Latest posts of: dreamspark

WOAH okay maybe not. A 5000 gox btc wall at 0.19

What if the guy on bitcoin builder meant to put a bid in at .19 rather than sell.

That would be hilarious and is easy to do as bitcoin builder doesnt have a proper trading interface it just remembers whether you bought or sold last time and there's no confirmation dialogues or anything...

All these real walls. Making me feel abit uneasy...

Quote from: magicmexican on February 24, 2014, 11:53:55 AM

could be just someone finally arbitraging

Most likely, damn would have loved to have some more btc on there, back up to 0.3 now though

This is awesome bitcoinbuilder is the most entertaining thing in the world right now. Josh is making a fecking killing

Ive literally made 10 real btc on bitcoinbuilder in the last week. The volatility is crazy.

And theres a 1199 goxbtc sell wall as well !

Someone just dumped all the way down to 0.19 on bitcoinbuilder

Oh and we're about to pay a visit to that wall again. Seems legit so cannons ready sirs.

Well just woken up and as per usual missed a lot of the action and chance to make some easy money.

Great to see we're doing some wall observing!

Predictions for the day then?

Mine: No gox announcement, price to fall back to around $100 in gox and stamp to follow to about $550

I don't think them clearing up their twitter of bot automated responses is a bad thing. If they deleted their twitter then maybe but just getting rid of their tweets is just a chance to spread more FUD for the manipulators

Quote from: biafore on February 23, 2014, 11:00:41 PM

Quote from: Yololintian on February 23, 2014, 10:57:35 PM

What are the changes we'll get that gox update on monday?

Well its Monday morning in Japan already, don't you think if they had good news, it would be released first thing in the morning?

No tbh. They seem to like 7pm announcements.

Quote from: roslinpl on February 23, 2014, 10:05:02 PM

For linux os I would just recommend official qt for linux.

I don't want to run a full node as like I said it will be a semi hot wallet meaning I may not turn it on for a few weeks and dont want to have to wait a couple of hours for it to sync before I could send a payment.

Quote from: zemario on February 23, 2014, 06:08:40 PM

Electrum is too simplistic for my taste. The deterministic seed is cool but I do not like to use my addresses with an abstraction that is too far removed from what is actually going on. Heck, I don't even like the "wallet" concept, it spreads your coins across addresses you don't pick.
Eelectrum, the last time I tried, it only let you use one single set of addresses, there is not way to keep two separate amounts.

What would you recommend and why. I currently use paper wallets but want to start running a semi hot wallet on a linux laptop. Not keeping large amounts in there and not keeping it on all the time, just a way to keep some coins accessible but not on an exchange.

What do people see as the main advantages of multibit over electrum?

Im currently using electrum but everyone is raving on about multibit. I thought the fact that electrum used deterministic seeds would make it more popular.

Anyone care to enlighten me ?

There should be no reason why a miner doesn't include non-fee transactions IF there is room in the block which as explained is the case with nearly every current block. It isn't hard to give priority to fee-paid transactions but fill the block with all others.

Most people mining don't know/ don't care that that is the system their hashing power is going towards. This is one of the huge problems with massive mining pools.

If gox goes bankruptcy?

Change the title, clearly the title and content do not match

Gox trying to rally again

Meh Mark made that this week...

Every lost coin is a donation to everyone else and all that