That is truly great news! Thanks for sharing this. It makes my DNotes investor heart happy

Oh, and still a happy customer with the trading bot!

I would like to still get whatever shares I get as a file admin. I believe I also get some shares for signing up new writers. Well, I haven't signed up anyone in years, so I'm fine with forfeiting those shares for now. Should my role as a new writer signup admin become active again, then we can touch base about getting those shares back, but until then it doesn't make sense to get paid for something I'm not doing. I do put in some effort in maintaining the receiver files and there is a small cost for maintaining that server, so I definitely want to keep receiving all file admin shares that I have been receiving to date. Thanks

Thanks to CTYA for all your contributions.

Glad to see the project is moving forward. Happy to keep helping as a file custodian.

Congratulations on the HERo membership introduction video!

I'm happy to beta test various block chain applications that interest me. And my perspective is as an end user who isn't a programmer. If anyone has developed something on the DMD platform, for example, and is looking for beta testers, feel free to reach out

Thanks for the reminder about Frei Exchange. I did check it and because the lowest denomination is one satoshi, the DVC/BTC market there is pretty much dead. I was wondering about any exchanges that offered a DVC/LTC market.

I might try the DevSteem thing, but honestly I'd rather just work with an open market.

Looks like Altilly is delisting DVC. Do we have any other exchanges? Thanks!

Congratulations on the beta launch of HERo membership site! (I'm still here having fun with the trading bot.)

I wonder if that's what's behind the most recent BTC price drop. Hopefully Coinbase has another banking partner already.

I'm moving up to the "big leagues" with bot trading--the USD-BTC market on Bittrex--which is why I know exactly what the BTC price is doing right now. (adds several new trading pairs to stay ahead of the BTC price free fall). I like this market because it moves a lot, so my trading pairs see a lot of action. In contrast, the BTC-XEM market which I started out with (and am still in) can be quite slow, which makes it a great market to learn the ropes on.

He lives on my ignore list...

I'm catching up on this thread. I hear ya, UTB, about the taxes. I recently brought all my cryptocurrency activities into compliance with the US tax code. 2017 was a lot of fun. 2018, not so much. And there are issues, like the one you mentioned about how you can owe more in taxes than what you cashed out because if you sell one coin and immediately buy another, you are liable for the capital gains on the coin you sold but you don't get to expense out the coin you bought, only use it as a basis until you sell it, so selling and reinvesting seems to be penalized at this point. And having to maintain bookkeeping software subscriptions, tax accountants, etc. all costs money and sometimes more than what you make in cryptocurrency activities. It's definitely a strange time in the industry. Incidentally, the main reason I gave up on Steemit usage (which I know DevelCuy was trying to encourage), was because it made the recordkeeping for tax purposes way too difficult to be worth it. Steem blockchain explorer just isn't easy to work with in that way and I was pulling out my hair trying to pull transaction records together. Honestly, the easiest way to maintain good records is to just export transactions from those QT wallets (good, old fashioned, solid). The better known exchanges with APIs are really helpful too.

Thank you UTB for all you've done. If it weren't for Devcoin and the Devtome, I'm sure my cryptocurrency "hobby" would have never gotten off the ground as a viable business (which I'm hoping it still is, LOL). I was able to use a lot of my Devtome earnings to get into all sorts of other cryptocurrencies, many of which have failed, but some of which are still going strong today. It's hard to believe that some of the coins I bought when they were brand new are considered "old" today.

I too support DevelCuy as new accounting admin. I'm one of the folks who host receiver files, and want to keep doing so. And I hope efforts to relaunch or reinvent Devcoin are successful. I suppose the wallet could use an update for starters.

Altcoins seem to be bleeding something fierce yesterday and today. I'm looking forward to things bottoming out and heading back up. I have noticed that lately XEM has been holding pretty steady around 6 cents. Its price in BTC seems very dependent on BTC's price relative to USD.

I do remember the deposit requiring a ridiculous number of confirmations, now that you mention it. The withdrawal finally did go through the next day. So now I can adjust my expectations to a withdrawal request from Livecoin being an overnight process

Thanks! That did it for me

I just updated my wallet to v 2.4.4 and I'd like to use the wallet I have in local storage. However I am not sure where it is stored. Can someone please advise?

I will try to post a support request on the NEM forum as well, but this is what I can do right now.

What are your experiences with BTC withdrawals from LiveCoin? I inputted one several hours ago and it says it's still processing. Is that normal?

Thanks in advance for the feedback.

I was clearing fulfilled orders, actually, so in my case that wasn't the issue. I started to notice there was a communication problem between bittrex and my bot when fulfilled orders were not showing up under the fulfilled orders tab, and that got me to also realize that the new orders weren't being put in. The only communication that was working was when I would initially set up the trading pair, the bot would start it. But then after that, crickets...

I'm going with my current theory that my computer was gradually corrupting files. With a fresh start and almost my entire new grid entered, things are working much better. However I will be watching things more closely now that I know what I'm looking for. It may be that every four months or so, I just redo the whole thing, which is a pain but not horrible. It may be that if the bot regularly starts making me the price of a new laptop in profits, that I will replace my computer too

So I started all over with the bot in a different folder--downloaded it fresh, changed my API keys and everything. Now I'm entering my grid. It's already working much better. So I'm not sure what happened but I suspect some of the files got corrupted. Maybe I need to plan on cleaning it up every so often. I sure use that thing heavily. Thanks for your help and I'll keep you posted.

Thanks for that confirmation. At least I know the bot is working which means the solution is within my control. Adding exceptions to the antivirus software didn't work, so I'm going to install it somewhere else on my machine and see if that solves the problem. I think my computer is a bit of a lemon but I'm not in a position to replace it yet. I'll keep you posted.

You know, it might be my antivirus software. It was recently updated and that update (at least loosely) correlates with my bot troubles. I'd like to set up an exclusion for bittrex. Is it just bittrex.com, or is there a special url bittrex uses to send back its API calls? Please advise.