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General Discussion / Re: Bitshares price discussion
« on: October 02, 2015, 03:13:35 am »id say 24xx max but looking at 2500-2530 as possible pointHit 2507 if it holds then we good other wise low 2400s
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id say 24xx max but looking at 2500-2530 as possible pointHit 2507 if it holds then we good other wise low 2400s
Agreed - though we are working on prospectus and other items in advance for Dublin, so that will be covered.
I love how they attract so much attention, when they have nothing developed...
Such a contact can only be done once if it comes accross that the poerson contacting them is doing so in some official CNX capacity...
...... in general there is absolutely no rush to contact them. They don't have own software and it will take them years to decide on something. All they do is drum up attention by having big names attributed to their brand... My point is that we will probably be in a better position to make the contact once graphene has proven itself and CNX has received some more positive attention.
But some social media buzz directed towards them
A warning to anyone lending out BTS on polo right now:
Normally lending is pretty safe. (Basically you are risking the exchange getting goxxed, just like if you are keeping them on an exchange as normal).
But right now we have a weird scenario where one insane guy (cagara) is trying to borrow and short way more BTS than one person should reasonably have as a position, and more than the market's orderbooks could really handle at one time. Worse, he apparently just keeps adding more to it when it goes against him.
What could happen if BTS starts to rise is this:
BTS buys drive the price up and clear a lot of the sell orders out of the orderbook. Seeing the rise, more sellers pull their orders. Sell side declines significantly.
Cagara's short becomes at a greater loss, and eventually he gets margin called. However, he is short so much that the amount can no longer be filled near the market price, because 6 million or more BTS buy will drive the price up MASSIVELY, especially after some buy clear out a lot of it.
The result is that cagara's margin call might drive the market up so much that his remaining btc is not actually sufficient to buy enough back, leaving him sitting with a BTS short remaining open but no capital.
At this point the lender cannot get their BTS back.
The lending rates are really low right now. You should NOT be taking this risk of the margin liquidation of this insane individual causing him to be unable to repay your lended BTS! I have pulled all my lending BTS (and am withdrawing each day).
Withdrawing lending BTS also keeps him from continuing to suppress the price with more shorts, if everyone does it. At the very least you should be asking for 1-2% daily to cover the risk you are taking, and also bleed him for his manipulation of the BTS price.
In normal situations lending can be a good idea to get a bit of free coins, but this is not a normal situation, and lending at .02% like some people are doing is lunacy.
This was literally RIGHT after a 40 btc dump. So it seems it isnt a lie, he really is short this much.
I believe this would be a low risk very high reward contacthttp://www.bnn.ca/News/2015/9/30/RBC-TD-join-top-banks-in-using-bitcoin-technology.aspx
http://coinyoo.com/2015/09/29/13-top-banks-including-citi-and-bank-of-america-join-r3-blockchain-project/
Seems like R3 is making headways into coordinating blockchain tech with banking legacy technology.
R3 website is http://r3cev.com/ and its headed by David Rutter which uses to be CEO of ICAP (electronic OTP broker for forex/equities)
Anyways it doesnt say what tech R3 uses for its blockchain ledger to enable crypto 2.0/exchanges but is it worth reaching out to him to show what we got and upcoming with bts 2.0? He's the closest to getting the banks on board to anything we have ever had and if we can convince one person it might change the face of the entire project in terms of immediate potential.
Their mission statement is:
"We leverage our members’ decades of experience and deep networks within the financial services community to empower innovators, promote industry collaboration and affect positive market transformation on a global scale."
I would say we are the innovators. Seems r3 would be a good front-facing financial community rep company that would be ideal in interfacing with someome like a back-end blockchain expert based company in cryptonomex
I have reached out via social media and a few mutual contacts. Let's see if we can get a meeting.
We arent investors in any legal sense. If someone approaches anyone it should be made clear what role the person has (bought a counterparty free token in a fundraising campaign and am a community member).
Can we use storj and use bts as a storjx replacement..? If so then yea thats pretty much a working solution ootb. Use bts as the internal currency and have delegates host some storage space to kickstart the usability... once people use it and it needs scaling up then either more delegates can be voted in or ppl can sell their storage space as a peer(if we build it into bts core)I like the concept of allowing people to store data on some peers, and letting the market decide the rate at which the storage costs. This is in contrast to storing on chain or in the cloud, both of which are inefficient or undesired in the later case.I don't see why you would want to bother when Storj will handle it all and you can just use their network. Bitshares can simply integrate with Storj.
Redundancy becomes a major issue so I'd like to hear about this new idea of using delegates perhaps as redundant data servers incase peers shutdown and data "shards" need to be reconstructed.
It actually takes a lot of code to get crowd storage right and two teams are already working on it for years.
It would put increased responsibility and risk on the delegates. It would put new political pressures on Bitshares that it currently doesn't have. It would focus Bitshares in a direction it doesn't need to focus.
Bitshares only needs decentralized storage but it doesn't have to come from the delegates. Storj will work just fine and each user of Bitshares can simply connect to a Storj account somehow.
Why would you bother trying to duplicate Storj?
Can we use storj and use bts as a storjx replacement..? If so then yea thats pretty much a working solution ootb. Use bts as the internal currency and have delegates host some storage space to kickstart the usability... once people use it and it needs scaling up then either more delegates can be voted in or ppl can sell their storage space as a peer(if we build it into bts core)I like the concept of allowing people to store data on some peers, and letting the market decide the rate at which the storage costs. This is in contrast to storing on chain or in the cloud, both of which are inefficient or undesired in the later case.I don't see why you would want to bother when Storj will handle it all and you can just use their network. Bitshares can simply integrate with Storj.
Redundancy becomes a major issue so I'd like to hear about this new idea of using delegates perhaps as redundant data servers incase peers shutdown and data "shards" need to be reconstructed.
It actually takes a lot of code to get crowd storage right and two teams are already working on it for years.
It looks like we are still looking for the new bottom. The price should continue to fall for now.8 days are almost up for your credability