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Cause this website is over 9000% scam.
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You can also see that for 10 minutes it only sent 32 shares.
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Considering the downtrend, I also think about selling.
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Use RevoUnistaller, do a full clean which will remove all directories and registry entries.
Bitcoin-Qt stores NOTHING in the registry. Windows on the other hand may store some information of what was last run/installed though. |
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Nodejs seems to be getting popular these days.
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Can't say I am a regular brusher. My teeth have gotten yellow and some of them are see-through on the tips.
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On Bitstamp, using these settings config.EMA = {
// timeframe per candle
interval: 60, // in minutes
// EMA weight (α)
// the higher the weight, the more smooth (and delayed) the line
short: 10,
long: 21,
// amount of candles to remember and base initial EMAs on
candles: 200,
// the difference between the EMAs (to act as triggers)
sellTreshold: -0.25,
buyTreshold: 0.25
}; When the price was 87.50 it told me to buy, but obviously I didn't and next thing I know, the price is 84.98 so essentially it should have told me to sell. |
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Private keys are essentially very big numbers, you would need these functions to handle them OR write yourself a custom PHP library to handle big numbers(apparently it's not that hard) and you will be OK.
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LOL, extreme fail right there.
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When real trading is enabled, is there some kind of limit I can impose on it so it uses a small amount of my money for trading instead of my whole balance?
Again, for Bitstamp.
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You can't double money in bitcoin.
Yes you can, happened back in march  Really? Is there more information on this? |
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A motorbike
Not sure how that can be considered a four-wheel vehicle also known as a "car". |
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How about something more Urban, I don't live in the desert you know.
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So I live in Europe and have according to the exchange rate my country's fiat to USD is $1,335.47 which is 2000 units of my country's fiat. I know, not a lot of money in this day and age. Honestly I really want to buy a silver BMW that looks slick and is as new as possible, but they cost three times what I have. It's hard to find a 318 let alone a 525 TDI. I am looking for a Sedan-type car i.e http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_body_style#Saloons_.2F_sedansOh and while it may not be a lot to brag about, considering some people have $300k just to trade Bitcoins, but my Uncle's son has an Opel Insignia which costs quite a few $k. |
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Is it possible that when I create my wallet it will be created with the same security key as a wallet that was previously created and used? Wallets are created offline so how it checks if it isn't duplicated? Even if this is highly unlikely, is it possible?
It is possible, but as people said, highly unlikely. Bitcoin generates the private keys via a pseudo-random generator that uses various data from the OS as the seed(internally in OpenSSL). |
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This proof of burn system sounds a lot like the "Proof of Bitcoins Destroyed" idea I had a few months ago.
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Anyone can vouch for the site?
There could be some zero-day exploit on it, or even something else. |
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Is it me, or basically you must call Gekko every single time you want "advice"? I thought that it looped constantly and checking every few seconds what's up and reporting back, but I left it for a few minutes and saw nothing printed besides the initial information even with debug logging enabled.
This on Bitstamp.
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