Irgendwo muss man ja die Bitcoin-Verluste hedgen. Außerdem ist die Schweiz schön, da mag ich doch gern einen Anteil halten.. gewissermaßen.

Nee, das war der hier https://twitter.com/AdamGuerbuez/status/555289659958628352

Ich habe jetzt die "Account number" genommen, so heißt nämlich das Feld im Formular, und das ist wohl die M...X - Folge.
So oder so ist es wohl nicht so schlimm, wenn da was nicht stimmt, es steht eindeutig da, dass bei Unstimmigkeiten nachgefragt werden wird. Man kann seinen Claim auch noch bearbeiten nach dem Einreichen, bis Ende Mai jedenfalls, denke ich.

Hab meinen Post oben editiert, auf Reddit sagen die Leute auch, es sei die Überweisungs-ID..? Tja, wer hat nun Recht?

...noch mal edit: Kraken bietet ja Support für creditor claims... Hat wer Langeweile und fragt oder soll ich die Tage? Ich kann jetzt gerade nicht.

Account ID.. ist das nicht, was man u.a. in die Überweisungen schreiben musste, wenn man Fiat zu Gox überwiesen hat? Da hätte ich bei mir eine Kombination aus einem Buchstaben, acht Ziffern und noch einem Buchstaben.

edit: Reddit sagt ja, und auch: die ID ist optional, sie hilft nur zu beweisen, dass man wirklich der Besitzer des Accounts ist.

Ich hatte um kurz nach sechs eine angefordert, die kam gegen 10 Uhr an. Um 8 habe ich noch eine angefordert, die kam sofort.
Kraken Tier 3 - Verifikation hat erst geklemmt, aber nach einer Anfrage beim Kundendienst wurde ich sofort freigeschaltet. Hatte eher mit mehreren Tagen bis Wochen Wartezeit gerechnet.
Meine Forderungen reiche ich mal nachher ein, oder morgen.

Und konntest du dich nach 7h noch einloggen? Sonst müssen wir wohl warten, bis der Andrang nachlässt.

Ich möchte ein paar Silbermünzen verkaufen.

Biete: 20x1 Unze Wiener Philharmoniker 2011 in Tube, unzirkuliert (nur zur Inhaltsprüfung und fürs Foto geöffnet, sonst die Münzen nicht angefasst).
VB 500€, Bitcoin zum Kurs (Bitstamp) des Kaufzeitpunkts akzeptiert. Persönliche Transaktion bevorzugt, Versand auf Kosten und Risiko des Käufers möglich (Vorkasse - bin gern bereit, Beweise zu bringen (signierte Nachrichten/Fotos, Foto von den Münzen zusammen mit einer BTC-Adresse, ...)). Standort: bei Hamburg, Deutschland.

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Oh. Gab es akut schlechte Nachrichten oder hatte einfach jemand Bock zu verkaufen?

Hat etwa noch niemand von OhShei8e's Liste kopiert?
Es gibt einen neuen plot twist.

Kann mir bitte jemand mal erklären..:
a) wieso 355, wenn da 35,50 steht?
b) Bietet man da auf Bitcoins oder auf Aktien von Bitcoin-Unternehmen?

Nicht, wenn die Bären ein *pool im Namen haben.

Interesting concept, while it's probably cheaper to just install more cameras on the streets. BUT.. as a civil rights activist I'd rather see more well-trained policemen in the streets instead of ubiquitous surveillance. The policemen could actually stop crime instead of just having a nice movie of it. Of course it leads to more criminals caught, but it can't prevent anything. Okay, this is an entirely different topic..^^

OK, I'm sorry if I insulted you. There's too many services popping up that say "sign up here for paid services" and many of those are a little on the questionable side, so I've become very wary of any such service being offered to me.

Tip received, thank you!

I'm not an astronomer, but the basics of this should be easy: you're probably referring to the limited speed of light, so when we're looking out into the universe, we also look back into the past. So.. yes, in theory, if we could look at a mirror-like surface far away with a telescope, we would see the Earth of the past. But..
a) I don't think mirror-like objects, natural or otherwise, have been found far enough away (or at all).
b) If they were far enough away for us to look significantly into the past, they would need to be incredibly huge to reflect enough light from tiny Earth for our telescope to see. It is very hard to look at even a big planet directly when it's orbiting a faraway star, imagine how hard it would be to see an asteroid-sized mirror. If you only wanted to see Earth as it was 100 years ago, you would already need a mirror that's 50 lightyears away. Finding such a mirror should be virtually impossible. But let's assume we found one. Through the mirror, Earth would appear to be 100 lightyears away. I don't think a telescope exists that would sufficiently resolve anything on our planet at that distance. If you even saw a tiny blue dot that would be Earth, you'd be extremely lucky.


Huh. A service that subtracts fees from a tip purely for forwarding it? That's at best useless and at worst a scam. I'm not going to sign up for that. If you think my reply is worth a tip, please just use Bitcoin.. otherwise I'm sure I'll survive without it.

I found an estimation for the total volume of water frozen as ice on Earth excluding sea ice: about 12,7*10¹⁵m³ (equating to 12,7 million gigatons, calculated from these findings).

Yes, movement is caused by this. At the end of the last ice age Scandinavia was buried under several thousand meters of ice. The weight caused the Earth's crust to sink deeper into the mantle that behaves plastically on geological timescales. After the ice melted, the land started "popping up" like a swimming mattress on water when you get off it. Because of the huge masses involved, that "popping up" process takes a very long time, in fact Scandinavia is still rising today at a rate of about one centimeter per year. Like the two sides of a scale, the coast of northern Germany is sinking at the same time, but only at about one centimeter per decade. You can see nice pictures explaining the process at http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postglaziale_Landhebung (German, the pics are missing from the English page).

Earthquakes? I don't think so. This might be the case if fault lines / subduction zones would experience a pressure release due to melting ice, but as far as I know there are no such zones near any large ice caps. In theory, yes, of course - when large amounts of mass move, stress on the crust changes, and in unlucky cases that might destabilise fault lines, causing them to move (that would be the cause of an earthquake). But I'd say that's very unlikely. The masses of glaciers in geologically active mountain ranges are too small to really make a difference (the Earth has a high inertia), and those glaciers and ice caps that are large enough to cause movement (see above) are all in geologically inactive areas (Antarctica and Greenland, mostly).


I searched for scientific publications, but couldn't find anything. I would also say that these masses are too small to cause any significant movement. They do change the isotopic composition of atmosphere and oceans, though, but that's only interesting because you can measure it, it doesn't have any impact on life, even less on tectonics. Until now, about 300 gigatons of carbon (from all fossil sources combined) have been burned and about 5000 gigatons are thought to exist in total (source). Compare to the amount of ice mentioned above, and you'll see that this mass can be disregarded when talking about tectonic balances.
Of course local mishaps can happen, when you extract fluids from the pores of a rock. Tiny earthquakes associated with oil and gas exploration are known to happen, and collapsing coal mines can also destroy buildings above ground.

Ich finde den Kurs gerade okay, weil:



..also fände ich eine Korrektur bis auf ~250-260 sinnig und dann weiter mondwärts. Die obere Linie hab ich mal reingetan weil sie mir ins Auge fiel, nicht weil ich ihr irgendeine Bedeutung zuschreibe.

Bitstamp wird gerade ein bisschen nervös..

Hi everyone. I unchecked "show transaction before broadcast" and everything has gone to normal, I just successfully got my payment through. So there may be a bug with this option..

I'm trying to send a bitcoin transaction. No matter if I do it from "all accounts" or from a specific input, when I enter my password to send I get a dialog box containing a warning sign and the number 0. I click "okay" and nothing happens.

Furthermore, when I type "!" to send all of my coins (only for "all accounts"), the Amount field autofills with double the actual balance. I haven't tried to send it yet.

Edit: sorry.. Electrum 2.0 on Gentoo Linux.

Inflation ist nicht das Gleiche wie Preissteigerung. Inflation ist die Vergrößerung der Geldmenge. Und die findet statt.