Wow, excellent work TravelsAsia

Quote from: xeroc on March 27, 2016, 12:50:32 pm

Good timing for a decentralized cryptocurrency

that's the spirit!

the zeitgest is on it

It's unfair of Yunbi to start voting without the consent the people who use their exchange. Did they poll them, how did they determine who to vote for? This smells like determined action from a few select individuals in cooperation with the exchange management. Unless it represents the users on the exchange, it should not have been done, at the minimum they should have given advance warning to the users who held their funds there.

Even so it's not some big conspiracy. Most likely these determined individuals are doing what they think is best for their shares. But who has the best thinking? Best thinking depends on what the goal is, and what background assumptions people have. Should we increase value short term or long term? What makes the marketcap rise? Is there sufficient development without any dilution to sustain confidence in the project?

What worries me about the anti-dilution group is that I see no development or projects coming from that side of the argument. Almost everything that makes BitShares what it is now is coming from CNX and a handful of workers and partners that build on BitShares - from what I have seen their voices are nearly unanimous for at least modest dilution to fund development.

The anti-dilution campaign seem to come from a minority of large stake-holders who place all their faith in a theory that limiting a tiny percent of dilution will somehow magically raise the marketcap, even while vesting is still in action and small actions in new features or marketing can have orders of magnitude larger consequences on marketcap even short term.

We have started our immediate "Official" marketing yesterday.

Poloniex was added to Tradingview.com

If any of you feel like posting BTS trading ideas and so indirectly promote BitShares, you can do it here:
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTSBTC/


So far nobody has any idea were the BTS price is headed

 

Someone take the charge and just do it. 

I'd chip in my Lisk as well 

I studied visual perception at uni and it turns out it's not that hard to approximately reverse engineer what the brain does. That might not seem all that important, until you realize visual perception is like 1/3 of our neocortex, which itself is 2/3 of our brainvolume and is what makes us the intelligent species. Further, the rest of the neocortex is structured similarly to visual perception - not only the other perceptual areas, but also motor areas and areas of higher thought, including language. Connecting the dots...

Great idea