The deflationists are missing a few key points:

1. Megadeflation may occur when $quadrillions are erased in the inevitable credit and derivatives meltdown if the central banks don't just digitally 'print' $quadrillions.

2. If Megadeflation occurs, yippee, a bunch of stuff gets a lot cheaper for a very limited amount of time before the shelves are bare, as a rather large % of businesses are going to go under in the credit drought. No credit, no assets, no wages, no workers, no cashflow, no business. Then the hyperinflation sets in.

The stackers who get all riled up when Harvey Dent or someone says, "Gold is going to $300!" are also missing the point. In that scenario, Au @ $300 might represent more purchasing power than the current Au @ $1200. These things are all relative. And $300 gold is going to dry up in a hurry just like everything else will.

And the Keynesians all need to be beaten with fiery rattlesnakes. QE might have given the economy a temporary kick if they had said to the populace, " Hey guys, NO TAXES for the next 12 months! Don't worry, we'll just print what we would have stolen from you!" - instead of printing $trillions and giving it just to the bankers.

There's no question that the lunatics are running the asylum, but I can't decide whether they're driven predominantly by malice, or stupidity. Even idiots occasionally get something right.  

WIP...


Anyone have any strong opinions on this? I always thought the default BTC wallet had a lot of wasted space on the overviewpage, and the recent transactions thing was just filler.

He's a chunky critter aint he? 

What I would love to do is ditch the DS frame and the Recent Transactions frame, stick one bigger frame in there - this I can do - and inside the new frame put the current Transactions page - this I have no clue how to do...     ... yet. 

Win binary is in OP. List of Banknodes, which you can use if you need to: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcr/masternodes.dws  (detailed list tab)

I'm no fan of C either.  Header files are an abomination and whoever invented them should be beaten with fiery rattlesnakes.

C++ was designed by fucking idiots. 

The compilation how-to wiki was done by dragos I think. 

By dint of sacrificing several goats to the Elder Gods I have got the tx symbols back, lined up, and fitting in the recent transactions area:



Might shrink 'em a bit.

Mostly fixed... QT's palette inheritance for tooltips is a bit odd and I haven't completely sussed it yet.

Thanks. I made the scollbars a bit fatter, got rid of the background gradient as it was making consistent widget background colour a PITA, it all looks much much nicer. Tooltip decor is still a bit inconsistent in places but I'll get there.

Also redid the splashscreen, which is a highly important and critical feature as you know... 

Fiddled a bit more with the UI. Please tell me you like the toolstripe across the bottom as it took me fecking eons to get the bloody thing centred there.  



Moving it down there makes things a bit less cluttered I think, and allows enough space for the logo to be just about legible.

"IX" was awesome. < >  

And a certain exchange might have squeezed two letters into their apparently hyperunstable frontrunning platform without exploding it.  

Next update I'll just copy the binaries over to the www directory. You're right though, it would be better if they were on http://bitcredits.website. Still good to have a backup though, my BN server is up all the time.



Ahahah, I just read that. 

Georgem is a great guy normally, though we disagree on a lot of things. I think his plans to limit SPR MNs (sorry, "Sevicenodes!") to a limited number of only the richest holders is like limiting the number of miners to only those with the biggest rigs - plain daft.

Try this: http://176.126.241.192:8088/

I'll tart it up tomorrow. 

Kind of interesting to wonder what might happen to the market price of BCR if possession of it meant you could acquire eg. "This Week's Special - BTC at a 2% discount vs. other exchange spot price!"

Digital assets under the direct control of the Banknodes would allow for the efficiencies of centralised systems while still benefiting from the safety of network-distributed risk.

We are entering what shooters refer to as a 'target rich environment.'  

Coloured coin capability (CCC^TM) basically makes the BCR network a distributed exchange, right...? 

If BCR had BTC coloured coin capability and a coinbase compatible API, partnering with eg.
https://btcjam.com   
https://btcjam.com/partner
... might be mutually beneficial. And doesn't mean BN's can't still offer p2p lending in-house. An approach to consider anyway.

You should open source it, the innate ghastliness of java will easily mask any dodgy coding of your own.  

  I'm pretty sure none of the exchanges are using QT GUI clients, unless they're nuts. Might explain Mintpal v2.0 though, idiots trying to run 143 QT clients on a crappy Windows server.