Still waiting on price to adjust.  I'm trying to set up lifetime membership and create a token.  Right now all fees are crazy high including just transfers.  Without the low fees what advantages does this exchange have over others...?

these graphics are very cool. Can I use them for BitShares presentations at Universities? I am there from time to time to get people started with Blockchain and BitShares.

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dantheman73  ·  13 hours ago
We will not be doing a share drop on anyone.

 i wonder what's left for the most fair distribution method then

So long as 'the most fair distribution method' includes BTS 2 shareholders, or that EOS is not a competitor to BTS 2, leaving BitShares 2.0 to carry on running as normal.

Is EOS the next steem? If so, great

Is EOS a replacement for BTS 2? ??!?!!?



I think this is the 3rd scenario where Dan and Stan's titilating and teasing has degraded shareholder confidence.
Which makes bts a less-appealing value proposition to the as-yet-uninvested

I assure you there are sound business reasons for releasing information as fast as we can and no faster.

I point out that any time we get ahead of ourselves and say something that later changes we hear about that even more.

Then there are the wishes of other partners to consider.

Nothing is done in a vacuum.

Regarding the method of releasing information, fair enough. I understand that

BUT the prospect of a complete overhaul of BTS 2.0, into a new system, with a NEW 'fair distribution model' is quite alarming.
I suppose you could argue that BTS 2 shareholders have got what they paid for from Dan already, and that he owes them nothing. True.

But if EOS is a system that completely undermines the wealth of BTS 2 shareholders, then what's to say that Dan won't find cryptonitesupercode language better suited to blockchains in 2 years time? And replaces EOS again?

If Apple took investment from the public to build a iphone 8, built the iphone 8, and then immediately released a newer-shiner iphone 9 that Apple had worked on behind the scenes with their own capital (i.e released a product that is not beholded to the shareholders of iphone .

And then decided to sell the iphone 9 in a 'fair way'. The iphone 8 investors would all be bag holders.

I understand that this analogy has several holes in it but I cant think of a better way to get my concerns across.

I know you can't release certain information; but is 'Don't worry BTS 2 shareholders, we aren't going to fuck you over' that much to ask for?

I understand.  To be clear, I'm not an EOS insider and don't have enough insights to comment.  I'm just saying that as a BTS maximalist, I'm looking for what is the best move for BTS given the advent of EOS.  To me it seems like an opportunity to do a 2.0 -> 3.0 upgrade at some point if for no other reason than to prevent someone else from doing it without a 100% sharedrop on BTS 2.0. 

This is like Microsoft releasing Office on MacOS so that a competitor can't gain traction there.

And I view EOS as an operating system vs BTS as an application.
Although it may be better to say
"BTS is a platform for coins and  EOS is an operating system for platforms", but that's just my outsider's impression.

how do you register via compumatrix? do they offer their own wallet (would explain everything), or do they forward to openledger?

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when you setup a MPA and provide feeds for the stock of your choice

What MPA stands for?

If all they see is negative speculation about their project, how many do you think will stay?  In this case,there are 115,000 new potential BitShares users likely to be stopping by. It this the kind of thread we want them to see?