Side note, not sure if it has been realized, but the Android App for BTCT doesn't work anymore. I used to check that thing 100 times a day at work and I miss it!
Yes, we talked about that like 1 or 2 weeks ago, I guess it's unmantained (it was unofficial). Sorry I missed that discussion, been traveling a lot lately. np, it was just a couple of posts... |
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So many bad ideas in just one post. Congratulations.
rofl true |
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Side note, not sure if it has been realized, but the Android App for BTCT doesn't work anymore. I used to check that thing 100 times a day at work and I miss it!
Yes, we talked about that like 1 or 2 weeks ago, I guess it's unmantained (it was unofficial). |
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Greedy and primitive :-) do you think you have any chance on the free market without ripping off other people?
You are still spreading FUD without caring about rebutting my obviously correct arguments. Your only chance is the ignore list. |
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I guess their post are just an excuse for signature-spamming. That said, I would be a bit amazed if they were real bots. |
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Of course, now is the time to sell if you want to get money out now.
"now is the time to sell"? If you mean bitcoins, the time to sell was very much a month or so back. There is only $60 to the bottom now. No, he said that " IF you need money now, THEN you need to sell it now" |
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A pity that article basically says nothing. No offence but I'd safely say it's quite irrelevant. If the same article was posted on a mainstream newspaper it would have been definitely notable, but on a bitcoin blog it's meaningless... |
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Clearly a new solution for the security issues it required for mass adoption for laypeople - the hardware wallets, if they can be made very affordable, will certainly be a move in that direction.
Yeah, that would be great. You don't even need it to be a full featured wallet: as long as it's a "hardware containing private keys", that are used by a software, that would be a great first step. There is a terrifying amount of misunderstanding of cryptography on this thread.
Brainwallet.org needs to be shut down, yesterday. The title of the thread is correct because the very fact that the site exists is a security breach.
Justus is telling the truth here. You cannot invent or memorise a private key, it isn't possible unless you are the kind of person who competes in international memorisation competitions for fun. And maybe not even then. This isn't about stupid users or smart users, there is absolutely nothing stopping someone from just generating a larger and larger rainbow table every day and that is quite obviously what is happening.
Please tell us which wallet app you imported the key into do we can ask the developers to put a warning in the ui about it. The community clearly needs to sound the alarm about this stupid concept much louder than we have done.
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He replied to me but he forgot to CC you ! I PM'd him to request he CC you a copy ! I have waited 4 days for his confirmation then he forgot to CC you ! I really don't want to wait another 4 days !
Please take no offence, but if you didn't want to wait, why did you buy direct shares? |
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yeah, he has arguments like those bunch of greedy banksters runing lives of those lowborns just to get bonuses... if HFT would rule BTC, we are just in another corrupt system, where greed is the main principle. It is probably too early and it could destroy whole idea
"you are like a greedy banker" is not a rebuttal, it's trolling. I've explained quite clearly, twice. Voodah himself despite trolling in the first part of his post, with the last sentence admitted my solution could be good. You, instead, are just trolling. So shut the fuck up, asshole. |
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This is a whole bag of nonsense.
Care to explain your comment? "offline archives" makes no sense: if I download the blockchain I want it all, otherwise I could just use a thin client. the comment about the phones make no sense either: thinking about using a full client on a phone is just insane. |
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It would be nice if a "new" genesis block could be created every 5 years or so. All the past transactions could be rolled up into an offline archive. The block chain size also becomes an issue for mobile (phones) devices. Nobody wants to download a 25-50 GB file before they can use their phone wallet.
This is a whole bag of nonsense. |
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There is no need to develop a separate app for mobile. It would make far more sense just to have a mobile optimized version of the site.
+1 Hey Dooglus, do you have shares to invest in or do you just have the "be the bank" type investment. Thanks in advance
AFAIK this has already been asked and he answered that as of now the only investment opportunity was this "be the bank" (which is great, IMHO). |
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Lol you win 1 Internet, sir.
(delivered to your address) Yay my first bitcoin tip ever. Cheers mate!  It's always good to cheer each other up! : ) |
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Yipes! As someone who has worked in web development for several years, this is SHOCKING.
I created an account a while ago, but never deposited any BTC because I didn't want to use WeExchange. Now I'm glad that I never!
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Oh, god, this is so noobish I'll just delete my account... but there's no delete button. Nor any contact info.
Well, I've never used it anyway, I'll just delete the bookmark...
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Bitcoin has sent a little message to all the bears today:  Be warned bears, don't fuck with the Bitcoin.  Lol you win 1 Internet, sir. (delivered to your address) |
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A bot simply allows a human to perform some action in his stead.
This here is your problem. It's a misconception and flat out wrong. Bots do not simply allow humans to perform in their stead. Bots do stuff that humans CAN'T do. You can buy or sell. Bots can buy or sell. You provide the bots with the cash, and with configuration on how to behave. Everything else is a myth. Again, you are facing a x/y problem. If you consider speed trading is a problem, then the solution is capping the speed, not nuking anything involved with high speed while it isn't capped. |
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Imho Bitcoin is easily accessible to anyone in Europe with a bank account, SEPA transfers go through in a couple of days. If anything they've got quicker since the start of the year, some took up to 4 days in the past for me and now they're almost always next day or even the same day sometimes.
Sure it is, but SEPA isn't everywhere. |
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The scenario I discuss is one where difficulty stops rising or rises slower than dividends are paid out to MINING. In that circumstance the number of days cover after each difficulty rise would be LESS than after the previous difficulty change - meaning no dividends ever again for SELLING. In that situation SELLING has to (rationally) vote for closure before the number of days (of dividend payment) cover reduces below 365 and they receive absolutely nothing.
As capital can never exceed 410 days cover (or it would have been dividended out) the maximum SELLING can receive on closure is 45 days of MINING dividends (with MINING receiving 365). That would mean SELLING received just under 11% of remaining capital - hence my reference to MINING receiving at least 90% (as in practice it's unlikely that a maximum payment for SELLING would occur).
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Oh, true, thanks for the explanation! |
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