I was planning on selling ~100 PTS, but the exchange I had them on decided to shut down withdrawals 10 hours before the midnight GMT 'conversion' time.
Shame I didn't leave them on cryptsy. Thanks for costing me close to $1000, jackasses.
Anyhow, I wasn't planning on actually having any of them at midnight, so now wtf do I do? I assume this pool is doing something? Is there a separate client for these other thingamajigs?
Is it Bter? Bter will honor your PTS -> BTS conversion, so you don't need to worry. If you look under your account in Bter, you'll see a new currency called Snapshot PTS_S.
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I can't understand one thing - what will happen if you'll spend the coins after the snap will taken? Or we will not be able to use PTS after the snapshot?
You will receive BTS for PTS you're holding at the time of the snapshot. If you spend the PTS later, you'll still receive the BTS you had at the time of the snapshot. That's the meaning of 'snapshot'. PTS will continue to function as before, the snapshot does not have any impact on it. This. Also, remember to keep your wallet.dat or your private keys even after you spend your PTS after the snapshot. That's the only way you'll get credited for the BTS owed to you.
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OK,DO NOT SEND BTC TO ABOVE ADD. Just post INTERESTED to see this "scam“. When the reply page reach 1414, Re-IPO with source code and wallet.
I am interested to see where this goes too, and please, without the 'IPO scam', we've seen too many of those before. As others have mentioned already, please release a whitepaper, get feedback, release the source-code for review.
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I am so sad that I missed this debate. Jeffrey Tucker is one of the guys that I am fond of listening to.
Yeah, he was there in the center for two consecutive days. And it's free, no reason to miss out!
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I expect some BTC businesses to be struck hard by this. Some may have had the bulk of their capital in MtGox, probably the smaller ones that dont check news too often or have an old account with them. But even big ones that distribute their holdings accross exchanges will loose 20-30% by this.Does anybody know which companies have substantial holdings at Gox?
Why would BTC businesses have a substantial holding in MtGox? 1. If you want immediate conversion to fiat, they mostly use BitPay or Coinbase, not Gox 2. If they want to expense in BTC, they'll probably hold coins themselves e.g. blockchain.info where you control the private keys Also, withdrawals were delayed for a long time, hopefully most businesses wouldn't want to live with that and moved their funds out, if at all they were thinking otherwise.
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No? It turns out that one of the most entrenched and well known Bitcoin vendors was a large fraud, casting the doubt of "ponzi" on all of Bitcoin as a whole. Most people didn't know that MtGox was a problem, and now they will hear in the media that "bitcoin==fraud". Why would it go up?
The 'most people' who will think this aren't the people who buy and sell bitcoins. Touche. Most people involved with Bitcoin know that MtGox was a problem, not Bitcoin.
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This took place a couple of days ago at the Bitcoin Center in New York, located very close to the New York Stock Exchange. I was able to cover the event. Here's the writeup: http://btcgeek.com/bitcoin-center-nyc-debate/What do you guys think?
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When creating several ad units for the same website and for several websites with the same payment address does the 0.01 BTC threshold has to be achieved by each individual ad unit or payout is made once it is achieved for the particular payment address?
The threshold seems to be for each ad unit. Also, just so you know, multiple ad units on the same website don't count toward unique visitors, since only one of the ad unit will capture each unique visitor. The advantage of multiple ad units though is that you might be more likely to capture a goal-oriented ad through your visitors.
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Why do you need to keep guessing? Why not, I don't know, just check https://blockchain.info/address/1ANGELwQwWxMmbdaSWhWLqBEtPTkWb8uDcfor the stats? These are all open-source projects, even the block explorers. If you think they are somehow manipulating the volume, it would be easy to find, no? You don't have to like their idea or company or anything about the whole thing really but if you're making specific provable allegations with "ARE YOU KIDDING ME" argument, I don't think you need to be taken seriously by anyone.
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My account was disabled for "Switching Geo Location" and the admin is totally unresponsive. Abitback, can you re-enable my account? I tried emailing you on multiple occasions to no avail.
you can check his status he is not available here mostly try to send him pm and contact him on site its best way I did, no reply in either case
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My account was disabled for "Switching Geo Location" and the admin is totally unresponsive. Abitback, can you re-enable my account? I tried emailing you on multiple occasions to no avail.
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I wrote about Cryptsy alternatives before on my blog: http://btcgeek.com/cryptsy-alternatives/ This was a while ago, before the influx of a bunch of new exchanges. Personally, both Bter and Vircurex, in that order, have served me well for altcoin trading.
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Appreciate you taking the time to post this, added to my Watchlist! Also, thanks for introducing HBN to everyone!
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I fail to see the scam in the initial free offer, perhaps the "IPO" part 1CaLSPVJryouigbtNr9MEaWJyJchFS4JQj
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Nice video! E2z25SDFyBhJFMbMQe6cpyQ6VRHLmZGnsn
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EG96iEtMxBMA8N4CGitPDeCeEvBi3pQftF Nice giveaway, thanks!
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Clone of a Klone that gives free of the original ... interested Edit: NXT id: 9845290521011725588
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And so it begins ... interested to see where this goes
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Count me in. I am curious to see how the final distribution takes place. Have you considered proof of stake if you feel proof of work wastes a lot of hashing power? Proof of burn?
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