So you never lost shit. You didn't even lose your computer. Yet, you came on the forum and announced that your bitcoin was stolen.
Now I try hard to minimize the risk to the well-being of anyone, and to raise the stakes in the game described as follows: if someone actually copied the private keys there (I had access to over 6000 bitcoins unencrypted, open in my computer browser windows during the time it was compromised), he will have to suffer the fact becoming public in its entirety + all the details, if he spends the bitcoins before I have the time to spend them myself. Due to extensive precautions involved, it will take me approximately a week of calendar time + several thousand dollars, to fully ensure that the bitcoins are safe, by sending them to uncompromised addresses. I plan to concentrate on that during this week.
(emphasis added) Ok, idiot. Sorry for having so much long-suffering for you, ever since your infamous entrance to the forum a few months ago. Try to read and understand the bolded part and reason, what might have been the reason for the forum disclosure above in the midst of the action, without having the knowledge if keys were copied or not. HINT: it is in red. You SHOULD try to please me. And the rest of us by being honest.
You are too stupid to be pleased. A fool and his bitcoins soon part. I just hope that you don't cause collateral damage to your loved ones in the process. Ignored. Is anyone reading this? Is anyone reading Rpietila's responses to my simple questions? So basically you are saying that your computer want not TOUCHED. Yet you came on to the forum to tell people that your coins were stolen (a lie) which you say that you did to neutralize any potential future threat - when you could have simply TRANSFERRED the coins to a new secure wallet. There - threat gone. Why do you lie about this shit? We aren't idiots and you aren't lying about anything important. The only plausible reason you did this was so that you could get attention and maybe have an excuse to tell the world about your 6000 coins. Just like you decided to namedrop douchebag Justin Beiber's name for NO REASON. Btw, I've been on this forum for almost a year. More lies. Id love to know the infamous entrance you are talking about. Of course, there was no infamous entrance. More lies. What is it with you? Sometimes you provide good info and opinions. But when you are called out on bullshit you can't handle it. You literally spiral into more and more lies. You never admit that you are wrong or did anything wrong. And you now, the stakes are higher now. Because you sunk 1 million euros into that hotel of yours. And hotels live and die based on one thing - REPUTATION. You need to get your house in order son, literally and figuratively. Yup, reading it. Something that should take the edge off your frustration: didn't you imply that you had a 1m NXT stake a couple of dozen pages back? (Or was that someone else?) Yes. Why? Is it still going up today?  Little bit  |
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So you never lost shit. You didn't even lose your computer. Yet, you came on the forum and announced that your bitcoin was stolen.
Now I try hard to minimize the risk to the well-being of anyone, and to raise the stakes in the game described as follows: if someone actually copied the private keys there (I had access to over 6000 bitcoins unencrypted, open in my computer browser windows during the time it was compromised), he will have to suffer the fact becoming public in its entirety + all the details, if he spends the bitcoins before I have the time to spend them myself. Due to extensive precautions involved, it will take me approximately a week of calendar time + several thousand dollars, to fully ensure that the bitcoins are safe, by sending them to uncompromised addresses. I plan to concentrate on that during this week.
(emphasis added) Ok, idiot. Sorry for having so much long-suffering for you, ever since your infamous entrance to the forum a few months ago. Try to read and understand the bolded part and reason, what might have been the reason for the forum disclosure above in the midst of the action, without having the knowledge if keys were copied or not. HINT: it is in red. You SHOULD try to please me. And the rest of us by being honest.
You are too stupid to be pleased. A fool and his bitcoins soon part. I just hope that you don't cause collateral damage to your loved ones in the process. Ignored. Is anyone reading this? Is anyone reading Rpietila's responses to my simple questions? So basically you are saying that your computer want not TOUCHED. Yet you came on to the forum to tell people that your coins were stolen (a lie) which you say that you did to neutralize any potential future threat - when you could have simply TRANSFERRED the coins to a new secure wallet. There - threat gone. Why do you lie about this shit? We aren't idiots and you aren't lying about anything important. The only plausible reason you did this was so that you could get attention and maybe have an excuse to tell the world about your 6000 coins. Just like you decided to namedrop douchebag Justin Beiber's name for NO REASON. Btw, I've been on this forum for almost a year. More lies. Id love to know the infamous entrance you are talking about. Of course, there was no infamous entrance. More lies. What is it with you? Sometimes you provide good info and opinions. But when you are called out on bullshit you can't handle it. You literally spiral into more and more lies. You never admit that you are wrong or did anything wrong. And you now, the stakes are higher now. Because you sunk 1 million euros into that hotel of yours. And hotels live and die based on one thing - REPUTATION. You need to get your house in order son, literally and figuratively. Yup, reading it. Something that should take the edge off your frustration: didn't you imply that you had a 1m NXT stake a couple of dozen pages back? (Or was that someone else?) |
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Relax. Want steady growth. I hate this.
I agree. I think now would be a good time for the super-whales to drop a few million on the exchanges, keep the price from shooting up too fast. This would kill 2 birds with one stone, making another quantum leap in improving distribution. I'm afraid this will become a fatal flaw. The people holding the coins aren't going to distribute them FYI. I hate to be negative because there are so many cool things happening with NXT, but I can't get over people still holding 5-10% of total coins. There should be a second official round of distribution where like 1000 people can receive coins and distribute them to everyone they know. I see your point but I think there's still hope. I just can't believe that the whales could be so colossally stupid as to wreck their own wealth by sitting on them forever. It just makes no sense. I'm not seeing a big giveaway happening, but redistribution can happen simply by selling at market prices on the exchanges. The best way is by making it worth the whales' while (say that after a couple of beers). We need some killer enterprises to float on the Asset Exchange. Ones that anyone would be keen to invest in. That way, the NXT get redistributed to people who are working to get the NXT economy moving, and through the network by forging (each one carries a 1,000 NXT registration fee). Investors get a slice of a valuable company. Entrepreneurs get NXT and spend them on services for their companies. Everyone benefits. |
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They look so good I almost don't care what they do. But it's like discovering a beautiful woman who is also capable of advanced calculus. |
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What the F*** does that mean? Are you suggesting things are looking more bullish? Or that TERA's bears are as good as gentlemand's spiders.  (gentlemand, I think your spider was wonderful and I'd definitely buy one for the asking price) |
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So people like Nxt now, as they start to understand it?   NXT could easily make #3. |
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good writer
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Well, let's see. They released a joint statement today saying they are still doing business and the price really didn't dip all that much on May 4th.
You are right. I am happy to learn this. I did not short it myself (because the price had not reached the line 480$ or 450$ which I marked for shorting), for anyone who did it anyway, I am inclined to think now is the time to reverse your position, in case the market rally by 10th May. Have I missed something? Do you now believe they will be allowed to continue operating in some form? |
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It is impossible.
It is human nature to see patterns even when there aren't any.
For every dip your software predicts, there is a dip it didnt predict.
When people look at a chart and the predicted chart they see the things that are correctly predicted, but they overlook the things that weren't predicted, that is just how humans are. But when they notice a flaw, they say:"well yeah, it came pretty close, so let's not count that one".
That is why it is not going to work.
True. Also it is human nature to see patterns where there are patterns. I guess the problem is telling between the two. The other problem is that sometimes there just aren't enough faces and palms to facepalm. |
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I'll not dirty my hands with anyone who hassles chartbuddy.  |
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when will people realise that predicting price is imposible? nobody will ever know how to predict price on independent market, thats the fact. If that would be posible, nobody would ever be on that market for trading. Trading is about hope, no certainty here. People are affected by emotions, they are irrational and so on...
Predicting a given price at a given time accurately is impossible. However, it is clearly possible to understand broad trends and even micro-trends. If you don't understand this then get yourself a book on elementary technical analysis. None of this is rocket science or magic. It's simply about understanding what the trend is and how trends are changing before most other speculators pick up on it. A little bit like forecasting the weather from changes in air density, perhaps. If you know what you are looking for then you can gain a very good idea of what's going to happen in the near future. The weather is part of a complex system, too. But you wouldn't suggest that no one is capable of predicting with a reasonable degree of success whether it's going to rain tomorrow, assuming they're using the right tools? ok tell me than, wise man, will be the price in 1 week from now higher or lower than 450$ ? and please don't compare weather with market, it's not the same (btw, i'm master in finance and i know what you are talking about, but predicting trends for future ? not in BTC market). Well you just totally destroyed that straw man. I don't know. I'm not a trader. Or a weatherman. If I guess correctly, will you admit I'm right? If I guess wrong, will you take this as confirmation that you were right? If not, this test might be a bit asymmetric... But you've already said you know what I mean. For what it's worth, it does look like we are coming to the end of a five-month downtrend in the next week or two, if we haven't already. So if I was a trader, I'd be seriously considering going long at this point. I certainly wouldn't rule out another dip first and would keep an option open for sub-400, though curiously that is looking less and less likely. I'm happy to concede that (if it doesn't happen) I had called that one wrong. But claiming that bitcoin is just totally unpredictable (do you mean random?) doesn't make sense to me. You only have to look at the chart on the front page of Stamp to get an overall sense of what's going on. Plus, as a master in Finance, I'm sure you've studied bubbles and the similarities between them. Bubles are natural, even in nature bubles happen (example is population of mices on island) , here on the long run another will happen, but we can not tell when and how big one...we can just put tumb up or down thats all...and might be wrong That's the one point you come back on?! Top of a bubble, the price goes down. Unsustainable growth, near vertical price rise -> pop, crash. Like has just happened. That I consider predictable. You, by all accounts, don't. Come on, if you're going to challenge someone on something that is so obvious to the majority that it barely needs stating, then at least give me something to work with. |
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mine wont take a picture of her body (even though shes really fit) but what the hell ill join in with the picture i have. here is face:
Great,  so oddly enough we've affirmed that a lot of nxter's have good looking wives. Can we get some more rocket ships!? Not good. We need more geeks with glasses. Librarian-chic is ok but straightforward good looking is bad for the brand. Please inform your wife. |
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when will people realise that predicting price is imposible? nobody will ever know how to predict price on independent market, thats the fact. If that would be posible, nobody would ever be on that market for trading. Trading is about hope, no certainty here. People are affected by emotions, they are irrational and so on...
Predicting a given price at a given time accurately is impossible. However, it is clearly possible to understand broad trends and even micro-trends. If you don't understand this then get yourself a book on elementary technical analysis. None of this is rocket science or magic. It's simply about understanding what the trend is and how trends are changing before most other speculators pick up on it. A little bit like forecasting the weather from changes in air density, perhaps. If you know what you are looking for then you can gain a very good idea of what's going to happen in the near future. The weather is part of a complex system, too. But you wouldn't suggest that no one is capable of predicting with a reasonable degree of success whether it's going to rain tomorrow, assuming they're using the right tools? ok tell me than, wise man, will be the price in 1 week from now higher or lower than 450$ ? and please don't compare weather with market, it's not the same (btw, i'm master in finance and i know what you are talking about, but predicting trends for future ? not in BTC market). Well you just totally destroyed that straw man. I don't know. I'm not a trader. Or a weatherman. If I guess correctly, will you admit I'm right? If I guess wrong, will you take this as confirmation that you were right? If not, this test might be a bit asymmetric... But you've already said you know what I mean. For what it's worth, it does look like we are coming to the end of a five-month downtrend in the next week or two, if we haven't already. So if I was a trader, I'd be seriously considering going long at this point. I certainly wouldn't rule out another dip first and would keep an option open for sub-400, though curiously that is looking less and less likely. I'm happy to concede that (if it doesn't happen) I had called that one wrong. But claiming that bitcoin is just totally unpredictable (do you mean random?) doesn't make sense to me. You only have to look at the chart on the front page of Stamp to get an overall sense of what's going on. Plus, as a master in Finance, I'm sure you've studied bubbles and the similarities between them. |
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Its like the sell function on Houbi has been turned off.
Thinks. This reminded me to check the Stoch RSI. I forgot about that nifty feature. My biggest question is this: who is going to sell if they can no longer short? Are people actually still on the exchange that are going to want their money out in the form of fiat? I can see people leaving the exchanges by removing their bitcoin. But are people in China going to permanently leave bitcoin, sell and take their fiat away, who have not already done so? And will new mined coins still go to the Chinese exchanges if its difficult to withdrawal? You have to keep in mind that the vast majority of Chinese bitcoin traders are professional shadow currency traders and market makers - they are not bitcoiners. They do not want a long term investment - they want to find somewhere else where they can do their HFT, run their bots, and such. This also implies that they won't be so concerned about operating on foreign exchanges. Presumably sending money abroad isn't such a big deal for professional traders as it would be for Zhao Public. Do we have any evidence that Chinese money is moving to other exchanges? |
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yes, huobi is above 2800 yens yens is japanese currency and reminds everyone about mtgox. chinese currency is called yuans. slowly creeping TDM One does not simply 'creep' TDM. |
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when will people realise that predicting price is imposible? nobody will ever know how to predict price on independent market, thats the fact. If that would be posible, nobody would ever be on that market for trading. Trading is about hope, no certainty here. People are affected by emotions, they are irrational and so on...
Predicting a given price at a given time accurately is impossible. However, it is clearly possible to understand broad trends and even micro-trends. If you don't understand this then get yourself a book on elementary technical analysis. None of this is rocket science or magic. It's simply about understanding what the trend is and how trends are changing before most other speculators pick up on it. A little bit like forecasting the weather from changes in air density, perhaps. If you know what you are looking for then you can gain a very good idea of what's going to happen in the near future. The weather is part of a complex system, too. But you wouldn't suggest that no one is capable of predicting with a reasonable degree of success whether it's going to rain tomorrow, assuming they're using the right tools? |
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will the asset exchange from the start give us the ability to trade in various fiats, commodities etc through colored coins?
Or do we need to wait for others to set that up and trading volume to increase?
kind of. it allows us to trade promises to pay anything. so promises to pay various fiats. or promises to pay commodities (my business). its not really possible to trade in actual fiat since we arnt part of the federal reserve system. promises to pay fiat will have to do instead. Just like on the banknotes... |
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will the asset exchange from the start give us the ability to trade in various fiats, commodities etc through colored coins?
Or do we need to wait for others to set that up and trading volume to increase?
I was thinking about this. I guess you'll need to wait for volume for 'real' products. But there must be room for a 'hedge' USD product, such that you hold a 100USD-nxt token that pays the equivalent in NXT whenever it's sold. I think that would be very useful, since you could then hold money in a stable currency on the exchange. |
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...History tells Holland always leads the way in Finance . UR the tulip bulb guys, right? Well maybe a little bit... But credit where it's due. The Dutch founded exchange trading as we know it. They traded the first derivatives too if I'm not mistaken? I think you're right. So many good reasons to love the Dutch. |
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...History tells Holland always leads the way in Finance . UR the tulip bulb guys, right? Well maybe a little bit... But credit where it's due. The Dutch founded exchange trading as we know it. |
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