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XCP wallet not working?

This is the error message I get:

failoverAPI: Call failed (failed over across all servers). Method: get_normalized_balances; Last error: JSON-RPC Error:

Type: Server error

Code: -32000

Message: Got call_jsonrpc_api request error: timed out


This is exactly what I've been getting for about 3 days when I actually manage to get in. (+ 'API method: create_send' below the above)

Any update on this situation???
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http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/03/31/speed-reading-michael-lewis-s-flash-boys.html

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A lot of the high-frequency traders, which Lewis asserts are at the heart of billions of dollars in costs are companies were unknown entities to many on Wall Street, let alone the general public. Companies (some now defunct) like Getco, Citadel, Hudson River Trading, Eagle Seven, Simplex Investments, Evolution Financial Technologies, Cooperfun, and DRW aren’t the bigshots featured in columns haranguing bankers in The New York Times. And yet at one point, says Lewis, Getco was responsible for 10 percent of the stock market.

http://symbiont.io/niederauer-backs-smart-securities-startup-symbiont/

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Niederauer was joined by former co-head of trading at Citadel Matt Andresen, Getco founders Dan Tierney and Stephen Schuler, Allied World Assurance Company CEO Scott Carmilani, and Celeridem FinTech Fund. A Series A round of institutional investment is expected to close in the third quarter.

Flash Boys is a great book.
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Can't login again. Why there are so much login problems now?
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The servers being down are currently being looked into, I will keep everyone informed
Everything seems to be working again Cheesy
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The servers being down are currently being looked into, I will keep everyone informed
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XCP wallet not working?

This is the error message I get:

failoverAPI: Call failed (failed over across all servers). Method: get_normalized_balances; Last error: JSON-RPC Error:

Type: Server error

Code: -32000

Message: Got call_jsonrpc_api request error: timed out

Any ideas?


same with me, i cant login. error

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failoverAPI: Call failed (failed over across all servers). Method: get_normalized_balances; Last error: JSON-RPC Error:
Type: Server error

Code: -32000

Message: Got call_jsonrpc_api request error: timed out
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Same here.  Related to the BTC fork?
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XCP wallet not working?

This is the error message I get:

failoverAPI: Call failed (failed over across all servers). Method: get_normalized_balances; Last error: JSON-RPC Error:

Type: Server error

Code: -32000

Message: Got call_jsonrpc_api request error: timed out

Any ideas?
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For those that don't already know, Symbiont is currently hiring developers in the New York area. We're looking in particular for a front-end/full-stack web dev.; but we're also interested in other applicants with experience developing cryptocurrency and distributed systems software. Shoot me an e-mail or a PM if you think you'd be a good fit!

See Stack Overflow Careers for a detailed job description for the front-end spot.
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I missed this on Symbiont's Twitter, from June 22:

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The former head of the New York Stock Exchange is among veteran trading executives who are backing a start-up that aims to use the type of technology that underpins bitcoin for securities issuance and trading.

Duncan Niederauer, the previous chief executive of NYSE, is part of a group that has produced $1.25m of seed money for Symbiont. The other members are Matt Andresen, trading head at Citadel who founded the Island ECN, and Getco founders Dan Tierney and Stephen Schuler.
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How will Counterparty handle the tx volume in markets Symbiont is aiming at (settlement infrastructure?)? Isn't Counterparty limited to Bitcoin's 7 tx per second?

There won't be an issue with transaction volume for a while. It's not going to be...

1. Launch
2. Tons of business and issues of multiple transactions a second

It's still going to take time.

Additionally, the block size increase that is being put in place soon will help alleviate that pain point.
But there has to be a long term plan.

The block size increase might help to make 140 out of the 7 tx (1 mb -> 20 mb) per second but that is still minuscule compared to the markets Counterparty is aiming at. TX/S have to be in the thousands at least... Trading takes much more volume than eccommerce /  remittance (bitcoin use cases).

Not that long term.
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An improvement from 3 days to 1 hour isn't enough for you guys?  spoiled... Roll Eyes . And besides, off-chain transactions and Ripple gateway usage gives you real-time transactions. Therefore, 10 minute block times are a feature, not an issue.

And besides, as far as I know, what Counterparty is especially useful for are high-volume transactions ($100,000 and up) rather than micropayments to angry birds or whatever.
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How will Counterparty handle the tx volume in markets Symbiont is aiming at (settlement infrastructure?)? Isn't Counterparty limited to Bitcoin's 7 tx per second?

There won't be an issue with transaction volume for a while. It's not going to be...

1. Launch
2. Tons of business and issues of multiple transactions a second

It's still going to take time.

Additionally, the block size increase that is being put in place soon will help alleviate that pain point.
But there has to be a long term plan.

The block size increase might help to make 140 out of the 7 tx (1 mb -> 20 mb) per second but that is still minuscule compared to the markets Counterparty is aiming at. TX/S have to be in the thousands at least... Trading takes much more volume than eccommerce /  remittance (bitcoin use cases).

DTCC who clears about $1.8 quadrillion dollars yearly, or roughly equivalent of the U.S. GDP every three days undertook a study on the transisition to t+2 settlement and identified huge merits in the transition to 2 day settlement http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-05-22/dtcc-plans-study-on-faster-settlement-for-u-s-securities-1-

so bear in mind even t+0 (same day settlement) is still a huge improvement compared to previous 3 (or more) day settlement, granted this on a much smaller scale


with gavins proposal, blocksize would double every 2 years, so something like this:

Code:
2016 8MB 0.1Mb/s 26Tx/s
2018 16MB 0.2Mb/s 53Tx/s
2020 32MB 0.4Mb/s 106Tx/s
2022 64MB 0.9Mb/s 213Tx/s
2024 128MB 1.7Mb/s 426Tx/s

Right now there is a theoretical ceiling of 604,800 bitcoin transactions that could be undertaken every day. By 2016 that could be 2.2 million, by 2018 4.57 million, 2020 9 million , and 2024, 36 million.

There's a lot of  space to grow and a lot of time to pass in which numerous innovations could come to existance, sidechains, lightning networks are a few 'transaction offloading schemes we've seen recently. I am not worried about scalability just yet. Counterparty does not have to be used as a real time trading layer when that could be offloaded through gateways, it can be used as a final clearing, netting and settlement layer- or as an initial asset issuance/ equity ownership database for example.
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How will Counterparty handle the tx volume in markets Symbiont is aiming at (settlement infrastructure?)? Isn't Counterparty limited to Bitcoin's 7 tx per second?

There won't be an issue with transaction volume for a while. It's not going to be...

1. Launch
2. Tons of business and issues of multiple transactions a second

It's still going to take time.

Additionally, the block size increase that is being put in place soon will help alleviate that pain point.
But there has to be a long term plan.

The block size increase might help to make 140 out of the 7 tx (1 mb -> 20 mb) per second but that is still minuscule compared to the markets Counterparty is aiming at. TX/S have to be in the thousands at least... Trading takes much more volume than eccommerce /  remittance (bitcoin use cases).
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How will Counterparty handle the tx volume in markets Symbiont is aiming at (settlement infrastructure?)? Isn't Counterparty limited to Bitcoin's 7 tx per second?

There won't be an issue with transaction volume for a while. It's not going to be...

1. Launch
2. Tons of business and issues of multiple transactions a second

It's still going to take time.

Additionally, the block size increase that is being put in place soon will help alleviate that pain point.
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How will Counterparty handle the tx volume in markets Symbiont is aiming at (settlement infrastructure?)? Isn't Counterparty limited to Bitcoin's 7 tx per second?

I'm guessing they'll use this:
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With the Ripple Gateway implementation, Counterparty users will now be able to transfer their funds in real-time with minimal transaction fees.

The gateway allows users to send Counterparty assets through the Ripple network, and to transfer those assets back into the Counterparty network. Further, both on the Ripple and Counterparty networks, assets may be stored in offline wallets, to ensure maximum security.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/symbiont-creates-ripple-gateway-for-counterparty-xcp-300058719.html
Thanks for the hint / link. Acc. to my understanding the gateway simple allows trading assets that were created on Counterparty on the Ripple network. But what about all the financial contrasts (through scripting) and the order matching - these (as far as I understand) can only happen on Counterparty and therefore on the Bitcoin blockchain and are therefore limited to Bitcoin's 7 tx per second.

But I have another question since the PR text above didn't really explain how the gateway works: Is it a normal gateway where an issuer (Symbiont) issues tokens on the ripple network that represents counterparty assets (and possibly does that also for counterparty users who send Symbiont the counterparty assets in return for a token on Ripple that represents that asset (possible this process is automated)). Or is there no need to trust Symbiont / the gateway operator when trying to get a counterparty asset on Ripple and how would that work then? 

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