A few EU address sendings went out today. WE are preparing one bigger to minesrsource in the next few days. That is all I can tell for the moment. WE continue to work
Awesome! Keep up the good word Marto!
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Please sign me up for the beta test. I sure hope you do include bitcoin charting in the free version as that will get you more user adoption. Do you need me to send you a PM? Thanks in advance.
OK, create a new account here: https://www.cortex7.net/form/register1.phpThen PM me your username and I will convert it to a beta account. I don't want large userbase to start with, but once everything is stable then I may do free bitcoin charting for all exchanges, with in app advertising, probably in the form of a discreet text ticker running across the top of the app (no loud banners etc).
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Update: First sendings are to be sent Mondayg
Did it happen? Any chance of an estimate when batch 1 will be sent out in full? Bobsag, is your ticket system fixed yet, my last 3 messages never seemed to have reached anyone at Minersource, even the messages from Minersource to me are lost and never went out of your emailing system. Yes, we would all like to hear some good news regarding GB Batch1 shipping of HEX4M boards.
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Your numbers are great for your little scenario but if it were to cost a miner $500 to mine a coin, selling it for less would be stupid. Ergo if the price is lower than the cost to mine: the available supply is likely to deminish.
LOL, what a failure to argue logical and rational. The supply of new Bitcoins mined remains constant.If the cost of a miner is $500 to mine a coin then he will simply turn this older miner off and the supply shifts over to miners with newer and more efficient hardware. There is NO POSSIBLE SITUATION, even in theory, that the constant supply of new BTC will be reduced any time in the near future. The next reward halving is not for years. Thinking "the available supply is likely to deminish" because the supply shifts from one seller to another is not reasonable. "if it were to cost a miner $500 to mine a coin" then mining it would be stupid and miners with basic economic understanding will simply turn their miners off. I'm not retarded, and the supply of new coins does not remain constant, the system merely self-regulates to converge on an average rate of 3600BTC/day. Further you assume a rational actor (miner) when that is absolutely not the case (See: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=765706.0). Read the comment by Mobius where he implies that the poster should keep mining and hold on the premise that the future worth of the mined coins would outwiegh the mining costs today. It would be absolutely ignorant to assume that whether a miner holds or dumps his new coins is irrelevant to the available supply when the high percentage earners are dumpers and the smaller percentage are holders. Hence my point. @dropt is correct! Correlation between difficulty and price is a two way street. If electricity costs are close to fiat profits then the miner (who has spare cash) will continue to mine and hold coin waiting (hoping) for a better price. This goes especially for miners who heat their house over the winter and try and sell their coin at a macro top in the future. This scenario is less irrational as the miner will be paying some fiat into heating regardless of whether he employs miners or not. Witholding newly mined coin from market will reduce supply and thus coin price will increase.
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This looks nice. Fresh. New. Do you have any working free versions available for download?
Thanks! No versions available for download yet. The first version I release publicly will be available to everyone. Without subscribing it will only let you chart daily yahoo finance symbols, like "MSFT" or other. I may be changing this in the future so the free version is ad supported and allows bitcoin charting and trading (without robots). But for this I will need to upgrade the server because all bitcoin history data is harvested and stored on the server, and then it is transferred via PHP interface to the client as new data is needed. This ad supported free bitcoin version is something that I'm seriously considering moving to after public release. I do have room for 5 new beta testers (they get free 1 year keys after beta phase finished). I only ask that they (beta testers) use the software and report bugs here. By the term "use" I mean they should be active traders who might fire up the application at least a couple of times a week, ideally they should have a dedicated tablet/machine to run it on 24/7 and an active account on an exchange (with at least 0.01BTC in it) this will help when we come to robot test/debug. Anyone interested in becoming a beta tester for the new version?... first 5 posts in this thread asking for beta access will become beta testers...
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Did you already talk to a frontend developer or have one in mind? If not, I might give a hand if you want.
Thanks, I'll keep you in mind Cyrus. Do you have any links to some of your work?
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At the end of year I'm expecting Hashrate at 700 000+ Thash/s. so .... bitcoin price will be at least $1500/BTC
Do you base this purely on the expected hash rate? Do you have any charts/historic trends to back that up? I think there is more to consider here than simply the hash rate, to be honest. Cost of HW $4000[USD]/3[Thash/s] and electricity $500-$900 / BTC will drive price This is an argument that I never bought, personally. How does the cost of hardware and electricity drive price? Why would these costs produce demand (and new demand, at that)...? Maybe miners are just a bad investment right now. Miners with the financial ability will hold coins until price covers HW and electricity costs. Difficulty and price are cross correlated, it's a two way street. Higher demand growth is not needed if newly mined coins are witheld from the market. Right now mining is a bad investment from a purely financial perspective, in fact it's often been better to buy and hold coin than buy mining equipment.
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Glad to see updates on Cortex7, looking forward to the new release. Did your site went through a complete makeover?
Yes the site is all new, but kind of a placeholder, I think it will have a different look for final public release (when advertising starts). I've used templates with CSS so designer can do the facelift without reworking everything (old site was not).
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So looking forward to this...I've not used Cortex6 for a while now, the new look and features look amazing..... So glad you found time to carry on with this project... Thanks for being patient I've managed to put quite a few hours a week into the new version after MtGox went pop.
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actually, this is lame as hell, lol! note there is nothing in there about innovation. Certainly not pro innovation. But I read (5) as anti innovation. I've heard it many times off lazy people, "why reinvent the wheel", to which I always reply "because it's not round enough for me". EDIT: gas news is BIG news.
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I for one, don't. I know we'll laugh at this topic in 2 years or so, but I can't see anything big happening with the price in the next few months.
Price cold go very easily to 550 but beyond that we need lots of newcomers and adoption.
I must note that the first post by OP was biased, exposing readers to suggestion. So the collected data will need to be calibrated. I recommend >= +10% on the "yes" count.
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So nows the time to slowly accumulate.
Even if we do go down to the 300's it won't matter when the next big rally comes. Prices are low right here.
Yes I would say it's good strategy to be more in than out at this time. But what if we fall into the $100s? I think it may be prudent to have at least some FIAT left over in order buy, in case the price makes a massive drop down to those levels! Also, keep in mind the whole Bitcoin experiment may still fail economically! I agree with you, at the moment I daytrade and try to mantain: ~ 70% coin ~ 30% fiat That leaves you some dry powder for any plunges. (Personally I don't think we will see $100 over all exchanges) So that still means "more in than out" for me. At macro tops you want to aim for 100% coin, bottoms 100% fiat, but of course it's a fuzzy subjective game. So we're all "correct" ( from our own perspectives )
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So nows the time to slowly accumulate.
Even if we do go down to the 300's it won't matter when the next big rally comes. Prices are low right here.
Yes I would say it's good strategy to be more in than out at this time.
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God does exist, you just chose the wrong one The scientific proof is simple here: - Cook spaghetti
- Cook tomato sauce
- Cook meatballs
- Put them in a plate
- God is there
Oh my! His eyes are staring right into my soul, he looks so vengeful! ( and tasty ).
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It's important to believe.
Is this really true? Or are you just told it's important by others? I don't and my life is just fine. I know what's right and wrong. How I should treat others etc... +1. I say it's only important to "know" stuff. To "believe" stuff means you have to exercise faith and trust the source. I don't form opinions until I know stuff, if you lock them in before you know them then you are on the slippery slope to losing your mind. It's also totally against what crypto is about, there is no belief involved in crypyo like there is with fiat (which is entirely faith based). Having said that I am sure many people have to employ faith when they use crypto because they haven't got the foggiest idea how it works.
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How is work going?
Hopefully leaving the testing phase and shipping soon.
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Yeah sure, people have recharged on summer holidays and now want to ride the next bubble. If enough want to ride then we ride.
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Trading on BTC china:
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@lenny: No problems really. This server supports anonymous (insecure) suites (see below for details). Grade set to F. as @loshia says, martos website is hosting some images with non HTTPS url. To fix this he would have to copy and host them on his own server. But it's not necessary to fix (in my mind) The server does not support Forward Secrecy with the reference browsers. MORE INFO » Many sites do not use perfect forward secrecy (PFS). PFS means each connection uses a securely generated, separate new encryption key, so that recordings of the connection traffic cannot be decyphered in the future when the server certificate is acquired by an attacker. This does not mean the server has broken SSL, but it means it is more brittle. If an attacker can read memory containing one time key he can decode all intercepted wire traffic in future, until PFS is enabled. Simple fix for @Marto to implement: https://community.qualys.com/blogs/securitylabs/2013/08/05/configuring-apache-nginx-and-openssl-for-forward-secrecy
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Anybody knows when is the shipment if buying now? website still says 15th Aug...
Nobody knows for certain, I was in the blackarrow groupbuy (batch#1), Order for HEX4M boards accepted and paid ~20th July, still awaiting delivery.
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