Thinking this very much too - and considering just how much positive the growth of fundamentals has seemed over the past year, I'm very much looking forward to the adjustment.
In the last half year, the use of Bitcoin hasn't changed much. See Estimated transaction volume in USD, which has been flat for six months now. There's been a lot of talk about growth in usage, but it's not happening. If you want to know the usage, why do you see the volume in USD? That chart shows how many wealth in moving. The number of transactions should be a better meassure of dinamism. https://blockchain.info/es/charts/n-transactionsUSD volume represents the value of the transactions. The number of transactions means little--if you buy something from me for $100, I don't care if you hand me a $100 bill once, or hand me $10 bill ten times. That means that for a given day, a few hundred transactions for a couple of million USD each is better than a couple of millon transactions for a few tens USD. Sorry, I don't agree. |
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Remember way back in the beginning of this thread when I said that it was far more likely that you have malware on your computer that changed the bitcoin address? Guess what. I did about 3 seconds of research with a Google search now that you finally posted the address, and it seems pretty clear that you have malware on your computer that changed the bitcoin address: If anyone is interested, here are the BTC addresses and various other altcoin addresses in this browser extension that they are stealing BTC to:
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"1CoEtBCwmy6BBCka1mxYieX7dtkwLSy88F",
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1CoEtBCwmy6BBCka1mxYieX7dtkwLSy88F is one of the receiving addresses replaced by this malicious extension
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Yes, thats the address! Good catch. Chrome extensions are a big security problem, no just for bitcoins. |
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Thinking this very much too - and considering just how much positive the growth of fundamentals has seemed over the past year, I'm very much looking forward to the adjustment.
In the last half year, the use of Bitcoin hasn't changed much. See Estimated transaction volume in USD, which has been flat for six months now. There's been a lot of talk about growth in usage, but it's not happening. If you want to know the usage, why do you see the volume in USD? That chart shows how many wealth in moving. The number of transactions should be a better meassure of dinamism. https://blockchain.info/es/charts/n-transactions |
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You can include multiple outputs and save fees.
But you need to have PC wallet, because online wallets don't allow such stuff
no, i do need seperate transactions, and with blockchain.info api sending from or to more addresses is possible but i need a way to make a lot of transactions, probably a small program or something Automatically? You can have many hundred outputs using blockchain.info but you will need to input data manually or program a bot to enter the values in the appropriate fields. can i find such a bot somewhere? i cant program at all I really really need it... You have to build and broadcast the transaction with the input(s) and the outputs. |
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Please take a look at the Bitaddress' IP address that you get because someone could modify your local DNS, proxy or any other record in the LAN. If that is posible then you could be accessing to a fake Bitaddress.org site.
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@ArpFlush could you post an image with the key pair? It is not useful for you, isn't it? I would like to see it by myself.
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Folks, I tested it by myself and keys are okay.
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The couple WPF and Peer-2-Peer sound great but it is no real. If you want a p2p app you have to open a tcp socket. Then either write to disk or to a db
NBitcoin can be useful for you, it doesn't have a way to write to a db (i think so) but it can write to disk. |
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You skipped Expedia, Tiger Direct, The D Casino Hotel (in Las Vegas), and The Golden Gate Casino Hotel (also in Las Vegas), The Chicago Sun-Times, and Dish Satellite service.
Additionally you missed a few big charities such as Greenpeace and United Way
Furthermore, there are services (such as Menufy) that allow me to purchase take-out food at local restaurants. I get all my pizza from local delivery restaurants and, because they have used Menufy for their online presence I'm able to pay for my food with bitcoin without the restaurant even realizing it.
Thank you, @DannyHamilton! My company (Aspyr Designs - http://www.aspyr.us/) will be as well. We do logo designs. Still finishing up getting the website online, should be done within a couple weeks (right now that links goes to my forums). Happy to heard that! |
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Hi, I need to do a list of companies (big ones, if possible) that accept bitcoins. I know about Dell, Overstock, PayPal, AirBaltic, Mozilla, Apache, Wordpress, and I am going to search for others. Could you help me with a company name?
(I know there is a page in the bitcoin.org wiki with lots a lots of companies however they are very small and unknown, many of them about bitcoin itself. I need to create a power point spreadsheet to share with some companies' directors and they don't care about little companies -I do-.)
Oh, it doesn't have to be a company, it can also be any well-known organization or person. (Snowden for example)
Thx!
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jajaja I love it!
Great job.
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yeah 571 wow why this coins are created there should be end
It is a huge lab for innovation and that's perfect. Only a few will survive and be accepted. |
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@NotLambchop, good points really. In you opinion, was it enough to affect the price? Do you think the 2014's news were worse than the 2013's ones?
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If you look at other metrics you see, that the BTC-economy is growing.
That's what I say and that what feels weird because if the btc-economy grows and the btc supply is the sameone then the price should go up, or at least that's my opinion (I realised I don't understand economy at all). This is partly a good thing though, because people were bitching and moaning about stability a lot before
Yes, I think so. Anyway, more volume (more buy/sell transactions) sounds as bigger market (more capital) and provably a bigger demand. It will be interesting to see what happens during the stock market crash that is inevitably going to happen.
Do you have a link to read about that? Or could you explain yourself a bit more, please? |
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I don't use to open discussions here because all my questions have already been answered somewhere in this forum however I cannot understand what is going on in these days with the bitcoin price. Let me explain myself:
It is clear for me that in this year (2014) we are a lot better than years before. We can buy directly with bitcoins in overstock and paypal has "integrated" bitcoin in its payment system. I also saw a browser extension that allow us to buy in amazon (there is a middleman).
Without MtGox and after the 2013's bubble the ecosystem looks healthier than before.
There weren't bad news in 2014, no more repetitive-fear-generator SilkRoad / drugs / isis / satan news. In fact there were more good news thanks to new projects/startups.
I think that in this atmosphere the bitcoin's price shouldn't go down. What is going on? Do you know?
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Luciano, cuando tengas para vender avisame. Saludos
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Ok so the transactions were confirmed and actually it was me who lost the coins as I am returning the coins to the OP and the transactions were still confirmed. Please the Danny remove that negative trust now. I am really disappointed about you guys  And I am very disappointed that you made a commitment to a user and then got angry when you couldn't live up to that commitment. We have a popular saying to describe what happened here, it says something like the following: "who tries to help others always has a bad ending". Sadly, it is true. |
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What if your computer is being manipulated by someone remotely to alter your mental waves, confusing your thoughts and making a paranoiac of yourself?
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