In the phone call was made clear that the company is unable to provide all users to withdraw their Bitcoins, and it therefore prefers to pay out everyone in fiat.
Well, with never ending increasing fiat withdrawal delays, MtGox can be solvent forever One year wait time for fiat withdrawal might soon become standard at MtGox
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what if you wanted to RECEIVE bitcoin as payment. could they convert USD to bitcoin as well
would probably put Mt. Gox out of business
Well they would need licence for running exchange I guess
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Arent some of the high prices because of the difficulty in withdrawing in cash?
It is true, and the delays with the cash movements. You also have to risk the money, because there is chance of exchange filling bancrupcy, especially these exchanges with higher withdrawal delays
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I doubt any altcoin can be as much popular as Bitcoin. Almost all new users get into cryptocurency because of Bitcoin, most cryptocurency value and popularity is in number of users using it.
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Yeah, i pmd "yangwao" who seems to be part of coinroll for the final list, we only need the final list excluding confirmed scammers like the ones who are in scam acussations and obvious dupplicate accounts. And the confirmation from coinroll to John k to release the btcs to the winners of the final list. For example clearcrystal one of the winner of the 5 btcs, has not been online since agoust 30, and seeing his post history, he made the 100 post with spam, he made like 30 post by only saying "hello" in every newby topic.
The actual winners who are ok, should receive their prizes, but when the dupplicate acc /absents, (how will you send the btcs to an absent user address if that user probably dont have acces to that adress now) are removed, new winners should be drawn.
Agree, the list needs to be pared down to the "true" accounts. Shouldn't take long to do this to the winners list, and with the stakes so high it only makes sense. Well, obviously for non winners it is good idea, but I dont like selectively choosing who can and who cant win now. Everyone on the final list followed the raffle rules, so it is unfair to remove final list entrants from being able to win. Sending BTC to participants not logged in for many months seems questionable, but they followed the rules and deserve the BTC
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I wonder what the impact of having all these alternative blockchains will cause. In 5 years their will be hundreds maybe thousands of cryptocurrencies to exchange between and invest/mine in.
There are already hundreds cryptocurrencies, Given how easy is to copycat a new one, I expect many thousand in few years, but most will be dead coins already
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The IPs from logs was yours? Also if somebody have access to your email, he can delete confirmation emails. Try to ask email provider if any email was deleted
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It will come only with better merchant support and much easier ways to buy Bitcoins
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it was 0.7 like 2 weeks ago...why so drop?
You mean 0.07 Holding CEX shares is risky, their predicted value have to go down with time (difficulty rising)
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Hi I'm new. What's a bits coin?
Bits of a coin reffer to the fact Bitcoin can be divided to 8 decimal digits. Like you can have only 0.001 bits of a coin But Im new as well
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Mainly once a cold storage wallet is created with Armory can I just send coins to an address within that wallet without going through the signature process each time?
If you send from address not in cold storage then yes, your cold storage address can receive coins anytime Great thanks. Just to make sure I have a good grasp on this. Once BTC's hit my Coinbase account I can send them from there to my cold storage wallet simply by using an address in the cold storage wallet? Yes. You will need going through the signature process only when you will want send the Bitcoins from the cold storage.
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probably 90% of the bitcoin related purchases are marijuana related the other 9.95% are opiates, pain pills, psychedelics, etc..
then 0.05% business selling computer parts and shit to nerds so they can *prove* they are not for drug use
87.654% of all statistics are just pulled out of thin air. No, you come with this statistc if you are passionate SR user and cannot imagine what else the Bitcoin could be usefull for. I have different problem, I would say no more than 1% Bitcoin trade is SR based because I have no idea how the SR works or how could be SR usefull to many people
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Mainly once a cold storage wallet is created with Armory can I just send coins to an address within that wallet without going through the signature process each time?
If you send from address not in cold storage then yes, your cold storage address can receive coins anytime
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You have to connect the mining devices outside the box, so why the box is for outdoor use ?
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For all of those who got into cryptocurrencies to hopefully become debt money millionaires then I suggest you rethink your position. A debt money millionaire has no guarantee of a prosperous future under the current monetary system. Our best bet is to forget about the current monetary system and commit to the new one we are all building together. A diverse crypto-monetary system where prosperity can be achieved by all who try.
I hope no one hold fiat, all fiat must be spend! I preffer spending for gold and property
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I wouldn't expect to see $1000 bitcoins for some years if it will even happen. Expect much lower prices.
lol I guess I shouldn't even have asked! Answers all over the board. It is anyone's guess really. Of course you shouldn't ask. Nobody here really doesn't have idea... I laughed at him as he is known permabear and if people were listening to him they would sell their btc 2 years ago. But yeah, it will be 1000$, soon If you want sell, January is better because you will pay taxes one year later. I dont see how could price start rising at January
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It already did that after just 6-7 months of your post. And now it has decreased in price but can't be even compared with the old 100-200 prices.
The ATH was around $1,300 but luckily we have now stable around $800 Since beggining of this year about 50x increase !
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ESET antivirus thinks cgminer is malware as well, but never deleting without asking
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I can't imagine BTC ever dropping back do any where near the $100 range again. Too many real world assets focused on it now.
I agree and definitively not in anyone interest, like big whales playing the market
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1) Bitcoin isn't dying and more it's alive and kicking. 2) It seems its stabilizing around 900.
How many predictions fail when bears are those who predict
True, very stable price last few days The price is definitively stabilized above $500
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