The Origin of BitShares Rides Again
The history of Steemit is intertwined with the history (and future) of BitShares. My original The Origin of BitShares series ended poetically with our developers riding off into the sunset in search of Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you are new to BitShares (or have been away for a while) and have questions about where it came from and where it's going, then this new series is for you! The original series covered the first 18 months of our history ending in February 2015. Now another 18 months have passed and it's time to extend the series, especially for all the new Steemians who are just discovering it.
Here's a quick recap of our first 18 months.
Part 1 - It Began with ProtoShares
Part 2 - The Death of Mining
Part 3 - The Ideal Mining Pool
Part 4 - AngelShares and Virtual Mining
Part 5 - POW to POS to TaPOS to DPOS!
Part 6 - Sharedrops and Snapshots
Part 7 - BitShares Sharedrop Theory
Part 8 - Experimenting and Pivoting
Part 9 - What is a SuperDAC?
Part 10 - BitShares Unleashed
In my next post, the glorious history of our second 18 months will continue with...
Part 11 - "It is very cold in space"
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Thank you Stan for putting this all together. That journey is going in other direction than I (AGS investor) thought. I should be rich by now :). I'am glad that you, your son and Bitshares still leaving a trace in The Blockchain. And thank you for your vote for my little Steemit project. As a troll in the Bitshares forum I know that I did not deserve that vote.
You might yet still be surprised where that journey is going...
Stan!! :D
Very short after this dantehman downvote my project with all his power. I'm back to zero. May I ask why? I should not mention his name there or what? And again I'm trolling :). Sorry, I really did not want to.
I have no idea why he would do that.
(I'm not involved with Steemit and have no inside information at all.)
just bought 6000 bitshares :)
Good to read so much goodness about you and getting to know you a bit more Stan! Loving the great pics too. Keep on thriving and smiling. Namaste :)
Great recap of Bitshares history.
I mined some protoshares, participated in AngleShares,
Received BitshareX, DNS, and Vote. And they all merged to become Bitshares. And I am still waiting for the vesting period to end.
You are indeed very well positioned to be part of Future History.
Would you mind share some inside about the future of BitShares?
Stay tuned, this series is going back to the future.
Thanks.
New to Bitshares but interested holding a few
The amigos are far from finished.
Wow, wonderful summary of the history of Bitshares.
BTW, I also wrote a few articles about Bitshares, if anyone is interested, please have a look:
https://steemit.com/steemit/@jademont/build-your-fan-economy-in-steemit-by-bitshares-everyone-can-be-a-star
https://steemit.com/bitshares/@jademont/five-bitshares-websites-that-new-steemit-users-need-to-know
When I found out that Steemit uses the same Graphene technology that BitShares does, I had to stock up on more. Both have bright futures.
Thanks for the great summary of the journey of BitShares and the origin where Steem came from!
I noticed you have snuck a silver coin in on this post
Yes, for many reasons. It's really real money and suggestive of a beautifully perfect digital currency.
But the biggest is the Sic Semper Tyrannus state motto of Virginia!
Although I like Chris Duane's Silver Shield updated artwork MUCH better!
Semper Fi
Did you read my post on silver like a week ago? It starts off a little slow at the start with stuff you probably already know, but around half way down starts to get good and I also address what type of numbers for metals are actually plausible without hyperinflation, unlike some numbers you see tossed around by people such as Max Keiser and Greg Mannarino (it's past payout date, so no, I'm not trying to garner profits lol):
https://steemit.com/money/@r0achtheunsavory/the-r0ach-report-vol-1-it-s-time-to-back-up-the-truck-for-silver
I also invited David Duke to your website to test it's censorship resistance LOL:
https://steemit.com/steemit/@r0achtheunsavory/5xdjbo-will-steem-become-a-valid-decentralized-social-media-network-or-just-a-tool-to-push-political-correctness-and-marxist-propaganda
Upvoted your back up the truck article as soon as I saw it. Loved it.
We just have to get out of the era of paper silver which is siphoning off real demand on a 100:1 basis. That alone predicts a 100x pop when people stop trusting paper silver.
Don't tell Dan or Satoshi, I mean this blockchain stuff is cool and all, but my fantasy is to drive a boat around, then get off the thing and buy stuff with silver bullion haha.
From silvershieldxchange.com
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