Does avatrade offer BTC-denominated accounts like Broker1, or is all of it USD, and you can just buy BTC/USD cfds?

The buy wall at $105 seems to be gradually growing (probably just people bandwaggoning just beneath it) and gox is basically looking pretty bullish.

Bitstamp on the other hand has significantly more asks than bids within $10 in either direction. This is not bullish at all. Another thing I noticed is that the "clumpy" curve (i.e, the curve with the biggest walls, i.e, not smooth) generally is a stronger support than the smooth curve. Mt. Gox's bid wall is indeed very clumpy, while bitstamp's ask wall seems to be a bit clumpier than their bid. This probably means that the spread between the two is not going to be going down any time soon.

Bitfinex rates seem to generally indicate bullish tendencies, regardless of the fact that Bitfinex is essentially Bitstamp's market. The USD interest rates have been growing since yesterday fairly steadily, which is generally a bullish sign. According to Bitfinex's rates, people there are basically expecting BTC/USD to go up about 0.15% daily. The BSI is also positive, not sure thats very significant though.

wtf is this

Yea, a range... but its like 5% range

How does one go about doing this?

Of course its a hoax.

In order to the 5-th wave theory to work, we'd need to break above $112 by a fair margin. Otherwise, we've essentially just got a dumb ranging market on our hands.

So Lets see if bitfinex can save the day a second time. Waiting for a good entry time to sell and then loan my funds out for a bit at those astronomical rates. Then im going to compensate by levering long at broker1 as explained in sig. The problem is those huge spreads. Trick now is to pick the best time to buy, when I think the gox/stamp spread is the lowest its going to be in the near future. Then if all goes well I can sit back and collect interest.

So, if I short at bitfinex, can I use the resulting btc to lend out at a profit? Or are you not allowed to lend like that while you're in debt?

In any case the depth there is sucking, but I shouldnt complain, if it had been deeper maybe I wouldnt have got that btc back

I want it to go down as well, at least in the short term. When it goes down the spread between Gox & Bitstamp typically gets less, and I have USD stuck in Gox. Also I sold at $102.65

EDIT: YES! Bitfinex 4 da win Nvm now I want it to go up up UP

Wow, thats super legit. Somebody should build a chrome-os type thing off of that for clients. Its made for that type of thing. Problem is youd likely get very bad load times, am I right? Still, I'm sure some people would have a use for it.

Wow, with Whonix & Bitcoin, its possible to practically use the entirity of the internet, payments & all, without any privacy concerns whatsoever. Its good to the point of being disconcerting.

In any case, wouldn't it be possible to build it right into the browser? I mean, everything in the browser, all plug-ins, etc... would either not work, or would have to go through tor. Thatd be much more convenient than having to completely re-boot into an entirely different OS just to use tor.

Wow, I thought tor protected you from this kind of hack in some way. Isn't there some way of stopping all non-tor connections automatically? I mean, like doing some way of catching all traffic that isn't through tor, and blocking it all. Clearly it would get in the way sometimes, but going without JS sorta makes the majority of websites useless.

I was under the impression there was some 0-day firefox exploit that allowed the hacker to download some .exe (or equiv) file to the client computer and execute it, and get the IP in that way.

In a perfect world, there would be an https-style warning "this site is attempting to display some content to you outside of the tor network, do you want to allow" or the like.

What? Then whats the entire point of tor? Wtf?

I still don't see how JS is getting my IP, though. I'm using TOR, the browser is the TOR browser. I assume (i'm not an expert) that all connections through that browser have to hop through tor, right? So how is the JS opening the connection outside of TOR, in order to get the IP?

Forgive me if I'm being naiive, but this doesn't quite make sense to me?

So somehow freedom hosting was hacked, and the hacker put some malicious JS on each of freedom hosting's hosted websites, and used that hack to put software on freedom hosting's machine to ascertain its location. That part seems reasonable & believable. But, apparently the JS somehow got at the viewer's IP? That seems like, sorta a major bug in the Tor software? Couldn't any admin anywhere use that code to get at the viewer's IP, in theory? Unless I'm understanding something wrong?

EDIT: so the tor browser had some sort of a glitch that allowed malware to be downloaded to the computers, and then apparently ping one of the attacker's computers outside of tor to get the IP of the viewer?

How's he getting 210? Isn't it the difference from the top of the head to the neckline, i.e, 50-ish, making take profit about $155 (depending on which exchange you're looking at)?

The issue is not with this strategy, but with me selling on gox too soon. I either should have sold on another exchange, or not sold at all (the latter is obviously better). If I buy BTC now at gox and attempt to begin this strategy, I'll be 2 BTC in the hole from where I did sell, and if I dont, then I have USD sitting on Gox and doing nothing.

Assuming I followed this strategy, even if I took a lower-swing version, I'd need it to move like 15% or more in one direction or the other before even being able to break even with the loss I took, not counting fees. And assuming I waited, my USD is dead in the water in GOX, I can't even lend it out. Ironically, Bitfinex has higher USD loan rates, and I have USD, but I can't even do anything with it.

I'm officially being screwed over right now. The goddamn interest rates on Bitfinex for borrowing BTC are practically 0 while you have to pay some monstrous rate to borrow USD, the price is going up, and I cant do shit. WTF do I do now. I have already lost like 2 BTC if I buy right now.

Its how fractional reserve banking originated, yes? 'What if, rather than charging depositers more for our service, we used their money which we have control over for something, and make money that way?'

Idk, I guess if the Bitcoin price there started going up suddenly for some reason it could prompt people to want to either exchange their USD to Bitcoin and withdraw the bitcoin, if they cant withdraw their USD because they are from america.

TBH the new interface still looks pretty bad...

Also, still no stop.