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1141  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 02, 2014, 01:51:51 PM
If they are being used to provide liquidity in emerging markets then they are not just being sold. There will likely be another $20mm invested on the other side to support the market as well. Lets not forget as well who Tim Draper is, he could lose those 30k BTC tommorow and laugh it off so were not going to see a quick arb or a panic sell.

If he manages to set up markets where at the moment it is difficult, although not impossible, to buy then that can only ever be a good thing.

It is however naive to suggest that all markets that may be interested in buying or using BTC at the moment can already do so with minimal hassle.
1142  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: rpietila Altcoin Observer on: July 02, 2014, 01:01:50 PM
Fantastic post Risto and some really good points made, also possibly one of the best attempts Ive seen to quantify the support of an alt.

I particularly like the point about how often devs and other so called large holders of an alt don't have the BTC to back up their holdings and thus you end up in an uncontrollable downward spiral.

One point I would question is what makes you say you cant sufficiently support 10 alts? I agree that by holding 1 the conclusion is that you have a very strong support for that alt but with a decent BTC stash, at least financially 10 alts could be supported. I agree it is impossible to  divide your time in terms of dev and support to that many alts. Lets not forget there have been many opportunities since XMR markets opened to gain .1% for roughly 30 BTC and with other alts if you catch them early, a much higher % than that.

Other than that though I think your closest Ive seen to being able to gauge real alt support.
1143  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 02, 2014, 12:27:31 PM

is there any date/timeline when the FBI plans to public the auction results???



I thought the situation was that bidders would be notified and then anyone is free to make an FOI request and there aren't many exemptions that I can see that would stop at least the sale price being revealed.
1144  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency [CPU/GPU(NVIDIA+AMD)] on: July 02, 2014, 12:25:04 PM
Claymore damping coin every day

Claymore is an issue yes but even if half the coins being mined are being done so with his miner (which I doubt) its still only 560ish coins a day or 2 BTC ish. Hardly market moving. This is just noobs selling and whales accumulating.
1145  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 02, 2014, 12:04:36 PM
Stop quoting Mervyn_Pumpkinhead please Smiley

it was better when people with many ignored had a bright orange ignore button. It was an indicator to show: "don't quote this person!" Tongue

aint that the truth. Puzzles me why they removed that, when I first joined the glowing ignores really helped me not take advice from trolls and also to not quote them either. Now it seems I spend half my time reading quotes from people I have on ignore for a reason.
1146  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency [CPU/GPU(NVIDIA+AMD)] on: July 02, 2014, 12:02:40 PM
David, I think its imperative that some better help channels are set up, I personally believed that it was all quite straight forward and well documented although I will admit I haven't read through the documentation myself.

 It is a surprise to me that people are struggling in this way. There are plenty of people who would work on a helpline, myself included, that aren't part of the core dev team but can certainly handle the majority of questions. Particularly if its an extension of the help we already provide on IRC. I don't believe it would be particularly difficult to set up some sort of help methods and more so if Risto is offering to be a test of whatever methods the dev team find appropriate.
1147  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency [CPU/GPU(NVIDIA+AMD)] on: July 02, 2014, 11:29:45 AM
why the price value of the coin is falling, never seen it that low.

You must be new here, some of us were buying at 0.0003, wish it would go as low as Ive seen it again Smiley Infact my mining costs at the beginning were way way lower than that.



Actually this might be a good idea to have! Just a technical guy who is reachable by chat from the XMR webpage. Most of the newbie questions can be answered by someone who is not in dev level right (and I know at least one person who had several devs helping him to install a wallet with no success still to this day....Wink )


Most of the people who can help find it very hard to sift through a thread such as this and a conversation in a forum style is very hard to be both quick and legible. Anyone who needs any additional help can always come over to IRC. Myself and many others are more than happy to answer any questions in there and indeed many do pop in, ask a quick question and leave again. Its by far a better system than trawling through an ann thread.

Time to get rid of that pesky mac Wink
1148  Economy / Services / Re: [PrimeDice] [Highest Paid Signature] Earn Bitcoins Simply By Posting on: July 02, 2014, 11:12:55 AM
Is there a way to see how many post you had when you enrolled for the purpose of your own record keeping? Without a starting post anymore and the PM's to see how many post you've claimed for before it is hard to keep a personal track of your post count.
I think currently no way just you can write on your own behalf for all record Stunna updating google doc hope in near future you will able to check this here on forum

This is going to make it incredibly hard when it comes to claiming on the 17th as no one is going to know how many posts they have made unless they enrolled on the 17 exactly. Stunna, you should probably update the members list with a starting post count or a post count at the point of the last claim as its impossible to know what you starting count was.
No I noted in my personal data how much I entered in this link because its important for my personal information what I done and what I am going to claim on next month

Thats great for you, congratulations, that doesn't help anyone who didn't though does it...

Oh and please don't say "ah well you should have done it" as there will be plenty who didn't and it also doesn't solve the inherent issue, its not a big deal, all it takes is putting a post count alongside the members list, would take two seconds.

1149  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [CryptoNote] A complete forking guide to create your own CryptoNote currency on: July 02, 2014, 10:55:48 AM
Doesn't this just make it even easier for people without any knowledge of how to make an altcoin churn out hundreds of unneeded and unwanted shitcoins and scamcoins?

No easier than it has been for people to churn out BTC and scrypt clones. Real development is needed to attract serious investors and some copy paste kids won't change that.
1150  Economy / Services / Re: [PrimeDice] [Highest Paid Signature] Earn Bitcoins Simply By Posting on: July 02, 2014, 10:35:33 AM
Is there a way to see how many post you had when you enrolled for the purpose of your own record keeping? Without a starting post anymore and the PM's to see how many post you've claimed for before it is hard to keep a personal track of your post count.
I think currently no way just you can write on your own behalf for all record Stunna updating google doc hope in near future you will able to check this here on forum

This is going to make it incredibly hard when it comes to claiming on the 17th as no one is going to know how many posts they have made unless they enrolled on the 17 exactly. Stunna, you should probably update the members list with a starting post count or a post count at the point of the last claim as its impossible to know what you starting count was.
1151  Economy / Services / Re: [PrimeDice] [Highest Paid Signature] Earn Bitcoins Simply By Posting on: July 02, 2014, 10:31:00 AM
Is there a way to see how many post you had when you enrolled for the purpose of your own record keeping? Without a starting post anymore and the PM's to see how many post you've claimed for before it is hard to keep a personal track of your post count.
1152  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: rpietila Altcoin Observer on: July 02, 2014, 10:24:29 AM
hmm so buy buy buy.

We will see, keep looking at it not exactly over whelming me at the moment. Perhapse its the Alt burns on my finger tips from last time.



Perhaps, by all means wait and see but like most things in the crypto world those who panic last get burned just like the people who panic bought up at around .009 + when it was obviously going to correct. My advice would be to get any BTC you were going to invest and just invest 10-15% and wait and see if your worried about being burnt. One of the best things about XMR at the moment is that the inflation means that big run ups are often bought back into line fairly quickly and thus you wont get left too far behind before there's another chance to get on the train.
1153  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency [CPU/GPU(NVIDIA+AMD)] on: July 02, 2014, 10:18:14 AM
LOL a programmer who needs needs a GUI. A programmer who also believes that people were *blessed* with a different copy of the same binaries. No body will help you while you call everyone an ass hole, the wallet (which the vast majority have got on with) shit and refuse to read the people replies who have helped you.

 Ill quote it for you as you decided to ignore the response "Monero is actually zero-configuration coin, no peers or seends or any other parameters you need to fine tuning "

Ill even help you out a bit more as I cant deal with your screaming in this thread. Come to IRC channel #monero. Ask in there as thats where the devs spend most their time and we can help you with technical problems without you calling everything shit because you cant get it to work.
1154  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: rpietila Altcoin Observer on: July 02, 2014, 10:10:41 AM
Rotate out of some LTC or BTC to Monero?

It seems a wise investment decision to at least throw a few % at Monero, its by far the most interesting crypto Ive seen in a while. The prices right now are almost hilariously undervalued and Im taking this opportunity to buy more at prices that wont be visited again.
1155  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency [CPU/GPU(NVIDIA+AMD)] on: July 02, 2014, 09:15:54 AM
gpu mining destroyed the coin value
everyday its lower and lower

Just look at the net hash and difficulty, both are still climbing, this is like the coiled spring you see after any crypto has a big run up. Wont take much for the price to rocket and sellers at this price to be caught with their pants down.
1156  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency on: July 02, 2014, 08:51:44 AM

thank for GUI link

Reason for the the half ass monero wallet is that you cannot mine directly to the crypto exchange. Before the crytpo exchange accepts payment it needs to generate a payment ID that you add to command along with the amount and address when attempt a withdrawal with the half ass wallet to process payments.  The payment id is generated along with address with on the crypto exchange. They are two different sets of numbers and letter. The mining pools dont use payment Ids.


Please someone "EXPLAIN" how do you add the seed nodes to this crap wallet. Do I make a .conf file, do i go through the command line? I don't have a file that says peerlist or seed node, typing help in the simplewallet is no help. Please help how do I add the seeds to this wallet so it can become sync?      If need a tip to help just say it please

Wow you need to chill dude, just because you cant use a simple command line interface doesnt make the wallet half assed at all. It means you need to spend two seconds learning how to use it. I was going to help you but with that attitude and the fact you want to mine directly to an exchange means its not really worth anyones while. Come back, ask direct questions and act like you need help rather than deserve it and people will be more accommodating.
1157  Other / Off-topic / Re: FIFA World Cup 2014!!! on: July 01, 2014, 04:07:46 PM
The US making fun of football: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-s--to-lose--682-m-in-worker-productivity-today-and-here-s-why-121857265.html

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More galling still, based on Wall Street Journal calculations more than 10 minutes of today's game will be devoted to "writhing time;" that's how long on average these teams have combined to spend lying on the grass faking injury to try and draw a penalty in prior games. That's at least $50 million of productivity lost via U.S. workers getting drunk and watching brilliant young athletes trying to draw the sporting equivalent of workers comp.

....


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If we're going to be throwing our money away watching a sport we don't understand we may as well win. Take a cue from our lads this afternoon: pretend to trip on the copier and hold your shin screaming until your boss lets you go home early. Grab a burger and watch the game. It's your patriotic duty.

I think even most hardcore fans have had enough of it now, it gets worse year on year to the point where your whole tournament can hinge on an opposition players best impression of being shot at point blank range with a sawn off.

The amount of time spent rolling on the floor and the amount of people diving and then just apologizing in the press like its nothing in appalling.

I disagree, trying to trick the ref is part of the game. They just should stop halting the play if someone's injured. Seriously, even if your leg is fucking broken your not dying spending a few minutes lying on the grass, let's just continue to play. If the player is still not up after 5 minutes allow some medics to haul him off the pitch but stopping the play is not necessary.

I hate the time wasting, I don't hate the acting. If anything they should just allow the ref to have contact with colleagues with access to instant replays.

Gee, whatever happened to quality sportsmanship where teams and players won by being better than the others at the game they're playing. The ref has a hard enough job as it is without all these ametuer dramatics. The fact that people genuinely think that diving and feigning injury is part of the game it doesn't surprise me how shit the game is getting. If it was genuinely a part of the game how come you didn't see it 10, 15, 20 + years ago? Its not a part of the game, its part of the 'modern game' which is a laughable.

Of course the ref shouldn't stop the game but with health and safety and all that jazz the same player who was happy to fall over like a fairy to 'trick' the ref will be the same one balling his eyes out and suing for not receiving prompt medical treatment if he was genuinely hurt. Just a bunch of overpaid wimps kicking a ball around and going down like they've been snipered at every opportunity. Take a leaf out of Rugbys book...

You Dutch by any chance Wink ?  
1158  Other / Off-topic / Re: FIFA World Cup 2014!!! on: July 01, 2014, 03:44:19 PM
The US making fun of football: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-s--to-lose--682-m-in-worker-productivity-today-and-here-s-why-121857265.html

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More galling still, based on Wall Street Journal calculations more than 10 minutes of today's game will be devoted to "writhing time;" that's how long on average these teams have combined to spend lying on the grass faking injury to try and draw a penalty in prior games. That's at least $50 million of productivity lost via U.S. workers getting drunk and watching brilliant young athletes trying to draw the sporting equivalent of workers comp.

....


Quote
If we're going to be throwing our money away watching a sport we don't understand we may as well win. Take a cue from our lads this afternoon: pretend to trip on the copier and hold your shin screaming until your boss lets you go home early. Grab a burger and watch the game. It's your patriotic duty.

I think even most hardcore fans have had enough of it now, it gets worse year on year to the point where your whole tournament can hinge on an opposition players best impression of being shot at point blank range with a sawn off.

The amount of time spent rolling on the floor and the amount of people diving and then just apologizing in the press like its nothing in appalling.
1159  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 01, 2014, 02:06:22 PM

Some vague information about the bid prices:

http://www.itweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=135754:SecondMarket-Pantera-outbid-in-Bitcoin-auction&catid=69
Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead told Reuters the firm was unable to purchase the Bitcoins because its bid was below the market price.  "The point is when this auction was announced, Bitcoin was trading at $634 and the general view was that the supply would take the price down," Morehead said.

https://www.finalternatives.com/node/27493
....The U.S. government auction created a tremendous amount of new demand for bitcoin,” Pantera’s Dan Morehead told The New York Times. “Most of the people we spoke to were new entrants to the bitcoin market. None of our bids were hit. I think it went at quite a high price.”...

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/06/30/after-bitcoin-auction-winning-bidders-remain-elusive/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=1
Mr. Waters of CoinApex, who bid as an individual, appeared to send his bid using his cellphone while live on Bloomberg Television on Friday, but later confessed in an interview that he had forgotten to attach the bidding form to his email. He submitted his bid for one block of Bitcoins, at a price of $403 each, later on Friday afternoon. He, too, did not win

There is a thread about the auction results:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=668635


Cheers for collecting those quotes. As I expected it seems that most the winning bids were at or above rough market price at the time of bidding, is there anyone here who seriously thought that they would go for significantly lower? Well, other than Mr Waters?

The amount of coins sold are but a drop in the ocean but the amount of bidders, bearing in mind this was pretty much a US only auction is nothing but encouraging. Onward we go...
1160  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 01, 2014, 10:06:05 AM
I like 80%+ of Tera's posts.

There is no need to target everyone who doesnt think btc will hit 100k in the next week. Ever super bears do not bother me if they actually mean what they say, and not just posting crap for attention (aka some people we all know, no need to name them)

Agree but thing is with TERA, while she is indeed a good trader you cant help but think bullshit every time a movement happens and she claims to be on the right side of it despite being super the other way 5 mins before. Funny you mention the other one, he actually predicted $650 1st of July, scarily accurate.
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