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581  Local / India / Bitcoin in China / hoarding problems. (Any solution) on: November 19, 2013, 06:32:07 AM
Well the  Chinese  pushed  the  BTC to  such  level. What i am  trying to  understand  is  that  can  this   effect the entire  ecosystem of  bitcoins  around the  world.

Besides the growth in value of BTC i see these  as a  bad side effect .

1. hoarding the  Bitcoins  creates  a  supply  problem.  
2. artificial  growth  of the  Coins
3. Loss of basic  utility of Bitcoin being  used as a currency

There is  another  problem i am  trying to  wrap my head  around.
For  some  reason i see bitcoin's rapid  growth  as its  own  downfall. i say this  looking  at  the  economics relating to it.
If a  price  of a  currency increases at  such  volatile rate, can it  be effectively used as a  mode of  currency, because  of the  coin changing its  value  it  becomes next  to  impossible  for  people  to  have  any  certainty on its true  value  during  purchase. I guess i just  repeated point 3. *aww  well*

I  like  that  Bitcoin is  increasing  in  value day  by  day, but what i  would  have  liked to  see  was a  steady  growth  in  value  alowing  people to  stabilize transaction of goods and  services. but  what happens  in reality is  it  jumps and  falls  rapidly.


What  do  you  think  should  be  the  ideal  growth  rate  and coin  supply, so that it  is   easy for  vendors  to  do  business?
582  Local / India / Re: Help needed on: November 19, 2013, 06:07:29 AM
OP, it is not clear how your wallet was stored. If you want help, you need to explain the problem clearly:

You used blockchain.info.. Right? It does not store wallet locally (except in the cache). The wallet is stored in a db at the server. So I don't see how a disk crash could cause this.
So all you need is the wallet identifier and password. The identifier is used to find which wallet to open.

Did you lose your identifier as well? If so, did you have an email attached with your wallet? If you don't have it, the you need to look at the browser cache to see if the wallet is there. Do not use the computer for anything, and post this in the "Technical support" forum. Someone there will be able to help you.



+1. Am still trying to figure out how disk crash would affect a blockchain.info wallet.
You might loose the client side encryption if you were using browser extension.

But i think you should still be able to access your wallet through web. Isn't it.?

Yup recovery is  possible  i  have  recovered  accounts  from blockchain.info by simply getting the  email  attachment.
But  what i  suspect is  that  he may have  used  a  disposable  email  address and  never  bothered to  back  up the  email. 

Now that the  identifier is  lost  he   cant retrieve  any emails  from a  disposable  email address and  now it  just  impossible  to  get it  back
583  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: NEWBIE - Broker for Mumbai Politicians / Builders Lobby on: November 19, 2013, 06:00:46 AM
@subvolatil: I don't know you are getting so hyper. Like I said, I do not support nor protest against them. Their source of funds is completely unknown to me and neither do I care. As I see it, this is just a form of asset protection/investment away from traditional modes. Although it is apparent from my posting that there is some illegal source of funds considering the hate we have for those types of people generally.

If mod thinks this is against the rules of the board, he may delete the thread.

Absinthe


All   i am  saying  is  that  bitcoin  does not  need  bad  press  right now.  and  being  linked  to money  laundering is  some thing  the  community  does not   need.  there  is  no  rule against  talking  about  it . I  am just   voicing my  opinion and requesting  members  to  keep  clear  of such practices. 

This  community  is  a  small  one but  growing , we  can't  have  something  linking  criminal  Enterprise stopping  any  chance  of  a   good  Monetary system being  accepted in India  in a  wider  scale.

You look  at  BTC as a  asset protection and  investment, which in its  self  points  to  illegal money  laundering  schema. and  involve  Builders  and  politicians, then  that  just  becomes a   giant  red flag. 

You  yourself  just  admitted on the  above  post  that  there are  some  illeagle  sources  of  funds.  If  that's  being  true  i  would  suggest  you not  to  advertise it  especially on a  public  forum and take  your   business dealings  away from  the  public  forum.

And  by the  way i  think  you have not  done  your  home  work on  how  BTC  works, do that first.  like  i  said  every thing is  traceable and all transaction is  public that includes the  BTC amount on the  address.
 

584  Local / India / Re: Help needed on: November 18, 2013, 11:25:32 PM

now  just  mark  this  off  as a  loss  and  move  on.  

there  will  be  sunnier  days  ahead.  

I have been banging my head on the wall for the amount of BTC spent/ converted over the past year. -.-

Somebuddy shoulda warned me this was gonna crash upwards!

I have  been  hitting  my  head  over  with a hammer  sold  off  every thing  at  $298 and  now  i am  regretting.  at  first i  was  like   smart move  you are  rich and  wait  for it  to  go  down, it  never  went  down. :-(


he he.. Am also in the same boat mate.! I Offloaded a few as soon as it hit 300.. Part of it was of my customers assets which i manage.
The more painful thing is, if this price increase was over the period of 6 months, then it would have not bothered me. But instead it is over a period of 1 week.

Infact i received the USD transfer from the sale just 2 days ago when it was 500.

If i knew china  would  be  investing  so heavily i  would not  have  sold, could  have   earned profit to have my self  retired, but instead i  was left with  holding my D**k .   Argggg.......


And now  there is  a  dam  coin shortage .

585  Local / India / Re: BTC is out of stock at Coinbase as well.! on: November 18, 2013, 11:14:30 PM
Where are all the bitcoins..? Is btcchina making such a difference.?

Coinbase is out of stock as well. They are not honoring any instant buys.!




Yup the  Chinese are  Hording the  coins now.

They are  going  after LTC now.

I just hope the Chinese government  makes  uses of  BTC more  transparent .  Looks like the Americans are  warming up to the  idea  of bitcoins  being a  good thing  for the  economy.
586  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: NEWBIE - Broker for Mumbai Politicians / Builders Lobby on: November 18, 2013, 10:06:51 PM

A Word of WARNING!!

@Absinthe as you have mentioned  big politicians and builders  i  see  criminal  enterprise, and  money laundering. this is  not  some thing  that this  community  wants to associate  its  self  with .  

If you have such intention please keep is  far  away from this  forum.  and by the way Bitcoin is not a  investment  instrument it is  a value  transaction  system.

Do also note  that bitcoine is a  open  system  with all  transaction logged  forever, and  also  that the  bitcoins can  be traced  using  various  analysis technique.  so dont think that bitcoin is a  anonymous system  where  criminal activity can  be  kept secret.


587  Local / India / Re: Help needed on: November 18, 2013, 07:39:07 PM

now  just  mark  this  off  as a  loss  and  move  on. 

there  will  be  sunnier  days  ahead. 

I have been banging my head on the wall for the amount of BTC spent/ converted over the past year. -.-

Somebuddy shoulda warned me this was gonna crash upwards!

I have  been  hitting  my  head  over  with a hammer  sold  off  every thing  at  $298 and  now  i am  regretting.  at  first i  was  like   smart move  you are  rich and  wait  for it  to  go  down, it  never  went  down. :-(
588  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: NEWBIE - Broker for Mumbai Politicians / Builders Lobby on: November 18, 2013, 05:56:53 PM
@americandesi: Thanks for the advice, will sure check that out. Considering China is #1/#2 in black money near about up there with India globally, I wouldn't be surprised if it crosses $1000 before Dec. They are some crazy f#cks Huh Shocked Grin

Check your PM btw, want to buy.

@subvolatil: Are you saying this is a bubble. From what I've seen and read, this is just the start. Imagine what will happen when the next tsunami comes. It will make 2008 look like a small blip. BTC is the way forward. Revolution.

Absinthe

 well like i said  the chines are depleting the supply of  btc, they are effetely hording it. now. if  the  chines  hold  btc  to such a  volume   that it  makes  it  impossible  for btc to be used  for  trade ( buy goods and  services.) that  will bring about a  change in businesses not  accepting btc and  using  other  alt coins.

This may happen after  one year or  next month, the world of btc is highly volatile, have to tread carefully.   if  you  end  up  investing  about  a  Crore today and  the  price  falls what answers  are  you  going to   give  to your  bosses.  i  guess those people  will rather   like  to  make  people  dissipear  that  listen to  your  reasoning  that the  prices  will  rise   in  time.  

All i am  saying is  be careful, i have  seen  alot of  BTC  bubbles  burst.

Note:-- The  price  of   bit coin  will  rise  and  will keep  rising.  the  only  factor  is  you must not  panic  and  read  the   over all  environment  BTC is  at  at this  moment.  The  value of  BTC  is in the utility of  the  coin  if it  looses that utility the   we are  all  fucked.
589  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: NEWBIE - Broker for Mumbai Politicians / Builders Lobby on: November 18, 2013, 05:27:37 PM

Well  the  chinese  are  holding  their   BTC  and  wont   let  go  of it now. 

Better  look  else where  like LTC and FTC, as a  long term  solution. You  will get   burnt  once  BTC   hits the price wall and drops  like  a  brick, you  will loose  that  money  so  be  careful. 
590  Local / India / Re: Help needed on: November 18, 2013, 05:23:03 PM
Check your  email   try to  see  if  you  find  the  old  identifier  number in  it  .  all you have  to do is   get that identifier  number  and   login  using  your  old  password . And  dont  panic. 

No i haven't used my email even that time.that was just the beginning for me to start using the bitcoins

Well in that case all i can  say is  better  back up  your wallets and  stop  using  the  hosted  wallet  service.  have  it on your  computer  encrypt it  or  print it   out. 

now  just  mark  this  off  as a  loss  and  move  on. 

there  will  be  sunnier  days  ahead. 
591  Local / India / Re: Help needed on: November 18, 2013, 03:20:35 PM
Check your  email   try to  see  if  you  find  the  old  identifier  number in  it  .  all you have  to do is   get that identifier  number  and   login  using  your  old  password . And  dont  panic. 
592  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: Why so much indian hate in my country? on: November 18, 2013, 03:05:57 PM
I live in the states. and it's the midwest, south crowd that have negative sterotypes for indians

Aware me on this?


That's ckz  you are   living  in the  midwest,  redneck  nation,  its  normal there. Its  worst  in  Texas.
593  Local / Press & News from India / Re: RBI spokesperson misunderstands what "legal tender" refers to? on: November 14, 2013, 08:14:14 PM
Well regulations are good. Regulations are there mostly to get consumer protection. Think once if IRDA is not there what will happen in insurance sector. If TRAI is not there what will happen in telemarketing sector. There might be difference in opinion in their execution or effectiveness, but they are needed for sure.

Regards

Regulation as a general principle is required when a significant portion of people/businesses are using a new kind of service/product. Regulation is promulgated to ensure that the interested entities act in a fair and transparent manner.

Most of the Govt Organisations all across the world act on a similar basis.

Given that bitcoin has not touched even 0.1% of Indian population, I am pretty sure RBI is acting rightly when they say "watching and learning".


Let us hope that bitcoin crosses the minimum threshold and regulation is introduced. By that time some of entities who are already dealing with Bitcoins will be asked to follow the regulations and at the same time will be given enough time to adhere to them.




Well i  have  always  been  anti regulation. it  is only  made  to  profit  the  richest  companies and  individual and  does not   take into consideration  the  population. IRDA and TRAI  makes  it  impossible  for  a  one  man  enterprise  to  enter  that  sector  and  innovate  and provide  proper  growth. It  usually  stagnates  growth and  progress of a  particular  sector.   Government  regulation in  full  transparency  of public  review and  implementation is  the only   way  a   regulation  will work, in India that will never  happen , its  to  corrupt. 
594  Local / India / Re: Sell coins book profit, No fees on selling coins :) on: November 14, 2013, 08:07:18 PM
I did not get the point. Who decides the base price for charging the commission? Say I buy a coin for Rs.1000 and want to sell it at Rs.1200. Either i directly quote Rs.1200 as the price or say the price is 1150 and the 'fee' is Rs.50 .
"It gives you better competitiveness in price display."


is the prominent factor if u ask me.

ppl will visit  thinking the rates are cheaper, ofcourse can later decide on it.

devansh1991 what you  said  is  an  ideal  form  of  trading  which  can  only  be  possible  if  there  is a  trading   market,  in India.  right now   the   price  determination  is  done  by  exchanges   that are in  other  countries and   it  does  not   paint  a   proper  picture  of  what  the   market  force  in  India  is  like. 

I have  always  said  that   we  can  create  a  market  force   determination  in India   without  a  conventional trading market  setup (Exhange), i.e  to  use  this   forum's Market  section  as a   barometer,  enforce  a  rule  that   makes the  sellers  and  buyers  to  display  the  amt  they  are   willing to  buy and  sell for .  the   mid  point  will be   a current  market  price. 
595  Local / India / Re: Bitcoins trading, risky or fun on: November 13, 2013, 05:37:25 PM
^^^ -  this is the absolute truth.  Don't believe it?  Go read the inputs.io and coinlenders threads.

Its unexpected what happened to inputs.io

BTW, is Blockchain.info safe ?

Nothing is  safe on the  cloud. get  your  own wallet  and  encrypt it . security  of your  bitcoin  is  totally  on  you.  i  prefer  to   print  out  my wallet  and  keep it  off  the  grid. 
596  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: Travelling to India on: November 12, 2013, 06:55:48 PM
I wanna see Darjiling.......

Love  that town  lived  there  of  a  couple of  years,  if  you are  going there  hit  me  up  will refer  you  a  few  good  places.

597  Local / India / Re: The Great Indian Bitcoin Industry on: November 11, 2013, 03:30:22 PM
Hey !!!!  why  is  every one  reserving.  Tongue Tongue Tongue


A  well  i   guess i  should  too . 
(I  think i  should  announce  a  strip  club  that only  accepts  bitcoins.)



Reserved.
598  Local / India / Re: IRC Channel for Bitcoin in India. on: November 10, 2013, 11:09:05 PM
Sorry about  that, looks like  people  dont  want to use  IRC. i still have  a  channel  bot  running  on that and  do   login  during the  night. but  so fat  no one  come  over. looks like  the  volume of people interested in Bitcoin is fat  lower  that  we  thought in India.
599  Local / India / Re: indian exchanges , overly complex and unfunctional ? on: November 01, 2013, 03:27:11 PM
Hi,

I have reviewed almost all the indian exchanges, inrbtc.com, buysellbitco.in to name a few.
  • Most of these sites requires around 8 step for me to even do something, I might as well make my own exchange in  8 steps
  • The time period from most faq looks like from 1 - 4 days,  
  • Whatever happened to showing volumes and taking buy/sell orders ?
  • No good indian exchange is showing up its graph in bitcoincharts.com , we have 12 US exchanges and 3 chinese ones. How does anybody know the volume of indian currency being traded in bitcoins ?

To see what I am talking about see fybsg.com, or any other good international exchange . Here are the basic stuff needed :
  • Show and keep  a local balance of rupees in the user account, no need for user to continuously transfer funds to buy/sell new coins
  • Show volumes and integrate with bitcoincharts.com
  • Allow user to specify buy/sell orders instead of giving them bitcoins at fixed price
  • 2FA, not necessary to would be good
  • Automated trading api

I am unsure of what are the legal aspects of an exchange in India. I am willing to help technically to make a better bitcoin exchange. Lets have a discussion on  what are logistics in getting this done. Lets not be stuck in mediocrity



btc_enigma , you are  correct.  the  problem  is that india   does not  have  a  proper   bitcoin exchange  market. the  companies  that do  exists  in  India  are only a   currency  exchange companies.  (p.s - BuysellBitco.in you are  a  exchange  company  ,  you are  not  a  Exchange  market )

The  main  problem   starting  up  a  exchange  market  is  that  a  company  cannot  take in money  deposit  from  individuals, if they  do  they  would  need  a  lot  of   licence  requirements  from the RBI. Technically  for the  RBI  if  you   accept  deposits  you are  considered  a   banking and  financial institution.  and in india  the Licence Raj  is  still in  existence.  The  government  makes  it   very  hard  to operate  such  a  business.  There are too many  regulation and  hoops  you need to jump through to  even   operate  a  business in  India.

Creating  an exchange that  does  what  all  the major  international  bitcoin exchange does is not  a   huge  hurdle, it  is  the  Business  regulation and   government  interference that breaks  a  common mans  back.    

Edit :
Regarding  Volumes. there is no  actual volumes in  india,  there  are  very  few  people   that  uses  bitcoin,  There  is  barely  any  bitcoin  meetups that  happen  in india.  The  one  i  have  been to in Banglore  is  more   structured  to be  call an  investment  group .  Rather  than  a  meetup.

Bitcoin India  IRC  Channel  is   empty  with  no  users    even  loging in .  which  means   no one  is  ready  to participate  in  contribution  to  bitcoin.

Most  of the  users   here are only here  to make money. (Nothing  wrong  with that)

I  have  not  see  a   passionate  member  who  believes  in  the  decentralized  power  of  bitcoin, and  want to   make  it   successful  and  not   bring  profits  ahead  of  contribution. 

Grassroots initiatives are  verry rare.   

The  most  Biggest  problem in my opinion is that bitcoin is  to expensive  for  people to  really   be involved in, espically  in  india.


600  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Bitcoin Faucet where you can get upto 1 BTC every hour **NEW PROMO** on: October 30, 2013, 04:35:01 PM
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