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1  Economy / Speculation / Current STABLE bitcoin market price? on: April 02, 2013, 07:40:51 PM
On Reddit my previous post was downvoted, so I am very curious what could be a stable BTC price for the next few weeks.

Here on BitcoinTalk I noticed some more input on my previous post.

With this poll I would like to promote the awareness about the influence the Bitcoin Community has on the bitcoin price.

I think the bitcoin market price is not given.
It is set by individuals, or set by the community as a whole.

The stability and predictability (=trust) can be set by the community if it acts as whole.
2  Economy / Economics / To all BTC sellers: 1 BTC = 1000 USD April 9, 2013 16:00 UTC on: April 02, 2013, 01:31:51 PM
Edit: Added a poll because I am very curious what 'the bitcoin community' thinks what a stable price would be: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=165166.0

Price stability and predictability are the main factor for a wide acceptance and adoption of bitcoin.

To manage the market price, Bitcoin does not have the influence from a central authority like Federal Reserve or European Central Bank.
The Bitcoin Community has no need for a central authority.

The Bitcoin system cannot affect the bitcoin market price with interest rates or changing the number of bitcoins produced. This is fixed.

Did you know the Bitcoin Community has the ability and tools for a stable bitcoin price?

In order to have a stable and predictable price we need:
  • mass for stability (limited fluctuation)
  • consensus for predictability (clear path)

The Bitcoin Community is able to set the bitcoin price.
We set the price.
We set stability.

How?
That is simple:

BTC sellers: don't sell for less than $1000
You'r in?
Quite simple. I'm in! (click here)

With your support the bitcoin price will be more stable and predictable.
With your support we create trust.
Trust in bitcoin assures broad acceptance and use of bitcoin.

bitcoinmarketprice.org
3  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / How to create 0.8.1 client with importaddress? (pull #2121) on: March 10, 2013, 02:49:49 PM
I'm able to get 0.8 bitcoind running on my Debian server (with make/compile).

Now I would like to add the importaddress function to my bitcoind (pull #2121).
I was able to (instead of 0.8 ) get the https://github.com/CodeShark/bitcoin/tree/importaddress up and running.
This only the 0.7.99 version, not the current one.

How can I get the new client (0.8 ) with importaddress up and running?

Is it the best and fastest way to fork bitcoin/bitcoin and execute the pull #2121?
Or is it better to fork the 'importaddress' branch from CodeShark/bitcoin and update it to 0.8 ?

And what are the steps/(git)commands to make this work?

Kind regards
4  Other / Beginners & Help / EUR exchange odd price difference: asks MtGOX € 10,24 Intersango € 9,25 on: December 05, 2012, 01:44:54 PM
Although not realy a newbie... ;-)

MtGOX and other EUR exchanges have prices about € 10 - € 10,24
Intersango: € 9,25 (total offer: € 6000,-)

In my opinion this means that the sellers at Intersango are not able to get their Bitcoins to other exchanges, or do not trust other exchanges to get their money out.

Or is it because they need GBP's and there is no better option?
This is a exchange 'cost' of € 600,- (in difference of other exchanges)!

And it seems they need their money.
(to pay the electricity bills ;-) )

What do you think?
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