The second you mention "digital file", you lose in that dispute....
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FYR: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_feesGenerally speaking, the min fee is 0.0001 btc / KB, but you can make free high-priority tx as well. Of course, you can always make a zero fee tx using raw transaction, but it is easy to get screwed up.
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Suppose I buy 1 Bitcoin at Coinbase today for $803.00, transfer it to Mt. Gox and sell it for $940.00 and request the funds via wire transfer to be deposited in my U.S. checking account. Will I make a profit after wire fees? How much money in fees would I be looking at? Could someone who has "been there" fill me in? Thanks.
People have been waiting for months to get their USD withdrawals. Good luck with your strategy
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I have The Schildbach wallet on my Android that contained .1 btc. I downloaded the blockchain wallet because I'm fairly new at this so I wanted to just compare the two wallets. I wanted to send .05 btc from my first wallet to the blockchain wallet. First on the blockchain wallet I went to request bitcoins then hit "generate shared address," then I copy and pasted the address into my other wallet and sent the btc. Then, for no other reason except that I'm a noob, I hit the "generate shared address" button again. This appears to generate a completely new address for my wallet and I did this before the transaction was complete. So the Btc. never got to my blockchain wallet. Is there any way I can get the btc. back if not what happens to that btc?
Have you tried contacting blockchain.info?
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imagine a hedge fund buy tons of coins (i.e $20m worth) in other exchanges, ship to dump in Gox to arbitrage, then hire a team of legal counsels down in Japan to ensure they can collect fiat back within one month or two; this should still be a relatively safe strategy to take 15% plus gain despite labour some and maybe one off. is there any activist hedgee looking at this?
Has anyone confirmed that Japanese bank accounts are/are not receiving the same stone walling on deposits? According to this thread ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=428242.0), the JPY withdrawal is working pretty good.
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voted for BTC/HKD
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No, who is going to scam first Yup, your are right
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Dude, theres machines coming out in minimum 500ghz - 2TH.
Why would someone pay $1,000.. for another $1,000 can get at least 500ghz..
Because you are replying to a thread that is 30 days old. And GHZ? LOL Damn, 500 ghz!!??? Holy crap, I can only overclock my CPU to like 4.5 ghz. That's more than 100x that...wow.... Be nice to newbie lol
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haha...who's the winner?
Who is winning BTW and with what amount?
OP lol
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This is just too obvious, too funny lol.
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I'm interested in buying .5 btc worth of datacoin
Sure thing let me just get to my pc....I'll discuss in a few hours New user trading with another new user, who will go first? lol
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Still buying.
I guess you should now stop buying accounts, as that sig campaign is over Ha. they can still be used for other deals. Accounts with 50+ activity are still valuable for PD etc. All accounts (no activity requirement) can be used for bit777 sig I thought they had a minimum requirement, or did they change it? Maybe they did but they don't anymore that's for sure. No activity requirement, 50 posts to get paid (same as PD)
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This one is bad: you can buy those rocks with that dollar bill? Everyone keeps talking about Argentina having serious financial crunch.. What rocks? You can't buy anything with it. You can get the rock on the bill lol, just cut that part out
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Currently, the biggest factor in the price is the adoption rate. ie: Number of bitcoin wallets created.
This is the long-term factor. The short-term factor are FUD and pump and dump.
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I am also Hoadring. Hoardring will make many savers around the world.
One day we will look around and where we see a debtor today, we will instead see a saver tomorrow. Many people with assets instead of slaves with undeserved burdens.
Every hoadrer has a price and eventually they spedn their Bitcoins. The point of the game is to eventually disperse your coins before they become lost to the blockchain.
I agree on this. Even if the price keeps climbing, people will spend their coins in some minor downturn in fear of coins losing all their value. I'm hodling and I don't have a price. I just want more mainstream adoption and be able to spend them on things I actually want. Hodl forever? lol When you decide to spend bitcoin instead of fiat, it is like you sell the bitcoin
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The thing is, BTC doesn't go up because you can use it on Tiger Direct or Overstock or anywhere else. It only goes up because more people want to buy it than sell it. It is also true that in the short term these deals create downward pressure, not upward, because they provide another method and another reason to sell (exchanging for other goods is the same as selling). Long term these deals can help if there are enough of them to create a large economy where people buy, hold, and spend all in BTC. But that takes more than a few of these deals. A lot more.
I can absolutely not follow that reasoning, because for a shop to exchange his earned BTC against fiat, that shop has to have earned those BTC from a customer, and that customer must have bought his BTC from somewhere. And if he is spending BTC of that amount regularely, he also has to buy BTC regularely. So it's all a zero sum game, but BTC gets more used and more bought, so that's good for BTC. It's not like BTC are just sold at the exchange by a shop and price goes down. That would really only apply if somebody took a chunk of their BTC savings (meant as savings indeed) and bought some goods and never bought BTC back to fill up his BTC wallet. Which is the rare case. I guess his reasoning is: When you spend your bitcoin, it is essentially you send the bitcoin to coinbase/bitpay, and the sites sell bitcoin. The more people spending their bitcoin on Tiger Direct or Overstock, the more selling orders are set up.
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We have just set a new market price for bitcoin.
And that market only consists of the two people lol. IDK if some people on this forum are actualy retarded or is it me? It's probably you. lol. I wouldn't take his idea too seriously. It doesn't deserve serious attention.
Well said.
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XNF-NoFiatCoin is a digital currency backed by bullion which can be redeemed at anytime. Should bitcoin also be backed by bullion in future so that it can attract more and more people?
Bitcoin is already backed by "the network". But you knew that already. You just wanted to promote your coin right? Shhhhhhh......It is the sole purpose for creating that account....
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