Unfortunately Open Transactions changed the format of their nyms and contracts and such, and still have not settled on a final format, and seem to have given up on the idea of making a GUI client so simple that grandma can use it, so all the wonderful markets of any asset vs any asset at any powers-of-ten scale have gone on hold since long ago now and look to be quite a while yet before they get a final system in place.

So all the stuff at http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html is still not simple to trade for grandmas and such, and most cryptocoin folks have never seemed to get into the idea of actually entering into games to wheel and deal, they just want to sit outside and trade stuff on websites without any actual immersion in any games, no characters to get mugged trying to find their way to a back alley exchange in some city on some planet somewhere, no nation to control and keep productive to back its currency and so on and so on.

I have been looking around at the various distributed exchanges / assets systems but so far have not seen one that looks like it would work for the stuff the http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html pages document.

Basically the major nations clans corps groups parties and such mostly trade on paper nowadays racking up notes as to what transactions will eventually need to be plugged into the Open Transactions system whenever a final setup for Open Transactions is ready for use.

But just because the cryptocoins crowd doesn't see it all moving on websites doesn't mean the whole grand design of the Galactic Milieu is not still chugging along in the background.

Consider for example that the total amount of devcoins owed by debtors is still way the heck larger than the total number that have been minted, and that fleets of ships continue to ship Deuterium to General Ming Corp (GMC) and General Retirement Fund (GRF) depots carrying typically almost 15 million units of Deuterium per fleet and often four or five such fleets from a given Corp from its various mining colonies you can see from the table at http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/deuterium.html that commerce is still strong and is in fact growing.

So just have patience, maybe? Or maybe even throw some bounties into encouraging more players to get involved? Or throw more bounties at Open Transactions developers? Or into whole new technologies to make all this stuff more accessible to folk who maybe are not into running around on two-dimensional maps with individual characters? Or to attract more players into the various clans? Or to encourage folks to make whole new clans, parties, associations and such?

-MarkM-

I haven't sold any of mine in a LONG time. I used to play the market to build up more... and then they crashed. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to liquidate at this point or remain hopeful that something can be done to infuse value into them again. Feel kind of stupid... had an offer when they were 120 sat still to buy all of mine at 110 off the market. Declined because I had faith in the project. Now they're almost valueless, .

If vircurex actually run away with the money now (no deposits or withdrawals can be made) and the withdrawal problems that Cryptsy has, I predict that DVC will drop with one satoshi. However, there is still one market, BTER provides a DVC/CNY trading pair.

Too fucking bad, that I sent all my DVC out of Cryptsy, straight into the mouth of vircurex... 30M coins :/
So, I'll just beg and pray that vircurex just has a problem with their wallet services. Tested to send there a few DVC an hour ago, and the deposit cannot be seen either.

I guess this is quite a hot topic for devcoiners, as vircurex has been quite a big market place for us.

Maybe fork devcoin into two coins, devcoin2 and wikicoin, and holders could redeem their dvc into which ever direction they wish. Devcoin2 could include bounties to benefit crypto in general, and wikicoin could include many types of media. Just food for thought and conversation, but sometimes change is good, better than stagnating.

Just copy the existing rpc function we spoke about but pass in a searchable address and filter based on that... Call the function via interface.

That way search might take a while but your not storing another db.. Unless feature is heavily used then might make sense to optimize to a new db.

You can use that function but get the utxo of each address or the address you search for from there in a custom function. You can get the size of utxo and calculate balance like the function does.

Does the utxo set not have what you need?

Nice work, need to be able to search by address ideally for my useage though.

Fuzzybear

i have set the old devcointalk.org forum that went offline on august 2014 on http://old.devcointalk.org/index.php

I am putting the coinzen forum on the new http://www.devcointalk.org and any logins on coinzen should hopefully work on this devcointalk domain (starting this now).  PM me or let me know in here or on the forum if any issues.

Fuzzybear

Just a word of caution...

Likely you will have members that had old accounts and just created new ones using the same username. Like I did. So not sure what will happen if you try to import usernames that exist on the new forum, but you should expect to run into that.

TT

Why not just use a sub domain of devcoin.org like forum.devcoin.org?