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OrsonJ
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December 02, 2019, 05:10:32 PM |
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I have to say that new waves exchange looks great , works great , everything is smoothly , lovely interface so this is maybe the only positive tech coming to waves in this year which is kinda sad. I'm still waiting to see what marketing team is gonna do until the end of the year as Sasha told us in AMA that marketing team is preparing something for the community and the project and I do hope this time it will reflect on the price as we're ATL in satoshis.
I'm a bit out of the loop on Waves. I know market cap isn't everything, but it's pretty astonishing to see it with a lower market cap than something like Verge. With the new exchange do Waves holders get a share of the revenue/fees or anything like that?
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Waves.support
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December 02, 2019, 05:41:39 PM |
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I have to say that new waves exchange looks great , works great , everything is smoothly , lovely interface so this is maybe the only positive tech coming to waves in this year which is kinda sad. I'm still waiting to see what marketing team is gonna do until the end of the year as Sasha told us in AMA that marketing team is preparing something for the community and the project and I do hope this time it will reflect on the price as we're ATL in satoshis.
I'm a bit out of the loop on Waves. I know market cap isn't everything, but it's pretty astonishing to see it with a lower market cap than something like Verge. With the new exchange do Waves holders get a share of the revenue/fees or anything like that? Greetings. You can lease your WAVES coins right in the Waves Exchange: https://waves.exchange/ . Leasing will provide you an opportunity to receive about 6% on annual basis. ROI calculator ( https://vis.pywaves.org/roi-calculator/) was created by one of our very active community members and advisors of Waves Exchange, so you can easily calculate it on your own taking into account your stake. The list of the active leasing pool within the network can be found within "Leasing pools" category on the official forum: https://forum.wavesplatform.com/c/poolsPools' terms & conditions, their distribution policy, and many other details can be found there as well. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager
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OrsonJ
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December 02, 2019, 05:45:00 PM |
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I have to say that new waves exchange looks great , works great , everything is smoothly , lovely interface so this is maybe the only positive tech coming to waves in this year which is kinda sad. I'm still waiting to see what marketing team is gonna do until the end of the year as Sasha told us in AMA that marketing team is preparing something for the community and the project and I do hope this time it will reflect on the price as we're ATL in satoshis.
I'm a bit out of the loop on Waves. I know market cap isn't everything, but it's pretty astonishing to see it with a lower market cap than something like Verge. With the new exchange do Waves holders get a share of the revenue/fees or anything like that? Greetings. You can lease your WAVES coins right in the Waves Exchange: https://waves.exchange/ . Leasing will provide you an opportunity to receive about 6% on annual basis. ROI calculator ( https://vis.pywaves.org/roi-calculator/) was created by one of our very active community members and advisors of Waves Exchange, so you can easily calculate it on your own taking into account your stake. The list of the active leasing pool within the network can be found within "Leasing pools" category on the official forum: https://forum.wavesplatform.com/c/poolsPools' terms & conditions, their distribution policy, and many other details can be found there as well. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager Thanks for the info. Where do exchange fees and profits go?
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Waves.support
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December 02, 2019, 06:06:49 PM |
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I have to say that new waves exchange looks great , works great , everything is smoothly , lovely interface so this is maybe the only positive tech coming to waves in this year which is kinda sad. I'm still waiting to see what marketing team is gonna do until the end of the year as Sasha told us in AMA that marketing team is preparing something for the community and the project and I do hope this time it will reflect on the price as we're ATL in satoshis.
I'm a bit out of the loop on Waves. I know market cap isn't everything, but it's pretty astonishing to see it with a lower market cap than something like Verge. With the new exchange do Waves holders get a share of the revenue/fees or anything like that? Greetings. You can lease your WAVES coins right in the Waves Exchange: https://waves.exchange/ . Leasing will provide you an opportunity to receive about 6% on annual basis. ROI calculator ( https://vis.pywaves.org/roi-calculator/) was created by one of our very active community members and advisors of Waves Exchange, so you can easily calculate it on your own taking into account your stake. The list of the active leasing pool within the network can be found within "Leasing pools" category on the official forum: https://forum.wavesplatform.com/c/poolsPools' terms & conditions, their distribution policy, and many other details can be found there as well. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager Thanks for the info. Where do exchange fees and profits go? The network is stored by nodes, so 6 WAVES per every block is miners' reward
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OrsonJ
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December 02, 2019, 06:09:21 PM |
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I have to say that new waves exchange looks great , works great , everything is smoothly , lovely interface so this is maybe the only positive tech coming to waves in this year which is kinda sad. I'm still waiting to see what marketing team is gonna do until the end of the year as Sasha told us in AMA that marketing team is preparing something for the community and the project and I do hope this time it will reflect on the price as we're ATL in satoshis.
I'm a bit out of the loop on Waves. I know market cap isn't everything, but it's pretty astonishing to see it with a lower market cap than something like Verge. With the new exchange do Waves holders get a share of the revenue/fees or anything like that? Greetings. You can lease your WAVES coins right in the Waves Exchange: https://waves.exchange/ . Leasing will provide you an opportunity to receive about 6% on annual basis. ROI calculator ( https://vis.pywaves.org/roi-calculator/) was created by one of our very active community members and advisors of Waves Exchange, so you can easily calculate it on your own taking into account your stake. The list of the active leasing pool within the network can be found within "Leasing pools" category on the official forum: https://forum.wavesplatform.com/c/poolsPools' terms & conditions, their distribution policy, and many other details can be found there as well. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager Thanks for the info. Where do exchange fees and profits go? The network is stored by nodes, so 6 WAVES per every block is miners' reward No, these fees: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FekOv6wA.png&t=665&c=D4BOeVmb1GxHTw) They go to miners?
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Waves.support
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December 02, 2019, 07:18:26 PM |
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I have to say that new waves exchange looks great , works great , everything is smoothly , lovely interface so this is maybe the only positive tech coming to waves in this year which is kinda sad. I'm still waiting to see what marketing team is gonna do until the end of the year as Sasha told us in AMA that marketing team is preparing something for the community and the project and I do hope this time it will reflect on the price as we're ATL in satoshis.
I'm a bit out of the loop on Waves. I know market cap isn't everything, but it's pretty astonishing to see it with a lower market cap than something like Verge. With the new exchange do Waves holders get a share of the revenue/fees or anything like that? Greetings. You can lease your WAVES coins right in the Waves Exchange: https://waves.exchange/ . Leasing will provide you an opportunity to receive about 6% on annual basis. ROI calculator ( https://vis.pywaves.org/roi-calculator/) was created by one of our very active community members and advisors of Waves Exchange, so you can easily calculate it on your own taking into account your stake. The list of the active leasing pool within the network can be found within "Leasing pools" category on the official forum: https://forum.wavesplatform.com/c/poolsPools' terms & conditions, their distribution policy, and many other details can be found there as well. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager Thanks for the info. Where do exchange fees and profits go? The network is stored by nodes, so 6 WAVES per every block is miners' reward No, these fees: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FekOv6wA.png&t=665&c=D4BOeVmb1GxHTw) They go to miners? As it's been mentioned, all fees are being collected by miners
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Midas111
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December 02, 2019, 07:23:58 PM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
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tirthraj
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December 03, 2019, 07:35:18 AM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
Wave is now trading on approx 8k sat , somewhere it was around 50+k sat . is team releasing new build .
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Mallyx
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December 03, 2019, 08:42:30 AM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
Tried it, and it's really awesome. The exchange gain speed and work so far better on low configuration computers. Trading is fast, the interface still easy to understand. If they manage to give the users the opportunity to pay the trading fee in BTC (or other coins), it will be the best hybrid exchange ever.
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Waves.support
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December 03, 2019, 09:39:07 AM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
Tried it, and it's really awesome. The exchange gain speed and work so far better on low configuration computers. Trading is fast, the interface still easy to understand. If they manage to give the users the opportunity to pay the trading fee in BTC (or other coins), it will be the best hybrid exchange ever. Hello Mallyx. Thank you so much for your kind words. Regarding BTC, this possibility is already existed. You can pay trading fees in BTC and ETH by using our apps. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager
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Mallyx
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December 03, 2019, 09:42:46 AM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
Tried it, and it's really awesome. The exchange gain speed and work so far better on low configuration computers. Trading is fast, the interface still easy to understand. If they manage to give the users the opportunity to pay the trading fee in BTC (or other coins), it will be the best hybrid exchange ever. Hello Mallyx. Thank you so much for your kind words. Regarding BTC, this possibility is already existed. You can pay trading fees in BTC and ETH by using our apps. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager I don't see where I can pay my trading fee with BTC ?
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Waves.support
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December 03, 2019, 09:51:21 AM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
Tried it, and it's really awesome. The exchange gain speed and work so far better on low configuration computers. Trading is fast, the interface still easy to understand. If they manage to give the users the opportunity to pay the trading fee in BTC (or other coins), it will be the best hybrid exchange ever. Hello Mallyx. Thank you so much for your kind words. Regarding BTC, this possibility is already existed. You can pay trading fees in BTC and ETH by using our apps. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager I don't see where I can pay my trading fee with BTC ? You can find such option in the lower right corner of our web/desktop client, just above buy/sell button.
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Mallyx
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December 03, 2019, 12:33:33 PM |
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the new exchange waves.exchange is cool. Seems to be alot faster loading the orderbook and pairs. Great job waves!
Tried it, and it's really awesome. The exchange gain speed and work so far better on low configuration computers. Trading is fast, the interface still easy to understand. If they manage to give the users the opportunity to pay the trading fee in BTC (or other coins), it will be the best hybrid exchange ever. Hello Mallyx. Thank you so much for your kind words. Regarding BTC, this possibility is already existed. You can pay trading fees in BTC and ETH by using our apps. Kind regards, Waves Community Manager I don't see where I can pay my trading fee with BTC ? You can find such option in the lower right corner of our web/desktop client, just above buy/sell button. I must be blind, will checkout after work. Thanks
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Waves.support
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December 03, 2019, 01:37:24 PM |
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Hi. We have mentioned many times that there is a new Matcher URL https://matcher.waves.exchange/ and the public key is now changed to 3PEjHv3JGjcWNpYEEkif2w8NXV4kbhnoGgu Also, we notified our community everywhere through blogposts and announcements that the migration is a mandatory step, as the outdated products are now work in a restricted mode since yesterday's migration, which means there's no opportunity to trade, handle your leasing, check your portfolio, etc. Sincerely, Waves Community Manager
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December 03, 2019, 01:45:03 PM |
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@Mallyx Imho your signature is incorrect. Thing is...that only counts for Waves and Waves' assets. BTC for example, you will be holding proxy tokens, wBTC, and thus one is NOT holding their own private keys, the gateway is though.
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December 03, 2019, 01:53:05 PM |
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Hi. We have mentioned many times that there is a new Matcher URL https://matcher.waves.exchange/ and the public key is now changed to 3PEjHv3JGjcWNpYEEkif2w8NXV4kbhnoGgu Also, we notified our community everywhere through blogposts and announcements that the migration is a mandatory step, as the outdated products are now work in a restricted mode since yesterday's migration, which means there's no opportunity to trade, handle your leasing, check your portfolio, etc. Sincerely, Waves Community Manager Hello! Maybe this matcher is sucessfully opening - only for you. So, need to test this, and fix SSL, to make this supporting the full backward compatibility with all TLS versions, and do this available even by HTTP. Else, we need to raise "our own matchers", and start trading there, and make the PR for this, and placing the orders only there... Pfffff.....
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Mallyx
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December 03, 2019, 02:04:28 PM |
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@Mallyx Imho your signature is incorrect. Thing is...that only counts for Waves and Waves' assets. BTC for example, you will be holding proxy tokens, wBTC, and thus one is NOT holding their own private keys, the gateway is though. That's right ! Any suggestion ?
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December 03, 2019, 02:11:11 PM |
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@Mallyx Imho your signature is incorrect. Thing is...that only counts for Waves and Waves' assets. BTC for example, you will be holding proxy tokens, wBTC, and thus one is NOT holding their own private keys, the gateway is though. That's right ! Any suggestion ? You serious? LoL, your signature bro.
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