For sure, you can use testnet to try doing that: http://testnet.bitshares.eu/

http://docs.bitshares.org/testnet/10-create-assets.html

I am not entirely sure, but I assume, procedure should be similar on real bitshares network, but on testnet you can make a mistakes without any costs

Quote from: hcf27 on February 01, 2016, 07:59:42 pm

Any1 knows why the date of the buyback was changed from today to tomorrow 10am?

If you look at Forbes article, 1 day is reserved for placing sell orders, and buybcak starts from 10 am GMT+1

The exchange reveals that it is expected that “any future profits made will be utilized primarily as a market maker on the platform.”

Specifically, the buyback will take place on the base of a minimum 1 million (m) BitShares (BTS), starting from 10.00am GMT+1 (06.00am EDT) on February 2, 2016. Sell orders are expected to be placed on February 1, 2016. (Note: The buyback will also involve an element of Bitcoin (BTC) of around 10%, with 90% being BTS).

http://www.forbes.com/sites/rogeraitken/2016/01/16/cryptocurrency-obits-ending-crowd-sale-with-buyback-dividend-option-adding-fiat-gateway/#7b9012b4207f

article created same day as sharedropping to OBITS holders of 2 BTC

The above time for final buyback was in order for everyone worldwide to have had all day 1st to decide whether to put as sell order or leave for later.

Quote from: uqaz on January 28, 2016, 12:59:00 pm

Ok, that makes sense.

Can you tell us the accumulated value in the first-and-last buy back is how many BTCs?

@uqaz

http://www.obits.io/

1347000 BTS accumulated so far. At 900 satoshis per bts (bts price on Polo atm) that gives ~12.123 BTC