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Hello Kris,
I really enjoyed the interview and wish you & BIPS all the best!
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@jargoman, have you tried to contact the btce-support here? It looks like they did a good job
reimbursing users after the last security breach.
@greyhawk: what does this Xakepэкспресс mean?
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Ignore buttons do have a purpose  In the last days (weeks?) the difference between gox and bitstamp was ~10..11%,
it is now down to ~5% for roughly 20hrs. Any news?
Where have you been the last week? People have moved from Bitstamp to BTC China. Where the action is. People buy BTC at Bitstamp to move to BTC China to trade there. Thanks for the heads-up. |
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In the last days (weeks?) the difference between gox and bitstamp was ~10..11%,
it is now down to ~5% for roughly 20hrs. Any news?
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Update:
They do KYC/AML now for wire transfers.
The receiving address is registered with mayzus financial ltd which itself
is registered with the fsa in uk.
Disclaimer: I am not registered. I tested the support, and Russian is pretty much
a requirement to work things out, I believe.
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they're as safe as any other key.
There are other potential safety issues, so I'd create them with vanity gen and offline.
Thank you for your reply! |
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Thank you for your contribution. Yes, a weak password on a brainwallet is a severe mistake/attack vector.
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Hello everybody,
given two private keys, both importable into bitcoind-wallet, but created by
an unknown tool.
Is there a possibility that one pair is easier to crack than the other?
The thought crossed my mind, when thinking about 3rd party generators like
bitaddress.org or vanitygen.
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I would be interested in mathematical formulae/methods used or generated by this think tank.
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What is the countdown on Mt.Gox being acknowledged as banking institution in Europe?
They have been reported to Japanese police for fraud. And are in the process of being declared bankrupt! You stupid fuck! Thank you very much for the information. Could you add some references please, sir. You stupid fuck!
I had bad days recently, too. |
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Serious references, please.
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I know traders posses skills and knowledge that I do not. But I also know there's some randomness in the mix. How much of trading success is due to skill vs. randomness? I think statistics dictates that if there are 1,000 traders of equal skill, a small percentage will do extremely well, simply due to being on the extreme edge of a probability curve -- in other words, some of those who look like geniuses will really just have benefitted from luck. So how does one know if a trader's success is due superior skill or just plain old luck? And how does one know the trading tactics that worked well before will work again, when a much larger set of skilled traders may now be competing with them?
I'm long BTC, and while I buy on dips, I have yet to sell to take profits. I assume I might sell a portion of BTC at some level, but I'm certainly not knowledgeable to actively trade.
Learn by doing. |
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Thank you for your answer, Dargo.
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Yes, it is just a tool. If the IP jumps over continents, you know it is not valid. If it is always of the same
provider...
People shouldn't just do stupid things.
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What is the countdown on Mt.Gox being acknowledged as banking institution in Europe?
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@murraypaul Again, many of the posts in this thread about about banks closing or warning about personal accounts.
Don't use a personal account for business, don't get warned.
Please elaborate. Where do you draw the line between personal and business? @joesmoe2012: Thank you for starting such a list! |
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