BitARS Smartcoin creation

in #bitshares9 years ago (edited)

The goal of ARS is to make as easy as possible for residents of Argentina to get into BitShares


BitShares supporters from Argentina agreed with the Committee to issue the ARS Smartcoin, owned by the network.


Why not a BitAsset?

We agreed not to compete with stronger BitAsset markets.

Why not a Privatized Smartcoin?

Because it's not intended for specific private revenue. We want it to be decentralized, a tool to build bridges. A common good.

We found just good reasons to create this Worker proposal:

  • To look for consensus in a more direct way.

  • To be able to issue a 3-character asset (ARS, for logical reasons).

  • As asset creation fee goes to the network it won't represent any dilution.

  • Trading fees will go to the network too.

  • It can potentially bring a whole new market to BitShares, with no cost.

Note that Lifetime members pays Basic member fees for issuing 3 character assets, and then there's the 80% cash back. That's why the Worker budget is 1,174,108 BTS instead of 234,822 BTS. Fee Schedule at cryptofresh

Link to the original discussion https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,22231.0.html


The budget has already been created.

  • It lasts from may 1 to may 12.

  • If approved, ARS Smartcoin would be created that same day and its ownership transfered to committee-account, as agreed.


Sort:  

+5%!

Why not a BitAsset?

I think, we should clearify the terms a little. Technically, you are going to create a market-pegged asset.
These are usually also called smartcoins. Some even call them bitassets which is totally fine if you asked me.
The other distinction is between

  • committee-owned assets (let's call them bitassets) and
  • user-owned market-pegged assets, also denoted as privatized market-pegged assets.

Why not a Privatized Smartcoin?

Because it's not intended for specific private revenue. We want it to be decentralized, a tool to build bridges. A common good.

A Privatized Smartcoin can be decentralized as well if it has a multisignature issuer. That would be the same thing as
with committee-owned smartcoins. The committee-account is nothing more than a multsig account.
What is more important is that the price feeds are distributed among many people to not give a single individuum the
power over settlement price.

We found just good reasons to create this Worker proposal:

Great stuff! Still, I would have loved to see a multisig account own the worker, but it's too late for that now.

Anyway, you have my support!

We agree 100%. Because of your advise, elmato (who created the worker) has given committee-member account owner and active permissions over his own account, with a threshold of 2 and weights set to 1 on both account, so now it is a 2 of 2 multisig acoung between el mato and committee-account, until the asset is created. Many thanks.

Feedback is welcomed!. Any ideas on how to make the initial user experience something friendly?

Thanks for posting this here too @rnglab !

@rnglab you were flagged by a worthless gang of trolls, so, I gave you an upvote to counteract it! Enjoy!!

Congratulations @rnglab! You received a personal award!

Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 3 years!

You can view your badges on your Steem Board and compare to others on the Steem Ranking

Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness to get one more award and increased upvotes!

Coin Marketplace

STEEM 0.20
TRX 0.25
JST 0.038
BTC 98646.90
ETH 3511.62
USDT 1.00
SBD 2.98