We are having problem with this exact issue. Does anyone have a more comprehensive tutorial on how to communicate with the BTC-E API without getting the following response every time:

{success=0, error=invalid nonce parameter; on key:0, you sent:'', you should send:1}

Yeah I knew about Fidor, and so does everyone else. If that bank for some reason changes its mind, then what? All Bitcoin business are bust? We need at least 10+ banks to keep floating.

With the myriad of Bitcoin exchanges out there, there must be quite a large amount of bank allowing Bitcoin companies to operate. Does anyone have any substantial list of what banks are friendly towards Bitcoin?

If you keep this up to date and keep adding relevant links and statistics and in general make sure this keeps growing the website is definitely on the bookmark list.

Say that I have 3 values. We call those 3 values X, Y and Z.

My 3 values go up and down every day based on manipulation from third party services. The values get added to and subtracted from all the time.

Instead of writing a verification system to keep my values in check from abuse, can I somehow use the Bitcoin protocol to save my values in real time?

Mind you, I am not talking about buying Bitcoin here, or converting my values to Bitcoin, but simply use Bitcoin as a point of verification to make sure that if my values are manipulated, then I have a timestamped storage of what X, Y and Z was at a given time.

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This is a pretty good project and certainly helps those of us that use BitcoinD and would like a better overview of things. Nice work, very nice work actually!

But cant a chip like this one, be made into an ASIC version, yet keep doing what it does the way it does it? Its not based on the von Neumann bottleneck, so it should get to the solution differently (faster?)

I cant say I am a hardware engineer or even come close to understanding how to approach to solve double SHA256 via ASIC processors or the like. While I have mined myself, I am a novice in regards to hardware and its architecture.

However this: http://cognimem.com/ just poses the question of, how it would do in Bitcoin mining (giving the correct software was made for it)? Would love to hear from an expert how and if something like this would be beneficial for mining? Or is it a dead end completely?

I dont get it, how does X.509 give us issues with anonymity piotr_n?

You dont really define what the central authority is and what data that central authority retains due to X.509 being implemented in Bitcoin. At least make your case solid by explaining the problem in details instead of screaming out with a tin foil hat on your head.

Yes, I certainly can. What I would like it to do is:

- Be able to allow merchants to signup and gain access to API's and tools (plugins) so that they may accept Bitcoin on their website/shop
- Be able to login to admin panel and view all these users and administrate the accounts. Full admin panel basically.
- Give a best BTC/USD or BTC/EUR or BTC/Fiat price upon customers clients checking out (robot that checks price via exchanges) engine
- Give them the ability to take the money out in fiat as well as BTC

To answer your second question: Yes, we do have banks we work together with and that we rely on. We furthermore have a large sum of money in deposits. To be honest, my problem has been finding developers that I can take seriously, and are not either complete scammers or live in a fantasy world thinking they can code this.

I am looking for very experienced developers that can prove the work they have done. I am looking for people to make a Bitcoin merchant a client of mine. If you are skilled in working with Bitcoin, please feel free to get in touch with me on PM. Only serious offers though.

I would like to buy a ready made Bitcoin merchant script that has already proven to work in a live environment. My budget is as high as 15.000$. I am looking for something similar or as close to Bitpay as I can find. If anyone can develop such or has code for such, I would be interested in talking. Only serious offers please. Any scammers that cannot prove concept will not see one BTC

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I am looking for a fully custom working merchant gateway script and I am willing to pay top dollar for getting the code. If anyone sits on code that handles transactions in Bitcoin, please feel free to hit me up.

I know of Bitpay, Coinbase etc. But are there no open source gateway scripts that already have all the code done when it comes to handling the Bitcoin daemon and connecting to the block-chain? It seems weird that an open source project has no open source implementation of a gateway script for those that would like to run their own Bitcoin payment service on their websites outside of commercial companies such as Bitpay.

A dinosaur is warning against the meteor impact that will wipe him out? Sure old man, sure we will listen to you.

IF and that is a big IF he is the real Satoshi Nakamoto. But he most likely is NOT, and now we have a fame craving journalist bitch that puts this poor old mans live in great risk. How many hear could actually think straight if the whole god damn world wrote about your entire life, family and pretty much made you famous overnight because of some retarded person that calls herself a journalist. Just look here: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1zqp2i/if_you_believe_the_report_about_satoshi_nakamotos/

THIS IS NOT OUR SATOSHI NAKAMTO! Its an old man, that is sick, had a stroke and is in danger of dying. The stress alone inflicted by this whore is enough to kill an athlete in his prime.

I am actually afraid my problem is something completely different. I think I am affected by this: http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/02/dear-asus-router-user-youve-been-pwned-thanks-to-easily-exploited-flaw/

For some reason, pre installing the upgrade, it was running like this yesterday (slow). After upgrade, it raw flawless. Then I noticed that some dude on the Ars comments pointed to this (the last comment in the Ars article): http://dnlongen.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/breaking-down-asus-router-bug.html

I then did the manual software upgrade on my router, and I was back to my insanely slow speeds (which is weird). All this happened real time, and the speeds triggers in the Bitcoin block download happened the same moment software upgrades happened. From slow to fast and then back to slow after applying the manual patch.

I need to check this on another network for sure, to finally get a full picture of the situation. But it would not surprise me these router attacks affect Bitcoin. Thats what all attacks are about these days, no?