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Yes, you will worry about chargebacks, because it takes some scammer 2 minutes to find a not frequently used proxy (but still used), log into paypal, and then dispute a couple of hours later.
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The samples are just the USB device, not the blade. And do you really want to wait "many months from now" before any mining software supports your hardware?  I'm sorry, explain to me how ASICMINER is mining without "any mining software". |
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Boycott MPEx then, not SD. Are you going to boycott all NYSE traded corporations if Marsh Carter said something retarded?
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Alternatively, please sign a message from an address back in 2012?
Sorry but this loan request is **very** suspicious.
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If TF helps you out do it in cash. not many people will loan a coin for FIAT uses.
To risky, what if within two weeks a coin costs a grand? how would you justify paying back your 60 dollars at a grand?
Ok say somebody lent me 0.4btc,and in 2 weeks 1 btc was worth $1000.Wouldn't that mean say 0.05(example) would be worth what I owe? That's a USD tied loan. I'm offering you a loan like that, I'll pay you in PPUSD and you repay me in BTC with USD value. Can you show proof you bought BTC at $7? Your forum add is registered days ago. Gox TX logs? |
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I am not going to lend you BTC given the risk (there is no way to make the expected return positive, offering higher interest just increases the risk ...)
I can do a PPUSD loan which has relatively low risk for me.
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$50 repay $61.59 worth of BTC for 14 days btw
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Do not borrow Bitcoins if the loan is actually for fiat stuff. Seeing as how you need $50, how are you going to pay back if BTCUSD shoots to $200?
I may be able to do a PPUSD loan, marked as goods, repaid in BTC (USD tied). How does 1.5%/day (lol yeah higher than pirate) compound sound? Not much since the loan amount is small, and I'm shorting USD in the process.
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Pixelcoin was the first and it did innovate on "buy other's pixels like a chain game", kinda like a billboard with people spray painting all over each other.
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Why do you need this loan? Is it for fiat?
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LOL, I love this war currently going on
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I'm sorry for the issues with the site currently.
We are currently undergoing a ddos attack.
I want to confirm that all funds are completely safe.
We hope to be back up again soon. Thanks for everyone's patience as we work through this!
Another DDoS target? There's definitely someone with big pockets / botnets behind it. |
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Big THANK YOU to the moderator, the picture is out already  Yeah thanks mod for deleting alot of my on-topic post. Lets protect a scam. I am sorry I let most of my deleted post go without a fight not this one she is clearly running a scam and to protect it is horrible thing to do. Just to make sure I am on-topic again SCAMIt is a scam, just like Pirateat40 was. Sure, some people would have made profit from pirate, but that doesn't change the fact that it is a scam. For this 'found', it's the 'internet marketers' who promote this who actually earn any money. Seriously, if there is a total of two newly registered WF accounts supporting it, it's a scam. |
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It's more likely that you're going to lose money to this scammer here. |
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You act like this forum only has mining securities. No, there's a ton more, and this is one of the shittier ones (like that Joker one).
The downside of a quarterly dividends is that you're able to try to get as much shares sold as possible for 3 months, dump all the shares on the orderbook, and then run away without paying a satoshi.
This isn't "innocent until proven guilty", you need to prove that (i) you can be trusted (ii) you are actually competent at what you do, and actually has a trading algorithm and (iii) that it makes a profit.
I said it was "guilty until senior members stop heckling you" and I wonder, statistically, how effective that has been at preventing scams from happening or preventing the community approved companies from going into receivership. From my casual observation it hasn't and that the senior members are a bigger threat to bitcoin commerce than any of the companies they blacklist. I understand the need to prove trust as well as offer historical data. But this is a chicken and egg problem, for this IPO, so it is more likely I will begin operations with closely held shares and just post the NAV changes weekly. It sure prevented shit like this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109883.0 |
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I am interested. However, I would like to get more data:
1. What part of the profit (if any) will be fed back into the algorithm and what part will be given out as dividends?
2. What happens if btc-e is ddosed/shuts down/your account is hacked?
3. How reliable is your infrastructure? Is it running on a dedicated server/ec2? How is it monitored?
4. I assume most trading activities carry risk. Do you have any risk assessment for the types of trades/positions you will be involved in?
5. Can you provide a time graph of your earnings, preferably superimposed over btc/usd and other relevant ratios (since you said you are also trading other cryptos)
6. Related to 5, which cryptos will you be trading? I assume btc, ltc. Are there more?
7. A screenshot of the algorithm in action/log file/sample transactions might help convincing (if possible).
Sorry for raining questions on you, your effort is appreciated.
1. reserved 2. coins won't sit on the exchanges, only when trading. This the the current way to mitigate what I will call exchange risk 3. reserved 4. I think this is addressed in the original post. 5. reserved 6. BTC, LTC . Evaluations of others based on their liquidity. 7. reserved No info about dividends! No info about infrastructure! No earnings info! No screenshots or proof of any kind! Reserved! |
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> "ASIC-MINER PT"
That is a passthrough..
> "The manager of it owns half of the shares"
Correction: Half of Bitfountain was offered for sale as ASICMINER (difference being the break even clause). ASICMINER is not one guy, and the manager does not own half of Bitfountain.
> "I want to offer exposure to the HFT profits."
Proof that it actually exists?
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Just store your private keys securely.
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Firewalls won't help! You could do some clever thing such as modify the cache of a browser to make it pass your API keys to your site when next opened. Inject into another process. Etc etc. There's tons of possibilities.
Source code or GTFO. Seriously, I'm not trusting anything I don't build from source, especially when it involves thousands of dollars.
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