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  • Re: Would this work to minimize counterwallet fees?

    Unfortunately there isn't any way to send multiple amounts of multiple counterparty tokens to another address in one transaction, just because it's simply too much data to hold in a BTC transaction.

    If your able to use the command line interface instead, you could setup a local copy of bitcoind (which you already have if you are running bitcoin-qt), import your private keys into there. Then you can set up a local counterparty node on top of bitcoind and use the command line options to customize the fees.

    Example command:

    python3 counterpartyd.py --multisig-dust-size 0.00001 --regular-dust-size 0.00001 --fee 0.00001 send --source [source_address] --destination [destination_address] --asset [token name] --quantity [amount]

    you can make the fees pretty much as low as you want, as long as you don't mind waiting extra long for them to confirm.

  • Re: BITCOINEX.XCP and the Counterparty Gateway

    @yampi I have a suggestion. How about a vendor that takes BITCOINEX and gives out XCP. The price could be taken from the most active exchange dealing BTC/XCP

    yep, something like this will be coming soon!

  • Re: LTB Editorial System Upgrades Overview

    Some updates to this:

    • Newsroom now indicates next to each post title if it has any contributors at all, excluding yourself (blue "group" icon). orange icon still shows for articles you are contributing to.
    • Added a notification that gets sent out when a user accepts a contributor request/invitation.
    • Fixed a bug which was causing it to not show the full contributor list when clicking on "manage" button in newsroom. Note that this only shows accepted contributors, not pending.
    • Users which are both an ACT member (i.e, an editor for the LTB blog) and a contributor on a post have access to edit the posts content even after set to "finished" status. This way, typos or other last minute / post-publishing changes can be made without having to have the article put into Draft mode first.
    • New feature: tokenized blog roles. In the "My Blogs" section, for the Autonomous Content Team form, you can now enter "token:MYTOKEN" instead of a username, and it will use Token Controlled Access to automatically assign content team roles to anyone that holds that specific token (this means that the PODCAST tokens are now working again!). This works for any of the 4 available role types (admin, editor, independent writer and writer)
  • Re: Please vote on best design

    @TorstenEndOfMoney any idea on a release date for the documentary?

    @tintin it was working for me yesterday, maybe it was just scheduled to end?

  • Re: LTB Ideas

    Yep, good suggestions. There is also the github here: https://github.com/tokenly/tokenly-cms/issues

    How about this:

    I've changed the name of this board to "LTB Platform Development & Support". Also stickied your thread :)

  • Re: LTB Editorial System Upgrades Overview

    @dhimmel Great idea and implementation. @cryptonaut, I did not receive a notification when the author accepted my contributor request.

    noted

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