The price is low for a reason.
Either there is no sufficient depth/order book, or it costs too much to move money in/out.
Moving fiat both into and out of Bitstamp is very cheap, quick and simple for most Europeans. What's hard is moving fiat out of MtGox, and this is why their price is so much higher than the other exchanges. |
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Seems I don't understand something. Gox is down for me some time today, but http://bitcoinwisdom.com/ still shows real time data. How? The same time bitcoinchart and bitcoinity both have a dead fragment in chart. Maybe it just fakes it, or maybe data.mtgox.com wasn't DDOSed. |
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Probably because you didn't paid any fees.
it never screwed up before when i didn't pay any fees. The irony is that it doesn't confirm because too many people are playing Satoshi Dice. I agree with your title. |
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BitCoinUser123 bought one for me, very quick and easy trade. Thanks!
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Slik jeg har forstått laissez-faire, så kan det være avgifter og skatter, sålenge de ikke påvirker hvordan markedene fungerer. Dvs. de må være faste og gjelde for alle, uten noen form for prisregulerende hensikt.
Selv Ludwig von Mises og Milton Friedman skjønte at man må ha skatter for å ha et fungerende samfunn, men internettlibertarianere har en tendens til å være helligere enn paven. |
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Det er tydeligvis ikke mulig for individer å gå sammen for å bygge veier, sikre rent vann, fjerne søppel eller klippe grass, osv  Det er selvsagt mulig, men det er ganske slitsomt å måtte stoppe ca annenhver kilometer for å betale 25-50 cent slik jeg måtte på en privat turnpike i USA. |
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My theory being that most EU banks don't charge much while most US banks screw their customers on the matter. Maybe it's done to "protect" their precious citizens from those nasty overseas fraudsters lol
The banks in European countries have usually cooperated in or been forced to make national, and lately European, standards. This makes transfers cheap and easy. In the US the culture among companies is to try to lock in customers. Some of the results are that checks were popular in the US for a long time after they had been replaced by debit cards in Europe, and implementing online banking for paying bills have been much easier in Europe. It's the same thing for mobile phones, where Europe had GSM and every US company had their own standard. |
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Somebody has an agenda.
Maybe they've realized they'll get a bunch of extra clicks if they mention Bitcoin in articles. |
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As I haven't got any response so far I'm increasing my offer to €15 for a €10 top up.
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De kan sjølvsagt leggje ei åtvaring på registreringssida om at de handterer passord på ein uansvarleg måte, og at dei difor bør genererast tilfeldig og vere ekstra lange.
Jeg er enig i at det er amatørmessig, men ser man på historien til Bitcoin-tjenester må man bare gå ut fra at de ikke er spesielt sikre og derfor i det minste sørge for å bruke gode passord. Gjør man ikke det er sjansen stor for at man vil tape penger. |
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I have an Irish 3 broadband SIM, because it provides cheap broadband in several countries. Unfortunately it won't accept any of my Visa cards, probably because they're issued in Norway. Because of this I will pay €12 in BTC for a €10 top up. I assume it can be topped up with a voucher which can be bought in Ireland, or an Irish payment card. Please PM if you can help.
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Dersom Justcoin har lagra API-nøkkelen din, og du hugsar e-postadressa di, skulle det vere ein smal sak å finne passordet. Hashen, som og vert sendt som ein del av URLen som parameter til GET, er sha256 av e-postadresse+passord. Usalta. I Bitcoin-miljøet reknar vi farten på rekneutstyret vårt i Gahsh/s. Det er 1 000 000 000 slike hashar kvar sekund. Ei stor ordliste har ca 100 000 ord. Dvs at du kan teste 100 000 variantar av alle vanlege ord i eit språk kvart sekund med 1 Ghash/s. Dersom du har basert passordet på eit ord (til dømes "0nOM4toP03t1k0n6367"), kan nokon med 1 Ghash/s finne det på sekundet. Legg til eit par sekund for innskotne teikn som ikkje berre er omskrivingar av bokstavar.
Kompleksiteten vil bli veldig mye større enn det. Bare i den norske ordlisten er det ca 500 000 ord, inkludert alle bøyinger. Jeg klarer ikke se hva du baserer passordet over på, men om det er et 19 tegn langt vanlig ord blir det 2^19 flere permutasjoner bare med små og store bokstaver. Bruker man tall noen steder og noen få ekstra tegn går antallet permutasjoner i været. |
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Not likely, since they're operating from Slovania through an Italian bank, would be really scary if the US could actually seize anything in that context.
What's more important to Slovenia and Italy - being on good terms with the US, or allowing a tiny company to trade bitcoins? This is what it can all come down to. |
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PS : EU is on the way to legalize stealing money from depositors ( http://larouchepac.com/node/26144). Keeping big amounts of cash in any EU bank is lunacy....period. It's always been like this when a bank loses money, anywhere in the world. The directive is there to reduce the chance of making the general public pay instead of those who deposited money with stupid banks, like they've done in the US and EU the last few years. |
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Users won't be allowed to resell SLL, so that's unlikely. They may find another way to sell BTC, but if you want some you should probably buy now to be safe.
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IMO, because high traffic DDOS attacks cost a lot of money, I think the magnitude of the DDOS traffic as an indicator of the perceived threat of Bitcoin by the attackers, and therefore a measure of the huge potential they see Bitcoin as having.
Or, more likely, it's because people start panic selling every f'ing time MtGox is being DDOSed. If you're the one doing the DDOSing it's pretty easy to know when you should sell and when you should buy. |
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Det är inte "youtubekunskap", det är också universtitetskunskap. Alla som studerar finansiell ekonomi lär sig att bankerna skapar pengar. Åtminstone fick jag lära mig det under mina år i Lund.
Se diskusjonen jeg lenket til. |
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Ripple is what those who are very negative to Bitcoin but doesn't understand it claims Bitcoin is. It is centralized, and all the currency is pre-mined and has to be bought. Ripple is Bitcoin for suckers.
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