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Due to the btc price rise, submission fee has been lowered significantly.
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Due to the btc price rise, submission fee has been lowered significantly.
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Where can I find documentation for all the possible switch options like -t -d -bttarget -primes etc?
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Gold has value, because it is useful to Humans, in industry application and jewelry/decor.
To a monkey, gold has no value, all the gold in the world has exactly zero value. Monkeys would think a banana tree has "intrinsic value", because it's useful to them, as food source.
Bitcoin has value, because it is also useful to Humans. I would argue more useful than gold in some aspects. Bitcoin can instantly move wealth across nation borders, securely and anonymously. Gold can't do that. Therefore, Bitcoin has value.
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ripple is a stupid joke. Let's use a centralized company with infinitely printable XRPs, haha!
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I've sent some BTC with a low fee..
0.0000001 is not a low fee, it is an invalid fee that will cause your transaction to be immediately discarded by any nodes or miners receiving it. You will need to remove the record of this transaction being sent from your own wallet to restore the balance shown to you, and then switch to a wallet that doesn't let you do silly things. Hm, what's the criteria for validity? It doesn't look discarded as blockchain.info sees it. Anyway, how do I remove the record of this transaction from wallet? The wallet I'm using is bitcoind. Either send with 0 fee or the standard fee, anything in between seems only to delay your transaction significantly. |
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You are right, it's more my wish, it is definitely not TA. But with so many graphs I saw during these days I wanted to draw one myself.  Your graph clearly shows the bottom is $150 |
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PPC is the most interesting one. I believe at some point, the Proof of Work coins will realize the hardware race is unsustainable, and turn to PPC's Proof of Stake system.
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China actually officially hit $1200, then dropped to around $1000 currently.
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campbx is too small to affect price.
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Coinbase was the one actual resource for obtaining bitcoins that I could *almost* imagine real, ordinary people using. But if you push the button now, your coin(s) could cost you anywhere from $100 to $1000. What a joke!
Im not blaming Coinbase specifically, I realize theyre overwhelmed. But how the hell are you supposed to even obtain Bitcoin at this point?
Well coinbase is "easy", but far from the only place you could buy Bitcoin from. I've bought BTC from BTC-E and mtgox |
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well, buy from elsewhere, and send to China to sell! then exchange your RMB into USD (very fast if you have a reliable exchange partner, it's nearly instant), rinse and repeat. I know some traders are making a killing doing this. This is the arbitrage opportunity of a lifetime if you have the funds. You make nearly $10000 for each 100 BTC arbitraged.
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we are probably going to $1000 before significant correction at all.
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It's not even a bubble yet, too early. At least wait for it to go parabolic
it did. Nope, it went parabolic as of today, you are way too early, you need to re-examine your definition of going parabolic |
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I had TheSwede75 in my ignore list before he started the Labcoin thread, so I guess I beat you all in calling it.
No there was a moderator on btct first called it before everybody else. When the IPO was being voted, one moderator put "well known troll, I wouldn't trust them" as comment, with the only negative vote. |
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Can a client be configured to send change to the originating address of the transaction?
blockchain.info wallet can do that |
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Let me guess, you are looking at BTC volume instead of currency volume?
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I'd say the silkroad bust increased illegal business on TOR, the news reached many people that probably didn't know TOR stuff existed. Then with minimal effort, they can proceed to find other market place such as "sheep market" or BMR. Not sure, transaction volume isn't actually going up though. The facts that the price is higher on BTC China, and that BTC China has taken such a huge share of bitcoin trade, let me think China is leading the raise.
I agree with this. China is leading the rise, because they're discovering Bitcoin. But as I said, it's rising too quick, same as when the west discovered bitcoin in 2011 causing the first bubble. um transaction has gone WAY up compared to before silkroad bust: http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions-excluding-popular |
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The price has been rising at a magnificent rate proving Bitcoins are in huge demand around the world.
I'm interested in knowing about this sudden huge demand, can you explain it? I certainly cannot understand why it is raising $100 each couple days. Nobody can explain it. Some will say the chinese discovering it (to them, I would say, what happened when the West discovered it in 2011...?) others say it's with silkroad being gone (to them I would say: why is a few hundred million dollars worth of bitcoin not being spent yearly a good thing?) Some will say it's hype, a rise in value without anything to back it up. People getting excited for no reason. Sort of like what happen in a bubble.... Make your own mind up. Don't take what anyone says as fact without learning why. I'd say the silkroad bust increased illegal business on TOR, the news reached many people that probably didn't know TOR stuff existed. Then with minimal effort, they can proceed to find other market place such as "sheep market" or BMR. |
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