Quote from: danosphere on November 16, 2014, 01:18:02 AM

Quote from: j4ce1 on November 13, 2014, 06:15:24 PM

Quote from: sphericon on November 13, 2014, 04:46:30 PM

Quote from: kamronk on November 13, 2014, 03:22:16 PM

Hey, so I just noticed everything on syscoin.market is only 88SYS.

Was excited until I realized it's every item, is this an error?

It's an error in the Syscoin code. if you do an "offerscan 0 500" in the console you'll see the price of those items is 88 sys as well, except for the ones that have been updated, which are incremented by 88 sys every time they are updated for some reason Huh

offer.cpp at line 2063 in method offerinfo

oOffer.push_back(Pair("price", ValueFromAmount(theOffer.nFee) ) );

It's returning the network fee for the offer (which is set to 88 by default). The fact that the fee appears to increment during an offerupdate might be related to line 64 in offer.cpp in method GetOfferNetworkFee

int64 nRes = 88 * COIN;

I don't know where the COIN const is defined by it's referenced everywhere. It seems like it should be "1" but perhaps it is being incremented incorrectly somewhere too.

@danosphere @mwheeleruk @coderboo etc I have created an issue in github for this item to be reviewed.

@j4ce1 thanks I saw https://github.com/syscoin/syscoin/issues/34- this is a quick issue to fix we'll release a patch-fix for this ASAP. I'm working on Syscoin'd blockmarket (https://github.com/syscoin/blockmarket) this weekend, it'll be another front end in addition to that built at syscoin.market for users to interact with Syscoin Marketplace features.

Had some legal stuff chew up time this weekend.

Quote from: kamronk on November 15, 2014, 11:25:01 PM

Sooooo, i just heard about bitbay, and if i didnt know any better, id say syscoin devs rebranded sys as bitbay (because how similar the feature sets of the two coins are)

Dev's, have you considered the loss of originality you once had on the market for decentralized markets?

I understand the battle with moolah, but im starting to feel it was a "penny wise but pound foolish" type of decision to focus all resources on that battle. Are ALL devs needed in that? Even coderboo? Im starting to come around to the fud'ers that syacoin has been poorly managed. Please explain a bit...i've had your guys' backs since pre-IPO :/

There were already multiple coins working on decentralized markets. Competition is a good thing. The Moolah battle is about more than just Syscoin's funds its about accountability in crypto. In that same vein its about budgeting- we planned things against a certain budget, that budget is now gone. We're working on moving the coin features forward but with no funding and and a parallel legal battle things take time. The legal costs are coming out of our pocket- funded by our dayjobs- which are not developing Syscoin.

We've been working on this for almost a year at this point. We raised funds and had a lot going for us then we got ripped off. There is a still a TON of potential in this tech and we're working to push it forward. We're doing our best given the hand we've been dealt. As has been stated before we all work fulltime jobs, the presale funding was to be used to hire developers which we were doing; once the funding "vanished", so were most the additional devs. Now its mostly back to the core team, and our limited hours until we recoup our funds from Moolah. Until then we're keeping things moving albeit at a slower pace than we'd prefer.

Openbazaar was around while we were developing SYS, and looking at BitBay I'm not really concerned; def not a rebranded SYS if you look at their website it claims the only thing ready on launch is wallets. Everything is claimed to be in development / planned - including the decentralized markets. They're working on decentralized markets and other stuff, like many other coins are doing. We've done it, we need to dress it better and that's our current focus (both for Syscoin Markets themselves and the Syscoin Wallet as a whole).

For those efforts, all devs are needed including coderboo and myself. Coding during the hours which are available after work. Much of my time after work is taken up by legal. Also remember we're working on new features which need to be designed before they are built/released, and we have a number of private repositories in which we're doing work in order to protect our ideas before they are released fully. You can already see Syscoin Assets in alpha (publicly) in our Github repo coderboo has been working on that, and there are several features already in our core app that aren't properly useable for "average joe" users- rest of the team is focused right now on usability, games, and mobile apps. The features are there at the core level!

Excuses after excuses. That is all we seem to be getting even when things were going right (before moolah BS). You guys are doing what exactly legally??? What are you talking about??? That's the lawyers job!