World's first person employed by the blockchain

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Quote from: FandangledGizmo on December 31, 2014, 06:34:33 AM

Quote from: bitcreditscc on December 31, 2014, 05:15:03 AM

WRONG

By my accounting Memorycoin 2.0 was the first blockchain to employ people, and it still does so in a way far less complicated than BTS

Good point! I would say you were right actually! Hmm... Embarrassed

Voting in BTS is real easy though - Open the wallet, click thumbs up if you like any of the delegates, thumbs down if there's any you don't like and click 'update vote', done.

Yes that is a perk, perhaps they will continue refining the system

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Quote from: bitcreditscc on December 31, 2014, 05:15:03 AM

WRONG

By my accounting Memorycoin 2.0 was the first blockchain to employ people, and it still does so in a way far less complicated than BTS

Good point! I would say you were right actually! Hmm... Embarrassed

Voting in BTS is real easy though - Open the wallet, click thumbs up if you like any of the delegates, thumbs down if there's any you don't like and click 'update vote', done.

bitcreditscc

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WRONG

By my accounting Memorycoin 2.0 was the first blockchain to employ people, and it still does so in a way far less complicated than BTS

FandangledGizmo

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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrif9uThwSY&feature=youtu.be&list=PLjgfpSQFJTLrdPBq7XCzA6XQHG2m9PTVX

More info:

BitShares has 101 delegate positions, http://www.bitsharesblocks.com/delegates , as you can see from the link, most are just 3% payrate delegates that decentralise the network & sign blocks.

However there are a few 100% payrate delegates, that currently earn $2-3000 per month. Nikolai or 'Toast' was the first and is also the most popular but anybody who can add value to BitShares can offer their service to the blockchain in exchange for a delegate position. Please visit the forum Bitsharestalk.org if you think you can add value as a delegate.

The current total dilution rate is less than 1% a year and even if all 101 delegates were on a 100% it would still be less than Bitcoin. So instead of the new BitShares being given to whoever spends the most on ASIC miners they are given to whoever can add the most value to BitShares as decided by holders of BitShares.

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