Why would anyone care, and who are they? Looks like junk on your site, and the satoshidice and rss feed cubes look terrible too.
don't visit it then... 70,000 visitors a day go there... so making it 69,999 a day won't bug me too much. I fixed order of Gold / Silver and Gold:BTC and Silver:BTC Feedback other than from farlack ... we already know his opinion .. You know, for some reason I really doubt you're getting 70,000 visitors a day. You don't even have any seo, you don't even have any real tracking software. You're using a hit counter that probably adds +1 every time it refreshes. Google analytics is free. I was just trying to help, though I guess I was wasting my time, seeing as I'm trying to help convince the same person you don't need a $500 a month server for 50mb a month in bandwidth, that out of your supposed 70,000 visitors I'm sure 69,995 don't know who that person is. And the two blocks look tacky as hell covering your charts. |
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Bitcoin is not democracy-rule or minority-rule, it's a consensus. What Bitcoin is to you is whatever client you choose to run. If the majority decide to adopt a hard fork that changes something in a way you don't like, you can choose to continue using the old client and connecting to a network with others who do the same.
Wrong, News: All users of Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind versions 0.7.2 and earlier are required to upgrade to 0.8.1 or apply a manual workaround by May 15. More info. It's up to the devs, and now bitpay where bitcoin goes. |
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Uh, seriously do we need a guide.. Why do you need mtgox to buy bitcoin?  |
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Why would anyone care, and who are they? Looks like junk on your site, and the satoshidice and rss feed cubes look terrible too.
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I love it because you can see all over the world where bitcoins are popping up, even in countries you would not expect.
Goodstuff.
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Doesn't make sense, why would you get paid $10 to pay $12 in a few days? Why not just mine and keep your own coin.
Seems fishy to me.
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I love bitpay, but this is a really bad thing. Now bitpay has control over how bitcoin will work. I'm not sure if anyone noticed, but what ever the devs put in the code, is whats in everyones bitcoin. It will now be what bitpay wants to see changed, not what the users want, because of course, no one is going to download the latest version from johnjoe who no one knows, over the dev for the past 3 years.
Other than that worry, congrats. I'm curious, are you being paid in bitcoin?
Did you know that Gavin once worked for CoinLab? Did you know he now works for Bitcoin Foundation? Linux development is partially from paid workers for RedHat, SUSE, etc. There's no reason Bitcoin should be different. Payment processors are the closest thing you get to a bank. Banks are in control right now, why would you want the next best thing in charge? That's what bitcoin is against. I'm not saying this has to be a bad thing, it could really benefit, but the possibility is still there. Geed is in human nature. |
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Your account currently has a "Verified" status; you can update your account to a "Trusted" status.
BTC : You can still withdraw up to 100.00000000 BTC provided you have enough on your account (your limit is 100.00000000 BTC per 24 hours )
USD : You can still withdraw up to $1,000.00000 provided you have enough on your account (your limit is $1,000.00000 per 24 hours and $10,000.00000 per 30 days)
“Trusted” Accounts are eligible for the below withdrawal limits:
Traditional Currencies
Daily withdrawal limit (24hrs): 100,000 USD (or equivalent)
Monthly withdrawal limit: 500,000 USD (or equivalent)
Bitcoin
Daily Bitcoin withdrawal limit (24hrs): 10,000 BTC
Monthly Bitcoin withdrawal limit: none
In order to apply for the “Trusted” account status, you need to get a notarized copy sealed with an apostille for the following documents:
A copy of your (valid) government issued photo ID (passport, permanent residence card or driver’s license) and
A copy of either your monthly utility bill (power, phone, TV, gas, water, etc.) or a certificate of residency issued by your local government.
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I love bitpay, but this is a really bad thing. Now bitpay has control over how bitcoin will work. You are free to hire whomever you want to review the source code and see to it that nothing bad happens to it, if you are worrying about it. P.S. I'm not here to bitch about him being hired, I just wanted to bring to light how it might not be good, and to make sure it doesn't become a bad thing for it happening, such as bitpay doing what bitpay wants for themself. |
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I love bitpay, but this is a really bad thing. Now bitpay has control over how bitcoin will work. I'm not sure if anyone noticed, but what ever the devs put in the code, is whats in everyones bitcoin. It will now be what bitpay wants to see changed, not what the users want, because of course, no one is going to download the latest version from johnjoe who no one knows, over the dev for the past 3 years.
Other than that worry, congrats. I'm curious, are you being paid in bitcoin?
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.. lol it just released 2 hours ago, what makes you think you have $630 worth of coins.
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I don't play this anymore, so I have no use.
Account created when the game first came out.
2305 total level
99 attack
98 defense
99 strength
99 constitution
90+ range
85+ prayer
99 magic
99 cooking
90+ woodcut
90+ fletching
90+ fishing
99 firemaking
80+ crafting
80+ smithing
90+ mining
85+ herb
99 agility
90+ theif
85+ slayer
85+ farm
84 runecrafting
85+ hunter
80+ construction
80+ summoning
112 dungeoneering
Around 40-50m in gold/stuff
$100 what ever value BTC is.
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Use bitpay, or coinbase, mtgox too, they all have buttons like a checkout cart.
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I can get it to work on IE, but not FF.
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I get this error
ReferenceError: precisionFromBTC is not defined
Cleared cache, cookies, restarted browser, no luck.
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You ever use tor, and check your ip address? It changes like every 3 seconds, and page change.
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I am not computer savvy in regards to programming or setting up servers etc. If one were to buy all the equipment and software, hardware etc? How much would something like this cost to set up a Bitcoin exchange better than Mt Gox?
Servers are the least expensive things as usual. A rough estimate for a serious exchange could look like this: Software development or purchase of out-of-the box product + customization: 100k-200k USD Servers: around 20k USD should be enough + Xk USD that you want to spend on DDOS protection, X can be as large as you want and still won't give you 100% DDOS resistance. Initial legal costs: 10K USD-100K USD (heavily depends on jurisdiction)  what bitcoin-related startups need least is fiat money. to OP: if you cannot develop by yourself, then don't try a bitcoin-related startup, because by doing so you give others opportunities to cheat you. Don't testing people. ^^^ This right here, why would someone accept a few thousand bucks, when someone with the intelligence to make the exchange can see mtgox making 250k a day? Look at facebook. |
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How about in the case of a slightly more advanced civilization (let's say by 1 year), I am paid 100% of my salary in bitcoins. However, I just got paid 5 BTC for a month of work when btc prices are at $1000 in bubble #3. Next month bubble has popped and we are to $500 all the way to tax-day. Do I pay tax on the $1000 rate or the $500 rate?
First in first out. Purchase: #1 $10 #2 $10.3 #3 $10.7 Sale: #1 11.2 #2 11.7 #3 12.4 $1.2 profit $1.4 profit $1.7 profit Or buy 10 for $100 Buy 2 for $99 Sell 11 for $110 You made $10 each and $11 for the one. You have to sell the 10 before you sell the 1. You only have to pay (if you have to pay on btc) if you cash to fiat. You can get paid $100,000,000 in BTC, and you never have to pay a cent, until you cash it. |
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4) Stop loss orders: give users the option to define a point where they can buy or sell BTC for a limited loss, rather than further going into the red. Seriously.
5) Credit Cards: Allow verified and trusted users the option to purchase bitcoin with credit card with the specific warning the chargebacks would likely result in their account being frozen. Since verified and trusted users already have their information on file, it becomes difficult for individuals to successfully defraud MtGox with a chargeback without repercussion. For honest users, It would become SO MUCH EASIER to fund accounts.
I'm curious what other ideas you guys have. I'll add them in to the list
4) This will make the price crash even more, get a trading bot. 5) You have to have a merchant to accept them, probably high risk, and high risk have a 9% fee, +$1 per transaction with 10% rolling reserve for 6 months. You cant just walk into a bank and get a CC processor that will approve BTC. They need to have a system set up that charges like $1 to withdrawal a certain amount and you get a phone call to confirm the transfer. |
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