Could someone explain what these graphs are demonstrating? What software is being used to generate them?
btccharts.com, they are showing the current bids (on the left) and asks (on the right) |
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I think I have a crazy idea: I think I might melt my remaining Casascius 1000 BTC gold coins (with year 2012) and do a new gold coin round with a different denomination.
If I do that, I think I might sell more of them. The thing is, 1000 BTC are getting harder to come by.
If I were to make a special offering of my 2012 1000BTC gold rounds AS-IS (no hologram or private key) for $50 over spot, who'd be interested?
You can count me as a preorder if you do decide to make a 100BTC gold coin. Although I wish it would be 2012 instead of 2013 to match the other coins I've collected  |
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Initiate the Panic Selling  Not much more to panic about |
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That's not you at 13.43 is it?
i think my order is on Bitfinex i guess i should use that "Route order" check box and put it on MtGox Ninja delete, and I would put it on mtgox at $13.45601 |
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If you mail me cash I will do it for you.
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I think import private key should not be exposed to average users. Sweep private key should be offered instead.
Users are apt to believe that once they import a private key they have ownership of the funds. But someone else who has the private key can still swipe them, a rude awakening. Offering sweep solves this.
+1 +1 Yes, please. +1 How about an "Advanced" menu which needs to be unlocked with a big warning sign in which such features can be added?
This. Please. This too +1 You would like both options very much, yes. Me too.  |
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I don't think it'll go beyond $20 again, at least until the next reward halving. It hit $31 because of a whole lot of hype and attention out of nowhere, then it quickly went back down as the difficulty did. I actually expect its price to go down because of how affordable and efficient ASICs are in comparison to GPUs.
Do I assume correctly that your underlying premise is therefore that that price follows cost of production - or more indirectly that price follows difficulty which follows cost of production? Many would argue with you that it works the other way round. I get the impression it is more generally believed that price is determined by the balance between supply and demand and that when the price goes up difficulty goes up as more hashing power comes on line until cost of production is near BTC price. You'll also find some technical analysis on this I have found to be persuasive. This is the general belief. |
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Oh god.
maybe I should take a market order with 1:5 Leverage shit shit shit, its going up  Lol Adam |
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I'm starting to feel that we might hit a new 2012 high before the year is over.
What a fun new years eve that would be if bitcoin hit $30+ |
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I think this might be a little more effective if you changed the title of the OP to: Tons of ways to get free bitcoins.
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Looking to buy a handful of these coins. About 25 of them, name your price. If this thread is still here, I am still looking to buy.
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Well we are going up.
Of course we are. This is just the beginning. Waking up at 4:34 AM from the sound of cows mooing means a bright day ahead. |
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Its working fine for me. Windows 7 64-bit.
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Mike, this is perfect. I'm speechless about the impact you have had on bitcoin. So many more people are learning about bitcoin from the coins I have been buying from you. The light just turns on for them when I whip one of them out!
Thank you for releasing this, now I feel silly for asking for more of the private key circles.
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Alright guys is it up or down from here in the short term?
Sideways, maybe an attempt at a dip followed by an "oh shit" rally. Market POV: If it wasn't for people trying to manipulate the market and force the price down only to buy more lower, we'd be trading at 50$+ easy I believe a big manipulator has recently tried to bring down the price only to buy back lower, and got burnt. need i say more? Development POV: Bitcoin is an open source project, that a lot of people feel in love with. need i say more? Anyone selling bitcoin now thinking investors might get scared and jump ship at any moment are fucking delusional. YOU TELL THEM ADAM! |
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Its a lot easier to read now than it was before, but this doesn't really belong in speculation, more like securities.
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He started a ponzi scheme and stole a lot of money.
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yup, just getting started, everyone has a price, pull out your calculator and figure out what your price is...
I'm not kidding, do it! If bitcoin ever reaches that point, I wouldn't have to cash out, I would just use my bitcoins when I needed to spend. |
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What I do is send all of my bitcoins I want to move to savings into a specific address that isn't even on my wallet. If I'm understanding this correctly, the wallet.dat file on the USB stick is just a backup of the one currently on your computer's bitcoin wallet, so here's what I would do: 1. Make another backup of your current wallet.dat 2. Open the bitcoin wallet, and create a new receiving address. 3. Send all the bitcoins you want to save to that address. 4. Go to help->debug->console 5. Type, dumpprivkey <address from step 2> 6. Keep that private key on your usb stick instead of the wallet.dat 7. Go to appdata/bitcoin and restore your wallet.dat from step 1. Now you have: A Bitcoin wallet on computer for general bitcoin transactions, and a separate address not part of your wallet to send bitcoin savings. To spend the coins from the saving address, simply go to help->debug->console and type importprivkey <private key from step 5> But that's just me. |
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