Saw the same thing on my charts. Going to be interesting the next few days. I'm fairly certain we're going up, though. I've made a few charts of the cumulative support to 2,80$ en the cumulative resistance to 3,49999 over the last few days and the former value has been rising, while the latter value has been decreasing. The ratio of support/resistance has been rising fast. They make for some great looking charts  Also, it's possible to draw 2 downward trendlines, which are very close to each other, and we're about to break both of them. I'm quite certain that we're going to bounce off the upward trendline you and I drew, breaking the 2 downward trendlines, and going UP. The increasing buy pressure is supportive of that theory. I'm currently long, with a stop sell order ready if we break the supportive trendline and start to drop. I'm most likely going to buy more and/or place stop-buy orders if we bounce on the supportive trendline, ready to go for higher highs =) |
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What script/program are you guys using to trade on Gox via the API? I'm tired of logging in again every time the 5 min timer auto-logs me. Too lazy to figure out how to hack the cookie or get more advanced to keep the session persistent.
In your account settings in Mtgox you can increase the session-time so that it doesn't automatically log you out after 5 minutes. |
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Thanks! Looks great! Are there any plans for implementing either SMS authentication or Yubikeys? I think security is still a big priority for any serious Bitcoins corporations and would make me deposit more funds to Bitcoinica. I'm sure there are others thinking the same.
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FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
I've been watching prices the entire day. RIGHT WHEN I GO AWAY FOR HALF AN HOUR IT BREAKS THE WALL
I would've shorted at 5:1 or 10:1 if that happened on my watch.
Again, FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
That's what stop-sell orders are for |
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Bitcoinica working just fine for me
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Hey guys, I just installed Bitcoin on a new computer and moved my wallet.dat and started the client so it could begin downloading the chain. At the beginning it was downloading blocks really fast, but now that it is at 80% it's slowing down to a crawl with loads of HDD activity. Why is that? Why is it slowing down so much at the end? Are the blocks that much bigger? And why is it causing so much HDD activity? AFAIK the blockchain was only about 700ish MB last time I checked, so I'm not really sure why the HDD is a bottleneck when downloading the chain over a 25mb/s internet connection. Thank you very much in advance for explaining my questions |
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Someone better get buying then. There is still 17,000BTC between here ($2.9) and $3
17k BTC isn't that much. And once we clear the 3$ mark this market is going to enter a free-fall... In a world with reversed gravity that is.  |
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Zhoutong, I have a question. Do you have any plans for added security by either offering two-way SMS authentication or Yubikeys? I'm interested in depositing some more, but I'm reluctant to do so with all these horror stories of hacking incidents. I do have strong passwords via KeePass, but thankfully my MtGox yubikey has already saved me against a phishing attack once...
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It's already updated.
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- Refresh-less experience
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- Advanced Charting, including over 20 technical indicators
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Don't worry it nearly has to move now since we are testing the long-term uptrend and the mid term downtrend at the same time.
The reason that nothing has happend is is everybody is waiting for someone else to move first.
True, but it's a great opportunity for the manipulator then. Why isn't he striking?!? Your wish is his command. |
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What is currently the fastest Miner/Kernel combo for 5850/5870 hardware?
And what is currently the fastest Miner/Kernel combo for 6950/6970 hardware?
I'm currently using Phoenix with the Phatk2 kernel, and I was wondering if maybe Diablo, CGMiner or maybe something entirely else would perform better. I'm currently not running into any problems, so the only reason for me to switch would be speed. I would test it myself if I could, but I'm not running my small mining cluster at home, but at a different location, so I can't currently run any tests myself. Nor do I know the best switches to use for miners other than Phoenix. I would be really grateful if someone has any information on this subject. Thank you very much in advance!
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and bitcoins will replace the dollar, too.
I don't think this is funny. One of the issues: If a currency that has a maximum of only 21M units available sees large-scale adoption, precision may become an issue. People will be dealing with tiny fractions for daily purchases and you certainly don't want any floating point errors to occur. Looking at modern FPU implementations, likely this will be no problem but for a currency that will be used globally it may have been better to set this number a few magnitudes higher. The comma can always be moved a few places. Precision and/or comma place isn't going to be a problem in the future. Both are very easily fixable. |
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Had to run the client with "-server" switch first. Now your command is working perfectly! Thanks again!
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I cheered too early  First it said I needed to set an rpcpassword in the config file, which I did. Now the command is throwing me this error: error: couldn't connect to server Normally starting it shows it's connecting to other nodes just fine, and downloading the blockchain. I'm at a loss what to do now. |
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Thank you very much! That did the trick! |
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I would like to ask some questions about Ixcoin in the off-topic section of this forum, as there doesn't seem to be any help in the newbies section, which is understandable as Ixcoin is so new. Do note that I've been lurking these forums since may, and started mining at the end of June, so I already have quite some experience with Bitcoins in general. This means I will be able to answer plenty of questions from other people as well. Thanks! Here's my Ixcoin thread in the Newbies section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=36418.0 |
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Where can I find out at what difficulty Ixcoin currently is? Thanks!
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It's quite sad this community needs a Newbie sections and whitelist mechanism. I'm not sure what's worse. The newbie thingy or the forums being spammed all over the place.
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