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Quote from: sidhujag on September 20, 2015, 01:09:16 PM

polo is so refreshing to see after watching months and months of china btc38 dumping and manipulation Wink

so happy to have those chinese whales have to buy higher when all is said and done

ya i was looking at it on polo a few weeks ago around 1700 i should have bought a bunch, it seems it is doing pretty good on polo now i just noticed it went past 2500 sats again Shocked

the price is pretty nice at the moment. I think it'll rise even more once 2.0 is in the wild

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Quote from: sidhujag on September 20, 2015, 01:09:16 PM

polo is so refreshing to see after watching months and months of china btc38 dumping and manipulation Wink

so happy to have those chinese whales have to buy higher when all is said and done

ya i was looking at it on polo a few weeks ago around 1700 i should have bought a bunch, it seems it is doing pretty good on polo now i just noticed it went past 2500 sats again Shocked

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polo is so refreshing to see after watching months and months of china btc38 dumping and manipulation Wink

so happy to have those chinese whales have to buy higher when all is said and done

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Will enjoy watching this go to 4k sat.

Polo is rocking it with the volume these days! First ETH... and now both BTS and ETH at the same time.

you mean 40k? Grin

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Quote from: HalFinneysBrain on September 18, 2015, 12:36:08 PM

Quote from: toknormal on September 17, 2015, 03:18:58 AM

I bought 5 BTC worth of Bitshares back when the price was up at 5k sats. I left it on BTER because I was clueless about how the Bitshares wallet worked (still am) and decided I was more at risk off the exchange than on. Then BTER got hacked. Then it came back and my Bitshares are still there to this day.

You are crazy to leave them at bter. I am pretty sure that bter lost a ton of BTS in the hack and have been running a fractional reserve for months. Most everybody else already withdrew theirs, are you going to be the last guy to withdraw, and find out they have none left?

I still have some BTS on an exchange but haven't withdraw the funds yet because I'm lazy Tongue

Need to transfer those BTS to my paper wallet before something unexpected happens

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Quote from: toknormal on September 17, 2015, 03:18:58 AM

I bought 5 BTC worth of Bitshares back when the price was up at 5k sats. I left it on BTER because I was clueless about how the Bitshares wallet worked (still am) and decided I was more at risk off the exchange than on. Then BTER got hacked. Then it came back and my Bitshares are still there to this day.

You are crazy to leave them at bter. I am pretty sure that bter lost a ton of BTS in the hack and have been running a fractional reserve for months. Most everybody else already withdrew theirs, are you going to be the last guy to withdraw, and find out they have none left?

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they didnt raise rates as i suspected

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Quote from: Abiky on September 16, 2015, 04:45:51 PM

I'll just keep my BTS on my paper wallet until BitShares 2.0 is released. After that, I'll just import it into the new wallet (if it's possible)

I bought 5 BTC worth of Bitshares back when the price was up at 5k sats. I left it on BTER because I was clueless about how the Bitshares wallet worked (still am) and decided I was more at risk off the exchange than on. Then BTER got hacked. Then it came back and my Bitshares are still there to this day.

If they get back above water I might take them off. Maybe the Fed will raise rates today and overnight repo market liquidity will dry up and all the stock buybacks will stop, the valuations will tank, the dependent derivative markets will blow up causing banks to cave and by next week demand for a high liquidity, stable value, elastic, "borrowed into existence" crypto will have skyrocketed.

I might get my bitshares off the exchange at that point Wink

P.S.....

Quote from: StanLarimer on September 16, 2015, 06:13:07 PM

It's been a long time comin'
It's goin' to be a long time gone[/b]

Nosby, Stills and Crash

...here's a very cool version of that track for passing time while we're waiting on said "scenario":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qJw4X6okfQ

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Will enjoy watching this go to 4k sat.

Polo is rocking it with the volume these days! First ETH... and now both BTS and ETH at the same time.

It's been a long time comin'
It's goin' to be a long time gone

Crosby, Stills and Nash
Long Time Gone

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relax...it all happens automatically.. When Bitcoin2.0 launches in October, your coins will be automatically transferred into the new smartchain.

I'll just keep my BTS on my paper wallet until BitShares 2.0 is released. After that, I'll just import it into the new wallet (if it's possible)

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Quote from: spud21 on September 16, 2015, 02:13:25 PM

Quote from: StanLarimer on August 31, 2015, 04:11:42 PM

Is there any plan to start pruning the blockchain after the one second blocks start? Given a few years of that speed the blockchain will become bigger than bitcoin's. The bitcoin devs are already moving in the direction of adopting pruning. The latest wallet lets you remove some bloat after you have downloaded the entire blockchain. BitShares 2.0 could do the same, or take it further.

The architecture supports it and individual nodes could choose to do so without impacting their ability to serve.
We expect most nodes to keep it all, but should all nodes agree to prune, then it would be effectively the same
event as the snapshot and pitch fork that will take place in upgrading from 1.0 to 2.0.

At the rate at which earth shattering innovations are happening in this space, it may be a problem we will never encounter.

But several paths forward are there if we do.

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Quote from: StanLarimer on August 31, 2015, 04:11:42 PM

Quote from: sumantso on August 31, 2015, 03:18:17 PM

Quote from: StanLarimer on August 30, 2015, 12:23:57 PM

“Therefore, rejoice, heaven and you who live there!
But woe to you, land and sea, for the adversary has come down to you,
and he is very angry, because he knows that his time is short!”

Must be tough to be a troll knowing that you have so little time left before 2.0 appears.

I notice trolls are coming out of the woodwork in these last days like insects from a burning log.

Stan, you shouldn't really start tarring every dissenting voice with the troll brush. I know its tough to post here with DE's inane ramblings (who probably should try and prop up his beloved coin), but there are a lot of 'investors' who are aggrieved because of one reason or the other.

The testnet was working decently enough and I see that BM has now shifted to 5 sec blocks which to me is a positive step. While '1 sec blocks' makes for a nice slogan, I wonder how necessary it is. 10 seconds was good enough for me and 5 sec should do the job. I would rather that BM makes a small blockchain which I can download and run a full node rather than rely in a light wallet.

Agreed. I welcome dissenting voices who can explain their dissent coherently like an adult.

The plan is to cut block times gradually for the reasons you stated - from 10s to 5s to 3s to 1s as the code matures.

But once you've used it at 1s its pretty addicting.

As for the stand-alone wallet, that's coming too. But we want to lower the barriers for incoming newbies in the referral pipelines, so web wallets are a key new user on-ramp strategy.

Is there any plan to start pruning the blockchain after the one second blocks start? Given a few years of that speed the blockchain will become bigger than bitcoin's. The bitcoin devs are already moving in the direction of adopting pruning. The latest wallet lets you remove some bloat after you have downloaded the entire blockchain. BitShares 2.0 could do the same, or take it further.

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Quote from: Abiky on September 16, 2015, 06:53:31 AM

I have a concern regarding my current BTS wallet. So far, I have Bitshares stored on my paper wallet (with both public and private keys) Will I be able to transfer those BTS to the new Bitshares 2.0 using my private key? Please help. I'm so confused Huh

yes ofcourse

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Quote from: Abiky on September 16, 2015, 06:53:31 AM

I have a concern regarding my current BTS wallet. So far, I have Bitshares stored on my paper wallet (with both public and private keys) Will I be able to transfer those BTS to the new Bitshares 2.0 using my private key? Please help. I'm so confused Huh

Thanks for asking.

The place to get answers on best practices is on the bitsharestalk.org forum where all the experts hang out.
People there love to help with questions.

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I have a concern regarding my current BTS wallet. So far, I have Bitshares stored on my paper wallet (with both public and private keys) Will I be able to transfer those BTS to the new Bitshares 2.0 using my private key? Please help. I'm so confused Huh

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Quote from: slap on September 16, 2015, 03:03:31 AM

Thanks so much for the advice.

A webwallet, isnt that a 3th party as well?
Having used coinpunk webwallet for some dust btc, I know how easy it is to dont have access to your coins anymore...

Back OT, I will look in to your advice, but still got the former question regarding polo and 2.0 migration.
I might get some of my BTS in a wallet, but still want to trade a bit now and then.
Any thought would be muchly appreciated.

it's a 3rd party indeed. however, you hold your private keys. so it's only temporary, until you migrate to 2.0

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Quote from: slap on September 16, 2015, 03:03:31 AM

Thanks so much for the advice.

A webwallet, isnt that a 3th party as well?
Having used coinpunk webwallet for some dust btc, I know how easy it is to dont have access to your coins anymore...

Back OT, I will look in to your advice, but still got the former question regarding polo and 2.0 migration.
I might get some of my BTS in a wallet, but still want to trade a bit now and then.
Any thought would be muchly appreciated.

Polo will upgrade it's wallet, you are safe to keep them there during the migration.

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Thanks so much for the advice.

A webwallet, isnt that a 3th party as well?
Having used coinpunk webwallet for some dust btc, I know how easy it is to dont have access to your coins anymore...

Back OT, I will look in to your advice, but still got the former question regarding polo and 2.0 migration.
I might get some of my BTS in a wallet, but still want to trade a bit now and then.
Any thought would be muchly appreciated.

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Quote from: slap on September 16, 2015, 02:19:00 AM

Noob question, sorry.
Having lots of BTS at polo, I wonder if I have to do something before the 2.0?
I don't have a wallet, just purchased on the polo exchange.

Will it migrate automatically? Do I need to install a local wallet and withdraw, or can I just let them at polo without worries?
TIA

don't. it's too risky to keep coins with a 3rd party exchange.

how I would do it:

go to wallet.bitshares.org
open an account, make sure to keep backup of your seed words
register an account with the blockchain
go to advanced > download backup (keep it safe!)
send your bitshares to your bts account

importing is very easy, tested it already in the testnet and with my webwallet backup.

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Noob question, sorry.
Having lots of BTS at polo, I wonder if I have to do something before the 2.0?
I don't have a wallet, just purchased on the polo exchange.

Will it migrate automatically? Do I need to install a local wallet and withdraw, or can I just let them at polo without worries?
TIA

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