Anybody checked Bter and BTC38 recently? Even their IOUs in BTSX are trading with a market cap of $20-25 million. This sucker's going to debut much higher than some folks think.

The IOUs are the only way to get BTSX right now. The supply is very limited at the moment. Once actual BTSX floods the market it will go down, just like ANY other IPO that debuts on an exchange. Then it should resume its course higher, given no major setbacks. I think there will be opportunities to get in on the cheap once more after we go live.

I get where you are going with this, but I'm not sure that just because you guys call it donation, it is so.

Definition of donation is as follows:

something that is given to a charity, especially a sum of money.
"a tax-deductible donation of $200"
synonyms:   gift, contribution, present, pledge, handout, grant, offering; care package; formalbenefaction; historicalalms
"a tax-deductible donation"
the action of donating something.

Are you a charity? Are PTS/BTC donations tax deductible? Also if there is "honoring PTS/AGS" by getting a % in return, this is no longer a charitable effort, is it?

Don't get me wrong - I think the ludicrous rules we live by are overlapping so much, it's like a house of cards, about to collapse. But I thought this wasn't concerning you anymore since you moved the ownership of the donated addresses to a country favoring your plans.

I've already suggested we make AGS liquid that way. But it's important to note that it won't be a BitAsset, rather just an asset.

We have identified the cause of the connection issues:  memory leak that is causing us to not free up file handles on the sockets.    Now that we know the problem it is now just a matter of finding out why it is occurring.

In the mean time that means delegates should probably reset their node a couple of times per day to maintain connectivity for everyone.

This will likely be fixed tonight or tomorrow.

FWIW - mine has been running fine on Windows now and only using 167MB of RAM. (Granted I have 32GB of RAM, but it's not even close to using it).
So I am not seeing evidence of a memory leak. However on the file handles - that is quite possible. Process explorer was showing peak of over 2000 handles (but I think that includes GDI handles)

My bad, for some reason I thought it was a discussion about what asset names to reserve. But didn't realize it's only BitAssets. Thanks for clarification.

Invictus honored PTS which is liquid. This is now silly, or I don't understand legal well enough.

Either way. I've been pushing for AGS being liquid, mostly because I don't like the idea of entering the same private key in all the programs that come out.

^Try shutting off block production and rescan.

Did that. Now it started locking up. Restarted it and now it does this: