每天就见你抱怨这抱怨那，有那么多时间去多学习学习不是很好吗。
多了解一下DPOS你就不会连这么无知的问题都还拿来论坛问了。

UIA as tips.

There is a small exchange in China called YUNBI https://yunbi.com/?lang=en providing BTS/CNY and BitCNY/CNY trading pairs. It issued a bitasset YUN which can be found and traded in BTS wallet easily.

You will get YUN for free when you make a deposit in YUNBI. Things become interesting after you link your Weibo (you can see it as the twitter in China) with your YUNBI account. Every time you post a weibo saying you want to sent a specific amount of YUN to someone, the YUN will be transferred from your YUNBI account to his, even if he doesn't has an account in YUNBI (the YUN will be reserved for him till he creates an account and link it to Weibo).

With YUN you can buy something from YUN store, like coffer, mug, T-shirt, Iphone, Kindle,etc.

BitCNY/BitUSD/BitBTC can be easily implemented to this tipping system.

It would be great if we have similar things on twitter/reddit/bitsharestalk.

Quote from: heyD on January 07, 2015, 10:27:27 am

in fact, techically speaking at this moment you don't need 51% of stake to attack BTS, 16% are enough. if you have that much stake you can vote all of your 101 delegates in, which means you take full control of the whole dpos network since right now the delegate which gains most votes is only supported by less than 16% stake. when you do so, you can have all of your delegates disabled block production.

or with a 10% stake you can control over the half of delegates and sign on a alternative "main" chain (?)

yes, I think so. with 10% stake you can control 57 delegates at this moment, then reject all the blocks signed by the rest 44 delegates and also exclude the transactions which don't vote for you. but we are only talking about this technically.

in fact, techically speaking at this moment you don't need 51% of stake to attack BTS, 16% are enough. if you have that much stake you can vote all of your 101 delegates in, which means you take full control of the whole dpos network since right now the delegate which gains most votes is only supported by less than 16% stake. when you do so, you can have all of your delegates disabled block production.

voted.

Where Fees Go

All fees paid in BTS are accumulated into a fund that is gradually paid out to all delegates over two weeks. When a delegate produces a block they are entitled to a percentage of the fund which is then adjusted by their delegate pay rate. A delegate with 100% pay will receive the full amount, where as a delegate with 0% will burn the full amount they are entitled to. When BTS is burned this is similar to returning the value to the shareholders. We can therefore summarize it as all BTS fees are paid to delegates or returned to shareholders.

Maybe I have missed something here. Are the bold words still in effect? In my memory the delegates are paid with the inflated BTS, rather than the collected fees.

I see the people here arguing with Stan are NOT asking for more DVS.

The messages they are trying to deliver are:
1.  PTS has been 'dead' since 11.05. This is the only snapshot date for PTS after then regarding the 'official' DACs like DevShares.
2.  Bytemaster said in one post that DevShares would respect 11.05 snapshot for PTS.
3.  Message 2 was widely spreaded around both English and Chinese community.
4.  Actually Stan/developers/3I (I don't know whom I should put here ) failed to follow message 2.
5.  Stan didn't want to admit the fault and tried to defend himself by a reason which is not so reasonable and surely not accepted by them.

In a word, they hate someone always dance around the questions.

I, for one, think what they are trying to fight for is reasonable.