A heads up on the airdrop situation. You can now sell a bunch of these fork directly through the latest Bitpie wallet on Android ( must download the .apk). You have to first move the coins to the "Pie Bank". Once they've received enough confirmations ( schedule here) they'll be available on the exchange. To access said exchange, you have to select your coin from the main screen then tap the button along the bottom that looks like the refresh or recycling symbol. The orderbook takes a minute to load. You may then proceed to dump for BTC. You can withdraw to your wallet from the bank without ID verification. At the moment, the only one worth dumping is BTP imho, which, at BTC0.0003 and a 1:10 ratio is fetching around 0.3% per BTC. |
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Mt Gox was 80% of the market back then.
By the time Gox declared the loss, its dominance was long gone. Stamp alone was doing their volume. I guess i'm noob too. I have no idea why you would not just put a limit order in at whatever price and sell all if thats what you want. =/
Bearwhale, is that you? |
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Haha, yeah - just hit the 'potential legendary zone' in the last couple of weeks - I guess it makes it more of a challenge LOL
 Seriously though, I do think it sucks. |
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Agree 100% with this. A new window, or maybe just code in a little box next to the post where you can type the Merit you want to give and then hit Give or something.
I'll also vote for some sort of CSS dropdown box. I guess you'd have to use XHR for fetching and verifying smerit, which theymos may not want however. |
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Holy shit, we have Merit and sMerit now? How do we pump this?  |
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Ok I checked here and you can move your phone number to another phone company, but they will send you a new sim card with the number. So no magic online stuff. Would that not be a good way to get rid of the scamming in the rest of the world.
The number is being rerouted to a new sim, I don't see how this protects you. Most countries have signed up to mobile number porting, and the switch will be done on a back-end database. |
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You can emulate it in Windows as well. Tbh, I prefer /u/ymgve's script, as you don't expose your private keys to anyone. I've looked at the source and it all seems legit. During the '13/'14 downturn, there was just constant dumping. Thousands and thousands of coins, over such long months of non-stop dumping. It baffled everyone. Then later when it was revealed that Mt. Gox had been hacked two years earlier and was insolvent, I suddenly realized where all those mystery coins were coming from.
Didn't WizSec's findings reveal that the majority were sold before the 2013 rally though? I'd probably say it was responsible for $2, not for $200. |
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Been following this thread with a smile on my face for a while now,
-the best of your quotes, images and posts bundled would make a great book-,
and there seem to be some pretty smart, very wise, highly experienced and extremely old BTC-guys hanging out here.
Hopefully you are willing to advice; what do you foresee as the smartest USD/BTC price-range to buy the dip?
Sycophancy will get you nowhere  |
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btc used to be 90% dominance. That changed when we started getting investors and retail traders who know nothing about cryptocurrencies, instead of all the buyers being from the technical community and knowing better. It's kind of like the penny stock market where average joe retail traders are buying up companies that dont even exist to a $100M market cap, just because its cheap. These are good days to be a developer or an altcoin trader, just not a bitcoin idealist.
Yep, the markets are stricken with cheapitis. We should clone Bitcoin, but reset one bitcoin to one satoshi. With a 2.1 quadrillion supply, we'll own the market (and I'm not even sure if I'm joking). |
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It sounds like a useful service. But at what price? What might they be doing with the data other than crunching it for your benefit? Don't forget the universal maxim - if a service is free, then you're not the customer, you're the product.
The service isn't free, you have to pay $30 per year for less than 10K transactions and $100 for over. Not saying they won't still monetise the data though. |
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Only a part of my hodling bought me the house that i live in  Cash sale? How did you find AML? |
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There's going to be a massive divide in society between the impoverished plantainians and the wealthy bananites. Cities will crumble before it is over.
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lulz. YOU'D BE BANANAS NOT TO GO FOR THIS !!!  I better start hoarding real-life bananas, as the price will explode now. Droves will complain that their favourite fruit has become unaffordable. Tough shit I say, eat plantains! |
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In a sense u would like to see sub-10k bitcoin as well (if I had the funds to buy up more, which I don't). But I'm afraid we won't see a sub-10k bitcoin again. I'm pretty bullish short term. However if we do go sub 10k again we might be in for a longer bearish maket.
I recall hearing that in December. We were done, never again they said. Perhaps in casting predictions we should find an iota of modesty... |
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I bet if you added up the order books of all the crypto exchanges, you would get more than 21 million bitcoins.
Edit: BFX USD/BTC pair has 10,350 BTC in order book. Which is a single pair on a single exchange (although it is probably aggregating with Bitstamp through their arbitrage bot).
That's the largest BTC market and it's only one in 1,624 of current supply. How many exchanges do you think there are exactly? |
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These free shitcoins are brilliant for topping up your bitcoin stash. It's not a bad return at all for a couple hour's work. The trick is to get there early (or wait for a pump). FYI Got some 6 weeks ago. Selling on Cryptopia...
Really? I don't see a market there for it. You can sell B TX there, is that what you were thinking of? |
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Does anyone know how to put corks back in champagne bottles?
You don't sabre? I can't believe this  |
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I’m always amazed when this comes up: as if a working journalist would have the time, let alone the inclination, to fart out 7000 posts here.
NLC was a professional fudder working in what was then the main trader’s pit to get the price as low as possible for as long as possible while he or his employer accumulated. He stopped (or rather transformed into other long con characters) when the bear market had run its course.
There are men that prefer to live like mosquitoes - no recompense is necessary. |
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A lot of people probaly feel like this after the last two days:  |
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