Why after upgrading the wallet, my balance becomes zero
You might have a problem with incomplete blockchain history, you coins are moves to "stake" or you did delete your wallet file and replaced it with a new one. 
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May 14, 2014, 08:47:41 AM
May 14, 2014, 08:43:21 AM
Why after upgrading the wallet, my balance becomes zero
You might have a problem with incomplete blockchain history, you coins are moves to "stake" or you did delete your wallet file and replaced it with a new one. 
May 14, 2014, 08:42:49 AM
I think that feeshares work more like a true ipo share.
youll get a percentage of profits for a feeshare which will be a percentage of the stake as well.
The 20000 used to buy the feeshares will be used to fund the bonus stake on exchanges along with the purchase of btc from the multipool.
I believe that for the most part buying feeshares is similar to going long on the prosperity of the exchange.
thinking that your feeshares will change in worth at the same rate as sharecoins would be foolish.
although you could think of them as a bond you can buy with sharecoins if they ever become tradeable
youll get a percentage of profits for a feeshare which will be a percentage of the stake as well.
The 20000 used to buy the feeshares will be used to fund the bonus stake on exchanges along with the purchase of btc from the multipool.
I believe that for the most part buying feeshares is similar to going long on the prosperity of the exchange.
thinking that your feeshares will change in worth at the same rate as sharecoins would be foolish.
although you could think of them as a bond you can buy with sharecoins if they ever become tradeable
May 14, 2014, 08:06:15 AM
Why after upgrading the wallet, my balance becomes zero
Did it become into stake？
May 14, 2014, 08:05:40 AM
Why after upgrading the wallet, my balance becomes zero
did you wait the blockchain download ?
May 14, 2014, 08:01:30 AM
Why after upgrading the wallet, my balance becomes zero
May 14, 2014, 07:59:53 AM
As far as I'm aware, your FeeShares generate ShareCoin interest just as holding ShareCoin does. So 1 FeeShare will generate 6,000 ShareCoin's in the first year (potentially 12,000 if they generate 60% in year one because they are held in the exchange). You will also get 0.001% of SharexCoin's profits paid to you in BTC.
So the downside of buying FeeShares is that you can't sell them (at least not yet), so you can't dump the 20,000 coins you put in. It basically forces you to hold your coins.
The upside is that you get the same interest as everyone else holding 20,000 ShareCoins in the exchange, but you also get a share of the exchange's profits.
If FeeShares we own do become tradable, then there will be no reason not to purchase FeeShares as you will get the same benefits as owning ShareCoins but also a share of the exchange profits. Well actually, the only downside would be if the ShareCoin value changed at a different rate to FeeShare value.
So the downside of buying FeeShares is that you can't sell them (at least not yet), so you can't dump the 20,000 coins you put in. It basically forces you to hold your coins.
The upside is that you get the same interest as everyone else holding 20,000 ShareCoins in the exchange, but you also get a share of the exchange's profits.
If FeeShares we own do become tradable, then there will be no reason not to purchase FeeShares as you will get the same benefits as owning ShareCoins but also a share of the exchange profits. Well actually, the only downside would be if the ShareCoin value changed at a different rate to FeeShare value.
May 14, 2014, 07:59:19 AM
A small rise today, it seems that the currency is promising.
I agree with you.
May 14, 2014, 07:52:06 AM
A small rise today, it seems that the currency is promising.
May 14, 2014, 07:31:11 AM
Yes it does, I already said that in previous posts.
FeeShare earn 30% stake by itself (These are stake generated from the ShareCoin you used to buy FeeShare) plus the revenues generated from ShareXcoin.com
ShareCoin will earn 30% stake by itself and 30% more from the FeeShare sale.
FeeShare earn 30% stake by itself (These are stake generated from the ShareCoin you used to buy FeeShare) plus the revenues generated from ShareXcoin.com
ShareCoin will earn 30% stake by itself and 30% more from the FeeShare sale.
I traded my shares for Feeshares. Why? because.. well.. free:) and when/if this exchange become big, it would be nice to see a steady passive income every 6 hours. I also believe that by having some feeshares, i will somewhat promote the site myself, and many others will too. Most people support coins for some time, until they see it's not going well. With feeshares they will be more hooked and dedicated because of this. If you believe that you can predict the price of sharecoins, maybe try your luck with some trading as others already have suggested.
My final Shares decision is...
It doesnt realy make financial sense to me to convert to fee shares yet. You can have 60% more fee shares by holding the coin instead and letting it stake up.
Clearly stated the feeshare price will never change from 20,000 so actualy the value at anytime for sharecoins is irrelavent if you are planning shares as your longer term objective. Just wait and get the extra value from your coins.
Initial payouts at the percentages and volumes discussed here to death are unlikely to be attractive anyway.
If what dev stands correct that means that if you spend 20k for 1 feeshare you will get also 30% from the 20k you spent. So it really isn't really a loss in my point of view. Unless I didn't understand right what was said of course.
You will get only 1/100000 of 30% of 20k, but then the same from all other sales. If 1000 shares get sold before tomorrow that would be 20k*1k*0.3/100000 = 60 SHARE per feeShare
May 14, 2014, 07:02:07 AM
you are wrong.
in my opinion, you can get 30% stake from the feeshare sale not the 30% of it .
in my opinion, you can get 30% stake from the feeshare sale not the 30% of it .
I suppose it's not 100% clear to anyone?
May 14, 2014, 06:55:05 AM
you are wrong.
in my opinion, you can get 30% stake from the feeshare sale not the 30% of it .
My final Shares decision is...
It doesnt realy make financial sense to me to convert to fee shares yet. You can have 60% more fee shares by holding the coin instead and letting it stake up.
Clearly stated the feeshare price will never change from 20,000 so actualy the value at anytime for sharecoins is irrelavent if you are planning shares as your longer term objective. Just wait and get the extra value from your coins.
Initial payouts at the percentages and volumes discussed here to death are unlikely to be attractive anyway.
If what dev stands correct that means that if you spend 20k for 1 feeshare you will get also 30% from the 20k you spent. So it really isn't really a loss in my point of view. Unless I didn't understand right what was said of course.
in my opinion, you can get 30% stake from the feeshare sale not the 30% of it .
Yes it does, I already said that in previous posts.
FeeShare earn 30% stake by itself (These are stake generated from the ShareCoin you used to buy FeeShare) plus the revenues generated from ShareXcoin.com
ShareCoin will earn 30% stake by itself and 30% more from the FeeShare sale.
FeeShare earn 30% stake by itself (These are stake generated from the ShareCoin you used to buy FeeShare) plus the revenues generated from ShareXcoin.com
ShareCoin will earn 30% stake by itself and 30% more from the FeeShare sale.
I traded my shares for Feeshares. Why? because.. well.. free:) and when/if this exchange become big, it would be nice to see a steady passive income every 6 hours. I also believe that by having some feeshares, i will somewhat promote the site myself, and many others will too. Most people support coins for some time, until they see it's not going well. With feeshares they will be more hooked and dedicated because of this. If you believe that you can predict the price of sharecoins, maybe try your luck with some trading as others already have suggested.
My final Shares decision is...
It doesnt realy make financial sense to me to convert to fee shares yet. You can have 60% more fee shares by holding the coin instead and letting it stake up.
Clearly stated the feeshare price will never change from 20,000 so actualy the value at anytime for sharecoins is irrelavent if you are planning shares as your longer term objective. Just wait and get the extra value from your coins.
Initial payouts at the percentages and volumes discussed here to death are unlikely to be attractive anyway.
If what dev stands correct that means that if you spend 20k for 1 feeshare you will get also 30% from the 20k you spent. So it really isn't really a loss in my point of view. Unless I didn't understand right what was said of course.
May 14, 2014, 06:54:12 AM
When was ShareXcoin launched? For each Feeshare, do we get 0.001% of the 0.1% that they are generating?
1.Forget（several days）.
2.Yes.
May 14, 2014, 06:46:41 AM
Yes it does, I already said that in previous posts.
FeeShare earn 30% stake by itself (These are stake generated from the ShareCoin you used to buy FeeShare) plus the revenues generated from ShareXcoin.com
ShareCoin will earn 30% stake by itself and 30% more from the FeeShare sale.
FeeShare earn 30% stake by itself (These are stake generated from the ShareCoin you used to buy FeeShare) plus the revenues generated from ShareXcoin.com
ShareCoin will earn 30% stake by itself and 30% more from the FeeShare sale.
I traded my shares for Feeshares. Why? because.. well.. free:) and when/if this exchange become big, it would be nice to see a steady passive income every 6 hours. I also believe that by having some feeshares, i will somewhat promote the site myself, and many others will too. Most people support coins for some time, until they see it's not going well. With feeshares they will be more hooked and dedicated because of this. If you believe that you can predict the price of sharecoins, maybe try your luck with some trading as others already have suggested.
My final Shares decision is...
It doesnt realy make financial sense to me to convert to fee shares yet. You can have 60% more fee shares by holding the coin instead and letting it stake up.
Clearly stated the feeshare price will never change from 20,000 so actualy the value at anytime for sharecoins is irrelavent if you are planning shares as your longer term objective. Just wait and get the extra value from your coins.
Initial payouts at the percentages and volumes discussed here to death are unlikely to be attractive anyway.
If what dev stands correct that means that if you spend 20k for 1 feeshare you will get also 30% from the 20k you spent. So it really isn't really a loss in my point of view. Unless I didn't understand right what was said of course.
May 14, 2014, 06:36:55 AM
Can't help but thinking those big buy orders are fakes..
Neah, completely legit orders.
I had many "big" buy orders...
You name them big buy orders, but 1-2 BTC its small...
I'd say a 4 BTC buy order for a coin with only 14BTC volume is pretty big.
May 14, 2014, 06:35:55 AM
I traded my shares for Feeshares. Why? because.. well.. free:) and when/if this exchange become big, it would be nice to see a steady passive income every 6 hours. I also believe that by having some feeshares, i will somewhat promote the site myself, and many others will too. Most people support coins for some time, until they see it's not going well. With feeshares they will be more hooked and dedicated because of this. If you believe that you can predict the price of sharecoins, maybe try your luck with some trading as others already have suggested.
My final Shares decision is...
It doesnt realy make financial sense to me to convert to fee shares yet. You can have 60% more fee shares by holding the coin instead and letting it stake up.
Clearly stated the feeshare price will never change from 20,000 so actualy the value at anytime for sharecoins is irrelavent if you are planning shares as your longer term objective. Just wait and get the extra value from your coins.
Initial payouts at the percentages and volumes discussed here to death are unlikely to be attractive anyway.
May 14, 2014, 06:33:21 AM
I hold the coin, the feeling is very good, is hoping to have other applications
May 14, 2014, 06:31:01 AM
When was ShareXcoin launched? For each Feeshare, do we get 0.001% of the 0.1% that they are generating?
May 14, 2014, 06:29:28 AM
I just received my free share coins 
Can someone tell me where they think the price of this is headed?
Can someone tell me where they think the price of this is headed?
To dump or not to dump
I don't think there is someone that can actually know the future prices. He wouldn't be sitting in front of his PC right now, if he was that good. Maybe at Fiji islands:pIt's the first time this concept is taking place, it is hard to guess a price. But whatever it's price range is going to be, i think it is going to hold pretty good.
Thanks for the reply, what do you think of the 'Feeshares' that they are implementing? Would it be wise to invest in those?
I traded my shares for Feeshares. Why? because.. well.. free:) and when/if this exchange become big, it would be nice to see a steady passive income every 6 hours. I also believe that by having some feeshares, i will somewhat promote the site myself, and many others will too. Most people support coins for some time, until they see it's not going well. With feeshares they will be more hooked and dedicated because of this. If you believe that you can predict the price of sharecoins, maybe try your luck with some trading as others already have suggested.
May 14, 2014, 06:22:57 AM
Bittrex volume is so low its almost nothing now. Last night I withdrew funds back to sharex and got some there instead.
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