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Offline Voyager_8

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Question: Openledger is a company who runs OpenLedger.info which looks same as how everything looks in the Bitshares Light client in terms of UI etc. Is the Bitshares light client just connecting to Openledger to display a UI? What happens if Openledger.info is hacked and brought down, then nobody can use their Bitshares clients anymore?

Why arent there more alternatives for 'visualising' this decentralised exchange because currently I just see some company running a website (openledger.info) which if it went down we are all screwed? Is it openledger that decides what assets to trade and display in the light client?

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In the top navbar ypu can click your account name to unfold a dropdown that shows all accounts in your open wallet .. if you created a new wallet you can switch over in settings - wallet

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Yes using OpenLedger.

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I have a stupid question...

I opened up a 2nd bitshares account, now I can't get back into the first. Is there a way to 'log out' or combine accounts?

Cryptocurrency is fiddly.

I presume you're using OpenLedger.info, rather than the client download from bitshares.org etc.?
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I have a stupid question...

I opened up a 2nd bitshares account, now I can't get back into the first. Is there a way to 'log out' or combine accounts?

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Seems you havent been 'called' .. bit your call order was partially settled through a manual settlement request and your collateral position was among the smallest ..

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Could some one tell me why I was partially margin called

This is my collateral before settle :



the price of this transaction (248.xxxx) is much lower than "my Call Price"

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It would prevent people from trading OPEN.BTC into BTC.UIA and vice versa... all other markets would still be available

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If someone created a BTC.UIA  with zero trade fee and zero deposit/withdraw fee
Would Openledger be able to do anything stop it trading with their UIAs

I'm pretty sure the answer is no but is there something clever that could be done with blacklisting or transfer freezing that could prevent it?

The answer is yes,  they could blacklist it which would prevent trading.
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If someone created a BTC.UIA  with zero trade fee and zero deposit/withdraw fee
Would Openledger be able to do anything stop it trading with their UIAs

I'm pretty sure the answer is no but is there something clever that could be done with blacklisting or transfer freezing that could prevent it?
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How I can enter my OpenLedger account? I see only sign up, no sign in?

If you already have an account, click on the "Wallet" in the upper left corner.

You can also click in the lock icon in the right upper corner if you want to unlock your wallet.

Offline wishxy

How I can enter my OpenLedger account? I see only sign up, no sign in?

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Were AGS keys used to allocate BitShares only?  Could AGS donors claim anything other than BitShares?
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,23626.msg301149.html#msg301149

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Were AGS keys used to allocate BitShares only?  Could AGS donors claim anything other than BitShares?

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I think the yellow trades were margin calls.

Some operations are virtual because they are triggered from within the blockchain. Examples are fill_order transactions (resulting from matching limit orders), and sometimes cancel_order transactions (to get rid of dust).
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