"Bitshares can help new communities/companies with large turnovers or existing virtual currencies transfer over to 0% inflation share systems that are trade-able on crypto-equity exchanges. (The only thing missing is a partnership with a large exchange Crypsty/Bter etc. who would agree to list the crypto equity in exchange for a fee or X% of shares. )

Bitshares would charge a fee in the form of shares for the developers, the exchange listing, and 10% for AGS & PTS. This way these communities can have their own 'BlackCoin' listed and being traded  in a matter of days for little work. 
"

Don't forget that Bithaus is in beta, we are about to have our own exchange.

Pulled lastest bitshares code finally build it on my debian box.
Excited to see that the latest bts_xt_client supports --server and uses ./htdocs as http root. This makes it easier to put my code just at ./htdocs. Will play with that if I find some time.
RPC tricks:
You need to go through the below steps to send xts:
1. openwallet()
2. walletpassphrase('<<send password>>')
3. sendtoaddress('address', {"amount":<number>,"unit":0},'comment')

From RPC commands, I don't find how to retrieve latest transactions but I can try to simulate it by directly using getblock and get_transaction.
My config.json:
{"rpc":{"rpc_user":"user","rpc_password":"pwd","rpc_endpoint":"0.0.0.0:0","httpd_endpoint":"0.0.0.0:9091","htdocs":"./htdocs"},"ignore_console":false}

thanks

Quote from: bytemaster on April 24, 2014, 08:47:08 pm

EVERYTHING with an existing meaning is regulated...

Lets slice the Gordian Knot* in half, lets invent a new word and put the meaning we want in... in Greek it is easy... history has proove that!
And it is easy most times to get spelled naturaly internationally... because believe me "sovereign" is not easy to speak out from different countrys they don't speak English....

* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordian_Knot

  agreed, better to use phonetically simple and newly formed words. No one new what WiFi, Paypal or Kleenix was or meant, now they are household words. Three word/letter acronyms are very IBM, ATT, EDS.. boo hiss

Quote from: unimercio on April 24, 2014, 10:50:45 am

What we are without using regulatory red flag labels (credit union, coop, bank, IPO, etc..)

How is "coop" a red flag label ?

I also would've guessed it was not regulated, but it is:

http://www.sba.gov/content/cooperative   

If I may indulge my inner Yoda for a moment.

Ironic we, a gathering of sovereigns seeking tags and flags to wave

IM(H?)O

If, we are to be free men? Why waste precious energy on finding appropriate ways to label ourselves.
Let our actions, deeds and results speak for us.

Why announce ourselves with labels that can be used by authority to slam us to the ground in our infancy.

The task is to define:

What we are without using regulatory red flag labels (credit union, coop, bank, IPO, etc..)
How we operate so even the least informed/capable will grasp it and tell others.
Why we are to be considered as an alternate to our competitor(s)

Strike the labels, they only bring scrutiny and confusion by inviting weak comparisons. Better we lead by creating new words and definitions, promptly followed by manifest examples.

I3 can stand behind a veil of abstraction as a software provider. But, the independent DAC operator will face a $hit storm of jurisdiction relevant challenges head on. Better we navigate in uncharted waters than known shoals.

Hey everyone!

We have listed Bitshares to our price index!

come over and enjoy Bravenewcoin.com, its free , has an awesome conversion tool, plus embeddable price tickers coming soon.

Lots more features on the way too.

Thanks!

let us know feedback!

Thanks BNC

I agree with Luckybit, we should not be cheering for failure - we WANT them to succeed because it sets a precedent for our success.

I wish them well, as I wish my neighbor selling his house for twice what it's worth.