Borderless release is slightly delayed due to the coders needing some sleep. I have decided to hold off on publishing the newsletter until they are done, as we are so close. Should be within the next 12-48 hours. I hate the Newsletter being late, but I made this executive decision to get Borderless out as fast as possible. If you can't wait, I am sure plenty of buyers are interested, so it is just fine to sell.

In the meantime, here are some new screenshots:

Amigo, eu também nao sei como eles fazem isso, mais que deve estar sendo rentável isso sim deve estar, senão não estaria fazendo isso.

Como será que alugam pessoas de outros países?? Usam algum tipo de VPN ou algo do tipo? 20USD a hora já é algo extraordinário, pra alguém que só terá que andar por ai atrás de pokemon, se você parar pra fazer as contas.

Era meio que de se esperar, tem muita gente que vai querer sair andando por ai pra pegar pokemon mas não vai ter tempo, então alugam alguém pra pegar por eles, o problema é que no Brasil a equipe Rocket não te desafia a uma batalha pokemon pra tentar te roubar, não mesmo...

Olá,

Eu estou a fazer a dissertação do meu mestrado e o objetivo é de esclarecer quais os fatores que influenciam os usuários na utilização dos sistemas de pagamentos móveis. A minha dissertação inclui informação sobre aplicações móveis de dinheiro digital tais como aplicações de pagamento móvel Bitcoin.

Caso estejas interessado em saber mais sobre comportamento do consumidor dos usuários de Bitcoin e outros usuários de aplicações de pagamento móvel visita este questionário online (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVFNBTTDuw9x9mHPjYYqz_WS1I5NPfruSDOsN1VPv3jJGjbw/viewform?usp=send_form) e não esqueça de escrever o seu email para receber o resumo desta pesquisa investigava.

Desde já, obrigado!

I compiled the miner from sources.
Maybe the precompiled windows binary is not exactly the same code.

Well, I'm holding on to some money that I need, so I'll have to sell if it goes below a certain point

A midia aproveitou pra denegrir um pouco mais as cryptos; O maior Crowfunding da historia durou 27 dias

You probably already know the relationship between supply and demand.  For instance, a restaurant can sell more tacos at $1 than it can at $2.  The restaurant could test the market by offering tacos at various prices.  If it records sales at each level (let's say they sell 100 tacos a day when the price is $2, and 500 tacos when the price is $1) it could then plot that data on a graph, and the result would be a line.   In most markets the plotted line will have a curve, so that line is called the demand curve.  

Now that restaurant doesn't have much wiggle room on its supply, but it could get price quotations from its suppliers asking how at various larger order sizes, what kind of discounts could it get.  Let's say if they place an order to buy ingredients for 100 tacos the supplier's best price is $1.20 each.  But if they buy ingredients for 500 tacos the price is $0.90 each.   Plot those points on a graph and you get another line.  Again, with most suppliers the line will have a curve as well, so that line is called the supply curve.

If that's not clear, here's a video describing economic diagrams.
 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfxPqXxq1Jo <-- Demand curve.
 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnVsPEr9teQ <-- Supply curve.



very good explanation. Thanks
Now the depth charts are essentially the same thing, they show the supply and demand at different prices.  



A depth chart for a bid/ask market has two lines, one for BIDs (BUY orders) and one for ASKs (SELL orders).  Mt. Gox live chart has an Orange line for BIDs (BUY orders), a Blue line for ASKs (SELL orders), and a third line, Green showing history.   Ignore the Green line, as you can't go back in time.  Only the Orange and Blue lines matter in the now.


Again, a line on a chart is simply made up by plotting dots.  Each dot on a depth chart line represents how much can be traded at that point.

BIDs (BUY orders) are placed with dollars.   I might enter that I want to buy 2.0 BTC at $33 each, but really that is a total bid size of $66 USD for trade at $33 or lower.

ASKs (SELL orders) are placed with bitcoins.  I would enter that I want to sell 3.0 BTC at $35 or higher.

Now the charts are cumulative.  So if Alice bids 2.0 at $33 and Bob bids 3.0 at $34, the cumulative number of bids at $33 is $168 cumulative (both Bob's $102 plus Alice's $66 are for sale at that price point.).

So to plot the BIDs (Orange line), at every increment along the horizontal axis (at the bottom of the chart) representing each price point, e.g., $32, $33, $34, etc.) add up all the bids at that price point or below and plot that total along the vertical axis (along the left of the chart) representing total dollars of orders at the level.

The ASKs (the Blue line) have the same concept but the total accumulated value shows up on the right hand side, in terms of BTCs but stretched out so that those values correspond to the USD amounts on the left vertical axis (e.g., if the spot price of $35, then the mark for 100 BTC of cumulative asks would line up vertically with the $3,500 USD mark on the left side vertical axis.)


So at any point on the Bids (Orange) line you can put your finger there and know exactly how much you could sell (from where it sits on the left / vertical axis) at that price (from where that point sits on the bottom / horizontal axis.)

And simlarly at any point on the Asks (Blue) line you can put your finger there and know exactly how many BTCs you could buy (from where it sits on the right / vertical axis) at that price (from where that point sits on the bottom / horizontal axis.)

So that's the basics on what a depth chart shows.

If you are asking how do you trade off of that, well, that's leaves the realm of economic charting and basic math and goes instead to psychology.    If there is a demand curve that looks abnormal in some certain way, some traders might think that means it is time to buy.  Or if the line grows or shrinks, some interpret that as a being a trading signal and trade off that.     But those are opinions.  

And for that, that's what that other thread is good for.  All 10,000+ comments of it.

Gostei pq eles tem como proposta uma reescrita do core do Bitcoin porém para a linguagem C#, o que deve facilitar o desenvolvimento.

E também será possível criar Blockchain apps com C# + o framework .Net da Microsoft!  Acredito que tenha mais programadores C# do que programadores C++, o que deve ajudar na propagação da STRATIS.

Acredito também que será possível utilizar o MONO para quem esteja com o Linux.

Acho que tem potencial. E o que vocês acham?

You can check new ICO's on my site:

http://www.icocountdown.com


They are all vetted and I try to give the best ones on the site.

Esse vai ser meu novo perfil no Bitcointalk enquanto eu espero uma resolução sobre meu antigo perfil 2501.

Estou operando pela China agora e por estar operando aqui alguns serviços vou estar oferecendo.

• Pagamento de contas em empresas chinesas
• Repatriamento de fundos para o Brasil
• Compras de Bitcoin a preços mais competitivos do que o mercado nacional (compra minima 1000 dólares)

Qualquer duvida ou mais informações é só mandar um PM ou email to info@2501bitcoins.com

Allex Ferreira
2501

Pedir pro patrão te pagar o salário em bitcoin, ou parte do salário.
É menos imposto (roubo).

Vender produtos e aceitar bitcoin como forma de pagamento.
Colocar um adesivo grande "Aceitamos Bitcoin".

Presentear amigos com uma pequena quantidade de bitcoin.

Você faz bolo, "pão caseiro" pra vender? Com um smartphone, internet e Dash a transação é quase automática facilitando a venda. Não precisa esperar 30 minutos de confirmação. Pode ser anônimo.