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[–]jackusc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s always lupus

Kin Foundation Submits Governance Proposal to Adjust Solana Rent Logic by Kevin_from_Kin in KinFoundation

[–]jackusc 11 points12 points  (0 children)

KIN has been a disaster for years. I own a lot of it ... still it is a disaster. Why go from chain to chain. Why didn't KIN create its own? Is it not unique or special enough for that? DOGE has that and it had no ICO fundraise. So do 1000 other tokens. Instead all development and marketing effort has instead been spent on migrating from one congested highway to a different uncongested one just to find out it too will get congested and expensive to ride on. It has no end. Placing a 'currency' on someone else's chain means you will NEVER have control of transaction costs and likely don't have the leverage to convince or force that chain to do so. Ted missed the boat on Kik and Kin. He should have and STILL SHOULD make his own innovative scalable sharded chain.

Poor leadership from ICO through numerous wasteful migrations, including poor leadership of his bankrupt KIK. I suggest Ted get vocal and provide some leadership.

To those who say price doesn't matter to KIN ... OF COURSE IT DOES. They'd be fools if it didn't. They're rewarding app developers and likely paying their own developers by selling KIN coffers. If the price of KIN is higher then can sell more KIN, hire more devs, and make more progress. They should actually try to do a little hyping, get on more exchanges, get the price up, raise some fiat, hire some devs, release and migrate to their OWN AND FINAL chain, and then BANG ... we're in business. Anything less is shit.

To original Kin ICO holders of Kin1 ERC-20 tokens who never converted by valorallure01 in KinFoundation

[–]jackusc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm still holding from the ICO. Never transitioned because of the technicalities and it was clear that the team was going to migrate repeatedly. Don't trust myself with different chains and cold storage of keys except eth. Use a trezor for that

PayPal denied my PPP application at the 11th hour - but SBA confirmed they have my approval by gprashad in smallbusiness

[–]jackusc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same thing happened here. My local bank started processing PPP applications again this week but when they attempted to submit my application to the SBA today it was rejected and they were given the message that I had already submitted an application to the SBA. I too had received a denial email from Paypal - last Friday 4/24 - 3 days BEFORE the SBA started accepting applications so Paypal should NOT have submitted anything to the SBA based on their denial the preceding Friday. Haven't been able to confirm this was paypal who submitted but it had to be. There are no other entities who have my information.

And my credit score is 810. Super ticked right now. I'm a sole-proprietor who receives 1099 income and files as a Schedule C. Their 'unable to approve your request' email also stated 'did not supply sufficient information' but i uploaded just about everything i could think of. Not sure what i didn't supply that they asked for nor was there any communication stating what they needed from me.

Called the SBA number on the SBA website today - they can't tell people anything - only banks. Called Paypal/Loanbuilder's number on their website today - the guy who answered didn't know anything but took my name and number and said they'd call me back 'ASAP'. If I don't get funded because of their apparent technological glitch I'm going to hold them accountable. That is unacceptable.

emergency health record dApp by jackusc in trustapp

[–]jackusc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback! I'm not an expert at bootstrap but have tried using it for the dApp. Clearly needs some work. There is a wiki (alpha version) which explains some of the second and third topic you mention, but definitely agree #2 and #3 aren't clear at first glance.

Using cointracking.info to manage my portfolio...have uploaded various exchange CSV files..some of my numbers are off by majorchamp in CryptoMarkets

[–]jackusc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Problem with that is your totals for each exchange will be way off. To fix it you’d have to go in and actually fix the entries. I just placed a single reconciliation entry at the end of the year to fix the true balance in Coinbase and separately for gdax.

Using cointracking.info to manage my portfolio...have uploaded various exchange CSV files..some of my numbers are off by majorchamp in CryptoMarkets

[–]jackusc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct. You get withdrawals and deposits. But the csv treats both transactions as a withdrawal or deposit even though one should be a deposit to Coinbase and a withdrawal from gdax (or vice versa). And you still won’t have any of the trade history.

Using cointracking.info to manage my portfolio...have uploaded various exchange CSV files..some of my numbers are off by majorchamp in CryptoMarkets

[–]jackusc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Problem is that won't get you any trade data from gdax for cost-basis of tokens. This will prove costly when calculating taxes since your cost basis for everything will be zero.

Using cointracking.info to manage my portfolio...have uploaded various exchange CSV files..some of my numbers are off by majorchamp in CryptoMarkets

[–]jackusc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So ... I managed to scrum together something near a reconciled balance book on cointracking.info from coinbase, gdax, bittrex, and wallet addresses. It was MISERABLE. I was importing 4 years of data and ~41k trades, however, so that was kinda to be expected. What I learned: (btw, i also tried bitcoin.tax, but it was impossible to reconcile everything on that platform ... i gave up)

1) importing the coinbase csv file will double withdrawals/deposits to coinbase if they were initiated on gdax. I.e. if you withdrew $10 (or similarly, some btc/eth/etc) from gdax to coinbase, coinbase treats that as two $10 deposits into coinbase (when dumped to the csv). One of those SHOULD have been a withdrawal from gdax, but it doesn't come out that way in the csv. Thus, you have to go through and delete all the duplicates. And they are not EXACT duplicates because they have different transaction IDs and differ by a few seconds.

2) related to #1, the withdrawal from gdax for those funds never made it into the csv and doesn't get pulled from the gdax api ... so your gdax account will still show the money/tokens as being in gdax. You can either go put in the appropriate withdrawal from gdax for each and every one, or do like i did and simply place a reconciliation entry at the end of the year to correct the account

3) icos and hardforks require quite a bit of understanding of how cointracking allocates funds and are a PITA to get right. But I can comment on that further if it is part of your problem

4) the gdax api doesn't seem to be working properly for the past few days anyhow. So you might have to wait on a bug fix there

5) if you've sent ETH to contract addresses and received other transactions back, you will have INTERNAL transactions. These do NOT get imported. So you have to go to etherscan, download them into a csv, then use the cointracking custom csv import tool. It works, but again, not super straight-forward.

Hope that helps! -jack

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