Solid lead? Believe it or not...  1 - Pantera - $900 2 - SecondMarket - $750 3 - SecondMarket - $700 4 - DRW Trading Group - $700 5 - Coinbase - $685 6 - Rangeley Capital - $660 7 - SecondMarket - $651 8 - Coinbase - $640 9 - Matrix Capital Management - $601 http://redd.it/29geoqya thats BS. |
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I just noticed your sig: My BTC mining address : 1NoRoihSKUCsXy1XKuy5KaFhqZsad1ETUn You've accepted you've been screwed. Therefore, why all the fuss? You do realise if you mine 5BTC with a Neptune and the price of BTC skyrockets to $2000/coin, all that means to you is you make back what you spent. The guys with sense and good timing got back 22BTC for Neptune refunds. And if the price of BTC skyrockets to $2000/coin, they will have pocketed a cool $44,000. With no hassles, no electricity costs, no RMA's etc. Argue away, but you do know you were screwed by KNC. I don't see why you are defending them. Unless it's Stockholm Syndrome  i got 21 BTC in fiat back from my originally bought Neptune with ~11 BTC. Thank you KNC for giving me the option to refund at around $1150 BTC price. Zero reason for me to hold on to my Neptune order in February when i can just get twice the amount of BTC without the risk of ASIC preorder blues. Bought 20 BTC when it was ~$40 preordered a Neptune with ~11 BTC refunded and used the fiat to buy ~21 BTC zero heartache now about KNC screwing me over. Funny thing about refunds, they only help the company with confidence of its consumers if they actually stick to their promises and production schedule. I can guarantee you im not the only one that was keen enough to understand that if you used BTC to order a neptune at the high of the price then you basically locked in selling BTC at that price if you refunded. Im not surprised they eventually are flipping over their refund policy. They are probably bleeding BTC for fiat like crazy now that it costs twice as much BTC to get fiat refunds into peoples hands. |
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impossible.
not all coins are for sale
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"The European Banking Authority (EBA) has weighed in on the use of virtual currency, and recommends that Bitcoin be avoided until regulatory systems are put into place. A document prepared by the EBA for address to the European Commission and European Parliament sets out the regulatory body's opinion (.PDF) on virtual currency such as Bitcoin, Litecoin and Peercoin and warns financial institutions to keep their distance until the industry is regulated." -- Full story: http://www.zdnet.com/eba-investors-should-avoid-bitcoin-identifies-70-risks-7000031287/who gives a F%$* what the EBA says. They have no weight on the legality of bitcoin. |
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Bit coin is more likely to fail than succeed. The probability of failure is cited around 80% not least because it goes against the very ethos of our centuries old banking systems and the banksters don't like that.
68% of that statistic is made up |
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Why can't the Bitcoin development be more like Linux?
Linux has a huge development team. So many people take part in updating it. If you run Linux on your computer, you will know there are always updates. All these updates are created by the open source community. So why can't Bitcoin development be more like Linux?
What are we missing? Or maybe the development team will grow as big as the team of Linux?
What do you think?
Linux development doesn't deal with billions of dollars of a store of value system |
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Chip cost 0.575$ Gh/s and 0.49$ Gh/s for +4400PCS. You can get a full miner for well under $1 Gh/s. Think carefully about your next move people and do the calculations especially in time to get something made and delivered as well as efficiency the device you intend or have made for you at the wall. The numbers are tight at best. Volume is the only way you can get the costs down. There is limited stock obviously. Please be careful out there when taking chips in lieu of miners. people like to have 100% ROI promises instead of 10% ROI realities with ready to ship miners |
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wow they had a $200,000 deposit in order to bid xD
I think that's just so they won't back out of paying after they won the bid. They get it back after the auction. Ah that makes sense... Although who would consider doing that? thats why deposits are there for all markets houses renting auctions etc. |
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Holy cow. I thought it would be a bit longer before they implemented it - guess Overstock accepting it was a big turning point for them. Well it's nice to see more major retailers takig Bitcoin seriously, the more merchants there are the more consumers will be interested in it and possibly begin using it.
not too surprising. Tiger Direct has been accepting it for awhile now and I am sure Newegg doesn't like loosing all their potential bitcoin customers to their competition. |
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Did I read correctly that it only needs 2 PCI-e cables connected to run as normal (not overclocked)?
Correct. 2 for regular, 4 for OC'ing. What I do not understand is this sentence: "Dont parallel connected different DC input from different PSU into the same Hashing board." So does this mean you need two PSU if you're overclocking? no it means gets a PSU that has 4 PCIE cables. Dont use two PSUs with 2 cables each |
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Ya know what is funny? That Coindesk article has links to source docs for some of its assertions, but it does not reference any statement by USMS themselves about the results.
Are they just making stuff up? If not, why not disclose the source? It's not like they are the paragon of investigative reporting.
They (US gov) gives the option for the buyer of any of their auctioned off seized or foreclosed properly to remain anonymous they desire. The fact the property which is BTC doesn't make a difference in that, unfortunately. The BTC community would like to have it disclosed, but the gov. could care less. |
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man reading all this makes me glad i decided to refund at the beginning of the year.
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governments can still press felony charges for crimes. That's not limited to just their government issued money. The fact it is BTC is irrelevant. They don't have to own the financial instrument thats used in order to press charges...... If hacked into a server and stole say, 7 million EURO thats still a criminal offense (and a civil as well).
BTC doesn't make you immune to jurisdictions of governments
understandable thats why shavers should be in prison for theft of property. but voorhees should not be touched because they are trying to use financial law, not property law against him. the SEC securities act The Act also identifies and prohibits certain types of conduct in the markets and provides the Commission with disciplinary powers over regulated entities and persons associated with them. you cant discipline someone that has not registered themselves to be regulated. you can only discipline someone that agree's to the corporations terms and policies by registering.. am i to assume that voorhees registered to the securities commission and then decided not to play by their rules? i think you guys are failing to understand that if you don't follow the law of the country, regardless if you "registered" or not, you can still be criminally prosecuted by the state or federal government for breaking laws. You still have follow US law even if you deal in bitcoin. The SEC technically can prosecute anyone that doesn't follow the law that is under their jurisdiction. This is independent of civil action the investors may take down the road in civil court. "financial law" doesn't mean civil law. This "finical law" as you call it is criminal law. The SEC has no grounds to charge civil crimes because they are a government agency. Swindling money can be both a criminal and civil offense. Your victim can civilly sue and state/government can press criminal charges. |
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WTF bitcoins are not government property. why is voorhees even playing into their hands. doesn't he realise that its a civil matter not a criminal matter. thus he can just decline any contract with such corporation. as for shavers. that is theft. which is criminal. and he should be in court and imprisoned for stealing other peoples 'property' governments can still press felony charges for crimes. That's not limited to just their government issued money. The fact it is BTC is irrelevant. They don't have to own the financial instrument thats used in order to press charges...... If hacked into a server and stole say, 7 million EURO thats still a criminal offense (and a civil as well). BTC doesn't make you immune to jurisdictions of governments |
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because there is no one single person you can throw in jail or tax
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I have a lots of equipment for sale. Made enough money off this and summer is here even with x 11 scrypt I dont like burning extra electricity on ac just to cool the house.
I will sale these at a first come first serve basis as whole rigs or gpus individually. I will accept btc or paypal but I would have to send you a invoice for paypal for the item as for tax purposes. Only willing to sale within the United States. Local pickup welcome I am located 65 miles east of St.louis in Illinois 62801 zip. All items will be shiped ups ground or post office which ever you preferre but a tracking number will be provided and insured. All prices include shipping.
Items for sale, price is per item
0x PowerColor R290x reference $290 each (all 6 sold on ebay)
0x left, vision tek r290 reference $230 each (all 10 sold on ebay)
0x Msi TwinFrozr IV R290 non ref $240 each (4 sold on ebay, 1 sold on here)
0x XFX Double Dissipation R290 non ref $230 each (all 6 sold on ebay)
0x PowerColor turbo Duo 280x $165 each (all 6 sold on ebay)
6x XFX Double Dissipation 280x $165 each
3x left, Sapphire 280x $165 each (3x sold on here)
0x visiontex 280x $165 each (all 5 sold on ebay)
27x Sapphire 7950 $135 each
If your interested in a whole rig lmk cost of mobo,power supply ect is probably 150-250 more depending on what you want.
stolen, just out of curiosity since you obviously have experience, which 280x is your favorite for mining? |
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I want to purchase a high end computer from Dell, and want to pay using Bitcoin. Unfortunately dell doesn't accept Bitcoin yet.  The computer + keyboard, mouse + monitor will be a little over 1500$. I'm looking for someone to purchase this for me, and I will pay them the price in Bitcoin + 100$ for helping me out here. We can use escrow.ms and I will cover the escrow fee's. I would be very grateful if someone could help me out here, if your interested please post on this thread or drop me a PM. Thanks! build your own use tiger direct save money/get better components for your money. (GTX 750ti is an excellent graphics card for the money). get a better computer than... a prebuilt dell you cant upgrade in the future. |
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Western Union is pretty much on its way out.
yup, not surprising. Theres literally no reason to ever use them due to better alternatives (like bitcoin). The fees are so high its only good for extreme need of sending cash right away if you cant get your hands on bitcoins. |
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How to Start Mining cryptocoins on computer? It is really easy now. First, decide what you should mine. Visit this site http://dustcoin.com/mining to check what is more profitable now. Important scrypt (like litecoins) is 1000 more complex than SHA-256 (like Bitcoin) be careful Currencies change very quickly check it from time to time Compare speed of different hardware: Here you can find the info about speed for mining scrypt coins (like litecoins ) https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparisonAnd from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison find info for mining SHA-256 like Bitcoin After you compared and chose coins and hardware, Download initial software for your coins. It include wallet, and you can create yours then. Find and select the pool, where you will mine. NOTE! Mining on your own affordable only, if you have really heavy hardware, if not then it is better to connect existing pool. List for litecoins pools - https://litecoin.info/Mining_pool_comparisonRegister your own id on selected pool Create worker! (After your ID you could create lots of workers, normally one worker for each PC, so you need at least one) Select software for mining. There are lots of different software depending on coin, hardware, pools, operating systems and etc. I recommend GUI Miner script http://sourceforge.net/projects/guiminerscript/ as it for Windows based on cgminer, cudaminer and reaper Already included setting for popular litecoin pools, has settings for AMD Radeon videocards What to do with coins? Buy goods or exchange them into money Go to https://www.cryptsy.com for exchanging from different coins to Bitcoins or Litecoins, then go to Mr. Gox or btc-e to exchange them into real money. Have a nice BTCNice Welcoming and meaningful Guide for him...Thanks except it doesnt tell him the most important part...that he will be wasting money in power...... |
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