LOL. No, not really. Etoro might be a well known joke in the forex trading world but certainly not a well respected one.

Its a frameset that is trying to load a java applet and the original bitcoinwisdom inside an iframe.

Please make sure you have disabled the Java plugin in the browser, bad things could happen.

Bots are people too. They have money to lose and they want to make profits from trading. Just like human traders too.

There is no difference. It doesn't matter whether a trader's organism is based on carbon or silicon. He/it is still a trader and his/its liquidity is liquidity and his/its trading volume is trading volume.

Beautiful!

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The way they are deliberately plotted on linear scale which is almost always inappropriate with these types of numbers is called "panic chart":

http://blog.bissantz.com/line-straight-wrong
http://blog.bissantz.com/linear-vs-logarithmic-scales
http://blog.bissantz.com/rules-of-thumb-for-eyewitnesses

Great! Now I can finally draw my lines and don't have to hold a sheet of paper against my screen! This website is coming closer to absolute perfection. I just sent a few beers your way! Cheers!

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Straight lines on linear chart of something that does not follow an additive model do not make much sense anyways. The default should be: lines are straight lines on the log chart and appear exponential on the linear chart and also the default view for new users should be log scale and not linear.

Why don't you trade in JPY and withdraw JPY?

Gox seems not to function properly at the moment, high lag and almost no trades coming through.

You don't know why your bot is doing what its doing? Stop it immediately and diagnose the code until you understand what is going on.

You can use this:

it will produce plots like these: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=181584.msg3911898#msg3911898

or here (same plot as above after a few more weeks):

Bug report:

When attempting to send from this address: https://blockchain.info/address/1K3bMZ7SvkzoGZTYD5EpYPKbN8PPQKqidG

which currently contains 2.48345024 BTC
and hitting the "max" button to send everything
it will only allow me to send 1.91515024 BTC

Any attempt to enter any larger amount will be denied with "insufficient funds to pay fee".

This address contains only a dozen outputs and a fee of 0.5683 BTC (over 400 Euro!) seems a bit high to me.

Edit: is it maybe the unusual pay-to-pubkey format of some of the unspent outputs? These were generated by Schildbach when It moved coins internally between 2 addresses (this is a key that was formerly used in my Schildbach wallet and was imported into Mycelium). If this is the case then you need to fix it so that it can use these types of outputs as transaction inputs. You will need a different type of signature script for these inputs, only the signature and not the pubkey because the pubkey will come from the output script, see wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script#Standard_Generation_Transaction_.28pay-to-pubkey.29

Edit2: This will most likely happen more often when people start importing keys from Schildbach. These pay-to-pubkey transactions are generated by Schildbach when it does its emergency transactions, when funds are sent to an old address that was flagged as insecure (due to the Android bug) it will immediately sweep the funds into a new secure address and it will use pay-to-pubkey for it. All these pay-to-pubkey transactions you can see arriving in my above address result from this.

Feature request:

If the wallet has multiple keys (addresses) and they have labels then please show the label of the receiving address in the transaction history instead of the sending address. The sending addresses are pretty much meaningless (to me at least and I guess to most other people too), I would rather like to see which of my own addresses has just received a payment. Currently there is no way to determine that information easily, even if I select the transaction details from the menu it won't show me the label, it will only show me the address (which I can't remember, that's why I have given them names in the first place).

Schildbach wallet suffers from the same problem (it has address labels but doesn't actually use them for anything and its author doesn't seem to be interested in fixing it), that's why I moved 5 Keys from Schildbach to Mycelium today, hoping it would work as expected but now I'm a little bit disappointed to see the exact same problem here :-(

Candoo, geh weg aus meinem Thread. Wenn Du zuviel Zeit hast dann setz Dich hin und mach endlich die Abrechnung um die Dich alle gebeten haben und seit etlichen Wochen drauf warten. Und jetzt verschwind aus meinem Thread mit Deinem besoffenen inhaltsleeren Gelabere.

vielleicht so um die 300m฿, ich hab mich da noch nicht endgültig festgelegt, das ist nur ein ganz grober Rahmen, wie gesagt, das sollen keine high-end kisten sein sondern ganz normale allzweck home office und surf-PC, gebraucht sollen sie deshalb sein weil ich mir einen Preisvorteil verspreche gegenüber vergleichbarer Neuware. Wenn Du mir jetzt natürlich Neugeräte zum halben Preis anbieten kannst dann wär ich auch versucht etwas tiefer ins Wallet zu greifen.

Ziel der Übung ist eigentlich die Bitcons direkt zu verwenden und nicht erst umständlich zu EUR und dann noch PayPal und eBay zu füttern die mein Geld in keinster Weise verdient haben. Laptop ist schön und gut aber aus verschiedenerlei Gründen brauch ich jetzt 2 Desktop Rechner.

Anwendungsbereich: Office, Web, Verschiedenes, kein Hardcore-Gamer. Entweder nicht allzulang gebracht oder ausgelaufene Vorführmodelle, Windows 7 (keinesfalls 8!), 64 bit, ausreichend RAM (lieber mehr als weniger, ich will nie wieder Gesichtslähmung bekommen wenn ich Eclipse starte während der Browser noch offen ist, nie wieder!), keine high-end Graphik (wird nicht zum Zocken verwendet und auch nicht zum Minen), jedoch würde ich auf einem der beiden parallel auch Linux installieren wollen, ein kleines bisschen open-GL sollte also schon gehen, also keine on-board-Schrottgraphik von SiS oder ähnlich inkompatibles Zeugs.

Ich bräuchte genau 2 Stück, komplett mit brauchbarer Tastatur, Maus und brauchbarem Bildschirm.

Ich lass vielleicht auch mit mir reden wenn ihr nur einzelne Komponenten da habt, also z.B. zwei ordentliche Mainboards mit CPU+Kühler+RAM aus der Windows 7 Ära (und natürlich mit Windows und Treibern) und jemand anderes die restlichen Teile anbietet so daß ich für nen vernünftigen Preis alles zusammenbekomme was ich brauche aber je kompletter desto besser.

Ich könnte die Geräte in Hannover abholen und Bezahlung würde in Bitcoin erfolgen, aber bevor wir vom Bezahlen und Abholen sprechen möcht ich erstmal lesen was ihr so anzubieten habt. Also her mit den Angeboten damit ich mal sehen kann was meine bitcoins heutzutage so wert sind :-)

I just noticed there is the possibility to draw lines in the chart which is very helpful. However I noticed some strange behavior: If I try to draw a line in the log chart then it will actually draw a line in the linear chart and show it as a log function in the log view. It would be more natural the other way around: have lines show up as lines in the log view and translated into exponential functions in the linear view.

Or maybe even more intuitive: if you draw a line in *any* one of the two view modes then let it be a straight line in this mode where it was drawn and when switching the other mode then transform it accordingly. Depending on how you internally store the data you would have to internally add a flag to the line to remember in which mode it was drawn. If this can't be done then please make the default that a line is a line in log mode and an exponential in linear mode because that would be the most common use case.

This is actually quite convenient. You can save some transaction costs and third party trust problems by directly selling to your grandma.