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Will total open interest on Augur (i.e. amount in escrow) be more than 1500 ETH at block 6055000 (~29 July 2018)?{"longDescription":"Block 6055000 will be mined on or close to 29 July 2018. \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\nOpen Interest (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_interest) is the amount of unsettled contracts, denominated in ETH, currently outstanding (i.e. in escrow) on the current Augur Universe. This market will determine the total open interest by calling directly to the Augur smart contracts. The information provided there can be checked in the Augur App as well (under the Account >> Universes tab, under TOTAL OPEN INTEREST). \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\nIf you want to call the smart contract yourself, you can connect your Augur node, open the Augur app, open the web console developer tool in your browser, and then input the following command below: \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\n \naugur.api.Universe.getOpenInterestInAttoEth({ tx: { to: '0xe991247b78f937d7b69cfc00f1a487a293557677' }}, (x, openInterest) => {console.log(openInterest/augur.rpc.constants.ETHER)}) \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n\nThe above will return the Open Interest currently in escrow.\n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\nUnofficial sources where you can also track the current open interest are: predictions.global and augur.casino. These sites may not be perfectly in sync, so the definitive resolution source will be a call directly to the Augur smart contract on the blockchain at block 6055000.","resolutionSource":"augur.net","tags":["META","INTEREST"]}
Will Donald J. Trump be elected AND inaugurated as President of the United States for the 2021-2025 presidential term?{"longDescription":"This market is for whether Donald J. Trump will be elected AND inaugurated as President of the United States for a second term. The presidential election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2020; and the inauguration is scheduled for Wednesday, January 20, 2021. The market will be resolved by the end of Inauguration Day (January 20, 2021), UTC-7, at the latest. If it is clear that Donald J. Trump will not be inaugurated as President prior to that, the market will be resolved earlier. ","resolutionSource":"","tags":["TRUMP","ELECTION"]}
Here is the link for the video: https://youtu.be/tHB-5sRcvUk I am not kneeling, but standing. I forgot once it came time to stand amongst the flames. Also, sorry about the delay. National holidays here in my country, and finding the best way to make fire, and a safe place to do it, took me longer than expected.
Hey there. Thanks for the message—you seem very qualified. How do you mean 'outlined approach'? Could I send you a document with an explanation of the project and the questions I currently have? My email is tucker.translator@gmail.com if you'd like to correspond there. Also, would you be open to signing a non-disclosure agreement? I do not know how prevalent they are in the crypto ecosystem, but in the interest of protecting a nascent idea, I'd like to have that conversation, although it is not necessarily a deal-breaker. (And ultimately I would like the project to be open-source.) Thanks again, Tucker
Hey there. Thanks for the message—you seem very qualified. How do you mean 'outlined approach'? Could I send you a document with an explanation of the project and the questions I currently have? My email is tucker.translator@gmail.com if you'd like to correspond there. Also, would you be open to signing a non-disclosure agreement? I do not know how prevalent they are in the crypto ecosystem, but in the interest of protecting a nascent idea, I'd like to have that conversation, although it is not necessarily a deal-breaker. (And ultimately I would like the project to be open-source.) Thanks again, Tucker