https://steemit.com/bitshares/@tonypeacock/why-trolls-and-fud-merchants-hate-bitshares
When you have the ability to charge a fraction of what a centralized exchange market; fear of being overtaken. Bitshares is a threat to Bittrex and all other centralized exchange markets.
An arbitrary decision by a centralized exchange to delist a coin without any explanation is essentially a non-issue compared to anything. Bitshares was priced around half a cent for years... and survived:
The rumour is that they have been running a fractional reserve & there is 0 BTS in their hot wallet.
Yobit and Livecoin are no longer actively trading or accepting BTS.
New exchanges that should be added to the link you provided are:
Zb.com Aex.com Lbank.info Xbrick.io Big.one
Avoid Poloniex at all costs.
Bittrex should be making a decision sometime soon on whether to proceed with the delisting of BTS or to resume trading.
This is the announcement from the Bitshares Spokesperson about the their interaction with Bittrex. https://steemit.com/bitshares/@bitshares.fdn/the-contacts-with-bittrex-and-its-legal-counsel-are-moving-forward
There are some blockchain issues at the moment which may be impacting you. You can find updates here: https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@BitSharesDEX and here: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@ash/bitshares-entered-unplanned-maintenance-mode
I would suggest you try again once these issues have been resolved.
Registering (in this context) just means can bter.com find your Bitshares account? If bter.com can't and you've got an account setup then it's likely a fault with bter.com platform and you'll need to raise a support ticket.
To withdraw from bter.com, all you should need to do is enter your bitshares account name - no memo required and hit the withdraw button. That's it. Remember; your account name (in Bitshares) is your receiving address.
Read this tutorial link for an general overview of Bitshares concepts and terminology.
See this guide: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@testlump/coffee-on-the-blockchain-a-step-by-step-guide-to-bitshares-and-smartcoins-for-absolute-beginners
It contains a section on wallet backup and restoring as well as an overview on the different types of Bitshares account; 'account model' and 'wallet model'.
Okay, I kinda found the answers: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@apasia.tech/rough-guide-to-wallet-management-on-the-bitshares-dex
It states you cannot convert a cloud wallet to a local wallet. I guess, however, you can create a new, local wallet, login to your cloud wallet, and send your assets to the local wallet's account.
I got in at 5 cents, then 8 and even at 30 cents near the ATH, and putting in more even now at 5 again. So the answer in my opinion is a big YES! Was tough for traders, but for investors following Warren Buffett's strategy of buying the undervalued, I really think there aren't many coins as undervalued as BTS. I'm looking forward to a very probable 100 cents, and possibly many times more. Stan Larimer preaches $330 / BTS, who knows? But that's just me, do your own research :)
Bitshares has a great technology, but not many people know about it. We have smartCoins like BitUSD which are backed by 2x collateral unlike USDT, and only just now an exchange has listed them (AEX). Will get the word out and BOOM! https://steemit.com/bitshares/@ash/bitshares-exchange-aex-to-add-three-smartcoin-markets
You might want to join Bitshares Traders group on Telegram as there are active discussions about this.
Bitshares is a different kind of Cryptocurrency. It is a platform that only gradually starts to show it's immense power, when companies start to use it as their back-end. That's beginning to happen. More and more businesses are building on it, and the cumulative efforts are only starting to show.
I think the price of today is way above a reasonable price based on fundamentals. Thus market movements are mostly just noise. But the "floor" is rising, and once fundamental demand reaches the fluctuations of day-trading, the price will climb never to come down again. Few people see it, because the most powerful development isn't happening directly within Bitshares, but on top of it, with other names. Bitspark for example.
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170101/
That's a snap shot of where the markets where Jan 1st. Things are def in bubble land so be careful out there. Bitshares is really interesting. You should check out eos. It is a new blockchain coming from the creator of bitshares.
You can only withdraw OPEN.BTC via the Openledger gateway (Deposits and Withdrawals tab in the wallet). See Part 4 of this guide
Read all about it on steemit and decide for yourself.
> The HERO is a unit of digital currency whose value is mathematically pegged to the US dollar plus 5% APR since the Creature from Jekyll Island began printing it in 1913. Today the value of the dollar is worth less than 2 cents in 1913 dollars. The HERO is worth over $150 in 2017.
I know multisig is available at the protocol level. There is a difference between what's available at the protocol level and what's available at the UI level. What I'm looking for is an easy to use wallet implementation, like copay or greenaddress, that I can recommend to friends and family; something they can use without knowing the nitty-gritty of the protocol.
Results in the 4 hour test windows showed a top of 3,300 TPS and 20,000+ Operations per second with a sustained average of 1,000 transactions per block and 8,000 operations per block. These are huge results in the current crypto currency space! but we are looking to push this even further. I always knew our chain was fast but the HUGE take away for me was the ease at which blockchain parameters can be voted on and changed with the stress test demonstrating this ability by using 7 discrete phase's with changes being made to Max TX Size, Max Block Size and Block Interval; changes were made on the fly and witnesses fully supported updated parameters and the whole process was seamless. I recommend reading the following short paper and sharing amongst your circles.
Taken from: https://steemit.com/bitshares/@steempower/bitshares-state-of-the-network-4th-april-2017
Full paper: http://docs.bitshares.eu/_downloads/bitshares-stresstest.pdf
If you don't want core wallet, you can use Bitshares wallet for Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitshares.bitshareswallet
There's also Paperwallet Generator, but never used it personally:
Create an account at openledger. https://steemit.com/bitshares/@heiditravels/using-openledger-for-the-first-time-basic-transactions
Then go back into bittrex and find bts and click the minus icon for withdrawal and point to your open ledger address.
well, as far as a Inkow open.eth is the same as poloniex eth. As per this article https://steemit.com/bitshares/@heiditravels/using-openledger-for-the-first-time-basic-transactions "Basically Poloniex does the same thing but they don’t label it as polo.btc, so in this way OpenLedger is being transparent."
There are workers paid by the blockchain to work on both the core software and the reference GUI. Several businesses are migrating from Bitcoin to Bitshares. I think new DEX's will beat Bitshares in the marketing department for some time, but it's unlikely that any other project will beat it in speed, features, efficiency, or scalability - let alone in all of them.
Have a look at some weekly reports to gain better insight.
If you created a 'wallet' account, go to Settings (Cog in the top right)->Backup->Brain Key and note down the phrase. You can also backup the wallet bin file.
You might find Part 2 - Steps 4 onwards helpful, which provides more detail.
I've been clicking around and found this.
A friend of mine is the one who's in on Muse and is giving me the info. I will ask him if he has any links and I will update you.
>Borrow HEROs into existence. No one understands that.
You're right. They should just be clearer and just say buy.
And then for more profit say you can buy them if you think hero/bts is going down, and borrow them if you think hero/bts is going up. (I hope I got that right)
I don't think there's clear BTS leadership tbh, just people contributing or building on BTS.
>to become main stream we need to become less like an infomercial.
also agree.
Someone published instructions how to, for example, create custom UI for bitshares, I hope some people use it to make it as modern and clear as possible
https://steemit.com/bitshares/@cm-steem/bitshares-ui-customization-guide
Someone made a similar proposal on steemit a few days ago. It would probably make sense for you to touch base with them.
You could use https://changelly.com/ although the fees there are a bit high I think.
It accepts VISA and otherwise pretty straight forward.
Can send any of the coins bitshares gateways for deposit accept. Probably higher liquidity ones are best. So would just deposit for example BTC to the openledger's BTC gateway and then sell on the DEX for bitEUR.
I think highest liquidity are open.BTC-BTS and then BTS-bitEUR pair too.
Anyway, too many ways to do it, ideally changelly starts allowing sending bitshares directly like shapeshift or blocktrades, but those don't have VISA.
OpenLedger Special News Digest: ICO Prelaunch Incent, OpenLedger Listing Gridcoin, ICO Campaign Nexium, OBITS Voting and Funky Func Tokens
National Bank of Denmark moves their minting of coins to Finland. Banknote Printing is also closing.
From the New Year the National Bank will end the printing of banknotes and minting of coins in Denmark.
Leveraging opportunities on the blockchain - Bitshares and OpenLedger to bank the unbanked
Since the launch of bitcoin in 2009 it has become clear that blockchain technology offers significant advantages over existing value transfer systems. The power of this new technology is far-reaching, though it is still in its relative infancy and the many benefits have not yet been realised.
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Thank you for responding! I was confused after seeing this refer to a decentralized exchange which I guess is just a sub-program under the BitShares name :/
>Don't quote me on this, because I'm not sure.
If you did not vest it, you should be able to transfer the funds using the client.
If you don't have access to the client (for instance if you're using Windows) or you vested it, I don't think there is yet a way to transfer from the steemit website back to the BitShares wallet.
You should contact someone that would know more about it by posting in the steemhelp category or contact someone like xeroc on the BitShares forum.
-TuckFheman
Don't quote me on this, because I'm not sure.
If you did not vest it, you should be able to transfer the funds using the client.
If you don't have access to the client (for instance if you're using Windows) or you vested it, I don't think there is yet a way to transfer from the steemit website back to the BitShares wallet.
You should contact someone that would know more about it by posting in the steemhelp category or contact someone like xeroc on the BitShares forum.
I want to like, and use steem - but this part gives me pause: >In the bottom box enter your private-key and click login.
Nope. Can someone convince my why doing so would be a good idea, and why can't steem authenticate via a signed message, or some other method, aside from giving up my private key?