I believe that's under the 'Transfers' menu link


BTW I think the logout timeout is a bit too fast, i use pretty long passwords and it's a bit of a PITA while waiting for transfers. I know this is for security reasons, but I'm more than capable to click the logout button if I leave my computer unattended.

im really disappointed. I registered and submitted all my files immediately and still identity not verified..

If you think about it BTC doesn't really have a Fiat backbone.

It is only that way because that is one of the hooks to get people involved.

The technology and potential are what give it value IMO.

One day it will be independent.

Some dead skin needs shed first.

It's all a game of perception.

So it seems Josh shouldn't have even bothered going to Miami. Considering he didn't do ANYTHING for paybase/paycoin and didn't even bother to talk to anyone officially.  (if you think him paying to have his logo on the side of a building is enough then lol at you)

Going there to do backdoor deals and leaving whilst having 2 bodyguards (they look like feminine bodyguards not scary at all) and nothing is pretty shady.  bet he thinks he is real clever about all that too.

If you didn't have any concerns about the schemes (read scams) that Josh is pulling and you still trust him, after this weekend and his pre recorded Q and A not to mention the shitty paybase exchange system where gaw have their bots in.  Then you deserve no money.

Oh wow so they are going to introduce their own debit card into this am assuming that one can then load funds into it and spend around the globe. Am assuming pre pay loadable debit card to load in funds and  use online.

If this is such a think please make it supportive in UK and to also support topping up feature using paypoint, if this got added to it then am sure many across the UK would use.

Ok, I'm only going to explain this once on this thread  

I am aware maths and economics is not everyone's cup of tea  

Bitcoin is not going to crash in price, if you own AMhash or Gensis Mining cloudmining GHs you're simply looking at a much longer ROI of about a 1 year, instead of 6 months ROI.

The price strain on the Bitcoin network is caused by needing to fund ASIC manufacturers like, AMhash, Zeus, Bitman, etc. When valuation price is much higher then the mining cost everyone is going to go out and buy mining equipment and cloudmining? Only, those in decently paid jobs will carry on buying up coin stocks via escrow and selling websites.

This example is just to explain the price stabilization and price correction mechanisms - no accurate statistics have been used in this explanation

In fact, I think I found some of these statistics on the back of Kelloggs Cornflakes Box

2014 $600-$300 BTC price equal bumper sales of mining equipment. All manufacturers, take payments in BTC and a lot of people pay in BTC.

New coins in 2014 1314000, on average BTC price of $450 works out to be $591,300,000 on the entire year. Of course, most of these went to old miners, who tuck them away into their wallets to protect their original investment success.
      
Say, 10% become available to new investors who had Fiat Currency, this equals $59 million. Say, 50% of new investors turned their new BTC into payments for new mining equipment whenever they did released it was getting considerably more BTC through mining in 2014, compared to the alternative of price inflation matching Fiat Currency inflation.

This BTC went to ASIC manufacturers and other people sold of some of their old BTC to reinvest in bigger quantities of mining equipment.

Therefore, across 2014 super-sized volume had to be turned back into Fiat Currency ($40 million worth of BTC), because the ASIC manufacturers needed to pay in Fiat for for chip fabrication, raw and refined materials and a workforce.

Therefore, extra businesses like Bitstamp, BTC-E, etc appeared to re-convert this super-sized short-term Fiat Currency requirement. People (who did not have decently paid jobs) noticed this on these new exchanges (ASIC manufacturers and enlarged mining operations had to re-convert their BTC in Fiat Currency). They started short selling BTC; the quantity of their BTC balances grew and grew. Unfortunately, the ASIC manufacturers and enlarged mining operations were lazy and did not randomized or even break up their at sale quantities and ended up being easy prey for the short sellers. The BTC price went down and down throughout 2014.

Now, BTC is $210 and buying new mining equipment will only be done by older miners, who are protecting their old investment profits back in the days when BTC was $1

BTC is $210, new coins is 1,314,000, which will be worth $275,940,000.  
10% is avaliable for sale in 2015 to new investors ($27 million), who will be buying for the block in halving in 2016 is when annual production drops to 657,000.

At this price, the money going to ASIC manufacturers will shrink, direct sales to old miners protecting Bitcoin will happen, but these men and women don't a care about current profitability because they got their coins before 2013

New people will not be buying mining equipment

New clouding mining operations will halt. Sales 75% lower. This is why so ASIC manufacturers have gone bust  

So, the volume of BTC going into Fiat Currency Exchanges will be about 75% lower e.g. about $7 million. Obviously, short selling BTC when you haven't got the stock for more then 30 days is going to be quite funny to watch

So, the price will need to rise, to re-attract back BTC sellers, otherwise some of those exchanges will need to close.

Dudes, there are automatic price stabilization and price correction mechanisms in every POW crypto-currency

Price stabilization and correction are famous, in macro economics, for having big time-lag, which is why it has not really kicked in yet

The short seller are in for unpleasant 2015



 

 

So what no news¿

Are you sure ?

AMHash is BTC2.4 for 2TH
Bitmain is BTC1.7 for 2TH

Breakeven if difficulty never rises again (yeah right) is

AMHash: 301 days
Bitmain: 238 days

Neither are a good buy

I just luv this quote from Paybase website:

"Josh Garza, who has built what may be the world’s fastest growing slowing bitcoin mining operation, is setting his sights on something even bigger: "the cryptocurrency of the future.""

 

I think they need some updating there.

already sold off everything i had at AMHash on havelock, didnt lose too much. Done with trying out cloud mining

Will start on Sunday

Your supervisors should give us an answer.

Also, did you make the information about the loading time for the card easier to find? It doesn't look like it. 

e-coin.io offer much of that already: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=917350.0
But they dont send to the US. Just have one sent to a friend abroad.

ANX's premium card is a visa debit card. they hold the ANX logo because the underlying bank allows people to print their own logo on it if buying 100 cards in bulk. the underlying bank for ANX is www.mbank.pl

note... this is only valid for the premium card. their basic and plus debits are not visas.

I received my card today. A few things where unexpected.
First of all, the card actually carries my name, which is cool but some may not like. Those polish cards were all generic and "anonymous"
The card is actually issued by https://www.mychoicecorporate.com/company/
Which at first glance seems legit.
I got no pin, but it states I have to call mychoice in the UK to activate the card. The letter states I will have to confirm the card number and my date of birth. I dont remember giving the latter when I signed up (and it may not have been my actual birthdate), but we'll see.

Totally see your point, mate. I wouldn't trust my money to someone I don't know.
Hence, this post and this whole discussion.

You can see the company details here:
http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk
Company No. 09228951

Or here:
https://www.duedil.com/company/09228951/e-coin-trading-limited

Or here:
http://companycheck.co.uk/company/09228951/E-COIN-TRADING-LIMITED

Will be happy to PM more details to you and would appreciate if you could check them and post in this forum once all your questions have been answered.

To have such a card we can be dealing with Visa directly or with an official Visa card issuer. The latter is the case for us. You are absolutely right in that neither would deal with a random internet scammer, so the actual fact that the card is being issued and shipped is proof of the opposite.

May I suggest that you give it a try? It is only $1 during beta stage, and not free only for the reason that people don't treat free stuff seriously.
Also, would be happy to meet you at http://bitcoinexpo2015.com/ later this month.

Hope I've addressed your concerns best as I could

Slighlty off topic but I will lay it here anyway.

Perhaps Paycoin bag holders should be aware of what happens when you are backed by fiat.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-16/largest-retail-fx-broker-stock-crashes-90-swiss-contagion-spreads

Obviously the fiasco that is still taking place with the Swiss Franc Euro de-peg just goes to show that centralized fiat banking is just as if not way more volatile.

That Paycoin is heavily backed by some good old dried up fiat.

Therefore, backing your currency with such fiat assets is risky.

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