hangout: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXh7S-IQXCE