Topic: Unobtanium In-House Exchange - page 39. (Read 104923 times)

My Frozen UNO address:
uUB5igPeTMUXxfAqMVQ15FidQmtomemJbL

Freezing 100 kgs until May 1, 2015. minimum.

Guy

@ Guyinanutshell:  That's great!  It's totally informal right now.  You could just tell us how much, or if you are really motivated, you could provide an UNO address where it will be parked over the period, as that would be easily monitored.  If you will also have active UNO withdrawals for any reason, like petty-cash, trading, etc., then, you might want to have the frozen UNO in a separate wallet*, as withdrawals might automatically pull funds from your reported "frozen" wallet address, even if you maintain the frozen minimum balance in the wallet.

*WARNING:  Separate wallets should be on a separate device, unless you really know what you are doing.  If you don't have a backup, or overwrite certain files, you could permanently lose coins by losing your private keys!!!

@cragv:  I've said it, before, and I'll say it, again, great work!  Also, it seems like you've answered your own question up there.

@IMZ-Mark:  I never did answer your question on the main thread, so here's my official response - "".  

@Zeta0S Wow! Thanks for supporting the hash!

Still standing strong @ Genesis Mining  


(Genesis Mining Discount Voucher: MOON )

I'm here, guys. Will check in at dawn.

m

I'm gonna put some of my UNO on freeze for the next 90 days, any info on what's needed to verify that?

Cool!
I am very inspired by you guys making OTC markets for UNO.

So I was just looking at the BTC/UNO/DVC 90-day chart and fiddling with the Un-Ex spreadsheet. On the chart, you'll note the price of UNO is multipled by 10 and the price of BTC is divided by 100 - the idea being to put the Un-Ex's own DVC on a comparable and easily-readable chart next to UNO and BTC. Of course, this makes the price fluctuations of BTC look 100 times smaller and those of UNO 10 times larger, so the purpose of the chart must be remembered when using it.



This being said, I noticed tonight that UNO seems to now be performing better than BTC against the USD. It was performing half as well (0.52 ratio) as recently as Dec 29, 2015, but has been on a relentless climb since then. I suppose this is the picture of when someone comments on how UNO/USD has been holding against the declining BTC/USD price. I'm not market-educated but it's rather cool to watch this. Can someone tell me what this pattern is called? A ratio of some kind? Something else? Whatever it is, it's pretty neat. I charted its 90-day performance if that measurement is useful to anyone (no doubt it's already been done elsewhere..?). I'm sure this little discovery is not news to many of the talented minds here in our little community, but I'm very much driving with Learner plates here so thought I'd share for others at a similar stage to me.

The formula is simply: (UNO/USD) / (BTC/USD) *100.

The 90-day chart would look like this:


(Click to visit this as a tab on the Trade Tracker).

Ed. Upon reflection, this 'ratio' is nothing more than the percentage one UNO comprises of a BTC, measured in USD. Nothing overly useful here, right? I'll leave it up anyway, maybe it's interesting to someone! Cheers.

Un-Ex 2/2/2015 [Western Australia – a half a day ahead of the U.S.]

Here is the trade-tracker

Unobtanium 'solid': .0132/.0121

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/133
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-UNO
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/UNO/BTC
https://coinbroker.io/trade/?symbol=UNO.BTC;

Trusted Traders:

http://indiamikezulu.com.au/454/list-of-trusted-traders/

DVC: 11.83 Uno

'Core-tanium' (Btc pledged as anti-dump ammo[and fiat pledges will be added]): .25 from IMZ Mark and .1 from Benefactor and .31907 from Sirsmokesalot @ 1DG6gjrZ6XyzSUBA6GBrhra5FSQwkiQy7y

Liquidity Pledges:

Australia:

cragv, $100
(March 31st) IMZ Mark, $AU 250

U.S.:

Bitcoin Charlie, $500

International:

Bitcoin National, 100 Uno @ $2.25 (Paypal)

EDIT BELOW

'Frozen Uno':

Guyinanutshell, 100 Uno, until May 1, 2015, @ uUB5igPeTMUXxfAqMVQ15FidQmtomemJbL (at least to practise setting up separate wallets for equity DVc)

Woo hoo!! Ya gotta love people who put their money where there mouths are. I spent an hour this morning tryin' to figure out where that Bitcoin deposit came from!!

Go, Sirsmokes!

(and rest assured we shall 'iron out the wrinkles.' At this second, what's important is clumsy Proof of Concept)

m

Hey sirsmokes, was this you?

https://blockchain.info/tx/78ab723517b9bc6eec120e8628d0320613786fe692f6f039bbeaaf947d73d67e

Hopefully you get another .31 btc into the core-tainium btc address 

Un-Ex 1/2/2015 [Western Australia – a half a day ahead of the U.S.]

Here is the trade-tracker

Unobtanium 'solid': .00130/.00115

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/133
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-UNO
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/UNO/BTC
https://coinbroker.io/trade/?symbol=UNO.BTC;

Trusted Traders:

http://indiamikezulu.com.au/454/list-of-trusted-traders/

DVC: 12.43 Uno

'Core-tanium' (Btc pledged as anti-dump ammo[and fiat pledges will be added]): .25 from IMZ Mark and .1 from Benefactor @ 1DG6gjrZ6XyzSUBA6GBrhra5FSQwkiQy7y

Liquidity Pledges:

Australia:

cragv, $100
(March 31st) IMZ Mark: $AU 250

U.S.:

Bitcoin Charlie, $500

International:

Bitcoin National, 100 Uno @ $2.25 (Paypal)

Un-Ex 31/1/2015 [Western Australia – a half a day ahead of the U.S.]

Here is the trade-tracker

Unobtanium 'solid': .00126/.00110

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/133
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-UNO
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/UNO/BTC
https://coinbroker.io/trade/?symbol=UNO.BTC;

Trusted Traders:

http://indiamikezulu.com.au/454/list-of-trusted-traders/

DVC: 13.1 Uno

Liquidity Pledges:

Australia:

cragv, $100
(March) IMZ Mark: $AU 250

Core-tanium (Btc pledged as anti-dump ammo): .25 from IMZ Mark and .1 from Benefactor @ 1DG6gjrZ6XyzSUBA6GBrhra5FSQwkiQy7y:

U.S.:

Bitcoin Charlie, $500

International:

Bitcoin National, 100 Uno @ $2.25 (Paypal)

It might be possible but I've thus far been unable to work out how to create a Filter that offers more sort options than or . Thus, the only way to change this would be to give the Expired, Complete, Open and Accepted fields a numeric prefix (so that they're in that order, with new/relevant ones at the bottom). I haven't done that because it would interrupt usability somewhat.

The next best thing is to Filter out the Expired trades so you're left with just the ones that are current or that have been filled. I've currently got this set but it can be undone at any time by clicking the little green Filter button above 'Trade Status' (Column I).

Spreadsheet-related limitations are not a huge deal currently as remember, this is very much a temporary situation. The purpose of this stage of the Un-Ex is to get the functions in place and tested as needed, so that when we move the whole thing to a database and website, design will be relevant and efficient. Thanks for the idea though, I agree and have looked into this before! Further suggestions welcome

Can you make the trades tab sort by trade status?

After you have everything filled out you set your trade to 'OPEN' and it sorts it to the open trades section. So it would be something like:

open
accepted
(blank for new trades)
complete
expired

This would help to clean up the trades and still retain the history.

Guy

Proud to be part of a thread that has the word schmegma in it. My auto-correct, not so much. 

Okay, I got the multi-sig wallet thing wrong. I was thinking of some not-yet-produced Uno multi-sig wallet.

Well, you can't have sloppy, slippery-slide-y orders out there.  They have to be discreet (rigidly defined) for people to accept or not.  Start changing orders that people are interested in, or just about to accept, or in the moment accepting, and you have blood on the streets.  

It's either an order, or it isn't.  If it's changing, - that's not an order.  That's a nebulous blob of schmegma, like a politician, without integrity, and likewise would be the exchange.

I don't mind people cancelling orders.  That's fine.

JIMHO.

Shipped