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So this is my first "at launch" alt coin launch...anyone think it's best to hit it straight away in the pool, or best to try to solo mine?
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Is there even a logo? Any real work done to make it look serious?
The github. Logo isn't really the be all and end all tbh... |
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em5hoQE54b4DaW5TzkXHcCG4HYh7mZNtgA Also just followed you on Twitter, PM me if you want to know which person I am lol  |
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Margin trading and such are not enabled yet until volume picks up.
Volume already picked up. Fairly new here, how much has volume picked up? I'm literally yearning to get margin trading on here! The highest daily BTC volume on Kraken was 2,528 five days ago. The highest LTC volume on Kraken was 14,691 five days ago. So the volume has been steadily rising. Margin trading on litecoin could be enabled. LTC volume is sufficient in my opinion. Sounds positive, seriously can't wait. Actually really like the platform so far and can only see it getting better. Guess this is a new year job though, volume seems to have been low so far over the last few days; sure it will pick up again when everyone has had enough turkey  |
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If anyone could predict prices with even a small edge for all market conditions Nobody can predict the future. We are talking about the game of probabilities. The robot is analysing the prices in 3 major exchanges : Mtgox, Btc-e and Bitstamp and base the decision based on that. Sometimes it miss the target but the goal is to generate profit long term. If you could even have a slight statistical edge, you'd be millionaires many times over, you certainly wouldn't be selling your "bot" and you wouldn't be on a forum discussing your analysis at all; otherwise your edge would be gone. This is peddling snake oil, preying on those that want to believe that you can make them money...at best. |
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Manual payments have always been a touch slow for me, but they do come after a few hours or so. Not ideal, but I've seen worse! Loving the new withdrawal fee...genuinely appreciated as my mining is extremely slow!
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Thanks, joined the mailing list, will see you at the next meeting, I actually live in the Northern Quarter, so very handy!  Mark |
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Margin trading and such are not enabled yet until volume picks up.
Volume already picked up. Fairly new here, how much has volume picked up? I'm literally yearning to get margin trading on here! |
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Thanks very much for the gift guys! All aboard the Earthcoin train |
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Not having much luck mining, Both pools I chose died.
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Thanks
http://eac.poolerino.com/ is working out well for me so far |
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Sounds great, will be mining forthwith em5hoQE54b4DaW5TzkXHcCG4HYh7mZNtgA |
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How many BTC do you put in this hypothetical temple? Challenge accepted! haha
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well true that the mining aspect may be less profitable then buying from a exchange...but this isn't meant to solely be a profit venture. I feel the mining aspect needs to be there to be fully comprehensive. but exchange buying will be covered in the Financial part of the project...already in talks with Oglala Lakota College here to look into a course on Crypto Algorithms, Dynamic Cryptography, etc.
I don't mean to sound rude, but are you sure you are not in danger of pushing your own interests onto the community, rather than focussing on the community needs? I was more trying to point out that something like an exchange or broker framework allows for a much wider spread of interest groups. |
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I don't get this, if there is a suspension on bringing money into Chinese Bitcoin exchanges, how is China up there with Gox regarding Volume? http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/And, China is #1 with BTC purchases, just watch Fiatleak. I've had it going for a while and right now it is showing 37,500 BTC buys in CNY and 8600 in USD. http://fiatleak.com/And of note, when the news was first made a couple of days ago, fiatleak showed 1 BTC bought. Then yesterday it just started going crazy again. Ideas? IAS I saw a video you might enjoy watching. What the purchases were on windows vs linux on the night the so called "bann" occured. I was spinning out when i saw this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rezHZKNvO34That is actually very interesting, is there a reddit or bitcointalk discussion about this anywhere already? |
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This guy he interviews has a holding in Quark I presume?
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Well any ideas of where I should go to do this?
Are you looking to daytrade? You do realise that what you are trying to avoid is something you will pay a premium for, for transferring the risk onto another party. Bitfinex, Mt Gox, BTC-e and Kraken are all good exchanges in my opinion and yes you will get price slippage...but this is not necessarily to do with the exchange "ripping you off"....it's just the nature of the trading mechanism. If you want to get a definite rock solid price on any of these brokers, then just place an order lower down the order book...that way you will get this price for sure...the lower down the order book, the more certain you will be. |
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It seems you are inferring price slippage is deliberate at all the exchanges you have tried? I don't believe this to be the case myself, I have never felt that slippage has occurred to me due to price manipulation on the exchanges I have used. If you are trading and don't accept slippage as a risk...and price it into your trades then you're going to get burnt. The times you likely try to make trades are likely the times that other people act also...so order books can rapidly have their volume swallowed up and if your connection is not as fast as other people's then you're going to end up having semi filled orders, or slippage on a market order.
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I'd view the exchanges and determine which has best fees for your country and withdrawal options, then view threads about their withdrawal procedures. Mt Gox often has a high USD price, but getting money out of there can take weeks.
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Personally I like to chisel them into stone like the romans for a full scale vintage effect.
How do you keep the monoliths from prying eyes?  |
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Charge what the market will bear. Friends and family or is this a business? Friends and family might be happy to pay 1-5% to save themselves the trouble. A business would have to be more competitive as to be honest it's not exactly hard for someone to do what you are doing. You will have to price in risk of slippage and risk of not getting orders filled etc...all dependent on how exactly you are managing this. If you are just taking money off people, exchanging it for Bitcoin at whatever price you can get and then transferring it back to them or holding for them...then that would be simple...but serious investors would likely not be completely happy with this relatively simple arrangement.
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