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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: commitee: baozi
« on: November 17, 2015, 08:03:11 am »
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I think #3 makes sense as long as the transfer fee is above something like $0.12 - $0.15.
But I agree we need to be a bit flexible and we should not increase the transfer fees immediately after the market cap drops as it could cause a deadly downward pressure on the price.
My point is to give the referral business some kind of floor they could rely on in the long term.
Thank you @clayop for understanding.
I think we are making progress here so this is a good sign the community is able to resolve its differences.
Thanks for your understanding.
Since Chinese community showed a big support and eagerness for lowering transfer fee, I think we need to response to them at some degree. So I would suggest 30 BTS ($0.105) as the transfer fee.
It is very hard to say to you to give up 25% of income, because the number can be substantial for your business. But if we both give up some of our position, we can reconcile the both sides.
As a compensation, I think keep the LTM at $100 (30,000 BTS at this moment) can be one of the solution. So fix the transfer fee to 30 BTS but make LTM fee flexible to BTS price all the time.
I think the answer lies somewhere in the middle, but that it's premature to be deciding on changes to the fee structure until a more robust conversation develops among those stakeholders who would be affected one way or another.
In a sense, that conversation will only be possible once a relative majority of committee members are actively representing community and business interests.
If the 30 people who voted yes in this poll want to show up and have a town-hall style discussion on the matter, I think that would be a pretty enlightening event. https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,19948.0.html I imagine it's precisely the sort of thing a town hall is for. The community chooses topics for discussion and debate, and every party has a chance for his or her voice to be heard. Each merchant, developer, trader, marketer, and so on, that wants to speak at the town hall event, can have their say. Those who wish to submit written statements can have it read by the moderator... If we want there could be a poll before and after the town hall to see which way opinion went after the discussion. Otherwise, of course ultimately voting itself will decide.
Just my 40 BTS on the matter.
edit:to both cube and clayop above
Do we have stable on/off ramps for CNY, USD and EUR?
I buy a lot of products from China and sell them in the EU. I would like to pay in CNY via bitshares and have my suppliers transfer bitCNY directly to their Chinese bank.
I would also like direct EUR to bitEUR all on the GUI.
So could we give the fees argument a rest and work on simple (in wallet) on/off ramps
Awesome - I can apply this to my business and pay for products
nice to hear this, btw can you tell me your normal pay amount ?
I'm checking what suppliers use alipay and asking some to try this service so I can pay in RMB.
I hope to test your service with orders of around ¥6500 . I will be very happy to leave paypal behind!
Do we have stable on/off ramps for CNY, USD and EUR?
I buy a lot of products from China and sell them in the EU. I would like to pay in CNY via bitshares and have my suppliers transfer bitCNY directly to their Chinese bank.
I would also like direct EUR to bitEUR all on the GUI.
So could we give the fees argument a rest and work on simple (in wallet) on/off ramps
Awesome - I can apply this to my business and pay for products
Lets emulate poloniex/bitfinex/etc. 0.2% fee for both BTS trades and asset trades. 0.1 BTS flat fee on trades because we have to have something to prevent spam, but this is low enough to not annoy anyone.
What I think is people need to be able to do something with their money in 2.0 They can keep their money safe, ok, that's good, but what else?
What people need the most is an easy way of bringing fiat money into/out of bitshares. Right now, being in US and having wages payed in USD, the only way to bring money into bitshares is to buy bitcoins first through coinbase, or bitcoin ATM, or some other shitty way, because there is no good and reliable way to do this. Then you need to exchange your bitcoins to bitashares assets through another centralized exchange on a market with almost no liquidity. At each stage you suffer fees and slippage and waste your time. This is absolutely not ok.
If you want to bring money into Bitshares bring value into the tokens and they'll be worth more. You don't actually need to buy the tokens for them to acquire more value. Let Bitcoin be the token people buy with cash, but then you have Safecoin, you have Storj, you have Ether, and a bunch of tokens which can be backed by apps or by resources, so you don't even need to do anything other than earn them directly.
Of course having money go in and out in USD is convenient but it's not necessary, it's just convenient. Not every exchange has USD. In fact I would think you should look more to China and Europe than to focusing on USD. People in the USA don't seem interested in buying altcoins or Bitcoin right now.