I have uncovered a problem with the AGS explorer allocation. Some of my AGS donations are not accounted for.

Here is my PTS wallet output:
http://www1.agsexplorer.com/balances/PiunA5mHJkWYKRcyjT2jVwAefRQqD4NwGf?view=merged

It shows that I have 94 AGS. The AGS explorer has shown 94 AGS since the summer. Back in June I thought it was a glitch that would eventually fix itself. So haven't bothered to check it over the past few months.

The problem is that I actually have 1071.27184719 AGS in my wallet.

getagsbalance returns 1071.27184719

I have an export of my PTS wallet showing the dates and amounts of my AGS donations:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxUIqKk5A76DLVduX2JYWERjTFU/view?usp=sharing

The donation dates and amounts recorded in my wallet are not reflected in the AGS explorer link above.

I discovered the problem today when I downloaded the Key ID and imported my PTS wallet in preparation for the Nov 5 merger.  I received about 94,000 DNS in my Key ID account.

But I actually have over a thousand AGS, so shouldn't I have something over a million DNS?

Seems like a problem.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxUIqKk5A76DLVduX2JYWERjTFU/view?usp=sharing

Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne
Recorded May 16, 2014 at BITCOIN 2014 in Amsterdam, Holland.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkf04kQw1YU#t=59m17s

(@ 59:17)

Question: "When is Overstock going to move their shares over to the blockchain?"

Byrne:

"Funny you say that.... I would consider issuing a security... just to get the first bitcoin security or blockchain security out there. I am also exploring the possibility... we're listed on NASDAQ, but can we be dual-listed....it's possible in the states you can be listed on more than one exchange... I believe we could list on a blockchain kind of exchange. And I have some lawyers... they're talking to two different parties. And if anyone here has a technology or has a solution, call collect. But I would love... at the very list to take our current NASDAQ-traded security and dual-list it... and I would also be interested... in issuing a bond or something... and be the first to list this kind of security."

I would guess his lawyers are talking to Mastercoin and/or XCP developers.

Here's a backgrounder on Patrick Byrne:
http://www.wired.com/2014/02/rise-fall-rise-patrick-byrne/

He and his lawyers need to know about Bitshares.

IRS bitcoin guidance: every transaction must be reported annually as capital gain or loss.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf?utm_source=3.31.2014+Tax+Alert&utm_campaign=3.31.14+Tax+Alert&utm_medium=email

If Keyhotee is my wallet, then it could track my payments and run an IRS-compliant program that calculates my capital gain or loss at the time of sale. At the end of the year, I can print out a full accounting report and use it for tax preparation.

Lemons to lemonade.