Are stamp problems are related only to $ withdrawal requests?
It seems so. I haven't heard of anyone being asked ridiculous stuff like this withdrawing BTC but Stamp was my reliable exchange that even if I did some trades elsewhere Stamp was the fiat gateway. Can anyone confirm? And how much money must it be for these kind of problems to show up? Read around there has been a few stories of these new requirements going around. Thats the main issue, there is no advertised threshold that you bump up against these problems. The guy was trying to draw max $4000, thats pocket change! The other explanation is its worked out on trade volume but how fucking retarded. I could trade the same 10 coins 1000 times or do one 10k trade, which one should raise the most flags? |
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Are stamp problems are related only to $ withdrawal requests?
It seems so. I haven't heard of anyone being asked ridiculous stuff like this withdrawing BTC but Stamp was my reliable exchange that even if I did some trades elsewhere Stamp was the fiat gateway. |
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Not surprised, Stamp has been going downhill for a while, the first gox like signs are showing. I personally have taken all fund off stamp a few weeks ago after the fee thing and these intrusive reports started emerging. "Sign a personal Bitcoin address, prove the source of every coin". Uh, no thanks. Not because its dodgy but because that would be pretty fucking immpossible. What if it came from another exchange? Could you sign it? Of course not, you don't control the address. Its worth noting as well that although they 'proved' solvency in February the 'audit' was from November. Pretty big difference eh. Not saying anything definite but the first warning signs are there. |
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dogecoin
That image will be used for generations to teach what a pump and dump looks like... Why wouldn't you start your own scamcoin? It's the ultimate 'get rich quick' if it succeeds for the short time needed. That image will be used for generations to teach what a GLITCH on a webpage looks like... Yeah. Tbh it was just as shitty when you posted it yesterday, I don't get why you want to post obvious glitches from a crappy alt in this thread. |
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Not surprised, Stamp has been going downhill for a while, the first gox like signs are showing. I personally have taken all fund off stamp a few weeks ago after the fee thing and these intrusive reports started emerging. "Sign a personal Bitcoin address, prove the source of every coin". Uh, no thanks. Not because its dodgy but because that would be pretty fucking immpossible. |
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As it goes... I announce my pool named "Monero-Pool", source available freely on https://github.com/archit120/Monero-Pool to be complete with all the necessary features for a pool. The pool code has been extensively tested by me on a testnet and realnet as well for the past week. I know I'm about 5 days late to get to this state and it's completely up to the community to decide whether I get a part of the bounty an I shall expect whatever would be the decision. Saying that some of the features as seen on README are A beautiful front end.
Highly scalable pool server which tries to get the maximum power out of multiple cores of your server without using Synchronous blocking.
Extremely detailed logging.
Extremely intricate error management so that the server never crashes out on you.
Compatibility with all major OSes.
IP banning.
Payment processing.
Extremely detailed database.
Front end with individual miner statistics and beautiful charts.
Address validation.
Vardiff support
Live stats
I am also working on stratum support but since cpuminer is managed by LucasJones and he is the co-developer of the other pool implementation as well so it's extremely likely I would be playing catch up on this one too. Lastly I hope that you people are considerate of the hard work and time I poured into this project. I also to wish make it clear that none of the code is stolen/copied from node-cryptonode-pool as zone117x is always rampaging about. The only thing I ever asked him for was difficulty->target for which I soon found a faster and better way. Thanks, I will test it and see what I think, then Im sure there can be some sort of community vote to decide the bounty fate. |
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It is a true fact though that the total BTC swaps is lower than its been since feb and also the total longs is pretty much at its highest since Feb, take from it what you will but it's fairly easy to argue a bearish postion from those facts.
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Suckers rallye led by a chinese exchange - Check No one really knows how they handle their business - Check Bank withdrawls disabled - Check Price manipulation (probably non existent trades) -Check Assurance that smart "honest" exchanges will follow every move, ignoring all facts - Check Exchange assures everyone that everything will be OK - Check Exchange goes down, takes all the money with them, dissapears in fog - Soon Price crashes by 50% - Soon Everyone screams, "Oh how should we have known, there were absolutely no signs that this could happen" - Soon When will Huobicoinbuilder.com be launched, thatīs normally one of the last steps in this (profitable) procedure?  I love you Fonz! A real troll doing some real trolling, you should hand out some lessons to the others in the art, you could make enough to short the fook out of BTC |
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I dont see why you just ignore the people who know this market infinately better than you.
Infinaty times zero is still zero.  So your saying you know zero about this market, well at least we've got it in writing guys. |
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Dump is coming - good time to sell btc and buy some ripples.
Why buy when you can just premine? Oh wait, I'm not a scammy scammer. Foiled again. Well seems like ppl dont care much about coin being premined at all, just look DRK I thought the dark premine due to that bug was sorted out pretty fairly, I can't rember the details though, hand on I'll find it. |
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Still no ideas of where this rally is coming from (China, West, ...), nor why?
It seems that the price stops increasing for 2-3 hours around 19:00 UTC every day, which is 03:00 in China. So I would think that China STILL sets the price.
Perhaps some Chinese exchange already started operating offshore, and is in beta-test by selected clients?
For an educated man, you say some retarded things. I said to you yesterday get used to scratching your head, many before you have tried and failed to do the sort of analysis your doing. It just doesn't work like that, I dont see why you just ignore the people who know this market infinately better than you. Im not saying all the perma bulls but there are people around here that you have conversed with who aren't perma bulls and have attempting to explain many things to you. Instead of heeding their advice and points you just produce this waffle. |
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Maybe they want to price to tank, ,so they can accumulate more ripple. Maybe they have made some big deals with a few banks and need to get the supply back completely in their hands.
Again, maybe. Seems a retarded thing to do though. Still a premined scam and people should have thought twice before investing in it. Not taking the piss out of them but just why is beyond me. XRP is still traded like any other crypto and you dont have to look very far to see the corpses of other dead cryptos. The network will obviously survive but holding XRP seems a silly move. Who knows maybe it wont be, just my 0.02 BTCPremined doesn't automatically mean scam though. Ripple has a different vision and idea, and I could see it being used between banks just because of the corporate background. It is an interesting project. I would never buy it, but I actually own about 5k xrp (which is nothing) from running BOINIC on a spare computer. I accept that the idea is different hence the network will survive and I accept that premine != scam. However in this instance I'd feel pretty scammed as when buying into this knowing that a holder has such a high % I'd expect him to not devalue my holdings and in fact if he wanted out, to make a deal. Its been said by ripple employees that they would have attempted to buy him out. It makes no sense because even if they offered him 70% below market its a shit load more than he would get announcing his intentions then dumping onto the open market. |
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A nice bounce of $548 and a small  trap to around $520 to finish the cup and handle would be epic. |
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Maybe they want to price to tank, ,so they can accumulate more ripple. Maybe they have made some big deals with a few banks and need to get the supply back completely in their hands.
Again, maybe. Seems a retarded thing to do though. Still a premined scam and people should have thought twice before investing in it. Not taking the piss out of them but just why is beyond me. XRP is still traded like any other crypto and you dont have to look very far to see the corpses of other dead cryptos. The network will obviously survive but holding XRP seems a silly move. Who knows maybe it wont be, just my 0.02 BTC |
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I rarely get to the point of cursing someone out on this forum, but I'll make an exception here: You're a grade A cunt.
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I'm not asking for your pity if/when a not exactly genius person makes a bad decision. I ask you to refrain from gloating.
Well, you're free to continue the crusade against all gloating on the internet. I think you might find it an uphill battle though Valid point. Maybe there's something more productive I can do though. Veronica26, if you're still reading this thread, can you get in contact with me via PM?If we can find a way to make sure your story checks out, I'd be willing to "reimburse" at least part of your loss by donating a coin or two to you. Wow, thats extremely generous of you, unfortunately I think the offer may fall on deaf ears. Last Active: April 29, 2014, 04:50:01 AM Though lets hope they are reading it to see what people say but not signing in. Still, comendable genourosity. |
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Could be sell on rumors - buy on news kind of deal.
Maybe but who in their right mind; a) buys a centralized and heavily minority owned currency. b) buys it after a co-founder bails and doesn't seem to want to make a deal with the rest of the company to buy him out. c) thinks that with 9 billion extra supply suddenly, plus the extra supply from people who no longer want anything to do with it, will cause the price to rise  |
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I am still holding my ripples, i think huge pump is just around the corner..
It needs more than just a pump, much much more, ... like 17 million volts in the neck of that Frankenstein's corpse. I think the whole thing was a bear trap Yeah this is the bear trap before the perma bear trap when he actually starts selling. |
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I believe both team this time not going in next round because both have very tough Groups and both are not able to do upset right now
Lets wait and see but I think England have a much better chance of making it out of the group stages now that Suarez appears to be out for sure. |
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anyone else having issue to withdraw from minergate?  Me too, mine for half a day, all coins are uncomfirmed, zero in balance to withdraw. Is the owner of minergate here? or somebody know why? Why didn't you mine on one of the open source pools that the community paid a bounty to be produced and charge a lower fee. Instead you mined on a closed source pool that no-one can verify works...? |
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Well, in my case my phone died and with it my 2FA key became unavailable... a replacement battery is on its way, but in the meantime there is little I can do, I don't even know where (and if) I set Autorenew.  Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again. in the future you should write down the restore code/QR code in order to be able to reset 2FA (it is displayed once you set up 2FA at bitfinex or any comparable service) This. Personally I now take a picture of the QR code and print it in some secure places, this just means scanning it again should the time arise. |
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