Cool project!
Things I found:
- the month seems to be one month off (it's still September instead of October)
- In Google Chrome on Windows when pressing "select all" addresses in list mode the addresses do not have line breaks which makes further processing quite hard as there is no separator between the addresses. Works on Firefox though...
Is there a good, preferably automated, way to build transactions out of the addresses? So far I have been using brainwallet.org but it gets cumbersome after a while and you can spend hours adding addresses...
We're currently working on a new GUI so the month being off issue should be resolved soon. I am not aware of an automated way to build transactions out of addresses but we're planning to implement automated message sending soon so internally we would have to develop such system. |
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The more you shout and the more the bitcoin economy develops, the more crazy you sound.
Same goes to the journalists. I'm already seeing a stupidly repeating pattern of "big news" on every price swing as it happened the first time EVER!  I wonder how long it takes until those journalists start to feel DeJaVu when writing yet another news with a headline "Bitcoin price plummets after..." if it's not a news it just makes the journalist look dumb. |
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Dramatic zoom... made me lol  Being angry and bitter because you didn't get rich overnight with your 1 BTC investment.
get rich overnight with your 1 BTC investment.
1 BTC investment.
1 BTC
Even at its ATH 1 BTC wasn't much of an investment but rather toying around with pocket money. |
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What bitcoin desperately needs is a decentralised exchange, with honest pricing. The bitcoin prices from the centralised exchanges are bullshit. Also merchants accepting bitcoin via bitpay, aren't really adopting bitcoin, they just want to get paid and then convert back to fiat. A decentralised exchange should, allow merchants to accept payment instead of using bitpay, have the ability to convert to fiat currencies and other financial instruments, and the ability to create loans which could reward savers with interest. These current exchanges are complete junk.
Speaking of a decentralized exchange, I just posted this to PeercoinTalk lately: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=3455.0Perhaps this has been brought up already but here's my idea:
To fight market manipulation, a P2P exchange should be developed. To my understanding, the only problem with a decentralized exchange is the trades between cryptos and the actual currency like USD. However, with NuBits being the representative of USD we could implement an exchange that operates only with cryptocurrencies. This should simplify the technical aspects of such an exchange a lot!
The traders must first buy NuBits from a centralized exchange or NuBits Shops. The latter is not a target to market manipulation because 1 nubit always equals to 1 USD. The traders must then move the nubits to a P2P exchange and trade them for bitcoins, for example. NuBits will be like a buffer between real world currencies and cryptocurrencies, allowing cryptos to be traded in a decentralized manner.
How should the decentralized exchange be implemented? The simplest way would be using Open Bazaar, but I'm sure that solely for cryptos a more effective trading platform could be developed. |
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A bullshit prediction based essentially on a "gut feeling" with a side of homophobia. Welcome to my ignore list.
LOL at Chuckee adding someone to HIS ignore list. +1 made my day |
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For some reason I have a grudge against the hardware manufacturers and mining companies. If the low prices would make those dudes go broke then I'm actually enjoying these prices.
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 this was the last breath of the whale manipulator. |
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Oh my god what spoilt little brats we have here. People who cannot handle the pain of being under water will drown. When I bought into BTC I printed the cold wallets and put them underground to protect them from my own stupidity. The idea of a long term investment is to come back in 5 years not in 3 months. Trying to cut the profit in a short term and outsmart the market is what gamblers do. So, bitter gamblers, please understand that not all of us are like you.
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If I discovered Bitcoin just now, I'd buy the fuck in.
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Time for some people to learn that mining is a zero-sum game?
Time for some asians to rage quit on mining |
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 Pic related, just look at the volume bars. Also we have risen like 30$ with last half an hour. Will history repeat itself accordingly to the last time we had such volume? |
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why is bitcoin is exchange is dropping so low
Because you touch yourself at night! |
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posts like this make me think the bottom ain't here
Post like your make me think bottom is here. Posts like this make me think of the rock bottom.  |
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-Miners gotta make money, gotta pay bills.. Nothing we ca do about that.
-btc hit $1000 due to mass panic buying and media coverage.
-Not all, Overstock keeps some for the long term.
As a BTC bull, I'd like to remind you that this is the last time you're gonna see this type of swings. The early adopters/market manipulators have one last go at it. Once the ETF launches we wont be talking about little money like we are today. Today its easy to move the market around with a few million bucks. Think about how hard it going to be be though once that ETF hits. Now were talking aboutevery financial market around the world having a vehicle to invest in bitcoin. One that's safe, trusted and regulated. I'm talking about trillion dollar markets being able to cash out a bit and hedge in btc.
Bitcoin to the moon fellas.....
Very nice post! " The early adopters/market manipulators have one last go at it." |
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Even though I enjoy high prices I also enjoy low prices and all the suffering it brings for instance, many miners will get below the water. I remember people massively buying into bitcoin when it first reached 500$. I got strangers asking OTC coins in Facebook because they somehow found out that I'm a bitcoin believer. I personally have a very high pain threshold and in the beginning of September I had a dream of BTC trading at 150$ while falling. I'm not selling because I don't care about money and profit that much, it's too much of a hassle to go dig up the cold storage. To all the bears whose predictions are now coming to truth: yes, you were right. now what? |
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Do not trade bitcoin for USD because by doing that you support the manipulators and crooked exchanges. However, what you could do is buy NuBits for your bitcoins because NuBits are always 1$ each. That way you are still supporting the cryptos and it's a nice hedge against bitcoin's decline. Oh and what is best about nubits is that you don't need to hold them on an exchange account like it is the case with USD but in your wallet instead.
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I remember when I replaced my windows PC for Linux because of Bitcoin. Bitcoin sure makes you think about your computer security very seriously.
And with the shellshock and heartbleed security issues I would reconsider you choice  Yes yes, someone had to say it, so what's the ratio of security vulnerabilities discovered from linux and from windows? from linux 2, from windows 1000s and increasing . not to mention the sheer number of viruses developed solely for windows every day. oh, and I almost forgot it --- linux is free, windows is not. so you're getting better security and it's free. btw, I also stopped using Skype a while ago as I understood that no one really knows what skype does in your computer as they have not released their client's source code. to make matters worse, skype has obfuscated their program to prevent reverse engineering. To me it's all just too suspicious to allow skype to run in a computer that is constantly Proof of Stake minting and thus requires the wallet to be unlocked. |
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I remember when I replaced my windows PC for Linux because of Bitcoin. Bitcoin sure makes you think about your computer security very seriously.
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