Have you gained further insight into this issue?
How were you affected by the Telegram group bans?
Starting with the Telegram group bans. It is obvious to many, IO Banker is a hinderance with the bitshares community. This becomes a problem across platforms, as differing views and constructive criticism is what drives innovation.
On a more positive note,
Haven spoken to many people online/offline in regards how/why/when they utilize a blockchain has narrowed down one sticky point for sure.
Ease of use was the common denominator.
This leads back to why centralized exchanges such as coinbase and now the btc etf have gained massive volumes. Many older users are simply hesitant to trust themselves with self custody, stating it was too difficult to manage. People are comfortably with what they know, the banking and investment houses as we have today. One user brought up how quickly people's mind will change if they faced banking capital controls such as were instituted in Greece awhile back.
Point blank, Bitshares needs a modern, simple, easy to use UI. One app with the same interface across platforms would be a homerun.
Yeah, the "official" telegram channels are the private property of individuals who wields the admin powers entirely at their own discretion, I wouldn't consider such a ban the official stance of the DEX against you.
I hope the astro ui project can be the building blocks for such an UI, however it still requires computer terminal experience.
Hopefully the Beet and BeetEOS wallets can also replace the difficult to use UIs they disliked too.
It's baffling really, for the "goxxing" and countless fraudulent CEX closing down that people are still content to trust them entirely, I mean 400m BTS was just given up on Binance by balance holders without a peep, that was pretty nuts. The only way I can think it wasn't worth it to people to withdraw is if there were millions of accounts holding tiny amounts of BTS on binance rather than a few large holders.
It is quite interesting however that a month later Binance has barely shifted any of the BTS they "bought" from their users, they now hold just shy of 10% of total supply and at the pace they're selling it'll take years for them to dump it all. So Binance therefore seems to have a multi-year plan for Bitshares.. interesting..
In other news, Binance ex CEO is being sentenced on the 30th April 2024, will it be decades or months? Ready the popcorn..
Topic: Why have you stopped using BitShares? (Read 37114 times)
