Europeans wishing to deposit on this site may use the external service TransferWise. |
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Hey,
I've been looking at OpenTransactions for a while and I'm still not getting why you would want to use it over a simple number in your database.
As I can figure, whenever you transfer a token, you have to register that with the central server to prevent a double spend.
If so then what's the purpose?
Thanks
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So to modify the currencies in master is contrived and involves editing the source.
In exper it involves adding the correct row under the table:
mysql> select * from baskets;
+-----+------+---------------+------+
| cid | code | fullname | sibl |
+-----+------+---------------+------+
| 9 | BTC | Bitcoin | GBP |
| 10 | GBP | British Pound | BTC |
+-----+------+---------------+------+
2 rows in set (0.02 sec)
And add the appropriate flag image under www/images/flags/
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I have installed this to test it out. How do I access the admin section? What I want to do is modify the available currencies.
As you can see, 3 of us have been working on this software round the clock. https://gitorious.org/intersangoATM we're working on a new branch that's nearly complete (see exper). All features have been added accept for dark pools which should be completed today or tomorrow. Then next week we'll be testing, merging to master and re-testing again. If you go to #bitcoinconsultancy on IRC , that's a good place to ask questions since the other devs are there too. You can PM metonymous, http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=10462I know he's been setting up his own AU exchange using our current master (stable) branch. |
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How about banks though that are all running decades old software from the 80s?
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I'm skeptical of this happening. Right now it's easy to upgrade while the community is small and people download their client from one source.
But once everybody is running different flavours of Bitcoin, network-wide upgrades are not a solution.
Take a look at ipv4 and ipv6 today. The internet runs slower, less secure and is running out of addresses but nobody upgrades. Eventhough there's been many years to enable ipv6 and the running out of ipv4 addresses was well predicted in advance.
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Shame you don't ship to Europe. I always wanted chain mail as a child. Your chain mail t shirt is super cool
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When we start bumping up against the top of the block size limit, we can raise it. Until then it's just low to prevent spam.
Wouldn't this fork the chain? And don't you need the mutual agreement from loads of differing clients that might not upgrade simultaneously? |
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Hey,
I met a web designer guy who last night made a point about the number of transactions being limited because of the block size. I did some calculations. Can somebody confirm these numbers for me?
MAX_BLOCK_SIZE = 1000000 bytes
Average transaction = ~200 bytes (conservative lower limit)
Average number of tx per block = 1000000/200 = 5000
Each block has an interval of ~10 mins
that means 5000 confirmed tx / 10 mins OR 500 tx / min OR
8 tx / s
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Visa must do thousands of tx a second or maybe more.
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We're still organising our group and I just heard that it's more unlikely than likely we'll make Zurich... But hopefully I can make it still.
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Site is down. Have you taken the site down permanently, or is this just technical problems?
Gutted if you've had to take it down permanently, was hoping to sell some bitcoins in the next couple of days, and was generally a well put-together site. A big loss to the bitcoin community (especially us Brits) if it's gone.
"Every day the site will be down between 01:00-05:00 (AM) GMT as we analyse the site for potential issues. We are carefully monitoring our system." Although I don't take the site down everyday as said, I generally do take it down in the early mornings weekly for checking out problems. This time my analysis tools detected some anomalies which turned out a minor bug (hence I shut it down until a fix was rolled out). |
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Maybe me and my friend come to Zurich to meet you guys. If so do you have a contact number?
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Cool. Any more info? I can get my finance friend to read through all of this.
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right. fee is taken from wallet.
negative balance results from moving one address from the default account "" to another.
not sure about 3rd question. possibly random.
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Yeah I read all that but am unsure which method MtGox uses, and what parameters they use. |
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Hey,
I want to add dark pools to Britcoin. How do the dark pools on MtGox work? They also have 'dark pool with normal' - what's that?
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