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old miner has sold all his coins and wants back in the market at fire sale prices
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ooh! a cruise... great.
I didnt see that one coming.
oh, and another conference next year. I cant wait.
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Excellent! Thank you very much who ever it was that read my post and sorted out my funds!
23:15GMT on Saturday evening my funds are credited to my account.
Maybe i should use the forums instead of suppport tickets in future.
anyway thank you.
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24/48 hr seems pretty quick to me  I take it that's using the "faster payments" system? and does your GBP sent in to the uk bank account get credited on the weekends normally? I ask because the faster payments thing works on weekends but if nobody at mtgox's end is checking till weekdays it wont matter. These were faster payments and they were sent at the beginning of the week. This is why i am concerned and also concerned why my support ticket has not been responded to. I am just curious if other people are experincing similar problems or have some insight what might be happening. |
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Ok so this week i have deposited 2 lots of funds in GBP, usually takes about 24 hours maximum 48 hours
to be credited. Its been 3 days and i contacted support, no response in the last 24 hours.
also the market is hardly moving. Its barely moved more than $0.05 up or down for the last 12 hours.
anyone else noticing this or explain what is happening.
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sorry its not 0.1 minimum payout and 0.1 fee. it is minimum of 0.01 and 0.01 fee.
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if your leaving your computer running just to mine with bitcoinplus then you are wasting electric.
if your computer is already running and you are leaving your browser open for a bit then it not really going to make much difference.
in oreder to be paid from bitcoinplus you need to have at least 0.1 btc and you will be charged 0.1 btc but the payouts are so small you are going to be mining there for a long time before you earn anything substantial.
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example gas and electric are provided by Scotishpower, britishgas, eon, npower, edfenergy (these are just the big players there are many smaller companies doing exactly the same and sometimes cheaper). they all provide the same product through the same infrastucture but compete on price. too lazy to look for websites but moneysupermarket.com provides comparisons of utility suppliers and thier pricing with links to websites.
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If I understand the question correctly, we have this in the UK with all our utilities (gas, electric, water, phone, broadband etc) all distributed across the same network infrastructure by different competing companies.
there does not need to be a meter at the supply end just a meter at usage end and to kno who was charging for the supply.
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my bad.
there is a picture in both the posts and it was not showing up at my PC in work.
looked like a data had dissapeared.
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mine were 0.6% this morning now 0.5% whats happening  |
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This is really an administration issue but i cant see the admin so if a global mod reads this they could pass this message on. some of your posts have missing data. example https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38007.msg466876#msg466876. anothe example is two posts down from this in the same thread. this can happen during a database back up and you will need to convert your database to utf8 through the forums admin maintenance panel. |
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the length of the candle is the movement in price. if the price has gone up the bottom of the candle will be the open price, the top of the candle will be the close price level. if the price went down the reverse happens. it is easier to understand on bitcoincharts.com with the more variables to play with the data. this is the movement of price for 1 day shown in 1 minute candles. http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg1zig1-minzvztgSzm1g10zm2g25this is the same movement shown in hourly candles. http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg1zig1-minzvztgSzm1g10zm2g25these are not single trades but price movement over the given time. the mtgox chart has 24 candles so they are probably hourly candles. you are seeing the price changes each hour for the last 24 hours. |
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red price went down, green price went up. same as on the ticker charts at bitcoincharts.com.
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I'm in. i actually do a lot of trading and was looking for a affiliate referral so win win here.
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thats great to monitor how people are gaining interest in bitcoin but how do you gauge the amount of people interested in buying bitcoin from these trends. For the price to go up people need to be buying more than selling, how do you assess from these trends if these newly interested people are here to mine and sell BTC or buy BTC and save it in a wallet?
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what is on that graph that makes you think it is not going to come down?
So is it going up or down tomorrow? Who knows? one thing I do know, that graph does not tell you about the future, it tells you about the past. |
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what would be the problem with bitcoin devaluing while bitcoin2.0 became more valuable (is there a word that means the opposite of devalued?)
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what is on that graph that makes you think it is not going to come down?
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I got mine working, uninstalled all drivers + amd sdk, reinstalled latest drivers + amd sdk and worked fine after reboot.
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