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Linux Mint all the way -except for gaming, obviously.
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LTC/USD is down. In the days of old, BTC and LTC rates would be inverse. Now, it seems to me LTC seems somewhat of a predictor for the BTC rate. Is that just me or have other people noticed the same?
Yes. I suppose it's because LTC helps to play in arbitration. |
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It seems like this is going to be a decade of financial theft.
Oklahoma just passed a law that police can seize funds if the "suspect" it was obtained illegally. They have card readers and everything.
Even hardware wallets could be not so safe in such instance. Just encrypt redundant backups. |
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I would have to start up another pot with profits from trading altcoin or something.
Just keep rocking in the free crypto-world. edit: But, we also need a "BTClack Swan Event!"
There are several: the next halvening; the terrific state of the world's finance and fiat as debt; FATCA/GATCA/totalitarianism; .... = Buy & HODL |
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Existing customers will receive $25 from us for every referral!
How can I get my referral account /link? |
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Not sure if BTC-relevant: http://investmentwatchblog.com/encryption-security-may-not-be-secure-anymore/the students found that intermediate keys created specifically within the AES-256 encryption algorithm had cryptographically weak output that followed a Quadratic curve when initial keys contained identifiable Fibonacci sequences, non-evenly divisible values including PI, Catalan numbers and Mersenne primes which allowed the students to estimate possible integer factors allowing them to recover the initial encryption key within as little as 100 hours compute time. |
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Can anyone confirm that their charts as well say that $650+ is coming in a few hours?
yes: the trolling frequency on this thread.  |
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http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/fandd/2016/06/adriano.htmThe IMF ladies and gentlemen. Internet of Trust. They still banging on about blockchain being the underlying and interesting technology while not grasping that you need a 'native token' i.e. bitcoin to use it. You can build your own blockchain.. then you have an altcoin. but it's not going to be as secure as the bitcoin network. All they care for is a system which ensures to them the faculty of cheating us all the time like fiat. |
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I thought the polls here had a history of being insanely inaccurate? Still, I guess it's gonna come at some point kinda soon.
they are often not properly posed: <100 is also <500 and <1000. Intervals should be like: 500-600, 600-700, with extremes open like <100 and >1000. |
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at some point they will run out of idiots to borrow coins from and then the market can find the monetary premium instead of bouncing along on the cost-of-production floor (which is ever-increasing and soon to be doubling anyway)
in fact I find strange the many thousands of coins lent out on BFX at a rate always <0.00X%. Don't these lenders think if they are sabotaging themselves lending at so low rates to shorters against their coins value? I stopped lending when rates on Polo went below 0.04%/day. |
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hey, what about this: RELEASE: PR7380-16 June 2, 2016 CFTC Orders Bitcoin Exchange Bitfinex to Pay $75,000 for Offering Illegal Off-Exchange Financed Retail Commodity Transactions and Failing to Register as a Futures Commission Merchanthttp://www.cftc.gov/PressRoom/PressReleases/pr7380-16Is Finex accepting US clients? That's dangerous. I think you are on your own here. Remember that Bitfinex is not in the US jurisdiction, neither de juro nor de facto (unlike European banks, for example). So the CFTC may do what they want, in their impotent fury they can even cancel the law of gravity if they please (or go after the clients from the US according to the cynically-called "Consumer Protection Act", lol)... Bitfinex seems not to care a fuck about their "orders", and the US gov-gov in general I wish the best for them even because I trust them with some of my coins and $. Still, there is a reason why most of worldwide banks do not accept US citizens, and maybe some of those reasons applies to exchanges too. Or so it seems: etc. |
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Bitcoin Block Reward Halving Countdown:
Only 38 more days!
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hey, what about this: RELEASE: PR7380-16 June 2, 2016 CFTC Orders Bitcoin Exchange Bitfinex to Pay $75,000 for Offering Illegal Off-Exchange Financed Retail Commodity Transactions and Failing to Register as a Futures Commission Merchanthttp://www.cftc.gov/PressRoom/PressReleases/pr7380-16Is Finex accepting US clients? That's dangerous. |
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A me, che oramai resta poco nulla di monete statali, non interessa poi molto ma per chi ne è coinvolto ha pensato su come affrontare tale ingiustizia?
manco a me. Ma per l'indispensabile ci sono le ricaricabili in bitcoin. Sul/dal conto italiota non deve + passarci niente. |
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Anybody hoping to catch 'dat' falling knife & try & predict a bottom to pick up some 'cheap coinz'
I've a small buy order at 516. Looks like it may be filled. |
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Good point. This is important to understand tho: some people think about CAT as an automatic "trader" like you can setup once and let it run for days and then just grab/collect your earnings after one or 2 weeks! I dont think it is like that, am i wrong? You need to study the markets, to follow them daily (and maybe intraday for some coins) and then adjust your settings following "quite what you would trading manually".
So CAT is not your golden egg's chicken but it is something you can use to eat, answer your phone, read your emails, get a shower....WHILE with a corner of your eyes you watch it "trade" for you (saving your eyes from continuosly lurking at graphs and markets waiting the exact moment to PUSH).
Am i wrong?
Yes, but sometimes the price is quite flat for weeks or even months, so there is little or nothing to change. Then when it jumps like yesterday it may establish a new equilibrium. Imho CAT performs at its best in relatively flat markets, with frequent price retracements up and down, where trading manually you would have to spend lots of time for little margins. |
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I understand this and i kinda agree but, can you make an example? Say the actual bull: never buy above X and not sell under Y, define x and y (atm bitstamp is at 474.23 with last 24h low at 458.28 and last 24 hours high at 482.19)
Looking at the last 24 hours I see a double bottom at about 470 and a top at 482, so I would put "Not Buy Above" 472 and "Not Sell Below" 480. But it's not hard science: it's quite what you would do trading manually. Notice that if the current price is out of your limits CAT won't adjust the Pings or won't create Pongs until the price returns within your limits. |
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sbagliato, devi dichiarare che hai un conto estero su bistamp e pagare lo 0,qualcosa di tasse sul tuo deposito medio annuo.
un casino. ma non c'era l'esenzione dall'obbligo di dichiarazione per i conti esteri inferiori a 10K??? |
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There are a lot of people though selling their BTC thinking that this is quite a good price to sell. So BTC price might get to 450 during the weekends.
#hope It would be great for my ping-pong trades. But I'm seeing too many good news. 466 is the new 440. |
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If I will buy bot+ poloniex module, will I get any samples of settings for trading? Not sure if I can create my own
No, since today's settings could be different from tomorrow's. 1. Just look at the price chart and find recent bottoms and tops. 2. Start a Ping with a small amount, either buying near a recent bottom, or selling near a recent top, or both (setting Not Buy Above and Not Sell Under in the options is advisable, or CAT will keep changing your order to stay on top of the bids at whatever price). 3. Wait and see. You can always change your setup or Pings anytime. Have a look at my review and get your 10% discount on CAT: http://todamoonblog.blogspot.com/2016/01/review-cat-cryptocurrency-automatic.html |
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