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I never used to like Bitcoin faucets due to the ridiculously small amount they pay, but the sheer amount of ponzi schemes that are popping up are making me like faucets now.
You're at least not scamming anyone, instead you're giving something for free.
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If we say the price is now 280 $ , and I choose “Sell price falls to “ and write 270 $ and tick the “trailing stop “. What will happen here ? I think my coins will be sold if the rate reach 270 $ . Correct ?
Correct. But if also want to sell if the price reach 290 $ so I can cash the profit. How can I do that ?
If price reaches $290, your trailing sell order will adjust itself at $280. Now if you want to immediately sell, you can login, cancel the stop order and place a limit order at $290 which will execute immediately. |
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Did Satoshi always use VPN and proxies to browse and access his online accounts? No traced IP addresses?
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Your solution is perfect, but are you sure that you can do it on bitstamp ? I don't find that option.
This is directly from BitStamp: Notice the 'trailing stop'? It will adjust itself if price rises.  |
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I am using bitstamp for trading. And I am facing a problem. When I make an limit order to sell on if the rate reach a certain level. Then I can't make a limit to sell when the rate falls and reach a certain level.
I will give an example. Yesterday the rate was 280 $ and I bought some coins. I made a limit to sell when the price would reach 284 $. I also want to make a limit to sell when it reach 275 $. But I can't do that on bitstamp. So when I went for lunch and come back price had dropped to 250 $. If I would have been allowed to make the stop limit I wouldn't loose as much as I did now.
Is this the same on the other exchanges or only on bitstamp ? How are you solving this issue ? I think it's important to put an stop limit.
But why would you want to do that (placing a stop-loss at higher price than buy price - at 284?) What you normally do in case of a stop-loss order is specify the bottom, not top. For example if you bought at $280, you would make yourself insured by placing a stop-loss order at $270, specifying a $10 "buffer" over current price. Now if the price falls by $10, your order would sell, stopping you from making further loss. But if the price rises to $320, your sell order will automatically adjust itself at $310, honoring the $10 buffer. Bitstamp have two type of orders. 1. Limit order 2. Stop order I bought the coins at 280 $ , and made an limit order at 284 $. So I sell them at 284 $ and earn 4 $ profit I wanted to make an stop order on 270 $ so if the price falls to 270 $ I want to sell. But I couldn't do that. When I asked bitstamp why , they said because the coins are locked in the first order there I made an limit order on 284 $. How is your suggestion to do ? I would suggest to only one order: create a stop order at $270. While creating it, specify a buffer of $10. So if price falls to $270, your coins will sell. If price goes up, your order will adjust itself at $10 below new price. This is more desirable than placing a limit order at $284. |
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How it's fake if the link used on that email is localbitcoins.com , or it has another link inside it ?
I'am not really sure why you guys get Phishing attempts emails all the time , I've never got any from BTC exchanges website or mining or bitcoin talk or whatever , be careful where you post your email.
If you notice the first screenshot carefully, you would notice that the clickable link directs to another site, not localbitcoins.com |
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I am using bitstamp for trading. And I am facing a problem. When I make an limit order to sell on if the rate reach a certain level. Then I can't make a limit to sell when the rate falls and reach a certain level.
I will give an example. Yesterday the rate was 280 $ and I bought some coins. I made a limit to sell when the price would reach 284 $. I also want to make a limit to sell when it reach 275 $. But I can't do that on bitstamp. So when I went for lunch and come back price had dropped to 250 $. If I would have been allowed to make the stop limit I wouldn't loose as much as I did now.
Is this the same on the other exchanges or only on bitstamp ? How are you solving this issue ? I think it's important to put an stop limit.
But why would you want to do that (placing a stop-loss at higher price than buy price - at 284?) What you normally do in case of a stop-loss order is specify the bottom, not top. For example if you bought at $280, you would make yourself insured by placing a stop-loss order at $270, specifying a $10 "buffer" over current price. Now if the price falls by $10, your order would sell, stopping you from making further loss. But if the price rises to $320, your sell order will automatically adjust itself at $310, honoring the $10 buffer. |
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why would you expect a retard to make any sense?
Come on now
I might even start trolling him now... an eye for an eye |
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But Satoshi was just a boy and he didn't take the key with him.
The key, huh? Bitcoiners better hope that "key" isn't lost. That would make Satoshi's stash value-less, wouldn't it? If the key is lost and Satoshi's million-BTC stash becomes value-less, Biycoiners will be more than happy. In Satoshi's own words, it makes everyone else's Bitcoins more valuable. Think of it as a donation to everyone else. Think about the apple and the tree. If the tree doesn't have any value, then the apples won't have value. "Value" is a made up thing, it's pure perception. If people found out Satoshi's cache was value-less, perception-wise, then Bitcoin is value-less.Losing private keys to Satoshi's coins do not make them value-less. It only makes them inaccessible. Tomato / tomato.... I know, but the OP doesn't make any sense when he says "If people found out Satoshi's cache was value-less, perception-wise, then Bitcoin is value-less." |
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But Satoshi was just a boy and he didn't take the key with him.
The key, huh? Bitcoiners better hope that "key" isn't lost. That would make Satoshi's stash value-less, wouldn't it? If the key is lost and Satoshi's million-BTC stash becomes value-less, Biycoiners will be more than happy. In Satoshi's own words, it makes everyone else's Bitcoins more valuable. Think of it as a donation to everyone else. Think about the apple and the tree. If the tree doesn't have any value, then the apples won't have value. "Value" is a made up thing, it's pure perception. If people found out Satoshi's cache was value-less, perception-wise, then Bitcoin is value-less. Losing private keys to Satoshi's coins do not make them value-less. It only makes them inaccessible. |
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But Satoshi was just a boy and he didn't take the key with him.
The key, huh? Bitcoiners better hope that "key" isn't lost. That would make Satoshi's stash value-less, wouldn't it? If the key is lost and Satoshi's million-BTC stash becomes value-less, Bitcoiners will be more than happy. In Satoshi's own words, it makes everyone else's Bitcoins more valuable. Think of it as a donation to everyone else. It also rules out the possibility of Satoshi disrupting the market with his holdings in future. |
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To summarize, this is a known issue with MultiBit which has affected multiple people since 2012 and it is unresolved till date.
I strongly feel that MultiBit team should take full responsibility of this and compensate everyone who lost any BTC to 1FYMZEHnszCHKTBdFZ2DLrUuk3dGwYKQxh address.
After all 3.7 BTC is not a very huge amount for them.
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So... did you get your 0.012 BTC back?  |
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[...] it would be funny if karpeles was satoshi  . Don't insult Satoshi!  |
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Fixed Google Auth Withdraws.
Added INR Volume under Exchange Data as well
Nope; still getting same error. It tells me to enable 2FA when I already have it. |
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I doubt whether people will be interested in a Ponzi with escrowed cut-off.
OP wants to start a provably fair ponzi site. Anything can be hardcoded, its only a matter of willingness of the operator. though I'm not sure whether any of the Ponzi games have been able to raise 10 BTC at one round.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=935163.0Raised 80+ BTC (Do not get tempted to invest though; last 20 BTC payback is pending) |
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What a pump!followed by What a dump!
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OK, I executed my first trade. I wanted to evaluate the whole process for future trades.
Everything works great; a couple of suggestions:
- While placing the order, after specifying bid price I have to manually calculate the amount of BTC I can purchase with reference to INR balance. It would be nice to have an option where you specify the bid price and then click on INR balance to go "All In" and the exchange would automatically calculate the BTC you can buy.
- On orders page, I can see all recent trades. It would be nice to have isolated history of my trades so that I can keep track of my buy/sell trades and calculate profits acordingly.
- Will add some form of calculator widget out there. For now, I will add INR Volume under Exchange Data. Should be up today or tomorrow. - Reports have a long way to go  . Do look forward to some major additions on how we show the numbers, etc. For now, the Timeline tracks everything. OK, thanks. And how do I withdraw my Bitcoins? Under bank details, there's an option for withdrawal, but I assume that's for fiat? (And BTW, that withdrawal option asks me to enable 2FA even after I've already enabled it) You should have a tab for Withdraw/ Send, that should reflect your Bitcoin Withdrawal form. 2FA has to be used before withdrawing. That should show as well. If it is not showing after enabling, can ya please send me a screenshot as a PM? I will look into it asap. It should not behave otherwise. Sent you a PM |
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OK, I executed my first trade. I wanted to evaluate the whole process for future trades.
Everything works great; a couple of suggestions:
- While placing the order, after specifying bid price I have to manually calculate the amount of BTC I can purchase with reference to INR balance. It would be nice to have an option where you specify the bid price and then click on INR balance to go "All In" and the exchange would automatically calculate the BTC you can buy.
- On orders page, I can see all recent trades. It would be nice to have isolated history of my trades so that I can keep track of my buy/sell trades and calculate profits acordingly.
- Will add some form of calculator widget out there. For now, I will add INR Volume under Exchange Data. Should be up today or tomorrow. - Reports have a long way to go . Do look forward to some major additions on how we show the numbers, etc. For now, the Timeline tracks everything. OK, thanks. And how do I withdraw my Bitcoins? Under bank details, there's an option for withdrawal, but I assume that's for fiat? (And BTW, that withdrawal option asks me to enable 2FA even after I've already enabled it) |
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