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3301  Economy / Securities / Re: [CANNABIT] Investment Details - Announcement & Discussion Thread #cannabit on: July 27, 2015, 08:34:45 AM
Hey guys... i wonder if anyone of you noticed but cryptostocks went down on july 17th. Luckily it came back on july 22 but while checking things out with the issuer of cannabit, when cs was down, we found that kumala, who runs cryptostocks.com, did implement a very poor security against the exchange going missing.

When glbse.com went down all exchanges implemented a security measure to ensure that shareholders and their shares are known to the issuer. To do so the exchanges sent a daily email with the shareholders bitcoin address and his shares. The shareholder could proove the ownership of the shares by signing a message with that address.

Unfortunately kumala only implements the cryptstocks email into that list. On top some shareholders are missing totally. Oo Thats a really stupid security measure, but nothing new. Cryptostocks has override codes for 2FA codes for example too. Roll Eyes

Anyway... when you want to be identifyable i suggest that you go into your account and check the option that your email is allowed to be seen by the issuer. You might change your account email if you want to stay anonymous before. But you need to show an email you control.

If you dont do so you will not be able to proof you own shares.

So i would like you to do that in the meanwhile. I hope that soon a more detailed post will appear here about the future of cannabit. There is one... Smiley So secure your shares for now.
3302  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Stolen Bitcoin on: July 24, 2015, 06:40:48 PM
blockchain.info most certiantly DOES NOT need to know your private key...

They use normal 1... bitcoin addresses right? Then how can it be possible that its impossible for them to know the private keys? The wallets are on their servers, which means one way or another they, or at least an employee has to be able to get the keys.

Maybe i did not think it through how it could be done otherwise.
3303  Other / Off-topic / Re: Worst mistake you did with Bitcoin? on: July 24, 2015, 06:31:10 PM
My worst mistake was to leave 2.5 BTC on my desktop with a miserable password protecting it! Needless to say, you can imagine what was the outcome..
I learned the hard way...

And who did you the favor of teaching you that life lesson? Relatives, work buddies or what? Tongue

At the end... having such friends would mean they would steal your money too when they could... i guess.
3304  Local / Deutsch (German) / Re: lieferservice.de akzeptiert keine Bitcoins mehr on: July 24, 2015, 06:28:31 PM
Mich würde jetzt doch mal interessieren warum die keine bitcoins mehr aktzeptieren?
hat da unser toller staat wieder mal für gesorgt?
Wie schon im OP steht, wurde lieferservice.de einfach von einem anderen Unternehmen übernommen.
Den Aluhut darfst du also absetzen Wink
wie ich gerade bemerkt habe macht lieferservice.de jetzt wohl mit Lieferando.de gemeinsame Sache und eine Zahlung mit Bitcoin ist nicht mehr möglich.

Oder mit anderen Worten:

Früher hat lieferservice.de Bitcoin akzeptiert.
Früher hat lieferando kein Bitcoin akzeptiert.

Lieferando hat Lieferservice aufgekauft, die Lieferservice Webseite gibt es nicht mehr.
Da sich *nichts* bei Lieferando geändert hat, akzeptieren die auch bisher kein Bitcoin.
Und genau das, so hat es den Anschein, scheint sich ja zu ändern.
Damit sind wir also besser dran, da bald "beide" Bitcoin akzeptieren! :-)
Und wenn die jetzt noch pizza.de, und wer sonst noch übrig ist, aufkaufen, akzeptieren irgendwann alle Pizzabuden Deutschlands Bitcoin! :-D

Blöd nur mit der Monopolisierung..

Ente

Also wenn ich mich nicht irre dann sich Lieferservice und Lieferande keine Pizzafirmen wie pizza.de sondern einfach nur Vermittler für Fastfood bzw Bestellessen. Die besitzen keine Pizzaläden, die haben nur Verträge mit den Läden. Nach dem Motto "Wenn wir euch 80% dessen geben was ihr normal für eure Pizza verlangt, liefert ihr die Pizza dann aus?" Sie behalten die 20% (Vielleicht auch weniger) und die Pizzafirmen haben ein paar Pizzen mehr verkauft, wenn auch für weniger Gewinn.

Monopolisierung kann es daher eigentlich nicht geben.

Kann mich irren.
3305  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING AN ACCOUNT on: July 24, 2015, 06:19:23 PM
When i would knew the seller told the account to others then i would not buy anymore. So i would ask him. When he tells me then im out.

Why? There are some people on the forum that give sold accounts negative. If one of these asks the seller, they dont have to be interested in fact, then the account is at risk. Why should i buy such account then?

Its simply not worth then. So i think its not smart to reveal the accoun to anyone other than the escrow. He can check everything and the account is safe until its really sold.

I still search a fast way to check for potential activity. Anyone knows one? Accounts with high post counts are no fun to count the 2 week periods.

nice to see a different perspective on the matter, as you run an escrow service; maybe ive just gotten lucky so far with the accounts. as for counting activity, it would likely be possible to create a script that could do that; bit-x's signature campaign bot can read through posts and get a rought character count, section the post was in, and other info that is used in calculating posts for a sig campaign. im sure there's a way to get the dates of the posts in order to calculate the activity. im sure bitcoin boy could implement something like that in a day with the existing code from the sig campaign bot.

Yeah, i even think it could become a service. Either selling such bot for cheap, since its usefulness is limited, or having a website you enter the profile id and it counts the potential activity.

Guess someone needs to work on that idea and he could charge some pennies for a count. I think there are many professional account traders. They might use that service, and get a screenshot. Or, when it is a website, then the website owner could create a service thread an post a signature signed with a bitcoin address he posted. Then, on the website, automatically a signature is created that states the potential activity. The text can be copied and the escrow can verify that the account, named in the signature message, really has the mentioned activity.
3306  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake on: July 24, 2015, 06:10:43 PM
Oh, is bitaddress.org yours too or did you rip their design only? Tongue I used bitaddress quite some time already.

I forked bitaddress.org and changed it to work with CLAM addresses:
  https://github.com/dooglus/bitaddress.org

I need the graphics updated if anyone has the time and skills required.

It's up at:

  https://clamaddress.org

I made some crappy 'art' for the logo and wallets. I'm happy to accept better versions.


3307  Economy / Services / Re: [ANN] SebastianJu - Free Legendary Escrow Service - Escrowed over 8150 BTC on: July 24, 2015, 06:02:56 PM
Thanks everyone for the kind reviews. Smiley Till next time...

Are you available for escrow?

Yes iam. Its fastest du send me a pm and tell me the details. Smiley
3308  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Downsides of Bitcoin? on: July 24, 2015, 05:57:37 PM
3) malware can also steal your credit card information.

Though you can get it back. Thats an advantage with credit cards. If someone stole from you then you make a chargeback. Thats it. Bitcoins are gone when stolen.

So really... one has to watch over his bitcoins very much.

3309  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Coin.mx shutdown by federal government, top executives arrested on: July 24, 2015, 04:01:22 PM
The lack of reading comprehension and substantial analysis here is dismal, almost worthless to discuss anything on bitcoin talk it seems. In the entire 18 page legal document there's one example of someone buying bitcoin from coin.mx for ransom ware. Some of you guys eat up what the media says without even thinking or researching.

Literally no useful information is in this thread, which is appalling. Are people just trying to get signature campaign money and posting brain dead garbage everywhere?

I think it is more useful for exchanges.  Make sure you have all your paperwork in line, or do not operate in the states you don't is really the end of story.

Some mentioned coinbase I don't think  we will see this effect coinbase.  If they are hit it would be a huge blow.   But coin.mx going down does not really to have changed BTC price much... so that is good.

No one needs to worry about Coinbase since it's a U.S. government honeypot anyway.

And where did you come up with this?

I think it's one of the more trusted exchanges.  I have never had a issue with them.


Being a government data collection site has nothing to do with services rendered. In fact, I would expect them to work perfectly if they were a honeypot. It's hard to collect data if no one uses your service.

I doubt they were created that way. But it doesnt matter. They are a honeypot anyway since since edward snowden we know that all the big providers of internet service are forced to let the NSA read every traffic they have. They are forbidden to speak about otherwise they would get real problems. There was a guy that ran an anonmous email service. He was forced to do the same but since he didnt wanted and there was no solution he simply closed the service. Even though it was a good business. Guess there are some standup persons in the US still.
3310  Other / Off-topic / Re: Worst mistake you did with Bitcoin? on: July 24, 2015, 03:56:33 PM
I mined in the past and the address was not mine Sad

Do you mean that you mined BTC to address that wasn't yours? Is this even possible?
Or you probably mined some BTC and wanted to withdraw them, but you copied the wrong address, am I right?

Im not sure if its possible when you solomine, though i think there is no reason why not, but most probably he used a pool where he mined. He had an referrer and he added his referrers bitcoin address as the address where the mining income is sent to. So he lost the coins to his referrer.
3311  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Stolen Bitcoin on: July 24, 2015, 03:35:12 PM
Lol no....I was quite sober. half hour before that I moved something.

BlockChain don't seem to respond with more than the following:

"I'm sorry to hear of this trouble, but the bitcoin network is designed to make chargebacks impossible. Blockchain.info never has access or control of a user's bitcoins in any way, which means only the end user has 100% control over his own bitcoins. This means we have no power to stop or reverse a transaction for you, or even know what exactly happened here."

I will keep pressing them - like I said my main concern is if something strange happened in their wallet - there have been a lot of stories of BlockChain wallets screwing up so I just have to find out which it is - whether I have been actually hacked or whether something has gone wrong with their wallet which many people have seemingly complained about, when I searched around the net.

Find it strange that they are not more forthcoming, considering the amount of issues that they have had with wallet one would imagine they would want to investigate and figure out.



They are 100% telling the truth.. they have no clue about your private key, etc.  Blockchain.info can do nothing for you.  The odds are VERY high you have maleware on your comp. 

... their product is designed to ensure they cannot take your BTC.. nor a gov if they take over blockchain.info.....  due to the fact it's an online walle one should never store mass amounts of their BTC there. 


They need to know the private key. Maybe they dont want to look into it but the wallet only can work when they know the private key.

So maybe an employee thinks he can steal a bit by withdrawing 1 bitcoin there, one bitcoin there and so on?

Besides that... why were the address emptied with 2 transactions then. Doesnt sound like op would have done it. And a hacker not too, because they would take all.
3312  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Stolen Bitcoin on: July 24, 2015, 01:48:49 PM
This address is empty now https://blockchain.info/address/19BWxdCtmTcWupG6tQjXZD7F4hDd6ftEri

Did you clear it? Then why in small jumps? And is 0.0001 Bitcoin the standard fee on blockchain.info wallet? If so then it might be a hint that it was sent from there and not with a private key. A small hint though.

But in fact i think the most probably answer is that you sent it yourself and forgot that you paid something at that time. Can happen for various reasons when you overworked.

Maybe you wanted to send from another address and chose another one?

By the way... is this address maybe part of a shared wallet? Your deposit address maybe? If its a shared wallet then this address doesnt belong to you.

Im  not sure now if blockchain offers that possibility.
3313  Economy / Speculation / Re: Critical Levels - EW analysis on: July 24, 2015, 01:38:23 PM
I'd like to add to the Fibonacci discussion...
The reason it works when so few actually follow or even believe in such ideas is because the relationship to a measured move. These are the two most likely points that someone is willing to give up on "chasing" the price. This leads to slowing of momentum at or around these points. The reason it's usually 61.8% for wave-2 and 38.2% for a wave-4 is because this leads to fairly equal amounts of retrace, by price, during an impulse. If you forget about deep and shallow for just a second, call wave-1 a 100% move and wave 2 retraces that move by 61.8%. Wave-3 is 161.8% x the net of wave-1 and wave-4 is a retrace of 38.2% of wave-3. Now, if wave-1 was a $10 move and 2 was a $6.18 retrace, then wave-3 would be +$16.18 and wave-4 is $7.64 retrace. It's not exact but it's close.

But these percents arent exactly the price, right? These fibonacci rays are drawn on up and down trends. So to the eye of a trader it should look different all the time. Why still changing there?

I often watched price of bitcoin go that way from volatile to smaller curves... at the end trading nearly stopped in comparision to before. Mostly it will drop at that point.
3314  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits on: July 24, 2015, 12:35:50 PM
Started watching this thread since I found it earlier this year. Impressed with the initiative, and sad to see you're considering termination.

Perhaps you folks could automate the process and keep it alive? Something like a website where donors could request a deposit address, then once 1 BTC was sent to that address the donor name was listed on a donor page. A group of 5 could be those who decide what to pay out. Claimants could complete a form that would be sent to these 5 and if 3 approve the $1000 donation could be sent to an address provided by the claimant.

Just a thought.

Hope you keep it going.

TT

I think the work involved is already very few. And all can participate. Creating automated processes might be more work and not help much afterwards.

Maybe too few know this project so that not so very much projects get suggested.
3315  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: cryptostocks.com gone now or whats the matter? on: July 24, 2015, 10:21:12 AM
So the site is back...Interesting. No warning, no update, nothing. So much respect for people who have an account there.... Smiley

Thats how kumala handled cryptostocks since a long time now. Many had emailed them about things that are rather important but no support was given. Seeing that... i would not feel well knowing a dividend for shares of mine would be paid out there. What if something goes wrong? I would not know if i could do anything about that then.
3316  Economy / Speculation / Re: Critical Levels - EW analysis on: July 24, 2015, 10:16:20 AM
Fibonacci ratios are rarely exact, why should they be, but there are convincing averages especially in dow study that show on average ratios of correction are almost exactly in terms of the golden ratio.

In EW we observe the difference between deep and shallow corrections in terms of the golden ratio, 62% and 38%, because they are actually the perfect geometrical ratios to define the point where a correction is significantly deep or shallow, thats why the golden ratio is so special in many fields. its an indisputably fair ratio. 'Fairly' deep is precisely 62% in every respect, why would it be anything else? Its a strong observation that different species of waves have deep and shallow corrections, for example, primary waves are observed to correct on average to 62%.

This sounds interesting but i cant wrap my head around what you mean exactly. Can you maybe make a graphical example of how you would use the golden ratio with corrections?

Thanks!
3317  Economy / Economics / Re: How-to Trade the FOREX Market and use/earn bitcoins doing it! Check it out :) on: July 23, 2015, 06:36:06 PM
So he wanted to post the second part 1 month ago. He still logs in but nothing happens nor does he come and write whats going on.

I wonder how many signed with the referral links he posted into each second sentence.
3318  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: cryptostocks.com gone now or whats the matter? on: July 23, 2015, 02:57:01 PM
Interesting... thats good. That would allow shareholders to be informed by issuers that they NEED to set up the option that their email address shows up in the list of shareholders the issuer gets mailed daily.

Without that option the shareholder will simply not be in the list. No entry without an email, so that it would be easier to identify a shareholder that claims he is not in the list and has X shares. If it would be the case then the shareholder could be identified by knowing his exact shares. Though it isnt the case.

So at least this option can be enables so that the issuers know who is owning shares.

Still... the list is stupid. The only verification it gives is an email address. The one you registered with on cryptostocks. So when shareholders have to be identified through this then i already see issuers being fooled by scammers sending out emails with fake sender email. Through smtp.

Why didnt kumala include a bitcoin address? He could have made it mandatory to insert a bitcoin address you control and you can sign a message with. It would be so much more private than sending out email addresses. And safer.

Its a bit of luck that cryptostocks is back.
3319  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING AN ACCOUNT on: July 23, 2015, 02:43:21 PM
I wanna buy an account and i wanna knw the kind of things i should watch out for when im buying a membership account on this forum

Something to consider if you want to buy an account are The Rank lever of tbe account at least Sr. Member, Post quality, and Trust level of the account also the price of the account you want to buy

you should also extensively search the account's posts and history once you know the name of the account to see if it is involved in any suspicious activity, scams, has any open loans, etc. for obvious reasons.

i dont think so anyone will tell you account username before the payment or deal because no one like and trust sold account and that is why escrow is must to buy the account you can ask the escrow to check the account for is it  involved in any suspicious activity, scams, has any open loans

actually, ive done a few account deals on here before, and every single time the seller has opted to inform me of the account's name at my request, sometimes before i even confirm that i will purchase the account.

When i would knew the seller told the account to others then i would not buy anymore. So i would ask him. When he tells me then im out.

Why? There are some people on the forum that give sold accounts negative. If one of these asks the seller, they dont have to be interested in fact, then the account is at risk. Why should i buy such account then?

Its simply not worth then. So i think its not smart to reveal the accoun to anyone other than the escrow. He can check everything and the account is safe until its really sold.

I still search a fast way to check for potential activity. Anyone knows one? Accounts with high post counts are no fun to count the 2 week periods.
3320  Local / Deutsch (German) / Re: lieferservice.de akzeptiert keine Bitcoins mehr on: July 23, 2015, 02:37:32 PM
das wird nur eine frage der zeit sein ...  die haben ja bereits BTC akzeptiert.
und wenn der Kundendienst Stolz ist zu sagen das sie es bald wieder einführen bin ich da sehr zuversichtlich

Ach es soll BTC wieder akzeptiert werden? Dann frage ich mich darum die es erst überhaupt rausgenommen haben. Selbst wenn sie die BTC Zahlung umstellen hätten sie bis dahin ja die alte Variante drinlassen können. Zweifelsohne haben sie sich so definitiv einpaar Kunden vergrault.

Möglicherweise hat es ja wirklich gewirkt dass sich so viele beschwert haben? Wer weiß wie viele diesen Thread gelesen und gehandelt haben. Ich denke für gewöhnlich werden die ziemlich wenig Beschwerden kriegen. Daher sah es vielleicht aus wie eine wirklich wichtige Sache Bitcoins wieder zu akzeptieren. Tongue
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