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Doesn't the concept of greed and selling apply to anyone who owns coins?
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X-Post: It seems like everyone is talking about Bitcoin these days. Driven by increased press coverage and a major jump in the value of the digital currency, more and more people are beginning to take it seriously and think about what kinds of businesses can be built around it. With that in mind, New York City-based Liberty City Ventures is announcing its Digital Currency Fund, a $15 million commitment to Bitcoin and other digital currency startups. http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/14/liberty-city-ventures-digital-currency-fund/ |
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Well, I'm swing trading, so this disqualifies me, I think. To be honst, I have absolutly no idea how I'd trade new levels or another crazy bubble like rally. Problem is: going down seems always to be faster than going up. Interessting thread, though.
Still I don't understand one thing: let's say you sell at 1000 $, I doubt that's the point where you say your final goodbye to Bitcoin, correct? So your real question is: where do long term holder take profit?
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There are so many Kratom sellers and different Kratom products on the web. Is there a huge difference between them?
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Does bitstamp have a public websocket/streaming API?
Also, are there any request limits to usual API?
Yes: var trades_socket = io.connect('https://websocket.bitstamp.net:8080/live_trades');
var orders_socket = io.connect('https://websocket.bitstamp.net:8080/live_orders');Yes: up to 1 per second How do we use the Socket.IO API? There doesn't seem to be happening much besides a connected message when using this: <script src="https://websocket.bitstamp.net:8080/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script>
<script>
var conn = io.connect('https://websocket.bitstamp.net:8080/live_trades');
conn.on('connect', function() {
alert('Connected!');
});
conn.on('disconnect', function() {
alert('Disconnected!');
});
conn.on('message', function(data) {
alert('Got Something!');
});
conn.on('anything', function(data) {
alert('Got Something!');
});
conn.on('error', function() {
alert('Got Error!');
});
</script>
Change your conn.on('message', to conn.on('trade'. I'd really like to see non-https access to websocket too. I have problems using ruby gems to create a connection. Thank you so much! Got some pretty cool charting working now  . One question for the bitstamp guys: Why do tid's sometimes increment with more then 1? "tid": 245967 to "tid": 245972 I'm new with socket.io and I don't seem get this to work.. There is also no documentation to be found about this websocket. Is this deceprated or something? The socket.io.js returns the string 'Welcome to socket.io.' This throws me a syntax error in the console because there is no JS. <script src="https://websocket.bitstamp.net:8080/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script>
<script>
var conn = io.connect('https://websocket.bitstamp.net:8080/live_trades');
conn.on('connect', function() {
alert('Connected!');
});
</script>
I also allowed cross origin sharing before testing it by running chromium with the --disable-web-security command. Googling for solutions didn't help, so I'm kind of stuck with the HTTP API for the moment. I would be very very very happy to get this working, too. |
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Okay guys,
I am organizing a SUPER BITCOIN PEW PEW NODE to be executed on June 34th, 2013 at 13:37 o 'clock.
We will have the finest suites that the Bellagio offers, the phattest bitches, tons of cash, and dont forget to bring ALL OF YOUR BITCOIN WALLETS WITH NO ENCRYPTION so we can get buck naked in the sauna with our laptops and be LEET pew pew node members
Time is a ticking...
Tickets start at 1.337 pew pew coins and will increase at a rate that will make your mind explode and fear for your life.
...omfg lol what did I just write. haha  +cointip smoothie 1.337 mBTC |
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bPi5XbBz8AQaeVBW1pWEadF2EcrZdcW4vR Link in first post goes 404 btw. |
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I'm using Ubuntu and vanitygen on CPU works just fine. I've tried to use GPU but got the error: ~/Pulpit/vanitygen-master/vanitygen$ ./oclvanitygen -v -d 0 1testingADDress
Prefix difficulty: 113777210887513154768203281 1testingADDress
Difficulty: 113777210887513154768203281
Device: Cypress
Vendor: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (1002)
Driver: 1084.4
Profile: FULL_PROFILE
Version: OpenCL 1.2 AMD-APP (1084.4)
Max compute units: 14
Max workgroup size: 256
Global memory: 536870912
Max allocation: 134217728
OpenCL compiler flags: -DDEEP_PREPROC_UNROLL -DVERY_EXPENSIVE_BRANCHES -DDEEP_VLIW -DAMD_BFI_INT
Compiling kernel, can take minutes...LLVM ERROR: Cannot select: 0xa9ba390: i8 = setcc 0xa2558b8, 0xa9baa78, 0xa2e1830 [ID=89]
0xa2558b8: i32 = AMDILISD::ADD 0xa9baa78, 0xa9ba748 [ID=73]
0xa9baa78: i32,ch = CopyFromReg 0xa5fc460, 0xa9ba8e0 [ORD=179] [ID=55]
0xa9ba8e0: i32 = Register %vreg40 [ORD=179] [ID=18]
0xa9ba748: i32,ch = load 0xa5fc460, 0xa1ad8a0, 0xa2e1fa0<LD4[getelementptr inbounds ([8 x i32] addrspace(2)* @modulus, i32 0, i32 7)]> [ORD=178] [ID=63]
0xa1ad8a0: i32 = AMDILISD::ADD 0xa2e23e0, 0xa507020 [ORD=177] [ID=54]
0xa2e23e0: i32 = Constant<0> [ORD=186] [ID=1]
0xa507020: i32 = Constant<28> [ORD=177] [ID=17]
0xa2e1fa0: i32 = undef [ORD=150] [ID=2]
0xa9baa78: i32,ch = CopyFromReg 0xa5fc460, 0xa9ba8e0 [ORD=179] [ID=55]
0xa9ba8e0: i32 = Register %vreg40 [ORD=179] [ID=18]
Any clues? Mayve I did something wrong Same error here. Or almost the same, I guess. Afaik there is a conflict with ATI driver which doesn't pop up on every driver version. You could try to downgrade/upgrade, but I'm looking for a real fix. |
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It don't get it also when people are emotionally influenced by the price of a whole 10^8 satoshi bulk. So weak mind indeed You can overcome this instinct by will power, but that's how our mind works. Maybe it's easier to associate Bitcoin with gold or something more valuable, but even that conflicts with Bitcoin as handy object to buy things. Especially if you remember the time, when 1 BTC was worth almost nothing. |
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I've seen all the $500, $1000 and even $300k coin statements. I truly hope that happens for people but if that's the case, who are these people paying $500-$300k per coin? Because I know who it's not going to be.  As far as I understood this, your problem is the psychological barrier of "one unit for over 100 dollar", right? But does it really matter? I don't care if I get 1 BTC for 100 $ or only 1 for 1000 $, all that matters for me is the relative value and it's change: 20 % value gain is 20 % value gain, even if I pay 300k $ for "one unit", isn't it? But I feel with you. I support that mBTC "movement". |
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Bid Sum is almost at all times high. Last time this happened we went to 160.
Have we left the racy moves behind and are now turtley going up, or will some tiny positive news ignite a rocket?
But ask sum is higher than last time. Still I think, we will go up.  |
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test +cointip cadmium 10 uPPC +cointip dexX7 10 uPPC +cointip jaywaka2713 10 uPPC Received. Thank you, dear ser! |
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Great. I love this. +cointip cadmium 2000 uBTC Do we get a confirmation and how often are the posts crawled? |
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Clarmoody keeps getting disconnected. Another DDOS incoming?
They are trying really hard.. same yesterday: Clarkmoody reconnecting a few times and Bitconity down for ~30 min. Mt.Gox went offline for 1-2 hours the night before last night. But I have to say: things are getting much much better the last days/weeks. |
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Bears are running low on ammo, what's happening bulls? I thought you had bigger balls and a consistent attack was about to happen. I like to see things go more gentle. That way some backup (i.e. 2,3k @116) is guaranteed and there is less price oscillation when the rally pauses. There is indeed still some resistance ahead. |
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500k of Bitcoins to start your day. Someone was hungry. And we barely moved.  But someone removed ~5k from 115. Edit: 500k? |
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I guess people love Bitstamp to cash out.  But I can confirm: Bitstamp follows Mt.Gox everytime, despite wallsize and anything else. |
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Gox is banning by IP? LOL, that's a terrible solution to the bot problem.
They rate limit API access. What would you suggest? |
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