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<raymens> jed I do get the message "Lost track of consensus" now. It's a 3 node network (starting at a new genesis), should that work?
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<jojopoper> In China,I can login http://stellar.org|stellar.org, and the client still has errors. But I use a proxy server, client results is correct. http://Horizon.stellar.org|Horizon.stellar.org IP address in Chinese DNS resolution problems?
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<sacarlson> ISP filtering?
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<sacarlson> on linux for dns test you can try the command dig to check dns lookup
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<jojopoper> en.....It may be the Chinese greatwall. ToT
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<sacarlson> yes I don't think your gov likes a method of currency exchange that they have no control of.
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<dzham> wasn’t the rise in BTC due to an unofficial OK on bitcoin in China?
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<raymens> there's also a "No VAT required in the EU" conclusion by the Europen Court of Justice today
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<buhrmi> is there a country that taxes bitcoin?
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<buhrmi> how do you pay bitcoin taxes? in bitcoin?
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<jed> raymens: this is the 3 node configuration in docker?
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<raymens> yup
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<jed> yeah
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<jed> raymens: also can you paste me your .cfg?
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<raymens> I'm upgrading the machine right now, but I will as soon as it's ready :)
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<raymens> Although, maybe I can just start another session...
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<raymens> the .cfg btw is the default one. But I do have the env and starting bash script for you
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<jed> hmm seems fine. maybe you just need to --newhist
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<raymens> I'll try later on
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<brian.ebert> buhrmi: I can only answer regarding the US. We've ruled it a commodity, so capital gains tax is owed on the spread between the price it is acquired and the price it is liquidated.
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<brian.ebert> BTW, this discussion could move to #general
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<raymens> Is it correct that at this time horizon-importer is required to run to have a fully functional horizon?
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<scott> yes
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<scott> I’ll begin working on porting horizon-importer into horizon next week
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<scott> I don’t have an ETA, but after that is incorporated horizon should be standalone
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<raymens> Great news :) Will you be doing in steps, by porting some stuff and then turning it off in horizon-importer, or one big overhaul when it's finished?
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<scott> I think the only feasible way is one big overhaul, since I want to maintain the transactional nature of the importer (all the artifacts for a single ledger get imported in a single sql transaction), but I haven’t decided yet. I want to give some thought to what the importer’s design will look like in go before I decide anything.
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<scott> All said, I don’t think it will be a huge project. A couple of weeks in the worst case
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<brian.ebert> If I create two new accounts on test net and fund with friendbot, I have two accounts that each have 10K in them. I'm assuming the denomination is XLM, although I'm not fussed about that, could be anything. If I submit a transaction sending 5 from one account to the other, the receiving account has 10,005 in it, but the transmitting account is left with 9994.9999. Is the 0.0001 being taken as a fee?
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<irisli> yea, the 0.0001 is the fee. The default fee is 100 stroops (equal to 0.0001)
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<irisli> You can specify how much you pay for the fees (as long as it is above the minimum base fee decided by the validators)