just woke up from a marathon 10.5 hour sleep this weekend which apparently my body really needed. crashed out early last night like a little kid.
Damn, that's like sleep enough to last 3 days. yes and knowing my lifestyle, it'll probably have to not that it matters now (coz it's over) but it seems the promo caused a little confusion... the 0.1% had nothing to do with the weekly interest. it was simply [0.1% of the deposit amount] added to your balance. for security, i'm going to start locking down withdrawal addresses. to start with, all withdrawals from now on will just go to the address on your account. no more "please withdraw to 1xxxyyy..." in my PMs.
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just woke up from a marathon 10.5 hour sleep this weekend which apparently my body really needed. crashed out early last night like a little kid.
yep the little promo is over and did the trick nicely, thanks everyone.
it was just something i thought up on the spur of the moment and don't have a magic php script adding the bonus for me... so don't worry if yours is missing, it'll get added soon.
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What is BST? I coundn't fid any information about this service.
Bitcoin Savings & Trust that's where i deposit the coins to earn interest, but you will need much more than 10 BTC to get an account there directly.
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hopefully as exchange rates stabilize you can just convince bobschocolates.com to always charge exactly 6 BTC.
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imagine travelling back to 1654 and trying to explain bitcoin.
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^^^ thanks guys, half way there already. i know it's not much of a bonus, but you're competing with 'free' since i could have just made a withdrawal from BST
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got a largish withdrawal request today and so to help keep my balance stable, i'm offering an extra 0.1% on any deposits from now until Sunday 03:00 UTC.
offer limited to 1 btc (for the next 1000 btc worth of deposits)
(to the withdrawer: if this little promo goes nowhere, i'll just get the coins from BST)
thanks!
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Now that we got the watch option... Is the opposite possible too? I.e. I'm not interested and don't want to see / read about it anymore - ever.
but we still haven't reached 21 million images yet.
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Education Department puts "real-world" skills back on the agenda.
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bump!
curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place? It seems i didnt clarify as this is the 2nd time ive recieved this question, apologies. I dont require any personal information, but neither will i get privacy guard for the domain. Its an option to do so once you have purchased the domain if you feel like you want to add your personal information instead of the current information and then protect it. oh so it has no privacy guard but anyone that looks up the domain just sees Santa Claus, 1 Xmas Lane, North Pole. from that point, i'd be interested to hear people's reasoning for changing it to their own name, and purchasing privacy guard.
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would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined? that's the same thing (1 question asked 2 different ways) i'm going to take a complete guess: ~10 days without tx fees, ~3 days with them. I guess it is. and the 'with them' you are refering to is with the miscule fee? yeah, if you put a standard 0.0005 fee, they might go through in 24 hours... no guarantees though... tiny amounts are slow.
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would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined? that's the same thing (1 question asked 2 different ways) i'm going to take a complete guess: ~10 days without tx fees, ~3 days with them.
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bump!
curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
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payb.tc I have a question:
After talking to pirate on IRC this morning he said that with the new trust structure sub-accounts would be able to access the BS&T site directly. Is this something you are planning on allowing, or still use bitcoinmax?
not planning on it, given i've already developed the user-interface at bitcoinmax, moving everyone over to BST would be much more work, not less. and i don't even know what exact facilities would be available on there yet. not exactly ruling it out though... i'll take a look when the new site is available.
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man confused about rules of musical chairs
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By the way, I'm not doing this for profit. The .5% fee is basically for my time and effort.
same as steve jobs, then. he didn't do it for profit, he only got paid for his time and effort.
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I would willing to donate a few coins to pay for a cert, anyone else?
the issue is not the cert, it's the extra IP. it'll need to have it's own, rather than sharing with thrucoin, bitcoinclock, etc. i just need to ask the host about it. thanks though.
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To put it in simpler terms: I would like to have 70% (example) of my earnings (not my principle) withdrawn once a month.
My reasoning for this is that I don't want my earnings payout every week, I'd prefer to let my earnings compound, then withdraw them at 70% (leaving 30% to re-invest) after they have compounded 4 times over (4 weeks).
whether the examples we've done above are totally accurate or not, the point is you can achieve almost exactly the same result by having a constant % each week... might just need to spend some time on a calculator or spreadsheet first though to work out what that % is for you. Was hoping for a simple time period to choose but that works, thanks! i can't think of a practical way to do it at the moment that wouldn't get complicated. perhaps since it's only once per month you could just set it to 100% re-invest, and then request a withdrawal once per month.
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To put it in simpler terms: I would like to have 70% (example) of my earnings (not my principle) withdrawn once a month.
My reasoning for this is that I don't want my earnings payout every week, I'd prefer to let my earnings compound, then withdraw them at 70% (leaving 30% to re-invest) after they have compounded 4 times over (4 weeks).
whether the examples we've done above are totally accurate or not, the point is you can achieve almost exactly the same result by having a constant % each week... might just need to spend some time on a calculator or spreadsheet first though to work out what that % is for you.
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Thank payb.tc! Also, before going off trying to do compounding backflips, how bout https? I think that's a little more important . And, FY stats for the acct history page would also be nice (for taxes). FY is only 5 days old at the moment. that's a hint that means "i'm not going to cater to all possible countries and tax codes" will think about getting https though.
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