Topic: GLBSE 2.0 open for testing - page 23. (Read 51751 times)

Quote from: teek on March 25, 2012, 10:55:10 AM

Also a note on BTC reserves, when you make a buy order it reserves BTC in your account for that order, if you need those funds you need to cancel the order first.

This stops people making orders when they don't have the funds to back it up.

Does this help?

Question on this part actually. If I have an open buy order that reserves that amount of BTC from my available buying power? I mean, even at my traditional stock brokerage I can have overlapping orders, it just depends at time of execution if I have margin there. This will have a profoundly negative impact on liquidity. Please correct me if i'm wrong.

REF

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Finally got my account merged over. Killed some old dead scam assets I had bought Sad

other then that everything is there.

Every time I click deposit/withdraw a new deposit address shows up. Can I save one address and use it over and over without any problems?

Yeah I need to change that, do people really prefer to use just the one address?

it would be nice to be able to do both..

Agreed. A button to generate another address seems like a good idea. Deposit/withdraw page should show all your deposit address then too.

teek

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Finally got my account merged over. Killed some old dead scam assets I had bought Sad

other then that everything is there.

Every time I click deposit/withdraw a new deposit address shows up. Can I save one address and use it over and over without any problems?

Yeah I need to change that, do people really prefer to use just the one address?

it would be nice to be able to do both..

teek, what account are you using?
i.e. at top of the page for most people it would say "Your Account : BTC"

When you pay dividends it comes from your assets own set of accounts, you can view your assets accounts by going to your portfolio and selecting it from the accounts page.

Also a note on BTC reserves, when you make a buy order it reserves BTC in your account for that order, if you need those funds you need to cancel the order first.

This stops people making orders when they don't have the funds to back it up.

Does this help?

It does.

DeaDTerra

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I have feedback on a thing regarding the new version of GLBSE, when I place a order I get directed to my portfolio, this is quite annoying if i want to place several orders after each other. I know it's a small thing but just wanted to give you some feedback Tongue

//DeaDTerra

REF

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Activity: 529

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Finally got my account merged over. Killed some old dead scam assets I had bought Sad

other then that everything is there.

Every time I click deposit/withdraw a new deposit address shows up. Can I save one address and use it over and over without any problems?

Yeah I need to change that, do people really prefer to use just the one address?

I dont see the need for more then one unless people start getting paid directly into there GLBSE account and want to give each person a new deposit address.(does anyone do this?) My wallet is on a old PC which I only keep to hold my wallet its only on to make transactions and catch up to the blockchain. I try to avoid using the internet. One way of doing that is by keeping a notepad of important deposit address.

Also a note on BTC reserves, when you make a buy order it reserves BTC in your account for that order, if you need those funds you need to cancel the order first.

This stops people making orders when they don't have the funds to back it up.

Does this help?

Good feature it helps and stops fake orders.

Nefario

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Finally got my account merged over. Killed some old dead scam assets I had bought Sad

other then that everything is there.

Every time I click deposit/withdraw a new deposit address shows up. Can I save one address and use it over and over without any problems?

Yeah I need to change that, do people really prefer to use just the one address?

teek, what account are you using?
i.e. at top of the page for most people it would say "Your Account : BTC"

When you pay dividends it comes from your assets own set of accounts, you can view your assets accounts by going to your portfolio and selecting it from the accounts page.

Also a note on BTC reserves, when you make a buy order it reserves BTC in your account for that order, if you need those funds you need to cancel the order first.

This stops people making orders when they don't have the funds to back it up.

Does this help?

REF

hero member

Activity: 529

Merit: 500

Finally got my account merged over. Killed some old dead scam assets I had bought Sad

other then that everything is there.

Every time I click deposit/withdraw a new deposit address shows up. Can I save one address and use it over and over without any problems?

teek

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@Nefario - I am trying to pay weekly dividends totalling 21.0976 BTC, the account I am trying to pay from currently has 23 BTC in it, and no open buy orders, yet GLBSE tells me I have not enough coins. Help please.

teek

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Quote from: marked on March 25, 2012, 08:00:02 AM

I had a migration, but things did not seem to move over. Some did, like my TyGrr contracts, but not my BTC or stocks I hold.

Is this just me?

I see TyGrr-Bank OK, or did you just mean TyGrr?

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It seems I have three accounts, BTC, TYGRR, and TYGRR-BANK.

In TYGRR-BANK account is see all my stocks but TYGRR-BANK. The other accounts have nothing in them.

How do I find TYGRR-BANK to sell it? I placed a sell order but nothing happened.

Thanks.

I'll investigate this, SHOULD have worked, worse case I have to do it manually.

mila

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BTC is your user's account. where you as a root entity issued the other two assets (TyGrr and the -bank)
the asset management accounts are the initial holders of the issued stocks and manage their sales and dividend payouts.
seems they were not migrated. otoh I don't know how asset mgmt looked like in 1.0 so I do a lot of guess work here

edit: can try get claim codes for the two assets from 1.0?

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I had a migration, but things did not seem to move over. Some did, like my TyGrr contracts, but not my BTC or stocks I hold.

Is this just me?

I see TyGrr-Bank OK, or did you just mean TyGrr?

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Nefario

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