Topic: ripple: let's test it! - page 16. (Read 43925 times)
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I'm also constantly having problems with currency exchange: order book does not update and wallet occasionally goes offline without any reason. Also, I added trust to bitstamp address but program keep asking me to add trust to the same address each time I attempt withdrawing to my ripple wallet. After refreshing webpage all goes to norm except if I wasn't cicked offline. All in last firefox, win7
These are the three issues that are at the top of my priority list. It will take us a few days to resolve as it requires both server and client changes that have to be coordinated.
Ripple's server (or whatever it is) still seems erratic--cutting in and out a lot.
If anyone cares to grant a small BTC or GBP credit, I will reciprocate. When I get some XRP.
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Thanks for that tip. Now I can see the BTC/BTC market.
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You can type any currency pair you want into the trade dropdown. Speaking of which, can anybody else see my BTC/BTC trade? The client makes it a puzzle to set up the trade correctly, but I don't see a reason it shouldn't work.
BTC/BTC? How do you see that market... I can't see that currency pair. Once I select an issuer of base currency, I cannot change the secondary currency other than by selecting a currency pair from the drop-down which does not contain BTC/BTC.
I think what he's saying is that he synthesized that pair by looking at BTCwee/XRP and BTCbitstamp/XRP. When you cancel out XRP, it gives you BCTwee/BCTbitstamp.
I'm not sure why we can't see that pair directly, though. We can already see crosses between different IOU issuers, BTCbitstamp/USDwee, for instance, so why not BTCx/BTCy crosses?
No – you can see that pair directly by typing "BTC/BTC" in the dropdown field and setting the issuers correctly.
holy shit. I call that a "hidden feature"
Having the drop-down menu is a bit deceiving, people think it it limited to what options are available and do not realize they can type something else in the box.
You can type any currency pair you want into the trade dropdown. Speaking of which, can anybody else see my BTC/BTC trade? The client makes it a puzzle to set up the trade correctly, but I don't see a reason it shouldn't work.
BTC/BTC? How do you see that market... I can't see that currency pair. Once I select an issuer of base currency, I cannot change the secondary currency other than by selecting a currency pair from the drop-down which does not contain BTC/BTC.
I think what he's saying is that he synthesized that pair by looking at BTCwee/XRP and BTCbitstamp/XRP. When you cancel out XRP, it gives you BCTwee/BCTbitstamp.
I'm not sure why we can't see that pair directly, though. We can already see crosses between different IOU issuers, BTCbitstamp/USDwee, for instance, so why not BTCx/BTCy crosses?
No – you can see that pair directly by typing "BTC/BTC" in the dropdown field and setting the issuers correctly.
holy shit. I call that a "hidden feature"
You can type any currency pair you want into the trade dropdown. Speaking of which, can anybody else see my BTC/BTC trade? The client makes it a puzzle to set up the trade correctly, but I don't see a reason it shouldn't work.
BTC/BTC? How do you see that market... I can't see that currency pair. Once I select an issuer of base currency, I cannot change the secondary currency other than by selecting a currency pair from the drop-down which does not contain BTC/BTC.
I think what he's saying is that he synthesized that pair by looking at BTCwee/XRP and BTCbitstamp/XRP. When you cancel out XRP, it gives you BCTwee/BCTbitstamp.
I'm not sure why we can't see that pair directly, though. We can already see crosses between different IOU issuers, BTCbitstamp/USDwee, for instance, so why not BTCx/BTCy crosses?
No – you can see that pair directly by typing "BTC/BTC" in the dropdown field and setting the issuers correctly.
You can type any currency pair you want into the trade dropdown. Speaking of which, can anybody else see my BTC/BTC trade? The client makes it a puzzle to set up the trade correctly, but I don't see a reason it shouldn't work.
BTC/BTC? How do you see that market... I can't see that currency pair. Once I select an issuer of base currency, I cannot change the secondary currency other than by selecting a currency pair from the drop-down which does not contain BTC/BTC.
I think what he's saying is that he synthesized that pair by looking at BTCwee/XRP and BTCbitstamp/XRP. When you cancel out XRP, it gives you BCTwee/BCTbitstamp.
I'm not sure why we can't see that pair directly, though. We can already see crosses between different IOU issuers, BTCbitstamp/USDwee, for instance, so why not BTCx/BTCy crosses?
You can type any currency pair you want into the trade dropdown. Speaking of which, can anybody else see my BTC/BTC trade? The client makes it a puzzle to set up the trade correctly, but I don't see a reason it shouldn't work.
BTC/BTC? How do you see that market... I can't see that currency pair. Once I select an issuer of base currency, I cannot change the secondary currency other than by selecting a currency pair from the drop-down which does not contain BTC/BTC.
Why is the transaction less likely to fail by transferring a little more than the user intends to transfer?
In the transaction, you specify the source and destination accounts, the destination amount and currency, and the source currency. If you specified the source amount, the transaction would fail if the network state was even slightly different from the state it was in when you formed the transaction. So instead, you specify a maximum amount you are willing to pay to deliver the destination amount. The network computes the minimum amount to make the payment with the paths specified. So long as it is equal to or less than the maximum source amount, the transaction goes through. The amount you pay is the actual amount needed.So it's not that you transfer a little more, it's that you allow the transaction to transfer a little more should that be necessary.
I have a question, I did some trading and I turned 1 bitcoin into 1.5 bitcoin, now I want to take that 1.5bitcoin and put it into my bitstamp account. But when I go do that I get a message right before confirming it, that they will get 1.5bitcoin, and it also says "You can pay at most 1.515" why is that mean exactly? I don't want to be in debit to anyone right now?
I have a question, I did some trading and I turned 1 bitcoin into 1.5 bitcoin, now I want to take that 1.5bitcoin and put it into my bitstamp account. But when I go do that I get a message right before confirming it, that they will get 1.5bitcoin, and it also says "You can pay at most 1.515" why is that mean exactly? I don't want to be in debit to anyone right now?
There is no way to ensure the network is in precisely the same condition when it processes the transaction as it is in when you form the transaction. To prevent transactions from failing unnecessarily, the client generally applies an extra 1% "slush" to ensure the transaction goes through. This could result in a transaction leaving you in debt. I don't think there's currently any way to change this behavior. (You could always transfer 1% less, I suppose.)Why is the transaction less likely to fail by transferring a little more than the user intends to transfer?
I have a question, I did some trading and I turned 1 bitcoin into 1.5 bitcoin, now I want to take that 1.5bitcoin and put it into my bitstamp account. But when I go do that I get a message right before confirming it, that they will get 1.5bitcoin, and it also says "You can pay at most 1.515" why is that mean exactly? I don't want to be in debit to anyone right now?
There is no way to ensure the network is in precisely the same condition when it processes the transaction as it is in when you form the transaction. To prevent transactions from failing unnecessarily, the client generally applies an extra 1% "slush" to ensure the transaction goes through. This could result in a transaction leaving you in debt. I don't think there's currently any way to change this behavior. (You could always transfer 1% less, I suppose.) 
Any philanthropists willing to send me 400 XRP? I promise to return 500 to him when my transfer to Bitstamp arrives. Thanks!:
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I'll do it!
Thank you very much, give me 2 or 3 days
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Just bought some GBP from BITSTAMP into Ripple who wants 1p of actual real credit? Giving 21p away 
Heck, if you are just giving stuff away, I'll take it! As my good friend always says: "If it's for free, it's for me"
my address: rGsLivkDjTZHFQ8oV2h81uTcbTpgjEaEY7
I think you need to give your address so people can trust you to receive the giveaway?
Edit: I guess if you got the GBP onto ripple through bitstamp, then they are probably BitStamp GBP, so one would have to trust Bitstamp for GBP. Or would it work if somebody trusted either the two of you? If somebody trusted both, would it send the Bitstamp GBP because that is a positive account balance, or would it send the Matthewh3 GBP because that is a simpler trust relationship, or would it randomly pick one?
Edit Edit: Is there some sort of directory for Ripple yet? I just noticed the address r9YoMBhhQbEA8jsvHnWhAM8tdpN4xYrb8B on my trust list, but I am not sure who they are?
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Any philanthropists willing to send me 400 XRP? I promise to return 500 to him when my transfer to Bitstamp arrives. Thanks!:
r9uVRhJEKsJVaxsU3c3rimzLWKYRmDUcX2
r9uVRhJEKsJVaxsU3c3rimzLWKYRmDUcX2
I'll do it!
Any philanthropists willing to send me 400 XRP? I promise to return 500 to him when my transfer to Bitstamp arrives. Thanks!:
r9uVRhJEKsJVaxsU3c3rimzLWKYRmDUcX2
r9uVRhJEKsJVaxsU3c3rimzLWKYRmDUcX2
Just bought some GBP from BITSTAMP into Ripple who wants 1p of actual real credit? Giving 21p away
Hi, add me up!
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