Topic: [ANN][XCP] Counterparty - Pioneering Peer-to-Peer Finance - Official Thread - page 466. (Read 1276916 times)

What happens if more than 6100 is donated? Don't you guys think it is better to have the devs control the donations that way if and when it goes over 6100 they can give it to

busoni and the rest can be used as donation for the devs. Busoni, don't you think you should cover a portion of that 6100 as the exchange owner? I would think at least 20%

of the 6100. You don't think you bear that much responsibility for what happened? Previous postings were right when they said a lot of people are going to hide behind

the anonymity and not donate even if they say they will. I find it hard to believe 6100 will get donated. What will you do if it is not met?

I'll start off with the donations. Again, please pitch in regardless of how much you've burned! I have comparatively little.

my XCP balance has not been restored yet.. how is this working?

I have posted a first Windows build for the JahPowerBit GUI (BoottleXCP) here:
 https://forums.counterparty.co/index.php?topic=74.msg760#msg760

Be aware that this build and the BoottleXCP GUI itself are both still in alpha - although the build process is based on my previous Electrum and Chainsnort builds, so that should be pretty robust already.

If anyone figured out how to get this working on Windows. Please, post instructions.

It will be, when the BTC is returned. All BTC is accounted for, just awaiting the return of the funds.

Busoni,

I see that my XCP balance has been restored on Poloniex.  Would you please confirm that my BTC balance i.e. the BTC that was exchanged for the XCP that I no longer have, will also be restored?

Thanks, that will be sufficient proof.

Just wanted to make sure that the community is on the safe side. We've seen our share of scams already.

It isn't absolute proof, but he did essentially cross-post here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5284606.

Someone called "busoni" registered an account at the Counterparty forums and made a post:

https://forums.counterparty.co/index.php?topic=127.new#new

Can busoni please verify this, preferably by signing a message with a key? If not, I'll delete the thread.

Makes a lot more sense, thanks .there are a fair number of people who are long on gox still, dwindling rapidly though 

Can someone please post the command to pull the latest git from develop branch?

thanks.
when I install the GUI client from JahPowerBit is the bug fixed with this as well?

Actually, those who have their money on Mt. Gox could have made a BearCFD in order to hedge against the price on Mt. Gox decreasing. Of course, this would have required someone who was "long" Mt. Gox, which would probably have been difficult.

Has anybody created GoxBTC -> RealBTC listing on DEX?

Maybe someone can take advantage. market is ripe for it.

Announcement: Desktop GUI bounty funds to be distributed.

The funds at the bounty address amount to:

• 7.41790989 BTC
• 1856.13963636 XCP

There were two submissions for the "desktop GUI" bounty - one from JahPowerBit, and one from btcfanatic. Between these two users, funds at the bounty address will be split thus:

• JahPowerBit will receive: 4.45074594 BTC and 1113.68378182 XCP
• btcfanatic will receive: 2.96716395 BTC and 742.45585454 XCP

In other words, JahPowerBit will receive 60% of the bounty funds, and btcfanatic will receive 40% of the bounty funds.

JahPowerBit has demonstrated enthusiasm and initiative, and has made a functioning web GUI. He has also detailed his plans for the future, and has recruited other community members to help him achieve the goals he has set out.

JahPowerBit's GUI has wider functionality than btcfanatic's, but btcfanatic's architecture was more what we had in mind. With that said, we imagine users will have a harder time getting btcfanatic's GUI to work than JahPowerBit's.

While both GUIs are cross-platform, they lack build systems for Windows. Going forward, this is very important.

We strongly encourage the community to get involved: test out the GUIs, interact and collaborate with the developers, and give them feedback. Counterparty is a community driven project, and will progress most effectively if the community works together.

Thanks very much to both JahPowerBit and btcfanatic for participating in the Desktop GUI bounty, and helping the Counterparty protocol become more user-friendly. And thanks to the community for providing donations, to help motivate developers.

We are discussing further bounties which should leverage what has been achieve with the desktop GUI bounty. Please stay tuned.

btcfanatic and JahPowerBit, please email your addresses to <[email protected]>.

This is cross-posted from the bounty thread on the official Counterparty forums.

EDIT: Of course, here are the GUI submissions:

• JahPowerBit's: https://forums.counterparty.co/index.php/topic,8.msg501.html#msg501.
• btcfanatic's: https://forums.counterparty.co/index.php/topic,8.msg579.html#msg579.

Yes

does onyone have a quick answer here?

After you make a send operation. You need to wait for one confirmation(waiting for the change will be sent back to your address). , before you can send again.

Which database are you talking about--Poloniex's or Counterparty's?