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I still don't understand either. Better tag him if you want him to chip in @monsterer
I don't know if this been thoroughly discussed, so write it here. What if an exchange for example BTC38 act this way?
* create an IOU, for example BTC38.BTS, issue say 37 billion of IOU to a self owned account, for example btc38-market-watcher
* btc38-market-watcher set up a sell wall in DEX's BTC38.BTS:BTS market at 1:1, so anyone can convert her BTS to BTC38.BTS at 1:1
* btc38-market-watcher set up a buy wall in DEX's BTC38.BTS:BTS market at 1:0.9999 with all the BTS it bought from the same market, so anyone can convert her BTC38.BTS to BTS at nearly 1:1
So each outstanding BTC38.BTS is backed by one BTS on the buy wall
* BTC38 create another account for deposit/withdraw, for example btc38-d-w-account
* anyone can transfer her BTC38.BTS to btc38-d-w-account, as a deposit method, then the amount transferred will be shown in the user's personal inventory on BTC38's website.
* same way, users can withdraw from btc38
* users can trade BTC38.BTS on the central exchange
Awesome work, can't wait to try stealth mode! Tried Dash a few days ago, but the wallet was pretty mediocre, and the "darksend mixing" didn't complete even after 30 hours... Hopefully this is better
Thanks and congrats to onceuponatime for STEALTH as well
Has anyone else figured out a good spot to park ETH other than Poloniex? I would like to diversify out of the exchange a bit.
I know I ask this every time, but how can I confirm I'm running the latest version? The info command doesn't tell me...
about
git submodule update --init --recursive
Linking CXX executable embed_genesis
../chain/libgraphene_chain.a(types.cpp.o): In function `graphene::chain::extended_public_key_type::operator fc::ecc::extended_public_key() const':
types.cpp:(.text+0x595): undefined reference to `fc::ecc::extended_public_key::deserialize(fc::array<char, 78ul> const&)'
../chain/libgraphene_chain.a(types.cpp.o): In function `graphene::chain::extended_private_key_type::operator fc::ecc::extended_private_key() const':
types.cpp:(.text+0x9f5): undefined reference to `fc::ecc::extended_private_key::deserialize(fc::array<char, 78ul> const&)'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [libraries/egenesis/embed_genesis] Error 1
make[1]: *** [libraries/egenesis/CMakeFiles/embed_genesis.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2
Wipe the bitshares2 folder and reclone the repo.
[ 56%] Built target cat-parts
Scanning dependencies of target build_hardfork_hpp
boost::filesystem::directory_iterator::construct: No such file or directory: "hardfork.d"
make[2]: *** [libraries/chain/CMakeFiles/build_hardfork_hpp] Error 1
make[1]: *** [libraries/chain/CMakeFiles/build_hardfork_hpp.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2I agree AJ. It seems like circular reasoning to me. Who or what factors determine how many BTS it takes to equal 1 BitUSD?
How is that established when the chain is launched? How is the peg maintained?
BM ever said in a post that "taker pay maker" will actually add an invisible but existed spread to the market, if the payment is high, everybody will try to be the maker, result in high and tight bid/ask walls but little volume. What is said in this thread is to encourage maker but not punish taker, so better liquidity.
