quit trolling my thread smoothie   |
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I'm also thinking about integrating a wallet on my site.
and i think installing bitcoind to mange the wallets is very scary. I'm thinking the safest way to go is to use what they call a "watch only" wallet. which is exactly what you described above.
deposits can be handled automatically, bitcoinmonitor.net can send a POST request to your php script every-time someone sends some coins to one of the addresses your watching. (not sure is blockchain.info can do this too)
withdraws are done manually within 24hour.
I think users will not mind the the long wait for withdraws, because they know their coins are safe in cold storage, and users are less likely to use the site as a ewallet, which is not what its meant for.
running bitcoind on a server manged by a third party is a HUGE security risk.
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Friendly note: PHP's support for grabbing the raw POST data is spotty - I solved it with: file_get_contents('php://input') You can manipulate the object however you'd like from there. Thank you so much for this!!! From that code i did this just for testing. <?php
ob_start();
print_r(file_get_contents('php://input')); // This is where you have the object: file_get_contents('php://input')
$string = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
$fp = fopen('data.txt', 'w');
fwrite($fp,$string );
fclose($fp);
?>
This will save the JSON into data.txt thank you, i will give this a try soon. |
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I'm tron between my greed and my principals... i have toshi on my right shoulder saying "Its happening, don't do it!" and i have pirate40 on my left shoulder saying " one last short, you know you can do it... "  |
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seriously thinking about shorting.... its so tempting
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i think theirs a good chance we will dive lower this weekend.
but this is obliviously a risky trade...
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Surely the news that mtgox's Jed and prosper.com founder Chris's joint venture to develop a "better" alternative coin has nothing to do with the dump, for sure.
link? |
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I'm holding....and if we go low enough, i will double my position.  |
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how to turn 1BTC into 1.1BTC
1)Sell
2)Place a bid 11% lower then where you sold.
3)Pray
no thanks...
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 this is the effect of block reward halving, hash rate crashing |
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Someone must really hate their bitcoins.
What if it's a bot. Logic: 1. buy up bitcoins over time, with assumption the price is going up. 2. while buying coins, gauge exposure to risk vs. potential profits of selling. Set a sell threshold based on past price / magic (depends on the bot I guess), trying to optimize the profits from selling and preventing getting caught out by a dip in the price. As the profit collected increases, the downswing required to trigger a sell will probably become smaller and smaller. 3. trigger sell, cash in profits, set aside what you made, start re-investing your base. buy & hold is easier and probably more profitable not for someone looking to play with 1 million dollars plus |
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The 13.80 wall is back and fully fortified for whenever the price gets back there. This is tiresome.
not sure why we aren't letting them win? no one wants cheep coins? Who's "we"? the bulls the bears appear to let the price rise, and then take big dumps, and repeat why don't the bulls let the price fall and then Buy big, and repeat |
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The 13.80 wall is back and fully fortified for whenever the price gets back there. This is tiresome.
not sure why we aren't letting them win? no one wants cheep coins? |
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i think Hudson Eatery will take your bitcoins Hudson Eatery 601 West 57th Street New York NY 10001 http://www.hudsoneatery.comtheir no mention of bitcoin on their site, but I'm pretty sure they do take bitcoin |
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looks like both have been labeled double spend
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wow everyone hates Christmas...
i knew i wasn't crazy!
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