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Quote from: markus124 on April 27, 2016, 09:48:24 AM

Quote from: Selsonblue on April 17, 2016, 12:57:40 AM

I have an account on open ledger and was trying to deposit bitcoin into open.btc to participate in an ICO. Now I the CCEDK btc deposit links were not working earlier for some reason, so I tried to deposit into the Metaexchange btc gateway address... but now I am not able to locate where this transaction is. Bitcoin has not shown up, and it was approved and went through from my wallet.

If anyone has any experience or knowledge behind this, I would really appreciate some help here.

I have a similar problem I wanted to deposit in ccedk.escrow but i end up sending some btc to openledger-wallet. Where the btc ended and can i get them back? LOL Grin

Help me if u can please.

contact openledger.info support. they should be able to help you

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Quote from: Selsonblue on April 17, 2016, 12:57:40 AM

I have an account on open ledger and was trying to deposit bitcoin into open.btc to participate in an ICO. Now I the CCEDK btc deposit links were not working earlier for some reason, so I tried to deposit into the Metaexchange btc gateway address... but now I am not able to locate where this transaction is. Bitcoin has not shown up, and it was approved and went through from my wallet.

If anyone has any experience or knowledge behind this, I would really appreciate some help here.

contact support they solved my problem. U cant talk to them online in their website. They take sometime to answer.

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Quote from: Selsonblue on April 17, 2016, 12:57:40 AM

If anyone has any experience or knowledge behind this, I would really appreciate some help here.

Hello,
Did your issue resolve?

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I have an account on open ledger and was trying to deposit bitcoin into open.btc to participate in an ICO. Now I the CCEDK btc deposit links were not working earlier for some reason, so I tried to deposit into the Metaexchange btc gateway address... but now I am not able to locate where this transaction is. Bitcoin has not shown up, and it was approved and went through from my wallet.

If anyone has any experience or knowledge behind this, I would really appreciate some help here.

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Quote from: favdesu on April 16, 2016, 01:09:00 PM

Quote from: Abiky on April 16, 2016, 12:52:59 PM

It is rather disappointing since, I thought that you would be able to earn dividends (which would be from the fees earned from each transaction within the BTS blockchain) similar to Bleutrade exchange which has Bleutrade Shares. If that could happen to BTS 2.0, then that would be pretty cool.

you can actually earn money via the referral system check http://favs.pw/bitshares-how-to-earn-money-with-the-referral-program/

Cool. This was something that I didn't know about BTS. It also makes a great way for BTS users to refer other into the network, and thus increase adoption and awareness. Your guide is very detailed and will help me go through this process. Thanks for sharing this mate. Wink

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Quote from: Abiky on April 16, 2016, 12:52:59 PM

It is rather disappointing since, I thought that you would be able to earn dividends (which would be from the fees earned from each transaction within the BTS blockchain) similar to Bleutrade exchange which has Bleutrade Shares. If that could happen to BTS 2.0, then that would be pretty cool.

you can actually earn money via the referral system check http://favs.pw/bitshares-how-to-earn-money-with-the-referral-program/

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Quote from: favdesu on April 16, 2016, 12:48:54 PM

Quote from: Abiky on April 16, 2016, 12:37:22 PM

@favdesu Do you happen to know if I would get paid dividends by holding my BitShares? I've heard that this could be done with BitAssets, but I'm not sure if it also works with the core asset (BTS). Huh

you don't earn dividends for BTS (or assets). you can participate in creation of bitassets - but don't ask me how

that's a question for bitsharestalk

Thanks for your reply. I guess, I was looking in an outdated article (which happened to be BTS v1).

Link to the article: http://www.coindesk.com/bitshares-p2p-trading-platform-to-offer-dividends-on-bitcoins/

It is rather disappointing since, I thought that you would be able to earn dividends (which would be from the fees earned from each transaction within the BTS blockchain) similar to Bleutrade exchange which has Bleutrade Shares. If that could happen to BTS 2.0, then that would be pretty cool.

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Quote from: Abiky on April 16, 2016, 12:37:22 PM

@favdesu Do you happen to know if I would get paid dividends by holding my BitShares? I've heard that this could be done with BitAssets, but I'm not sure if it also works with the core asset (BTS). Huh

you don't earn dividends for BTS (or assets). you can participate in creation of bitassets - but don't ask me how

that's a question for bitsharestalk

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Quote from: duplan on April 14, 2016, 01:44:27 PM

I'd take it for what it is, an incredible moment of opportunity to get a good share of BTS at true bargain pricing.
Back then, fewer coins were around … BitShares have also evolved in its vast entirety - since its first appearance.
Now, we have one of the best developed & maturing platforms in the entire crypto- and blockchain based activity.
Let's remember well BitShares just started out in 2014, and in this short time a lot of good things have happened.
The currently awesome entry level prices might not last for much longer, sometimes we already tickle up by a lot,
eventually, a new price level will be reached and find consolidation. For now, it's quite easy to buy cheap and roll
with our Decentralised Conglomerate, Openledger, the many wonderful features of BitShares. It's just beginning …

Those are good words you said there my friend. BitShares is pretty undervalued, I would say due to its features and advanced platform. The decentralized exchange (OpenLedger) and fast transactions make it a very useful crypto with a fair advantage over most alt coins out there. It would certainly make a great companion alongside with Ethereum to make the perfect digital economy system.

Maybe in a couple of years, we will see BTS get the attention it deserves. And once that happens, i'd bet there would be more demand for it and thus price will increase like skyrocket. Just my opinion. Grin

@favdesu Do you happen to know if I would get paid dividends by holding my BitShares? I've heard that this could be done with BitAssets, but I'm not sure if it also works with the core asset (BTS). Huh

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Quote from: coinut on April 15, 2016, 05:51:27 PM

I downloaded the wallet made an account and checked it out, was going to deposit some bts from a exchange but I couldn't find where my address is to deposit to

here's a get started with many newbie friendly tutorials http://favs.pw/get-started/

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Quote from: coinut on April 15, 2016, 05:51:27 PM

I downloaded the wallet made an account and checked it out, was going to deposit some bts from a exchange but I couldn't find where my address is to deposit to

Your account name is your address, be sure to test with small amount first.

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I downloaded the wallet made an account and checked it out, was going to deposit some bts from a exchange but I couldn't find where my address is to deposit to

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Quote from: Xosihc on April 14, 2016, 04:04:44 AM

Hello, I was wondering if there is anyone out there that could answer a question for me? I got back into cryptos in early 2016 here after taking a 12-16 month break and BTS was one of the first projects I was reading into and thought "this is really cool".
My question is regarding the price history and I'm curious why it's been on a slow decline from basically .00009 a couple years ago to now .000011 when it seems like the tech has only gotten better? Did it just come out of the gate super over hyped? Did the public just decide to pump the coin? Or is there a story to why it's worth basically 10% of what it used to be a few years ago?
Thanks in advance for anyone's time who responds.

I'd take it for what it is, an incredible moment of opportunity to get a good share of BTS at true bargain pricing.
Back then, fewer coins were around … BitShares have also evolved in its vast entirety - since its first appearance.
Now, we have one of the best developed & maturing platforms in the entire crypto- and blockchain based activity.
Let's remember well BitShares just started out in 2014, and in this short time a lot of good things have happened.
The currently awesome entry level prices might not last for much longer, sometimes we already tickle up by a lot,
eventually, a new price level will be reached and find consolidation. For now, it's quite easy to buy cheap and roll
with our Decentralised Conglomerate, Openledger, the many wonderful features of BitShares. It's just beginning …

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Quote from: Xosihc on April 14, 2016, 04:04:44 AM

Hello,

I was wondering if there is anyone out there that could answer a question for me? I got back into cryptos in early 2016 here after taking a 12-16 month break and BTS was one of the first projects I was reading into and thought "this is really cool".

My question is regarding the price history and I'm curious why it's been on a slow decline from basically .00009 a couple years ago to now .000011 when it seems like the tech has only gotten better? Did it just come out of the gate super over hyped? Did the public just decide to pump the coin? Or is there a story to why it's worth basically 10% of what it used to be a few years ago?

Thanks in advance for anyone's time who responds.

I'd say it was lack of promotion. the tech is superior to most if not all coins at the time / at the moment

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Hello

Hello,

I was wondering if there is anyone out there that could answer a question for me? I got back into cryptos in early 2016 here after taking a 12-16 month break and BTS was one of the first projects I was reading into and thought "this is really cool".

My question is regarding the price history and I'm curious why it's been on a slow decline from basically .00009 a couple years ago to now .000011 when it seems like the tech has only gotten better? Did it just come out of the gate super over hyped? Did the public just decide to pump the coin? Or is there a story to why it's worth basically 10% of what it used to be a few years ago?

Thanks in advance for anyone's time who responds.

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Quote from: jwinterm on April 09, 2016, 09:29:25 PM

Quote from: Abiky on April 07, 2016, 02:26:35 PM

Quote from: favdesu on April 07, 2016, 11:18:44 AM

thank you very much

coming next are stealth transfers (enhanced privacy yay!)

That sounds very interesting. I think this is a new features of BitShares, since I have never heard about it before. Sounds like it will be similar to Monero's ring signatures I guess. Looking forward to read more about this once your guide is ready.

It's actually much more like Monero's stealth addresses, and not at all like Monero's ring signatures.

Thanks for your reply. Just in case, do you happen to know where I could keep up to date with BTS development, like the features that are currently being worked on and the ones that are coming up next? Features like the stealth addresses makes BTS very handy, but I would definitely like to know more about planned features for the platform. Perhaps a road map will suffice? Roll Eyes

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Quote from: Abiky on April 07, 2016, 02:26:35 PM

Quote from: favdesu on April 07, 2016, 11:18:44 AM

thank you very much

coming next are stealth transfers (enhanced privacy yay!)

That sounds very interesting. I think this is a new features of BitShares, since I have never heard about it before. Sounds like it will be similar to Monero's ring signatures I guess. Looking forward to read more about this once your guide is ready.

It's actually much more like Monero's stealth addresses, and not at all like Monero's ring signatures.

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Quote from: favdesu on April 07, 2016, 11:18:44 AM

thank you very much

coming next are stealth transfers (enhanced privacy yay!)

That sounds very interesting. I think this is a new features of BitShares, since I have never heard about it before. Sounds like it will be similar to Monero's ring signatures I guess. Looking forward to read more about this once your guide is ready.

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Quote from: Abiky on April 06, 2016, 03:45:20 PM

Quote from: favdesu on April 03, 2016, 05:02:01 AM

here's a get started with bitshares and newbie friendly tutorials http://favs.pw/get-started/

Thanks to this guide, I was able to learn more about BitShares like Proxy Voting and how to become a delegate. Also, I got a better understanding of how OpenLedger works. This is a very ideal guide for those who are starting into BitShares and even those who still need a better understanding of the platform. I'm looking forward for more exciting things to happen into BTS.

thank you very much

coming next are stealth transfers (enhanced privacy yay!)

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Quote from: favdesu on April 03, 2016, 05:02:01 AM

here's a get started with bitshares and newbie friendly tutorials http://favs.pw/get-started/

Thanks to this guide, I was able to learn more about BitShares like Proxy Voting and how to become a delegate. Also, I got a better understanding of how OpenLedger works. This is a very ideal guide for those who are starting into BitShares and even those who still need a better understanding of the platform. I'm looking forward for more exciting things to happen into BTS.

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