Hello,
I have written a small program for personal use in Java but it is missing one key piece of functionality. Namely, it needs the ability to query the BTC-E API for price information on bitcoins using Java. I have read the documentation on BTC-E's website as well as posts of other forum members. However, it is still not clear to me (as the documentation is a bit lacking).

If someone could help me with some simple Java code that just queries the BTC-E API for bitcoin price, that would be awesome. If necessary, I would be willing to pay for the aforementioned help.

So, can anyone assist me?

Thank you.

in the charity/ directory, the latest round receiver file looks to be round 28, but I thought that round 29 just ended. What happened to the file for round 29 and will round 30 have its own file?

Does anyone know what is going on?

Thanks.

Out of curiosity, would it be possible to make a transaction in the BTC client (either send or receive) and have it not show up in the transactions tab of the client? I know it will appear in the blockchain regardless of what I do, but what about the client itself? If such a thing was possible, how would I go about doing that?

Thanks.

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The best advice regarding something like this is just don't bet. Remember that the house always wins in the end and if you ever win something, leave immediately. Other than that, contact tech support and maybe they can sort out your problem.

I agree, this is probably the best course of action. Until you can do that, I really wouldn't mind it if you would post here just so we could all see what you wanted to say

Firstly, not many people here probably use mtgox. The only real advantage they have is being non-russian and they usually have higher sell prices. If you do use them, it takes a while (few days). Otherwise, use something else such as cambx.

Just don't use Gox at all. Personally, I would recommend that you store your BTC in an offline wallet or in a very secure online wallet (blockchain.info, inputs.io, etc.) and then only transfer to exchanges for a short period of time when you are actually ready to exchange them.

when you can steal 5 billion! . In any case, I switched to inputs.io a while ago and they have been working out pretty well since

You are not going to find a block all by your lonesome . Unless you have a couple of Thash that is. Barring that I would recommend that you continue to pool mine on BTCGuild or something like that. However, if you are using GPUs to mine BTC then I would recommend that you mine some alts such as LTC because that will make more than BTC right now

I got into it a couple of months ago but I really wish that I had gotten into it before that. A couple of my friends got into it a couple of years ago but they did not buy a lot of em so they wish they had bought more . All in all, I wish I had a time machine

You should make that post in the services section of the forum and that way people who want what you are offering can see it. I'm sure you can find someone

I would personally recommend that you just use an exchange (mtgox, etc.). Otherwise, you can use escrow and if you are going to do that, I would recommend JohnK

Your options are basically to either buy some when the price is right and hope for an increase or to mine using ASICS (I'd probably go with the buying option)

Please count me in.
Date: 09/30/13
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OKPAY is almost certainly the easiest way to do something like that now. You can use a wire transfer to get money into OKPAY

I kind of have a lot of faith in XPM because I think that it is really innovative

I believe that it partially depends on which wallet you use and beyond that, it depends on how fast you want your transactions to be processed

I gave up on mining BTC a while ago and I try to stick to alts via GPUs now.

My name is theokep and I am locked out of devtome as well, because my account seems to no longer exist. How long is this going to take to fix? Please help.