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4241  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [2015-04-03] The 5,000Btc hidden treasure, and the key to finding it. on: April 08, 2015, 12:50:49 PM
Stuff4Bitcoin... you know that IP, cookies, JS and Java arent the only things to identify the same browser?
4242  Economy / Services / Re: DaDice Signature Campaign - 'Da' BEST Yet | HIGHEST RATES! | JOIN THE FUN! on: April 08, 2015, 12:34:41 PM
Thanks!

What is needed to get from A to A+?
4243  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Would you guys be interested in an open source automatic escrow ? on: April 08, 2015, 12:00:58 PM
I understand that the hard part is going to be the disputes.
Still I believe that if it can't all can be automated, at least I can provide part of it automated.

How about a free system(free as in the fee is a miner's fee for the trades) That can handle disputes. Once a dispute is called, a trusted user can mediate the dispute requesting information to both parties.

The way to get a trusted user is to offer the service,I would have to get a couple of escrows interested in the platform and they could mediate the disputes for a fee.

Effectively, it would be paying extra to get most of your money back if you got scammed, so it reduces the loss up to a small fee.

:: that  being  said, if there is no  dispute, the system can  work as proposed and fully automatic.

The way to do it would be by having the platform also sign the transaction and give the trusted escrows power over the key that the platform holds for the assigned transactions.

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The way it would work should be for both A and B to agree on a trusted member so that if a claim happens, the escrow will take in place in the transaction. If there is no dispute then the escrow never takes in place and the transaction is fully automatic.

Tho, if a dispute were to happen, the only one paying the fee would be the winner of the dispute.

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is that alright?

That sounds fine though the problem might already start before the trade. If one of the parties dont know how to securely make this trade. I mean you mostly trade things that you send by mail. You can give tips for that. But if something happens because the type of deal was done insecure then the escrow doesnt have much where he can decide.

So you might make a plan for physical goods, crytocoins, accounts of some things and so on. So that a mediator at the end has something to decide.

Alternatively you can restrict the use of the system to only that type of trade where a decision could be made then.
4244  Economy / Exchanges / Re: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading on: April 08, 2015, 11:56:00 AM
I already saw flash return rate on the swap demand side. How can this happen? If there is only one Flash Return Rate then it would be the same. If one wants to receive a swap and choses FRR then his order should be matched against the big FRR-Wall on offer side of the orderbook. But i have seen FRR entries on the demand side already. The rates didnt match to the rates that were normal in demand side. Im not sure if FRR was existend on the offer side at that moment.

I will make a screenshot when i see it again.

It's the lending times. If someone wants to get a FRR swap for 30 days but noone's offering for that timeframe (only swaps offered for durations of <29 days), then there can be an FRR wall on the offer-side, peacefully co-existing with the usual FRR-wall.

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So what is your explaination for someone who takes the high priced rates behind FRR-Wall? Accounts that wer created before that checkbox was implemented so that its not enabled to chose variable rates? I cant see how someone would get an advantage from. Maybe they only dont realize they have this setting.

I'm sure someone would have been quite happy to get a fixed rate at 0.03% a few weeks ago (while the FRR was at 0.025%). The rate went up quick and stayed there. Everybody who did get a fixed rate for a long timeframe... well, won big.

Thanks for your explaination. (I hope the new forum has a thank you button. Tongue)
4245  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Purse.io - Bitcoin Amazon Marketplace - Save ~10-25% on Amazon Wishlist on: April 08, 2015, 11:47:48 AM
Are we allowed to purchase gift cards through purse.io?

Yes, you are, it's even listed as one of the examples.

Really? Last time i tried it did not accept the product. Purse simply claimed my wishlist is empty.

Do you mean non amazon gift cards? Or does it work on certain amazon markets only?

It only works on US, since in US you can add gift cards with specific balances to your wishlist. For others I don't think they work; I've tried amazon.es and amazon.co.uk and they don't work.

On amazon.de you can add your own balance too. But it didnt work when amazon.de was still available.
4246  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANN] MarginBot - A Bitfinex Margin Lending Management Bot on: April 08, 2015, 10:40:59 AM
You can put out smaller offers using Autolend, I am not sure if it is possible using the API though (or worth the hassle of implementing this...).

At the moment the bot has a $50 limit. He wont create new offers below that value.

But he cancels all orders on starting of the cron it seems. At least as far as i read the code. All orders get cancelled and then he meets the $50 limit and cant recreate them. I had $42 sitting around over night because no swap ended in that time.
4247  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Fastest Way To Cashout Alot of Bitcoins on: April 08, 2015, 10:34:09 AM
So, what s the verdict in the end? If I ever make 6 mill in BTC, I would really like to know the way to cash those out. What has your friend opted for?

You would get an advertisement for cointrader.net. Which doesnt make much sense for the topic question except that this exchange is advertising with a high weekly withdraw limit.

If you really would want to sell then use the biggest exchange you find that can give money in your currency to you. Then slowly sell in packages. Maybe make iceberg orders if available.

Thats the only way to not crash the price on the way. Which would mean you lose too much money because your coins would sell too low.

I guess its time you work hard now... Tongue
4248  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Fastest Way To Cashout Alot of Bitcoins on: April 07, 2015, 12:59:03 PM
This thread is pissing me off. Why does anyone care if he is telling the truth?

Give him advice so we can all learn. Or don't. Anything else is noise.

It is actually laughable at how people just want to see how much coin another person has just to satisfy their curiosity. And there is no way I am posting an address because on the internet anything is hackable.

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I have used cointrader.net a few times and I will be sticking to them. It clearly says on their site that the limit of withdrawal to a bank account is 2.5 million a week and 7 million a month. I already spoke to agents a few times and since they are in Canada I will be using them.

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And to people that think 6 million in bitcoin is alot, well there are alot of individuals that have big amounts of coins sitting in wallets. I'm not going to disclose where we got to this amount for ourselves, but i'll just say, in 2009 when bitcoin was first released it was extremely easy and fast to accumulate 100k bitcoins.
I won't be responding anymore to this thread, and to all the people who want to get off on seeing how much bitcoins someone else has....get a life!

Right... thats your explaination?  Roll Eyes

First it was real estate, which might sound as it could be the case. Some rich early adopter or some drug king who buys himself a home.

But now its an early adopter. And this early adopter wasted 6 years and dont even have a clue how to sell coins. Sounds plausible...

And this early adopter had this amount of money sitting around and he waited all this time until the price went from 1k to nearly 0.2k? Sounds plausible again...

And what if there is this withdrawal limit? It doesnt care. If you sell this amount that fast then you will get practically nothing. Especially the exchange you chose does not have the capability to make this happen fast. If they would then they would crash their orderbook to a point where you would get nothing.

At the end i believe you simply created this thread to promote your cointrader.net account. Your story wasnt created good enough.
4249  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Palestine & israel? What do you think about that situation? on: April 07, 2015, 12:51:53 PM
I think the biggest problem is that palestine is not a real state now. Change this and it would not be allowed anymore what israel is doing.

Unfortunately im not sure that it would end well because the hate in palestine is too big. But stopping the ongoing feelings of injustice, coming from such deeds, is crucial to not create more and more fighters.

Even if Palestine is declared as a separate state, comprising of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the conflict will not end. There are a lot of other issues, such as the return of Arab refugees of 1948, and the status of Jewish settlements inside West Bank.

I agree. I only think living on land that is in a rightless status because its not a state and many international rulings dont apply then. I mean if you have a house with a garden, you life there all along and your neighbour takes his fence again and again a bit more in your garden then its a really displeasing feeling. Only because he has a regular status and you dont because you arent accepted by others. Unjustice. I can understand that one stands up against this, even though i have no understanding for violence.

I think Palestinians who go the violence route are really stupid. They will never win that way. Thats a fact. But they will lose. They lose the support of the world with it. But they win support when they show they are the poor victims, if true in that case. Without violence. Because people with empathy can feel unjustice too.

Unfortunately Hamas is more of a organized crime organization. They earn money with what they are doing. Similar to ISIS. There are enough stupid persons who donate to those guys because they think its the right thing to do.

Thinking about that brings no good result. Some problems in the world maybe dont have a solution that can be seen yet.

Regarding dissolve Palestine to make it a whole israel... i wonder if palestines feel like native americans felt when they hear such suggestion.
4250  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Purse.io - Bitcoin Amazon Marketplace - Save ~10-25% on Amazon Wishlist on: April 07, 2015, 12:29:59 PM
Are we allowed to purchase gift cards through purse.io?

Yes, you are, it's even listed as one of the examples.

Really? Last time i tried it did not accept the product. Purse simply claimed my wishlist is empty.

Do you mean non amazon gift cards? Or does it work on certain amazon markets only?
4251  Economy / Exchanges / Re: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading on: April 07, 2015, 12:19:42 PM
Hm... in that case its definitively a bug when FRR shows up on the swaps demand side. I saw them there often and was wondering why since the rates werent the way that they could be there.

FRR and fixed-rate swaps are two separate entities occupying space on the same order book even though they can't really be matched against each other (although they are commonly taken interchangeably by the auto-borrow system employed to find swaps for traders who don't do so manually. So a FRR demand can stay on the book despite the existence of lower fixed-rate offers, because those offers haven't agreed to use the variable rate (which could take the rate of return lower still during the course of the swap).

Meanwhile swaps of different durations add yet another dimension to an already complex set of offers/demands - can be the case that FRR offers don't get matched against FRR demands because the minimum duration demanded is more than the maximum duration offered.



Oh, you mean taking an FRR rate means that your taken swap constantly changes the daily rate? I did not think so. I thought its only for offering the swaps. When the swaps are taken then its a normal swap with the rate fixed for the rate it had when you took it.
Would be a strange setup if it works not that way.

Strange or not... when you agree to a variable rate swap, the rate varies during the duration of the swap. If you check the FAQ, that's presented as a beneficial feature - since FRR tends to rise when the price of BTC is on the up and fall when the price goes down (which is only really true in the broadest/loosest sense, but whatever), if a trader takes a FRR swap it'll (probably) only become more expensive if they're simultaneously profiting from the rising price.

Thanks for the explaination.

I already saw flash return rate on the swap demand side. How can this happen? If there is only one Flash Return Rate then it would be the same. If one wants to receive a swap and choses FRR then his order should be matched against the big FRR-Wall on offer side of the orderbook. But i have seen FRR entries on the demand side already. The rates didnt match to the rates that were normal in demand side. Im not sure if FRR was existend on the offer side at that moment.

I will make a screenshot when i see it again.

So what is your explaination for someone who takes the high priced rates behind FRR-Wall? Accounts that wer created before that checkbox was implemented so that its not enabled to chose variable rates? I cant see how someone would get an advantage from. Maybe they only dont realize they have this setting.
4252  Economy / Securities / Re: HAVELOCK tried to BRIBE ME! on: April 07, 2015, 09:10:25 AM
Ok, i have dealt with this before (MtGox and PBmining) and recovered ALL the money, you know how? By gathering the biggest investors and pooling with them a REWARD OF 300 BTC for the whereabouts of YOU, YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS and another 300 BTC to pay for the people that is going to PAY YOU AND THEM A VISIT.

You are not dealing here with the average guy that invests 0.1 BTC, i represent a group with almost 250.000 shares, value over 250 BTC, I represent the kind of people that it is VERY DANGEROUS to mess with in any part of the world.

So i will offer you an exit: Reimburse our shares for 250 BTC or i will start the process of hunting you and your relatives and friends. You have 24 hours, after that i will start the hunt and i will make it public, so not only you will have to pay the biggest ones, but almost every little guy that sums to the hunt. It is best for you to settle this now than settle it later, check my posts in this forum, I HAVE DONE THIS BEFORE.

Be smart, be like Mark Karpeles and Jason Boyko, they are still good and their relatives too because they acted smart, they kept this private and small and ended up losing less.

You have 24 hours.

IIRC Mr. teal was able to find a ~200 btc transaction that happened right before Airwolf comes out and says this:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=887871.msg9811982#msg9811982

He really threatened innocents. Nasty character.

Might be that  PBMining paid because he was a scammer who feared being doxxed. Looks like he was doxxed anyway. I wonder how PBMining will explain that payment once other shareholders bring him to court.

But MtGox? Is there some proof or at least a hint that this might be true?

*sigh* I really dont like the amount of persons in bitcoin that have a bad character. Though there are many good persons too. Bitcoin area is somewhat extreme...
4253  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Make bitcoin with browser. on: April 06, 2015, 09:28:14 PM
Thanks for feedback.
This project is in begginer stage so I will not speculate how much money will you earn.
Against cheating.There are 3 ways.
First:Captchas(Yeah,Yeah I know everyone hate them),dont want use text captchas but play game captchas.
Second:Same like VAC anticheat.
Third:My own algorithm.
And ofcourse if someone will have 30000$ on acc he will not get paid so maybe limit.

Someone could fill in the captcha (at least not automatically if its no text captcha) and then let a bot browse.
4254  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Would you guys be interested in an open source automatic escrow ? on: April 06, 2015, 05:54:55 PM
Scenario 1 is the one that could happen, but if it were to happen B wouldn't benefit from it other than making A lose bitcoin.

And there starts the problem. Lets assume your system is used because B has no trust, then B could extort A to not release the coins. Lets say he says that he only will release the coins until A sends him something. Of course the chance might be small that A is trustin him now but thats the benefit i see for B not releasing coins.

So a mediator would be needed.

It superiour to escrow trades as long as no dispute exists, which is the case 99% of the cases, but when one comes up you need another person. Though one might think that the scam probability might be higher without an intermediary.
4255  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANN] MarginBot - A Bitfinex Margin Lending Management Bot on: April 06, 2015, 05:27:34 PM
It might  be good to only cancel swap offers when the total amount of deposit available and loans pending is over 50USD. Otherwise it will cancel a swap with, for example 40$ and no way to put it out there again until more comes in, which might take a day. In that time the swap most probably would have been taken then.
4256  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Escrow list on: April 06, 2015, 04:51:46 PM
im after a escrow online right now?

You should simply chose an escrow from the list and check when he was last online. If its not too far away then you might be lucky.

squall1066... in fact i dont demand tips... my service is fully free, of course i accept tips if someone gives. But thats normal for free escrows i think.
4257  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Palestine & israel? What do you think about that situation? on: April 06, 2015, 04:32:44 PM
Hi,

today in this thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010473.0) we have raised again the discussion that iran wants to destroy israel and we have started to talk about the israelian & palestinian people.

Now I have opened this thread for ask you :

- what do you think of that situation? If your country would be invaded like Palestinan what would be your thought?

Thanks for the attention, and please don't turn this thread in a blame thread.

Have a great day.

I think the biggest problem is that palestine is not a real state now. Change this and it would not be allowed anymore what israel is doing.

Unfortunately im not sure that it would end well because the hate in palestine is too big. But stopping the ongoing feelings of injustice, coming from such deeds, is crucial to not create more and more fighters.
4258  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Fastest Way To Cashout Alot of Bitcoins on: April 06, 2015, 04:17:08 PM
Localbitcoins might work, even you might have cash transactions available there...
If you don't mind, can you please share any of his address(es) out here???
We would love to see someone actually hodling such high amount of BTC in a single/different addresses...

My friend asked me to find out how to move that amount the fastest way possible. If it was me I would gladly share the address, but its not me. And I don't even think it is him that has it, maybe one of his investor friends. He is a very busy and popular real estate agent here in Montreal, Canada, so maybe it is possible that he does own that much bitcoin. I wish I had that much coin though lol. I do have almost a million Dogecoins, but hey Doge ain't worth much, I hope it jumps in value.

I'll try and see if I can share the address, btw if I share the address won't it be susceptible to hacking?

Hm... if you speak the truth then he must have sold quite the costly real estate.

If he sends you out to ask then i guess he doesnt have the time to do so himself. In that case... he should use one of the biggest exchanges. Check out bitcoincharts.com for a list with exchanges and their volume.

If he sells there then he should sell in small portions. Really... if he sells all by one then he will lose a lot of money because he will crash the price on the way down clearing the orderbook.

Maybe he should contact support directly and ask them about this. He dont want to have millions of usd sitting in an exchange but being unable to cash out because of some bank account restrictions the exchanges bank account has.

Edit: cointrader.net? With a daily total volume of 1K BTC? Your story doesnt sound believeable anymore.
4259  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [2015-04-03] The 5,000Btc hidden treasure, and the key to finding it. on: April 06, 2015, 03:44:22 PM
If all the owners of the pieces could provide pictures, that would be great. Joining everyone would be expensive, and buying all the coins would be immensely expensive. Both infeasible as far as I can see... If this does exist, I don't see how it can't be discovered putting pictures of all coins, from all angles, side by side.
This is bullshit, not even worth wasting time. The guy is a fraud and he even came with his puppet ukcrypto to say he's a rich and famous artist.
His previous work has sold for millions... but he can't afford to buy a good lathe. He most likely doesn't even own a laser cutter, just sends the designs to someone who does.

He has shown me evidence he is who he says he is. Am I a sock puppet too?
BTW: laser engravers and CNC mills don't leave the wood grain behind when they are used to carve designs: http://imgur.com/9C8j2ob,FFRWjzP,toHOwhj

You make me think sir. Can you tell the nature of the proof given?

The wood grain can very well be programmed to be created. And i think its hard to impossible to manually create a coin with such perfection.

Edit: I see... vanished videos and not recorded skype sessions are mentioned in the thread.

I think there was never a real proof. Though i feel some strange sort of respect about the scamming abilities. Coming up with that story, orchestrating it this way, and being able to make it in a way that lets me think that there will be enough people that will want to believe.

Not the usual scammer.
4260  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [2015-04-03] The 5,000Btc hidden treasure, and the key to finding it. on: April 06, 2015, 03:31:30 PM
I like that story. Unfortunately he proved the story wrong the moment he did not provide proof of him owning an address holding 5,000 BTC or more. For someone that long in Bitcoin that he could accumulate that sum it would have been the first thing to do now. An address showing 5k of coins spread over 1000 addresses would be the next one.

So no, i doubt that makes sense, especially since the first person comes out wanting to sell its coin. The seller speaks about not wanting to go on a hunt but he could take part pretty passive and still get his share since he thinks about his beloved ones. Dont make sense too.

Oh and hand crafting 1k coins? Really? How long would that take? Doing it with a programmable machine might be working though.

Saying that... i love the story so far. Im very sure its not true but im very sure this story will live on a long time. Because people love hidden treasures. I mean everyone reading that had, only for a moment, the urge to go find it. Im sure... Wink

Edit: I only now found that the 1000 ones are bronze, not wood.
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