Maybe it's an attack but not a DDoS. In that case it's not contradictory.

Is there such thing as a reliable bitcoin exchange?

The first site I went was twitter, only later I found this thread.

I transfer all my funds out of the exchanges all the time I'm not trading for this very reason. But this outage happened when all the funds were inside :/

It seem to happen only for small BTC quantities...

It seems you can get 12 BTC and 827k USD for free  

Added another line.

Does it make any sense?

I see this...

ra4NhmzPQWip1fVxhY5aSrYYfMvvg5fEB3

1kBTC wall at Bitstamp

Please stop it. I already said I sent them there to sell them, not for "safe keeping".

I didn't bought them there.

I don't "keep" them, I'm trading all the time, I send bitcoins there because I want to sell them (duh!). You should not worry about MIUI reputation, bitcoin.de is the culprit for not having two-factor.

https://i.imgur.com/HWniq.png
https://i.imgur.com/RmauP.png

I don't care if no one believe me, that's my opinion after all. For me is just enough proof to never trust a custom build for something so big (as an entire OS) from a little known source.

How you can be so sure that it wasn't a MIUI "cooker"?

That's the only plausible explanation, other than this hole in flash.

Someone has logged in from the ip 186.145.27.170 and sent all my coins (76.10BTC) to 14nKZU5S2BkLXStnmuF9hcaWMZyyUBc4ea. Also requested to buy 44.6BTC from user miernik (I doubt it's him, I've dealt with him before, has a lot of reviews and it would be silly).

I'm from Spain and the ip is from Bogotá, Columbia. I don't know anybody there.

I don't use the password anywhere else (>30 characters), I don't use the account from another PC and I use Linux since 2001, so I know my stuff. I suspect the site has a security hole.

Please help. It's not a lot of money but it's all I have...

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14ofz5/bitcoins_stolen_from_bitcoinde/

edit: Also someone accesed from 190.19.179.211 (Argentina, it seems)

edit 2: I just noticed the password is saved in my phone's browser. Guys, never do that. Also, I think someone in the Spanish translation of MIUI is probably the thief.

edit 3: I overreacted in the MIUI.es forums, but I realized there are too many attack vectors in my phone and I don't have proof. Also, I disabled Flash as it's the software I haven't kept updated in my PC.

Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit.

I like both  ฿ and Ƀ.

You can test that feature this way:
It will ask for the private key of 1SourceAddress in SIPA format. You can also provide it in the argument:
Neither the source address nor the key will be saved in the wallet. It's useful for making sporadic transactions from vanity addresses without messing with the wallet.

The -f is to set a lower fee, I used to set -f 0 but it no longer works, probably the server I used don't support 0-fee transactions.

Hello, I just have written a full spanish translation in the wiki.

Also I made a rather simple pull request which fixes the --fromaddr command line feature, two weeks ago (actually I posted this in july in this thread, before making a proper fix).

In the spanish translation (and in the german one), it mentions using comma (,) instead of dot (.) as decimal separator, which is not implemented.