nothing to see here.

http://btc.sx is the only one i know of for sure. its one of the lesser known but higher quality sites. i believe campbx has some of the same features, but is far less reliable.

were going to 3k.

you'll see a mini crash at 1300, followed by fear, uncertainty, and denial as the price plunges towards 550. half of all bitcoin users will sell at this time, only to realize how foolish they were when the price hits 3k.

oh bitches, get off your period.

Please where can find digging pond, for solo digger with purse? Chinese Symbol Pond have stealing dug 30000 DOGE! pls help???

Swagcoin 

E. None of the above.

it's pretty pointless. given the technical prowess of the inventor, these are probably all clues he intended for us to find.

well if you can still cancel the order, that means your order didn't go through. order's only go through if there is an order at matching price. if that doesn't solve your problem, and indeed you have encountered a glitch the correct thing would be to:

1. look for a transaction hash, then check it on blockchain.info. if it says something like confirmtime: 50 minutes(Queue position 430) this is completely normal. the bitcoin software can only handle 100,000 or so transactions per minute, so during periods of high activity(such as when the price rapidly goes up/down, it may take longer to process transactions. these periods are usually accompanied with sluggish bitcoin client performance, and slow block times, followed normal periods with a few short(3-4 minute) block times, then  a resumption of normal block times.

if you stilll cant find your transaction id, or need help. contact their customer support. they should help you. in the event that they don't, you might consider opening a scam accusation against them.

hope this helps.

says the random hero member who may be covering for the identities of his friends 

thanks to an audit by Gorgo Rom, an XSS vulnerability has been patched. this was a server level vulnerability, i think i may have stumbled into another vulnerability in the process. tomorrow i'm gonna test to see what i can do with it. may be as simple as overriding php.ini to ignore cache settings of the user browser.

SFML? SAD FUCK MY LIFE LANGUAGE ? lol

So Logically

1994 => NSA publishes paper on Electronic Currencies

1998 => Nick Szabo conceives bitgold

1999 => Circle is founded. Possible joint venture between Szabo Karpeles, and others.

2000 => Mark Karpeles registers bitcoins.com

2004 => Bitpay is founded, paving the way for a ready to roll bitcoin payment processor.

2004 => Mt Gox is founded, paving the way for a bitcoin exchange.

2008 => Bitcoin.org is registered.

2009 => Bitcoin is launched by Satoshi Nakamoto


correct me if i'm wrong but... whooooaaaa

after testing and reading through zelles code, it seems like he is using his own function called "basic_security" instead of traditional real escape string or advanced prepared statements like i do. i tried to pass in a javascript alert and tried to break out of the query, but all i ended up with was an email address of DROP TABLES. everything else was stripped, effectively preventing the injection. it still makes me nervous though(because he is concatenating strings, something that i have been learning to avoid through use of prepared statements.


anyway, i appreciate the heads up, though i still think your programming talents would be better served than selling forum bots. drop a bitcoin address, i'll give you a reward for getting my attention. i actually have been so busy with alien and openex i hadn't even looked at the coinbit source. sorry for crashing your thread.

i take it you have put a great deal of time into this. how bout offering it for a better price. i'm not interested in it for the reasons you described, but i would like the ability to login to the forum from a desktop app, due to the unreliability of security on this site. could you perhaps paste a bit of the source, and disclose what languages it is written in? it looks to be php/mysql wrapped in an xml package, similar to the way some low quality android apps are designed. i'm interested, but i don't just go installing random apps without doing the proper research and fine tooth combing of the source.

i didn't even write coinbit. zelles did.

i wrote this:

http://dev.openex.pw


edit: i'm glad i found this out now instead of later. i'm pretty fucking steamed. zelles knows better than this, why did he take a shortcut?

lol, i was checking through the database of openex. you are confusing my work for zelles, as he is the one who built coinbit. i'm actually a bit dumbfounded to see your message, and one above it with an html entity plain as day.

You made several key mistakes, revealing that you are actually a fraud:

1. selling a forum bot

2. selling a forum bot

3. your company line is that users can make money selling accounts. no one actually pays for accounts, this in and of its self is a scam.

4. pretending to be new, then instantly having knowledge of my trust.

5. acting like i'm blowing smoke when i said i knew who you were, instead you choose to focus on my colorful language.

ding ding ding, we have us a winner and a mothafuckin chicken dinner.

6. real programmers would never stoop this low, and if they did they wouldn't charge this much for the program.

7. this scam has been attempted to many times to count.

8. come back with a better scheme.

I'm mothafuckin r3wt. git down or lay down bitch.

you're selling software to help people scam others, and you have the nerve to call the one honest person on this forum a scammer.


My work here is done. all i had to do was give you the rope, now you've hung yourself. peace