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Marketplace / Re: 50 PTS - Lets Talk Bitcoin Radio Ad Bounty [ACTIVE]
« on: March 12, 2014, 10:46:44 pm »
Hello Everyone,

I have worked up a 30 second radio script and should have it produced by end of this week (working spare time into my already busy schedule). Once it's produced I'll post it on the forum for people to voice their opinion.

I'm also taking the context of the same 30 second spot and making a more elaborate and detailed 60 second spot.
The thing with 30 second spots is time is very limited!!! You'll only be able to work in 50-60 words within that time, even talking FAST!!!

I'm also trying out some other side projects with cartoon animation software. Since I've never used animation software before, this should be interesting!! LOL
My whole goal with the animation is to get a good, clear, understandable story/tutorial of what cypto-currency is. Also, I plan to show how BitShares fits into the whole picture, what it is, and how it's going to benefit the financial world.

If anyone else out there is good with animation and can dedicate more time to create it, other than myself?! I'd be more than happy to give out my ideas and thoughts to help collaborate such a project!





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Marketplace / Re: 50 PTS - Lets Talk Bitcoin Radio Ad Bounty [ACTIVE]
« on: March 07, 2014, 08:00:01 pm »
Thank you MrJeans!! That's a great script to work from!
I guess the main question of this should be "who" are we trying to target initially?
Mainstream users, Developers, miners, investors???
Ideally the answer should be all the above, but with limited time in the spots, a main target audience needs to be clarified.
IMO the marketing strategy should get broken down into "stages".
Stage 1 - Create add to market to Developers (get more potential application development into the Bitshare protocol)
Stage 2 - Create add to target Investors (AGS, BTC, PTS donations)
Stage 3 - Create add to target potential Miners (ROI potential, etc)
Stage 4 - Create add to target the Main Stream user (ex. go after just end users that aren't classified above)

Any input and suggestions/criticism would be awesome!!!

The sooner we get a clear vision, or direction with this; the more potent the ads can become!!! Must have a CLEAR message!





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Technical Support / Re: Easy to explain Wallet Transfers???
« on: March 05, 2014, 12:50:41 pm »
Thanks for the replies guys!
I have donated towards AGS and I also have PTS shares in my old wallet. That's why I needed some clarification on how to do this without screwing everything up and possibly loosing current PTS.


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Technical Support / Easy to explain Wallet Transfers???
« on: March 05, 2014, 12:02:09 am »
Hey guys,
I must be missing something? Usually this forum has good info and instructions to get something done, but I can't seem to find a reliable source/thread that explains the necessary steps to transfer from the old Protoshares-qt wallet to the new BitShares PTS Wallet.
Could anyone please help me out with any links for directions?
Thank You!

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Marketplace / Re: 50 PTS - Lets Talk Bitcoin Radio Ad Bounty [ACTIVE]
« on: February 27, 2014, 05:24:24 am »
Is this closed yet?
If not, is there an available script or context sheet to work off of?
I have my family's Ad agency at my disposal with 30+yrs in radio, and production studio.

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General Discussion / Re: New hardware for DAC's
« on: February 27, 2014, 05:05:57 am »
Awesome.
Thanks for the input!
Was curious what he was implying  ;D

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Great work on the chart!!
Below is a suggestion I did to the original that may help to look less cluttered?!
I like idea behind the bolts, but they take up to much real estate and maybe adding the "cameras" will make it easier/quicker to understand the chart flow.
I just used MS Paint to show my idea...


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General Discussion / New hardware for DAC's
« on: February 27, 2014, 03:24:00 am »
In one of the article links found in the EASY MONEY: posts....
I happen to read this one... http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2014/01/computer-corporations
What caught my attention was this quote..
"Lots of people will throw the term [DACs] around without really understanding it," says Mike Hearn, a Google engineer and Bitcoin developer. He prefers the term "autonomous agent" as a more useful metaphor. For such agents to exist, he says, "you need trusted computing to work well and it never has. So it'd require new hardware to be deployed."
Can anyone explain what he means by "require new hardware"?
Is he alluding that it's going to take more network hashing power, aka needing more miners? Or does he literally mean NEW HARDWARE?
Anyone on the inside track able to help out with this answer?
Peace!

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BitShares PTS / Re: [ANN] ypool.net - Fast PTS pool
« on: February 27, 2014, 02:21:33 am »
my question is... how do they know what the correct payout ratio should be per share?
Yes, they should allow a "0" threshold for PTS temporarily, then kick it back to normal 2 days later.

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We will probably launch a new TaPOS chain to replace PTS after it hits 2 million mined.
I'm sure this subject has come up in recent past? If not... for some reason, is there anything in the works to help incentivize miners and future PTS holds, outside of the 1% inflation. I'll try to break down my thoughts...
The whole concept of this experiment (PTS, AGS, BTS, etc.) IMO is attempting to mimic real life companies inside the digital world, being paid through shares and not "coins".
I thought I had read somewhere that PTS, at some point, would get eliminated from the market and BitX & AGS would take over. Is this true??
If it is... that's a shame. I think it would kill community trust, confidence and incentive to support any future, or current DACs.
I believe that the structure of this experiment should take on more of a "Berkshire Hathaway" structure. Where as there is one main "company" (PTS), and it has a stake in multiple sub-companies (AGS, BitX, etc.).
I know it's already set up this way, kind of, but without having a clear and concise backbone to this, I think its just shooting ourselves in the foot.
So in my mind, keeping PTS as the backbone and not injecting more PTS shares into the market after the 2million has been mined would be ideal. And it would help PTS rare in the market place, hence increasing value over time.
So, how do we keep the PTS transaction network up and running, idk...is it possible to piggy back PTS transactions with BitX and have BitX as the "currency" and mining incentive?
I'm probably incoherent  with what I'm saying, but with so many approaches and possible directions to this, and trying to sum up in 10mins.... well... ;)

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BitShares PTS / Re: [ANN] ypool.net - Fast PTS pool
« on: February 25, 2014, 02:02:11 am »
Thanks NoVaMiner for the reply.
I'm also using NaN's clpts v 0.2.2
Would you mind PM'ing me you batch settings (minus your username)? So I can see how yours set up.
I currently have the 7950's at 1025/1500, 7850 at 975/1300 and the r7's at 875/1000
I would think I could get these over the 6k c/m mark?

The only option I have set is "-t 0,0".  I fiddled with overclocking the processor and memory, but only got minor improvements.  The only setting I change on the card is to run the fan up to 80%.

Thanks Nova. I think I tried that already. Will try that setting after the 28th  8)

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BitShares PTS / Re: [ANN] ypool.net - Fast PTS pool
« on: February 23, 2014, 04:18:37 pm »
Thanks NoVaMiner for the reply.
I'm also using NaN's clpts v 0.2.2
Would you mind PM'ing me you batch settings (minus your username)? So I can see how yours set up.
I currently have the 7950's at 1025/1500, 7850 at 975/1300 and the r7's at 875/1000
I would think I could get these over the 6k c/m mark?


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BitShares PTS / Re: [ANN] ypool.net - Fast PTS pool
« on: February 23, 2014, 06:07:55 am »
Hey all!
I just recently started mining on ypool.
Just wanted to get some feed back please....
I'm averaging about 5,480 collisions/min. I have 2-HD7950's, 1- HD7850 and 2- R7 240's running.
Is this a good collisions/min. for this set up? Or should I be getting higher rates?
I averaged 1.7 Mh/s with other scrypt miners.
I thought I read some where that collisions/min should read like kh/s. Is this tru?
Thanks for any feedback!

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