I was hoping to break into the new market API's but they aren't available from my existing RPC connection, so instead I focused on mapping out all the active markets and extracting/indexing the interesting bits. It's something that was preventing me from moving forward on several fronts.

Here's the first page redesign utilizing the new data: https://cryptofresh.com/assets

Next week I'll work on asset detail page improvements (view and select different markets, and minor UI enhance), as well as on connecting to the new APIs that allow me to pull the % change, top bid/ask, etc for markets (or upgrading the platform/schema to accomplish the same thing).

https:// bitshares.openledger.info/#/transfer?from=&to=XXXX&asset=BTS&amount=1000&memo=XXXX

If I'm understanding you correctly, option (1) is the way to go.

I think most gateways/exchanges using BitShares use the memo field and a uniquely-generated deposit id to route funds to the right place. It's possible to mistype the memo, but don't most people copy-paste?

Also, it's possible to provide a convenience link that automatically takes the user to the web wallet with the account name and memo pre-filled.

According to the motto... What I don't know won't hurt me.

If you don`t care what businesses use BitShares ok. But maybe other stakeholders do care because it can have an effect on their investment.
And as long as there is no witch there will be no witch-hunt, so calm down.

@roadscape Do you know more about this project?

I don't know anything about this project.. But I was inspecting market stats yesterday and found some strangeness with https://cryptofresh.com/a/BTCPLUS -- it claims to be a "better BTC", and given its supply, it would have a market cap of around $10M. Maybe it's just an experiment but its holders are selling BTCPLUS for BTS, and this could confuse new users. Perhaps we need some way of marking trusted/untrusted assets?

I am looking for someone to put together a nice "market status" that loads "instantly" rather than with a delay.

It should be able to display any market pair on BTS and show the price history, order book, and market depth chart.

Ideally it would be on something like cryptofresh.com.

It should work with server-side rendering and not require downloading 2MB of JS.

The assets pages have a basic market status section: https://cryptofresh.com/a/BTC -- does it load fast enough?

As far as I can tell, it's mostly just missing the depth chart and the ability to look at different pairs.. these market views will get dedicated URLs, something I plan to tackle early March if my worker gets voted in.. and it does look like it's on track

Thanks for testing guys, glad to see it's working smoothly!

Quote from: roadscape on February 25, 2016, 12:45:40 am

An early demo of the cryptofresh Post feature, and a call for testers:

https://cryptofresh.com/posts

After logging in with your BitShares account, and can write posts directly on the blockchain.
New posts will appear on the page as they come in, creating a realtime chat experience.

Each account starts out with 100 test credits. Posts consume 5 credits (or more, depending on post length). Tips consume 5 test credits. This is to prevent spam and also a fun experiment. I am working towards a more convenient model but this allows us to start testing right away.

There are 3 main features in play:
1) Logging in
2) Posting
3) Tipping

Replying is not yet functional (but mostly implemented in the backend). Feedback welcome & let me know if anything breaks!

nice!

i got confused in the beginning, because i thought you want my BTS password. i know most of customers are stupid, so maybe you should explicid state "don't use your Bitshares account password"

Ah, this is a good point, I changed it to say "Set your Cryptofresh password", hope that helps clear it up!

An early demo of the cryptofresh Post feature, and a call for testers:

https://cryptofresh.com/posts

After logging in with your BitShares account, and can write posts directly on the blockchain.
New posts will appear on the page as they come in, creating a realtime chat experience.

Each account starts out with 100 test credits. Posts consume 5 credits (or more, depending on post length). Tips consume 5 test credits. This is to prevent spam and also a fun experiment. I am working towards a more convenient model but this allows us to start testing right away.

There are 3 main features in play:
1) Logging in
2) Posting
3) Tipping

Replying is not yet functional (but mostly implemented in the backend). Feedback welcome & let me know if anything breaks!

Oops.. will fix this asap, thanks!