📈 NastyFans: The Bitcoin Enthusiast Fan Club (est. 2012) - page 112.

OgNasty

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Quote from: lunarboy on February 21, 2014, 09:22:40 PM

You might want to change the home page Huh

it still links theoretical value to Gox Roll Eyes

I discussed this issue with nonnakip several days ago. The main concern was getting the pricing for our coins using a correct exchange rate, which has happened. I'm not sure exactly how nastyfans.org is coded, but I'd imagine that changing the exchange rate for the site is more involved then just pointing it at a new API. I'd also imagine that decisions need to be made, like how to handle past recorded USD data for the charts, what rate we want to trust going forward, and probably more that I am unaware of. Rest assured that nonnakip is aware of the issue and I'm sure it is on the TODO list.

lunarboy

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You might want to change the home page Huh

it still links theoretical value to Gox Roll Eyes

nonnakip

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Distribution 287090 is complete. We appreciate the donations.

nonnakip

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Distribution 285861 is complete. We thank our donators.

smooth

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I love my (physical seat) coins. They are so beautifully done. I kept some myself and gave some away as Christmas presents, which went over huge.

OgNasty

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Quote from: kroneko on February 11, 2014, 08:54:40 PM

Just out of curiosity how are the sales of the coins going?

96 out of 500 coins have been minted by NastyFans in United States, Germany, Canada, United Kingdom, Norway, & France.

silverfuture

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central banking = outdated protocol

Got some physicals a few weeks ago and I'm very happy with them. Great job!

kroneko

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Thanks for posting the video - have to say really impressed with how clear the addresses are on the coins themselves, so you've got a great process going there!

Just out of curiosity how are the sales of the coins going?

OgNasty

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I uploaded a video of the NastyFans Physical Bitcoin engraving process for those of you who may have been curious. I engrave all of these coins personally as they are ordered. Enjoy.

http://youtu.be/uLUKXpaAlHM

I also setup YouTube & Google+ accounts, but Twitter will continue to be the social network of choice for the latest updates.

nonnakip

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Quote from: nonnakip on February 08, 2014, 08:54:47 AM

The internet uplink for the Bitcoin payment server is still broken. I reroute traffic temporary to a different uplink so payments work again.

The official internet uplink for the Bitcoin payment server is fixed. Everything back normal.

OgNasty

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Quote from: ripmax on February 11, 2014, 12:20:13 AM

Hi There

With the recent increase of payouts to help pay of the mining equipment debt, I was wondering if it we be feasible to have the amount owed displayed on the NastyFans website so as the donations are payed out each week we can see our debt coming down.

Thanks

ripmax

The debt owed is Nasty Mining debt. I'm not sure it would be appropriate to display on nastyfans.org, but that is of course up to nonnakip. I will look into adding it to the iOS app or you could always check the first post of this thread for the latest information.

ripmax

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Hi There

With the recent increase of payouts to help pay of the mining equipment debt, I was wondering if it we be feasible to have the amount owed displayed on the NastyFans website so as the donations are payed out each week we can see our debt coming down.

Thanks

ripmax

OgNasty

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Quote from: nonnakip on February 09, 2014, 09:32:07 AM

Maybe there is no tx fee added to purchase order prices. And payments to sellers are added to weekly distribution instead of separate transactions. This reduces purchase order costs but adds tx fee costs to the distributions.

I think no tx fees on seat purchases is a great idea. I support this 100%.

smooth

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Quote from: nonnakip on February 09, 2014, 09:32:07 AM

With bitcoind 0.9 the rules for tx fees are no more hard-coded. This is good. But it is hard for the nastyfans policy. It maybe not clear what tx fees to add to purchase order prices.

I ask for feedback on some ideas:

Maybe there is no tx fee added to purchase order prices. And payments to sellers are added to weekly distribution instead of separate transactions. This reduces purchase order costs but adds tx fee costs to the distributions.

Another idea is to set a fixed purchase order tx fee cost that goes into a new tx fee account. Payments to sellers are added to weekly distributions and the tx fee account is used to help pay distribution tx fee. This does not reduce purchase order costs but will reduce distribution costs.

Feedback appreciated.

1. Pay whatever fee is recommended by the bitcoind client (its supposed to be dynamic or something, I think).

2. Subtract that from the proceeds of the sale. Sellers should factor fees into their selling price.

3. Check box for sellers to add seat sales to their distribution account

In the unlikely event that (2) minus (1) above is negative, proceed to (3) regardless of check box.

pyra-proxy

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Quote from: Yogafan00000 on February 09, 2014, 04:23:26 PM

Quote from: nonnakip on February 09, 2014, 09:32:07 AM

With bitcoind 0.9 the rules for tx fees are no more hard-coded. This is good. But it is hard for the nastyfans policy. It maybe not clear what tx fees to add to purchase order prices.

I ask for feedback on some ideas:

Maybe there is no tx fee added to purchase order prices. And payments to sellers are added to weekly distribution instead of separate transactions. This reduces purchase order costs but adds tx fee costs to the distributions.

Another idea is to set a fixed purchase order tx fee cost that goes into a new tx fee account. Payments to sellers are added to weekly distributions and the tx fee account is used to help pay distribution tx fee. This does not reduce purchase order costs but will reduce distribution costs.

Feedback appreciated.

Would it be difficult to allow each fan to choose his/her own tx fees?

Offer a 'recommended' default amount based on best practices, but allow people to increase the fee they pay for their transactions if they want faster confirmations, or a lower/free fee for fans whose confirmation time is not a priority. (ie transfers to cold wallets)

This way you can eliminate any 'system' fees and no one can complain about the fee because it's entirely the users choice.

It's an idea anyway....

Both of nonna's ideas leverage the multiple out feature of transaction by bundling sales and distributions so the speed at which transactions are processed are not really the issue per se ... more how is the fee that nasty mining will pay be collected.

My 2 bitcents... Charge a low fee to seat sellers only at the time their seat is sold, up to an agreed upon max which will cover a reasonable fee, any excess is returned to nasty mining as part of the distribution, any short coming is paid out of the nasty mining distribution. A reasonable calculation for this would be to take the average number of seats sold per week (eliminating out lying weeks where there was little trading and weeks where trading was considerably higher than the norm) and then divide the agreed upon fee among that many trades then add a small % on top to help hedge toward the transaction fee being covered by seat sales. Morale of the story is that a single seat sale should not incur a full transaction fee and hopefully be considerably less.

Yogafan00000

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Quote from: nonnakip on February 09, 2014, 09:32:07 AM

With bitcoind 0.9 the rules for tx fees are no more hard-coded. This is good. But it is hard for the nastyfans policy. It maybe not clear what tx fees to add to purchase order prices.

I ask for feedback on some ideas:

Maybe there is no tx fee added to purchase order prices. And payments to sellers are added to weekly distribution instead of separate transactions. This reduces purchase order costs but adds tx fee costs to the distributions.

Another idea is to set a fixed purchase order tx fee cost that goes into a new tx fee account. Payments to sellers are added to weekly distributions and the tx fee account is used to help pay distribution tx fee. This does not reduce purchase order costs but will reduce distribution costs.

Feedback appreciated.

Would it be difficult to allow each fan to choose his/her own tx fees?

Offer a 'recommended' default amount based on best practices, but allow people to increase the fee they pay for their transactions if they want faster confirmations, or a lower/free fee for fans whose confirmation time is not a priority. (ie transfers to cold wallets)

This way you can eliminate any 'system' fees and no one can complain about the fee because it's entirely the users choice.

It's an idea anyway....

nonnakip

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With bitcoind 0.9 the rules for tx fees are no more hard-coded. This is good. But it is hard for the nastyfans policy. It maybe not clear what tx fees to add to purchase order prices.

I ask for feedback on some ideas:

Maybe there is no tx fee added to purchase order prices. And payments to sellers are added to weekly distribution instead of separate transactions. This reduces purchase order costs but adds tx fee costs to the distributions.

Another idea is to set a fixed purchase order tx fee cost that goes into a new tx fee account. Payments to sellers are added to weekly distributions and the tx fee account is used to help pay distribution tx fee. This does not reduce purchase order costs but will reduce distribution costs.

Feedback appreciated.

nonnakip

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Distribution 284797 is complete. We thank our donators!

The internet uplink for the Bitcoin payment server is still broken. I reroute traffic temporary to a different uplink so payments work again. All open purchase orders completed before this distribution.

wheresmycoin

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Quote from: OgNasty on February 08, 2014, 03:25:03 AM

Quote from: wheresmycoin on February 08, 2014, 03:21:12 AM

Quote from: nonnakip on February 07, 2014, 02:51:36 PM

The internet uplink for the nastyfans Bitcoin processing server shows problems. 33% packet loss. I notified the ISP. I wait for them to respond.

All purchase orders are queued and payments will not be lost. The web interface is on a different server with a different internet uplink. It is functional.

so I guess it will automatically/detect update my account after server is up.

bought a seat when I saw cheaper bitcoin prices yesterday..

No worries, you will be taken care of.

alright. looking forward to this becoming the next Berkshire stock.. Cheesy

OgNasty

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Quote from: wheresmycoin on February 08, 2014, 03:21:12 AM

Quote from: nonnakip on February 07, 2014, 02:51:36 PM

The internet uplink for the nastyfans Bitcoin processing server shows problems. 33% packet loss. I notified the ISP. I wait for them to respond.

All purchase orders are queued and payments will not be lost. The web interface is on a different server with a different internet uplink. It is functional.

so I guess it will automatically/detect update my account after server is up.

bought a seat when I saw cheaper bitcoin prices yesterday..

No worries, you will be taken care of.

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