How is something that was already assumed to be true in physics going to affect finance?!?!

Nonsense thread IMO.

http://www.reddit.com/r/bitcoin hands down

~5000 asic orders? yea right

edit: moreover, the USD transaction volume is still around average

Hopefully bitcoinwireless.com will support that.

Am I misunderstanding him or is he getting milder on bitcoin?

I also think that once bitcoins become more valuable, people will be more cautious to lose them.

Funny, I was about to make a screenshot of it and suddenly the menu was there.

Runs fine on Ubuntu 11.10.

There's one thing that I also noticed in 0.6.2: I can't access the menus (they don't show up when I point my mouse to the gray bar at the top of my screen). So I'm not able to encrypt my wallet..

When ASIC mining comes online, blocks will be generated much faster before the difficulty adjusts to it. I'm betting that the reward halving will be much earlier than the current projections.

In fact, if the ASIC miners are smart, they bring their hardware online right after a difficulty adjustment.

Good job guys! I wish this was available in Europe so I can try it out myself..

rally? rallyyyyy

I think it could also be change. If a big wallet pays a number of smaller amounts, the total bitcoins sent adds up very quick.

The wall at Bitstamp just moved to 5.9.

For what it's worth, we've just had the highest transaction volume of 2012 in USD today:
http://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volume-usd

I'd suggest looking at Iceland instead.

BitInstant is on fire! Good work guys.

I doubt that they would do that as such a premium above the market price.
Also, they have publicly stated that they were just hired to help secure Bitcoinica.

Somebody just bought all bitcoin for sale up to 3.7 gbp at intersango (was trading at ~3.3 gbp).

The sudden explosion in volume makes be believe that this is at most a handful of people buying bitcoin at btcchina. I wouldn't get too excited unless they can maintain this trading volume for at least a week.