jak dla mnie to jest trochę chore, kupując u nich Gh 101% zysku z wykopanych BTC idzie dla nich jaki jest sens się w to bawić ... chyba jedynie mając własny sprzęt ewentualnie bawiąc się w kupno i sprzedaż Gh chodź i tutaj ciężko jest coś zarobić bo 0.2% podatku tez jest odczuwalne zwłaszcza ze płacisz go dwukrotnie przy zakupie i sprzedaży.

Edit: gdyby te opłaty były naliczane co 24h lub co tydzień to może by się jeszcze człowiek połapał a tak to naprawie nie wiadomo czy leci przycinka o te pare bo pare satoshi ale w przeliczeniu na ilość udziałowców to trochę im tam się uzbiera

tylko właśnie tutaj jest problem bo niby mam te 4.2Gh ale tak naprawdę tyle nie mam,bo mam 1.77Gh masz niżej wykres mojej prędkości kopania, te 4.2Gh to przycinka bo płace za share więcej a wydobywanie mam na poziomie 1.77Gh, i jak mi omija jakąś rundę to nie dostaje wynagrodzenia za pominiętą https://i.imgur.com/MR2rN4U.png

opłata też nie jest stała tylko zależna własnie od tej "wyimaginowanej" prędkości czyli im więcej mam share w danej rundzie tym więcej płace te 4.2Gh to 512 share opłata 28 satoshi, nie raz mam opłatę na poziomie 200 satoshi i wtedy jestem na - w balansie BTC

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Mam dziwny problem związany z kopaniem na cex.io

1. Nie dochodzi mi do każdej rundy w kopalni a jak już dojdzie to łapie mi "transfer" 4,2Gh (raz po raz nawet 10Gh+) a na stan dzisiejszy posiadam jedynie 1.77Gh (dopiero się zaczynam bawić) jak przychodzi wypłata to za te 1.77Gh a opłata za utrzymanie jest wiele większa z czego profit z kopania wychodzi prawie na 0.

2.Jaki jest koszta prowizji kopalni ? 25%?

żeby rozjaśnić zaistniałą sytuacje dodaje 2 screeny

transfer w kopalni: https://i.imgur.com/xVTZQwa.png
koszty utrzymania: https://i.imgur.com/kfkVr58.png

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The value of one bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level for almost a year.

On Sunday afternoon Bitcoin hit a low of $290 ($181), and the virtual currency lost about 18% of its value across the whole weekend.

The crypto-currency has seen its value steadily fall since December 2013, when each bitcoin was briefly worth more than $1,100.

Economic experts put the steady fall in value down to the internal mechanics of the system used to generate bitcoins.
Money makers

Since the fall at the weekend, values have recovered. Now, according to Coindesk, individual bitcoins are worth about $330 (£263) each.

An increasing number of shops and payment-processing firms have signed up to let people use the virtual currency to pay for goods and services.

Paypal's announcement in late September that it was putting in place systems to let its merchants accept bitcoins caused a brief bump in the value of the crypto-cash, but this has now been eroded.

Some speculated that the fall was due in part to the greater number of businesses accepting bitcoins, which had led to more of the coins being in circulation, depressing prices.

However, said economic historian Garrick Hileman from the London School of Economics, the numbers of bitcoins being put back into circulation via this route was not significant enough to effect prices so markedly and for so long.

The most recent swings in value were down to speculative trading, he said, but this did not explain the long term decline.

One significant factor, he said, was the steady supply of new bitcoins introduced in to the market every day by miners. These are people who use powerful computers to carry out the complicated mathematics involved in validating transactions made in bitcoins. In return for carrying out this work, miners are regularly rewarded with newly minted bitcoins.

"Approximately every 10 minutes 25 new bitcoins are mined into existence, which works out to approximately 3,600 new bitcoins created every day," he said. "At current prices that's $1.2m in new supply coming into existence every day."

Miners converted some of their coins to pay for the power needed to keep machines running and to ensure they used the fastest computers available, he said.

"How much of this $1.2m miners have to sell to pay for these things is a closely guarded trade secret, but unless the market can absorb the new bitcoins which miners sell, the price will fall," he said.

In addition, said Dr Hileman, a whole host of other factors including regulatory concerns, competition from alternative payment systems and the strength of the dollar were all impinging on the Bitcoin world.

Not all Bitcoin enthusiasts were worried by the ongoing slide. Roger Ver, who has invested in several Bitcoin start-ups, pointed out in a tweet that those holding bitcoins had enjoyed a good year.

"For anyone complaining about the current price of Bitcoin, remember it has more than doubled over the last 12 months." he wrote. His message was accompanied by a graph of values from exchange Bitstamp, which showed this time last year the Bitcoin was worth about $120.

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This article is old and misleading.

There has been a ban on using any currency other than rubles to transact in Russia for quite some time. It is not legal to use USD or EUR in Russia.

Bitcoin was always subject to this but it wasn't actively enforced. This "ban" isn't on Bitcoin, it is on all currencies other than Russian rubles.

Source(s):
http://www.waytorussia.net/Practicalities/Money.html
http://rt.com/business/russian-lawmaker-dollar-ban-663/
http://www.munknee.com/this-proposed-law-would-ban-use-or-possession-of-u-s-dollar-in-russia/

Local media outlet Lenta.ru reports that the regulator, which has been debating the issue of a Russian ban for some time, will officially issue legislation to be made public in due course.

It is expected to include penalties for the use and creation of methods of generating cryptocurrencies, specifically 50,000 rubles (US$1,260) for individuals, 100,000 rubles (US$2,507) for officials and up to one million rubles (US$25,200) for businesses.

Orders will be partially accomplished, with and algorithm, trading bots will adjust to sell in a way for maxing gains. I fake the market to stay at the price of others markets, meanwhile i try to sell at the price without lowering too much my coins (i need to sell without being the big whale). Not all buy orders will be executed, Bank deposits to get out last days, someone will notice something, all will dont care, until they are late and wasted, it will be weeks.
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Not all buy orders will be executed

Bank deposits to get out last days

you do realise right now that no one knows how much real bank notes sit in btc-e, bitstamp and bitfinex bank accounts right?

you do realise that just moving 200 coins on btc-e causes peoples naive belief that the market cap of $5billion shoots up to $6 billion.. right... simply because someone ate 200 coins of sell orders (causing a $75 price wall difference($357-$450) due to most sell orders only being 0.011btc).

you do realise that last year mtgox when they had active trading, was doing in excess of 150k coin volume. and btc-e was close behind... but this year btc-e is well under 20k. bitstamp doesnt really exceed 25k. and in both cases most of that volume is internal movements of the MySQL database. not deposits and withdrawals of actual fiat.

so as the OP asks, ignoring the exchanges naive valuation of the market cap because no one can, with any sanity, truly value 13million coins on the bases of less than 200 coins moving around per hour. especially if they cant put a proper dollar value against the cap as a proper measure.

im not saying that its a flaw.. just a naive human acceptance.

i think when things like winklevoss ETF open, where they have to be transparent about the fiat reserves and bitcoin holdings. then a more accurate and healthy valuation can be found.

but right now the only transparent and direct 100% real fiat-bitcoin trade is localbitcoins.

Well he sent me an invoice, and it he put that it was for BTC in the description. Also the invoice was for goods and not a gift to friends or family.

Im sitted on loads of coins. I create or buy an exchange to sell them without lowering the price. With this conditions:
Fake buy orders to balance up my sell orders.
In my exchange, certain buy orders are flagged as fake so i can profit from newcomers without impacting on transactions. Dollars, bitcoins, is my volume i move it wherever i want (im a market maker, i dont pay fees or nothing for moving), meanwhile others are buying my coins high and im getting dollars. After all in all exchanges transactions are anonymous, who knows which is wich, and who is who.
The transactions could all be displayed to all, who knows what is happening internally, in terms of banking audits.

Im surprised it comes from country almost cut off from financial markets. I guess Russia needs a lection first how these countries who control financial markets worldwide can cut them off from worldwide money transfers to understand why decentralized cryptocurrency is the way to go.