Thankyou.  As for openmuse I couldn't find that on CCEDK

OpenMuse does it a bit different. They handle the entire transaction inside the client via the Deposit/Withdraw screens. On/off ramps, bridges, and client integrations are all at different stages of refinement. It's a bit rough at first but not too bad.

There is a tab in the wallet called "Deposit/Withdraw". With that you can utilize an on/off ramp service such as CCEDK to exchange a token on one chain for a token on the other.

Is it OpenMUSE or similar that you have on the BTS chain?

Ryan is not Rune correct? He seems to be the most active developer next to toast  on the project?

Correct. Ryan is a machine that converts caffeine into code.

do we have any chance to save this name for our purposes ?

A vast amount of prior art. With the blockchain no one can dispute the early uses. However, at least in the US, money talks - as shown in this case: http://www.nissan.com/Lawsuit/The_Story.php

Thanks riverhead I need to improve the caching layer.. but witness votes are fixed for now. Do you still see the rounding issue?

Rounding still an issue. Just need to look at a Muse balance in both the client and on Crypyofresh. For most purposes the rounding isn't a problem - I can still see transfers and don't need to see them in fine precision.

To turn my broken record player back on: This isn't a short game. It's not Stealth or nothing or MAS or nothing. It's a linear implementation of features. Until another software house gets up to speed on Graphene we'll just have to live with a serialized development path. This isn't ideal but it's not devastating. People have been saying since the start that we need feature x, y, or z next week or we'll lose first mover advantage. In my humble opinion as long as development keeps moving forward we'll eventually get everything we want. I don't see any "or" options here just "which order".

No one wants another software house to step up more than CNX. There is a lot of work they could be doing for a lot more money but, and again this is my uninformed opinion, they are held back by their desire to see BTS succeed and the lack of anyone else willing and/or able to work on the protocol.

So I just finished HTML/CSS and Javascript programs on codecademy... I'm also following the "learn javascript properly" from javascriptissexy.com as I just bought the suggested text book.

Anyone still doing the codecademy thing?

I'll likely do JavaScript over the holidays since I have the time.

The witness page is out of sync (votes don't match what I see in the client). Also, there is some issue with how the muse is being displayed. It's rounded to the nearest 10 it looks like.


Great work on the site as a whole. Keep it up!