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Sorry I think I am lost 19,601 BTC wagered with a profit of 47BTC and you have found a "hole". I understand you are ending up with profit but thats a lot of risk to get 47BTC...... Thats .2% with the average bet around 4.3BTC sorry .2% is not worth it to me.... Investing in the bank has a better payout.
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Definition of Irony:
Everyone has been worrying about getting the ASIC chips in,
or worrying about whether the board is done and whether it hashes.
What is going to end up killing us is the shortage of a friggin $0.38 logic chip.
NOW THAT IS IRONY!!
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Yesterday the first chinese chip-preorder guys received their chips, so we should see some chips outside of china in the next two weeks hopefully. Prepare for massive impact  What? Where? When? Do you have a source for this information? Link? I wonder why this didn't cause massive enthusiasm in this thread, looks like it got overread. Or I am misinterpreting things. So please clarify. I think they are refering to this post? not sure... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=258231.0 |
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Bitpay working great now
New Order # 100000065
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I have just recieved an error processing my order, it had an error stating "Error creating bit-pay invoice. Please try again or use another payment option."
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Here is how you get in it.  |
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rMuD7sDap23Q1ziTUG4v6hfpFfzjHGVpg2
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16 just ordered, payment and email have been sent.
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Well they can definitely challenge the courts jurisdiction on the matter, and it would be up to CoinLab to prove that Mt. Gox was doing buisness in Seattle (Washington Western District). It sounds like Mt. Gox doesn't want to sell off its US customer base, at least not yet. It is very unlikely they can challenge it successfully. The contract contains a choice-of-forum provision specifying King County Washington and agrees to personal jurisdiction. It's at least somewhat likely Gox can win there or anywhere, though. We'll need to know more details before that can be judged, though. Specifically: 7. The Agreement provides that the Defendants “irrevocably consent to the personal jurisdiction of and venue in the state and federal courts located in King County, Washington with respect to any action, claim or proceeding arising out of or relating to this Agreement.”
8. The Agreement provides that it shall be governed, construed and interpreted inaccordance with the laws of the State of Washington. Such choice-of-forum and choice-of-law provisions are routinely enforced. True. I stand corrected. I missed that section of the contract. |
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Just under an hour left YaY !!!!!!!!!!
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Not trying to argue with the ethics comments out there but you know if you see the price falling from someone putting a 100,000 BTC sale out there (and it is not a black pool ask) you have just as far a chance to cash in as well......
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Hello, just trying to work through the newbie restrictions LoL.
That is dishonest and blatent manipulation of the system, I swear I am not doing the same thing.  Nice to know there are some people out there who are not trying to manipulate the system.  |
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I was just on, I was not logged on though. Just went back and seems up to me...
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Setup a Dwolla account
dwolla.com
You can transfer from there to several markets including Mt. Gox, getting USD back to your dwolla is the pain. With Mt. Gox you need to be verified and they want you to be verified dwolla users as well so it took me 30days to wait from transactions going into dwolla then you can transfer to mt. gox, from there getting USD out of MT. Gox to dwolla you need to wait 8 days for the transaction to clear (after you send them a copy of photo id and a piece of mail verifying your address). Now to bypass some of that you can take a little hit on market price and do a moneygram through bitinstant and buy btc. That is a pretty cool trick, I don't know if you can go the other way though BTC > bitinstant > moneygram.
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6950 - 345 MH/s poclbm -v -w256 -f10 on Win7
6870 - 270 MH/s poclbm -v -w256 -f10 on Win7
5770 - 123 MH/s poclbm -v -w256 -f10 on Win7
5770 - 200 MH/s I don't remember setting but it is w/ DiabloMiner on Ubuntu
6570 - 80 MH/s poclbm -v -w256 -f5 on Win7
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Well I have been mining for awhile and well quite frankly I had read the posts to buy instead of investing into mining (this was back in the <$10 btc days) and I didn't listen and bought up some GPU's but it took a long time to get the equipment payed off. I should have just bought instead, but I now am mining on paid off equip and the power is my only cost which I have offset a little by sneaking a couple miners in at work in some closets. LoL. When BFL came out with the jalapenos I jumped and bought a couple, I didn't really want to invest into the SC's they seemed a bit pricey even though they looked to be able to pay off in a shorter amount of time. So I bought into the ASIC's from BFL a little harder than I had before, I am cheap I don't like dedicating a lot of capital into this kind of thing, but since I have been doing this for about a year or better now and the price is through the roof I feel so stupid for not buying when I knew I should have not even using hind sight.
This wait from BFL does make me think that they might have the same idea as ASICMINER and just producing their own equipment instead of selling it off its more profitable at this point in time. Yet another venture I probably should have invested in but when GLBSE went down I just couldn't get myself to put my btc out in that kind of market, especially when one of my friends was pretty heavily invested into it and is not fighting to get his btc back. I am going to get off my butt and get some funds into bitfinex before they shutdown the mt gox codes for USD.
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Its a little late now but you might be able to get into the sweet 16 pool. Its free entry and you get a chance to win some BTC. I don't have any affiliation with the site I just think its fun and I am trying to get over this newbie hump. 3hrs and 40min to go. http://www.bitmadness.com |
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well it quite a disappointment that BFL units haven't shipped. I have heard if you want to cancel your order they only give you the dollar value back not the coins you paid to get the unit. Isn't that kind of ripping a person off if I paid 30 BTC I should get 30 BTC back, but I guess it was based of the USD price to begin with so its a little fair.
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