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Probably too much people trying to connect at the same time yea
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I can tell you : 1 btc in 1 century  gl mining |
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A 100 % secure wallet does not exist  |
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mtgox might be a scam soon :p
you should withdrawn now
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Apparemment oui, mais à part attendre, on ne peut rien faire ^^
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In a rush yesterday, I made a transaction and I forgot to add a fee to it. It did get pushed out to the network but it still has yet to be confirmed after ~24 hours.
Since I did not include a fee, is it just stuck in the ether? Or will it eventually go through?
Also, is there any way to get it back so that I can resubmit it with a fee?
Just wait, it will take a few days ... |
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It is not said that the reason why they refused the transaction was because the price increased  |
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Chypre est pour 1% dans l'augmentation du prix Il y avait déjà plus de 5000 personnes dans la file d'attente de Mt Gox pour déposer de l'argent avant Chypre... (10.000 maintenant...) Le BTC était sous évalué c'est juste une correction mais vers le haut elle risque de baisser à court terme (sans doute pour redescendre vers 10 - 40 euros Merci de m'avoir fait rire Aucune raison pour une grosse baisse encore moins de 90%.... TOUT les voyants sont green et à part un gros hack de Mt Gox ou satoshi qui revend 500K je ne vois pas grand chose qui pourrait ralentir le BTC Bien évidemment je n'attend que ça, comme beaucoup ! Mais il ne faut pas rêver. Même si il redescend un peu, il a tellement de gens qui n'attendent que cela pour monter sur le bateau que le prix va rester extrêmement élevé Il ne faut pas regarder à combien il était, cela fera toujours mal, il faut regarder à combien il va être !! Tu te bases sur quoi pour voir qu'il était sous-évalué ? L'offre est restée constante, et la demande a augmenté, donc le prix est monté. Mais la demande va pas restée si haute pendant des années... Les gens achètent 1 ou 2 BTC, ils veulent tester, ils trouvent le principe sympa, et après ils voient qu'ils ne peuvent rien acheter avec, sauf 2 - 3 conneries pourries. Et ils le revendent. Y a un peu de spéculation dessus mais c'est tout. Si tu achètes un abonnement Mega, ou tout autre bien sur internet avec des BTC ça te coutera plus cher qu'en euros. Donc les gens vont bien comprendre qu'ils n'ont AUCUN intérêt à utiliser cette monnaie plutôt qu'une autre. Passé la surprise de la découverte du système, les gens vont revendre tous leurs bitcoins, et le prix va s'effronder. |
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smell a scam miles around
How can that be a scam??? |
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Yes, new people coming and wanting to buy bitcoins make the prices higher and higher.
Will probably reach 100 euros and decrease (?)
I don't think so. I honestly don't know what will cause the price to decrease this time, or even if it will decrease. If it would decrease expect the reason to be that Mt. Gox got hacked and Bitcoins stolen. Otherwise don't hold much hope for BTC decreasing. I could be wrong of course, as human error is very common  Though what I hope for the most for Bitcoin greatness is that I can buy games officially from companies with BTC. Humble Bundle inc, do you hear me? I don't use wordpress, neither reddit gold. I don't live in the USA for the bitcoinstore, so that's a no no. I don't live in the USA for the pizzaforcoins so that's a no no as well. I could use a domain name from namecheap maybe though I'm not yet into DNS. Maybe I can buy Eufloria the game on steam from Alex who works at Tuna, but that's 1 game and calling this a breakthrough in 'buying games for Bitcoin' would be exagerrated. Though I'm very happy that at least 1 serious game dev is wanting Bitcoin for at least 1 game and I'm thankful for that. How can you explain that 1 BTC was worth 10 euros 3 months ago, and 90 euros now? Nothing. Except that people learnt about it recently in the news, wanted to "try" it, buy some of them (because mining is too difficult and long). Within 1 month, the people will see that it is not "that good", and will probably sell them all. I mean, now, a lot of people are buying out of curiosity. => price is increasing. Soon, they will see that it is pointless (more expensive than buying with real money), and sell it massively. => price will drop quickly, maybe within 3 days, because everyone will see that nobody will buy it any longer. The current price is totally overrated. |
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So maybe it would be smart to open accounts in several exchanges, just to be ready. Best would be BTC to Paypal. Or is there some "clearance time" necessary to process the transaction?
You can buy and sell bitcoins for real money on exchange without waiting if you have the required funds. That means that you made a bank deposit if you want to buy them (could take up to a week to proceed), or if you deposited your bitcoins. But then, when you sold your bitcoins in the exchange website, it could take several days before you will get the money in your bank account. It does not really matter, because even if the price reach 0, you still finished your transaction. |
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Yes, new people coming and wanting to buy bitcoins make the prices higher and higher.
Will probably reach 100 euros and decrease (?)
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As you pointed it out in the end of your message, it depends .... For instance, if you buy something in Europe, within paxing the tax, you will have to pay the tax before entering back the US. Let's say you paid 500 USD for an iPhone, duty free. You have to declare this good before leaving the previous country / entering the new one. But with your example: it's not the same to use your money for hobby / tourism / and so on, and to make invest it and make profit. Buying gold, bitcoins, or whatever, and selling it with a higher price is a business which provide you an extra income that you should declare and pay a tax for it. You can't buy EUR / USD / Gold / crude oil / silver / JPY / kroners on a forex market without paying tax on your incomes (you can even pay less taxes if you lose money ). |
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Yes, you can't lose more than what you invested (8k USD).
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I never went to US, and have no idea how it works. But I find it quite strange that you can "avoid" 30 % fees with a trick like that.
In my opinion, bitcoin can be considered as a "foreign currency", and you can buy gold with it if you want.
The main problem is that it is quite new, and people don't know much about it, and laws did not imagine that.
Instead of asking an accountant, you might ask a tax office (?). (not sure if it's the correct name)
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Welcome. Are you sure that it is worth the time you will spend on it? Mining seems quite pointless now  |
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