Update to 0.4.10 Complete.

Votes required to continue producing blocks. 

... we just identified a potential bug and thought it would be better to halt trading than allow the market to do bad things.  Trading will remain suspended until all parties have a stable wallet and we have resolved some known issues.

Will this bug require a hard fork upgrade for delegates?

I think implementing the price feed will stabilize the price at $1 pretty quickly as long as it is done reasonably soon. 

I appreciate the necessity to maintain an accurate peg, both quickly and to term.  I am failing to make the connection between the influence the price feed has on the creation/issuance of the bond you reference. 
-Respectfully

I'm really asking about notion of transfer of incumbency value.

@charleshoskinson
In what direction do you see the incumbency value transferring between PTS/AGS <--> LTC at a specific ratio?  Perhaps three: 50/50, higher and lower.  Bistshares is the incumbent for DPOS technology and LTC is incumbent for altcoin.

How does a given sharedrop scenario benefit PTS/AGS holders more than a direct value transfer of LTC into BTSX through the open market?

Compile @ 74%

Complete.  First block running 0.4.9: 335859

how glad to see this news when I just wake up, thank you very much.

Well earned. Great work!

I think there needs to be a weighting to high reliability. Because 95% reliability is terrible, but the payout isn't much different from having 99.99% reliability (only a 5% difference), so the incentive isn't there to get high reliability. On the other hand, if you make 95% or below = 10%, and 96% = +20%, 97% = +40%, 98% = +60%, 99%=+80%, 99.9% = +100%, this should put the incentive in the right place.

Discussion earlier in this thread include expanding the delegate slate and payout beyond the current 101, perhaps to 150.  Standby delegates #102+ may not have a valid non-zero reliability rate, which may impact payout calculations offered above. 

Current approval rates for delegate #102 drop rapidly from ~6% to ~0.6% for delegate 150.  Interestingly, the sum of approval rate for this lot is ~101% or on average a 1% subsidy per active delegate to support the standby delegates.

I feel expanding the payout delegate pool beyond 101 has merit, as having a node up to date and ready to produce blocks for the network provides value if called upon. 

What are the major differences between /bitshares_toolkit Dry Run 16 and /bitsharesx 0.4.4?

I set my feed in Dry Run 16.  I'm ready on main net as well.  Just need a few more votes to move my delegate up from position #102.