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+1 OP
I also suspect that it's the bottom because when it fell down to 608$ in stamp I got a feeling of "maybe I should sell some coins for quick free money". Last time I got this feeling and almost sold my coins was when pirate40 defaulted and it dropped from 14$ to 8$. I was too lazy to sell and boy how I did right.
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wait a second - how the hell would this vulnerability allow withdrawing unlimited amount of bitcoins?
if you withdraw coins and dupe the TX with a wrong hash you are not getting double coins in any way and why would a marketplace then refund the customer? it doesn't make any sense.
if you deposit coins and dupe the TX with a wrong hash then you may see "unconfirmed" coins under your balance that will never get any confirmations.
explain me if I misunderstand anything here
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I think many are anticipating just how low does it go this time. Once the majority bets for a bottom we will get a new surge driven by all these butthurt bitcoin november newbies who missed the train back than and have now been waiting a good moment to jump on.
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QUICK someone create and launch GoogleCoin and AppleCoin alts using the http://coingen.io/  That would piss these corporate fucks off. |
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wait for the fucking confirmations and you will be fine. stupid ass developers deserve their exchanges and services get DOSed if they make all kinds of false assumptions.
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Mark K, who's been getting fatter, lazier, and less incompetent every minute.
At least he's getting less incompetent  in what he's doing. |
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So when it drops to 16, will you buy this time or will be scared to death and miss the chance once again?
+1 if it drops to 16 why would you buy? maybe it's heading for 0.16? you dumb bears only generate butthurt for yourself. |
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Why not turn it another way around? Instead of talking how many bitcoins you have, let's talk about how many bitcoins you DON'T HAVE. So the total number of bitcoins that could ever exist is 21 000 000. A person has 0.10000000 bitcoin. In his wallet it could show: You don't have 20 999 999.90000000 bitcoins. |
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Why would anybody store their BTC with an exchange? (except maybe as a float for day-trading)
I'd ask the same question. People are so used to letting someone else hold their money that it almost comes naturally. |
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sub 10$ prices. because that's the last time I bought bitcoins never sold |
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 Satan has been served. |
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crash my ass, it's a pathetic attempt to manipulate the market. spikes in volume betray manipulation. Especially if the price soon starts climbing up again. weak hands lose their grasp. weak must die, strong will survive.
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It seems that some exchanges are paying interest for holding money in their wallets. Now that we have Proof of Stake mining (Peercoin), an exchange could convert most of their crypto currencies into peercoins so that they would generate PoS blocks. Vircurex has a maximum of 10000 peercoin withdraw limit. Do you think that even Bitstamp and Gox could be secretly holding PPC to generate more income? Gox is having trouble processing the withdraw requests, seems that their hot wallet is out of funds - does that indicate they could be holding PPC behind their users' back?  |
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gox is shit
gox is the shit not |
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Yesterday it was 777 quite often.
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What if Mt. Gox will do the same now that pirate40 did in August 2012? That would be cool because people who are stupid enough to use gox deserve to lose their coins.
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