Zu Bitbet übrigens zu beachten: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=339544.0Die sind 100% unnachgiebig, was auch immer passieren mag! Bitte auf jeden Fall sicherstellen, dass die Transaktion genug Fee hat, um sicher vor der Deadline in einem Block zu landen. Wenn nicht, dann ist euer Geld weg. Garantiert. |
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It is automatic but the matching engine seems to run only every few minutes. I would recommend to post your own offers and just wait for takers by the way, for comparison my FRR offers get taken all the time after a short time and return 20% more than what you will get per day.
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Auf z.B. Bitfinex bekomme ich 1% Zinsen ca. alle 4 Tage derzeit, im längeren Schnitt ca. 1% pro Woche für USD die ich verleihe.
Dein Angebot ist zwar nett gemeint und da du ja auch eher "greifbar" bist, als eine Limited in Hong Kong vermutlich eben auch etwas weniger riskant, allerdings würde ich dir immer noch, so wie andere hier, raten, erstmal ALLES an Banken abzuklappern was so geht.
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Weexchange still holds ~0.25 BTC from me hostage that they received in April or May last year. They seem to generally blame anyone else but themselves for not being able to operate a rippled in a stable way (and are reluctant to use other, public servers). I consider them as vastly incompetent at best, scammers at worst.
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Balance on trading: Used on "margin trade" tab.
Balance on exchange: Used on "exchange" tab.
Balance on deposit: Used on "whateverlendingiscalled" tab.
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One of the most common cases:
BTC buyer says: "I paid the bill for Seller, here's the bank transaction details, screenshot attached."
BTC seller says: "Company never accepted the money, I still have to pay the bill, please abort!"
How will you resolve this? Ask the company?! The BTC seller has no way until the next invoice comes to even see if the balance has been cleared - and even then, if people manage to reverse transactions later on (e.g. "I mistyped the invoiceID for my electricity payment, as you can see from your transaction records, my name is not even remotely Seller, but Buyer!") they still might get this charge added later another time.
I don't see how this would be even remotely scam proof, sorry.
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Other Sources Out There:Modulus claims to have "hundreds of lines of code" for sell, for a trading engine for $5700. Anyone ever looked at it or know about it? http://www.modulusfe.com/m4/ Bter will sell a copy of their site for 15 BTC and 10BTC for annual tech support. (pass) I've been on the hunt for this same thing.. for months... Actually I was thinking this is a better approach to trading:Convert Fiat to "Fiat Credits" from Licensed Broker (example: Pay 101 EUR for 100 EURe 1% fee) List your Fiat Credit or BTC or whatever on P2P bulletin board. (open source, escrow P2P software) When buyer and seller are matched, both sides of the trade go into escrow, and each must agree and release. Upon second release each side gets their purchase. Its still a trade engine, but you cut out the Cryptsies and decentralize the exchange. And the match doesn't have to be automatic, it COULD be done by the market taker. (This is like a router between two separate financial networks) Example: I have 10 BTC for sale, listed at $1000 each. Market taker looks at my order, hits "buy" 1 BTC which Ecrows 1 of my BTC and she pays with her 1000 USDe. I now have 1000 USDe and 9 BTC, Buyer has 1 BTC after escrow and release. This seams better because, this system would allow licensed money changers to be just that. And all of the hard core computing could be separated from them and it could be done on a P2P network if there were no fiat involved. It also makes the order matching process easier form a programming standpoint. I think something like this could be open sourced. You've just described Ripple, open source for a quarter, live for a year now. |
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Well, then the optimal strategy would be to only lend for 1 day each and then extend as long as you are above FRR. Still borrowers might again prefer longer term stability (which is why I lend out my funds for nearly always 30 days, except in cases where the rate is really low) and still look for longer loans...
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How come the lending is limited to 30 days, but you can still set the auto-lend for terms longer than 30 days. Should this not be changed too?
The other improvement needed is the ability of the lender to push back the expiration of the USD/BTC provided. You mean like you have some funds lent out with 2 days expire date, then you decide that you don't need the funds for another 10 days and would like to allow the borrower to have the money for longer? |
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Is this correct? Is people really paying 0.35% daily for USD?
Short answer: Temporarly, yes. And why is people paying so much interest? It's absurd. Because the money you gain from trading is much more absurdely high. With Bitfinex you can even profit from falling prices leveraged and daily changes alone are MUCH larger than on some (most?) other assets out there. It's not even that much, I lend out money at even higher rates right now. |
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Why find a seperate name for 100µBTC?
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IF there is actual bitcoin data in there, yes. Unless jgarzik finally gets around to extending the python script to deterministically also create torrent infohashes from blockchain data, I'd rather take no chances though.
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Here as well, let's hope that's part of adding even more power to the system!
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I would not trust your and/or seed this file, also there are already a number of sites where you can download a more recent copy of the block chain anyways. But I do not know much about this an am open to correction on this matter from those who do. As I said, to do this automatically, yuo need to use Bittorrent Sync, which uses BT technology but is currently closed source and in heavy development. |
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Much more than chasing a few missed cents here and there on interests I would love to see the following 2 changes in history (at least until we have it finally downloadable or accessible via API): * no "about 3 hours ago" stuff, always a timestamp * year included in timestamp (e.g. 08 Jan 2014 13:37) That would already be enough to at least build a parser manually until we can get that history exported officially. I have the data for 2013 at least now, which is enough for my tax statements - still it'd be great to just get a csv file and be done with it in the future. Also congratulations to the guy/girl signing up through my reflink and trading enough to pay already a few 100 USD in fees (I receive 10% of these) - hope you made some nice profits with that!  |
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Danke, die Info in einer Willkommens-E-Mail: unbezahlbar  Die wird dir auch schon bei Accounterstellung angezeigt und du musst bestätigen, es gelesen zu haben. Andere Einschränkungen sind deswegen da, weil das Forum hier durchaus einiges an Leuten anzieht, die auf HelloKittyForum.com nicht abhängen... |
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That creates a centralized point and once you allow this, mining itself is not really necessary for money distribution to begin with.
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It usually takes a day or two until you have earned enough XRP (at least 20) to receive the first payout, depending on your contribution.
Also the sats by the project are calculated only twice a day and updated globally only once, so in the end, after a weekend on a decent computer you should be well funded. As long as you did all the steps on computingforgood, you just need to crunch and wait.
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The Bitcoin bridge is operated by Bitstamp, get in contact with them and/or read the sample code (on github) on how to code bridges and the documentation (on the wiki) on which APIs to use. https://ripple.com/wiki/Services_API#Outbound_bridges and articles about the Federation API. |
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