Maloney was not a coder.

Buying at 2100 sats with escrow.

PM me.

I'll go up 150 sats in a week or so.

Support for Ethereum tokens is on the docket next, I think, and that should help with volume.  People like to trade their favorite coins.

I think the staking/profit sharing is cool but I'm excited for decentralized margin trading in June.  It's an obvious move to stake while we wait for that, in my opinion.

I'll buy them for 2k sats. With escrow...-thumbsup-

"It's a very nice place..."

Lol

So I am guessing since the term being used  is "stake", then profit sharing only happens in BCO.  That's cool.  Was just curious.

No wonder people are dropping their alts for more BTC...; )

Okay.  I assume, then, that all the details of this will be released on the 1st of Dec/Friday.  Have to have had the address for a certain amount of time, etc.

I'll wait and buy SEM from people who don't want to deal with it.

How will BTC holders get SEM Tokens?  Airdropped via BTC address (i.e BTC held in a BTC Core wallet) or something else?  Would appreciate an assist on this.  Thanks.

There are still some for sale on Nova but I can't create a new account.

Will check the DEX but it looks a lot like Open Ledger.

Any exchanges or OTC offers?

There has been a lot of news in the Telegram channel.  This thread is quiet but the project is going strong.  New hires for PBSA and we are getting close to hearing more about what Exeblock is going to do.

For those that don't remember, Exeblock is the private company headed by Jonathan, the creator of Peerplays, that is dedicated to developing Dapps for the Peerplays Blockchain.  Apparently, the first Dapp ExeBlock is going to release is 50 50 raffle fundraising tool.  The video interview with Jonathan where he mentions it can be viewed here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJFQAYneZsA&app=desktop

And another video link of someone touting ExeBlock - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikOnp6iOCGQ&feature=youtu.be

Beta testing for Bookie is also slated to begin in January. 

They were.  It's part of the code.  The rake was so small though that it didn't activate anything. 

There is a coded reason why - not enough was wagered.  The link I posted has the answers.

Edit -

The rake is a percentage of total wagered. In this case, the distribution was based on 25 PPY.  Of that 25 PPY, the very large majority went to the participants, the bettors.

The 3% that goes to PPY holders is very small.  Less than 1 PPY small. Less than 1 PPY was what was available to be distributed by the code to over 10,000 accounts.  Since the amount was so small, only about 700ish accounts made the cut due to reasons cited in the link I provided.

That's it.  That's the only reason.  Wait until BTC gets added to the wallet and Bookie is released.  More people will bet and the rake will increase.

A few questions.

Are dividend payouts automated...as in they happen automatically on predictable dates?

And is TAAS its' own blockchain?

Thank you.

You likely received a very small amount.  Read the link that I edited into the above post.  Answers are there.

First Dividends hit PPY wallets this past week.  Very small amount because it was based off of 25 PPY used to play RPS on Helmbet, but distribution occurred nonetheless. Pretty big milestone.  Those payouts should get bigger when BTC is added as a usable currency, Bookie goes live, and as the number of dapps increases (Sweeps, et cetera).

Announcement at the following post -

https://steemit.com/peerplays/@taconator/peerplays-blockchain-distributes-first-rakes-to-stakeholders

Lol.  Peerplays started before the others.

It's only an addition to your perception because you weren't around two years ago...

Apologies.  I signed off from the internet for the most part in the last several weeks...mostly due to personal reasons.

I am sure that by now, you have noticed that Pacatum pushed an update and they are continuing work to improve the dapp.  But likely there won't be much interest in it until BTC betting is implemented which hopefully occurs by the end of the year. Because I and others have little interest in betting more than a few tenths of a Peerplays token just to gamble on an admittedly cool rendition of rock/paper/scissors. And to mention a bit more on that, in case anyone was interested, Eight was actually supposed to be a slew of Eight minigames.  But it got stalled because the code required to ensure that third party devs could stipulate a small percentage for their effort is a bit more complicated then they anticipated.  So all resources are on Bookie and they'll revisit enabling third party access afterwards. Which makes sense.  Bookie is the one that will grab attention.

There is other news.  But a community member has risen on Telegram that is much better at updates then I am.  I fully recommend subscribing to the Telegram channel if you haven't yet.  Senter fills in the blanks between the two week newsletters (which I hope you are signed up for!) and podcast airings.

I will mention something that was posted by Jonathan and I haven't seen specifically discouraged to speak of.  He presented ExeBlock/Peerplays in front of institutional investors at a meetup hosted by Pi Financial.  



There is a lot of behind the scenes shuffling going on and as far as I can tell, we are waiting for BTC integration in helmbet/Peerplays wallet, the Exeblock roadmap (for the uninitiated, a private company headed by principle Peerplays designer Jonathan Baha'i, dedicated to creating Dapps for Peerplays), and ultimately, the simultaneous release of the Pro Bookie Dapp and Casual Mobile Bookie App.

Most of this will be spaced out over weeks/months heading into the end of Q1 2018.  So if the thread goes dormant for awhile, I wouldn't sweat it.  Join the Telegram channel for nonchalant updates...: )

It seems there was a delay.  One of the witnesses's just post an API node for the main net. 

No doubt that communication is a bummer but I don't see them just giving it up after all of this effort.  Unity 3D graphics do work on the testnet.  Betting works on the testnet.  Things work.  Connecting it to the witnesses is where some effort needed to occur...and that seems to be happening.

Eight is geared towards allowing any developer to create a dApp.