Quote from: Graffenwalder on February 25, 2014, 10:27:33 PM
Just seen the preview video, great stuff.

Another question, since xt is a MVP, does it still include inactivity fees? If so how much are they and for what period. Can remember reading this, but unable to find the topic.

In activity fee 5% charged for balances that are not updated at least once per year.   Just transfer it to yourself and avoid the fee.

Just seen the preview video, great stuff.

Another question, since xt is a MVP, does it still include inactivity fees? If so how much are they and for what period. Can remember reading this, but unable to find the topic.

Any chance we can go back to the original topic? Would love to hear more details about the DAC's.

Isn't "time" encoded in the block??

EDIT:
I see your point .. the above block is already confirmed once

Are you a globally trusted source?

Quote from: toast on February 24, 2014, 02:53:09 PM
But "found" status has no timestamp without a trusted source.


protoshared getblock $(protoshared getblockhash $(protoshared getblockcount))

gives a timestamp to me:

{
    "hash" : "000000142fe98fac3b7286ef3ccdbc0af41a0a225712e85d4d2ded7e5d298d64",
    "confirmations" : 1,
    "size" : 228,
    "height" : 56799,
    "version" : 2,
    "merkleroot" : "13833e815f980d80acc0a7a35afae9de9160c14c59972ed0cb5480f8f5ee1deb",
    "tx" : [
        "13833e815f980d80acc0a7a35afae9de9160c14c59972ed0cb5480f8f5ee1deb"
    ],
    "time" : 1393253631,
    "nonce" : 0,
    "bits" : "1d1b9a28",
    "difficulty" : 0.03622848,
    "previousblockhash" : "0000000d464a81a7e61579ac151f6f55a16a2cd1b520d2512d9e179bdbd74d20"
}


Quote from: xeroc on February 24, 2014, 09:36:53 AM

Quote from: racer8 on February 24, 2014, 08:28:25 AM
I'm still a bit confused - will it be the last block found in Feb (and confirmed later) or the last block confirmed in Feb?

I'd go for 'found'

For the purpose of speculation: keep in mind that the timestamp in the blocks are 'chosen' by the miner and are allowed to be off several hour!!

But "found" status has no timestamp without a trusted source.

Quote from: racer8 on February 24, 2014, 08:28:25 AM
I'm still a bit confused - will it be the last block found in Feb (and confirmed later) or the last block confirmed in Feb?

I'd go for 'found'

For the purpose of speculation: keep in mind that the timestamp in the blocks are 'chosen' by the miner and are allowed to be off several hour!!

Quote from: sfinder on February 21, 2014, 09:47:27 PM
this statement is very clear now. By the end of last day of February 2014 at GMT time zone.

I'm still a bit confused - will it be the last block found in Feb (and confirmed later) or the last block confirmed in Feb?

 +5%

Quote from: logramuda on February 20, 2014, 04:15:45 PM


    When you guys Officially come out with BTS.
Make sure  there's a Mac Wallet.
 
    PLEASE consider the Mac users!!! 

(I'm still unable to claim any MMC from my PTS wallet.dat in a working Mac Memorycoin wallet.  :'(

Thanks.

this statement is very clear now. By the end of last day of February 2014 at GMT time zone.

Quote from: Stan on February 21, 2014, 03:01:29 AM

Quote from: crypto_prometheus_81 on February 21, 2014, 02:51:01 AM
Many people are inquiring about the snapshot of the PTS blockchain. (For the BTS genesis block).
I wonder if someone might briefly clarify:

Will it occur on February 28th at 12am GMT? (meaning the beginning of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it occur on March 1st at 12am GMT? (Meaning the end of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it be a snapshot of the final block of the PTS blockchain on the 28th(GMT)?

Thank you in advance!

The last confirmed block in the GMT month of February.

Quote from: crypto_prometheus_81 on February 21, 2014, 02:51:01 AM
Many people are inquiring about the snapshot of the PTS blockchain. (For the BTS genesis block).
I wonder if someone might briefly clarify:

Will it occur on February 28th at 12am GMT? (meaning the beginning of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it occur on March 1st at 12am GMT? (Meaning the end of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it be a snapshot of the final block of the PTS blockchain on the 28th(GMT)?

Thank you in advance!

The last confirmed block in the GMT month of February.

Quote from: crypto_prometheus_81 on February 21, 2014, 02:51:01 AM
Many people are inquiring about the snapshot of the PTS blockchain. (For the BTS genesis block).
I wonder if someone might briefly clarify:

Will it occur on February 28th at 12am GMT? (meaning the beginning of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it occur on March 1st at 12am GMT? (Meaning the end of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it be a snapshot of the final block of the PTS blockchain on the 28th(GMT)?

Thank you in advance!

The snapshot will be of the final block on the 28th (GMT).  It will probably be generated sometime the next day, but when it's generated exactly doesn't really matter.  The crucial point is the last block included.

Many people are inquiring about the snapshot of the PTS blockchain. (For the BTS genesis block).
I wonder if someone might briefly clarify:

Will it occur on February 28th at 12am GMT? (meaning the beginning of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it occur on March 1st at 12am GMT? (Meaning the end of the day on the 28th GMT)
Or Will it be a snapshot of the final block of the PTS blockchain on the 28th(GMT)?

Thank you in advance!

Quote from: Graffenwalder on February 17, 2014, 10:00:27 PM
Hi Adam,

From a noobs perspective I think you're overreacting a bit.

In this fast evolving crypto space, I'd rather see a company adapt and make changes, then just continue the lesser original plan. If the funding with PTS was simply just not enough, then AGS was necessary. Something could be said about how AGS devalued PTS in the short term, but it's to late to reverse. But the value of PTS to BTS and following DAC's hasn't got worse.

So far the decisions made by III seem logical.

I'm going to give this a +5% too.


I think we need to really break this down to the bare bones and keep it simple:  This, is bitcoin2.0;

One has to apply this mindset to investments in PTS/AGS/BTSX, et. al.... and compare how its holding against BTC.  A few months back, I invested half the BTC I owned into the 3I ecosystem; initially got in through mining PTS and then when the coyote pool shut down, buying on the exchanges; eventually converting to AGS (through selling PTS for BTC on an exchange and finally donating BTC for AGS).

Here's where things 'clicked' for me:  From that snapshot, the half of my BTC I let ride - witnessed a 40+% decline; meanwhile, the half invested in PTS, ....then AGS (..and soon to be BTS-X...) has appreciated 12%.  Daniel has mentioned a few times of "thinking in terms of buckets of value" and I really like that perspective.  Long story short, I've experienced much better gains through diversifying my investment portfolio [of cryptocurrencies] by reallocating the 'bucket of value' from BTC to AGS; and that - makes me a happy investor. 

I don't believe this is an instance of 3I, or anyone else, trying to influence the market for short-term returns; or as Adam stated, "fixation on short term value".  I believe this is market feedback to a system that's starting to wake up and begin breathing.  This has so far proven to be a great example of rapid iterations of building minimum viable products, that are operating favorably according to feedback.  Think: Lean Startup - that's the iterative product development process 3I is following, whether consciously or not.  I've been extremely impressed with each of the pivots made in order to maintain and excel value growth.

TL;DR
Keep up the good work, 3I - you guys are working hard and its really starting to show, IMHO - through market feedback and hard data.

-Brian