Not necessarily. I had some personal ads in my signature before, and they were garnering quite a few clicks... Plus he'll look at members and Jr. Members because of the fact he can pay less for almost the same thing.
Its nothing like the same thing, colors and size are far more attractive, if it was almost the same thing then none of the campaigns would pay a hero member 4-5 times more than a jr member for example. |
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Reserving a spot to see the outcome of the escrow agreement, will probably join if escrow is completed.
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How much XMR does this cost right now?  About 1.36M. Considering that it's more than there exists, it is safe to say that XMR is cheap  EDIT: Ah, did not take into account the most recent drop. Anyway, just added BTC10 to the buy side today, some of it maybe fulfilled already. Yep its definitely buy time again didn't think we would get another chance at these prices but seems people are determined to dump below cost price. Fine by me. |
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Which lucky SOB just got to buy at 0.001 on Bitrexx?!
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Really like that, particularly the two 24 and 1h buy/sell indicators.
I was quite pleased with them as well . I don't think other intervals will add much value, right? or would you find a 1 week or 1 month ratio chart a useful addition? Personally I don't think a really long time scale is useful as there are so many variables in between. Its just a quick and nice way to gauge some degree of sentiment. |
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why change the coin name?
You mean from Bitmonero or the ticket to XMR? |
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Really like that, particularly the two 24 and 1h buy/sell indicators. |
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Whatever the direction this takes, it's going to be brutal
I personally don't think is will take a direction for a few days. Can easily see this consolidating until next week. Although we have been getting weekend pumps recently. |
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Facebook have approved their first cryptocurrency tipping apps - http://www.coindesk.com/facebook-approves-first-cryptocurrency-tipping-apps/Lead developer Alejandro Caballero took to reddit to announce that the social networking giant had approved both his Doge Tipping App, which is restricted to dogecoin, and his Multicoin Tipping App, which got the official nod just this morning.
The latter allows 14 altcoins to be used to reward posts on Facebook in a very real sense, rather than merely giving them the standard ‘like’. The full list reads: dogecoin, digibytes, einsteinium, fedoracoin, mintcoin, reddcoin, quark, worldcoin, vertcoin, karmacoin, earthcoin, trollcoin, HTMLcoin and donationcoin. Just need a Bitcoin tipbot now  Very strange that coins like HTML coin would be included. Although in fairness there is a solution called quick coin or something similar. |
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Does anybody remember what happened on Nov 19th last year to make it swing from 755 to 378?
And in February... and April... Does history repeats itself? Sometimes... As I remember it was due to SilkRoad. Isn't? Forgot about Silk.. ^true story Silk Road was way before the 19th of November. First few days in October if I remember correctly. That was a good day |
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How long have we waited brothers to see the 1 week macd turn green? Its been a long 6 months but we're on the cusp guys.
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I am sorry if my words were misleading. My english is not so good. I believe Nxt is in an uptrend long term so like BTC you don't have to worry when it goes down because it will go way upper later. Whereas with LTC you do have to worry because in the end it will be way lower. LTC went constantly down for weeks now, and no i don't think it is oversold by now. I hope i made myself clear. Don't want to short LTC though because it is testing strong support. Holding BTC and Nxt makes much more money.
Ah okay that makes much more sense  I wouldn't short it either but it really wouldn't surprise me if it carried on its journey south! |
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eh, that just made no sense at all. You started off by saying you know LTC will bounce back and then in the next answer said it was grossly over valued and provides no additional value  which one is it?! Why such difficulty with the concept of time? It is a partial order of states, each related to the previous, in which the local states of successors deviate from the local states of predecessors in degrees bounded by the uncertainty of the fine-structure. LTC is oversold, thus it will go up on a short time frame. LTC adds no fundamental value, thus it will go down on a long time frame. No problem with the concept of time, thanks. In the context of what he said and the question I asked him his answer clearly didn't satisfy the question. I asked him what makes him so sure it will bounce back up. His answer was then to explain its grossly over valued and brings nothing more to the table. No offer of an answer to the question of why is it guaranteed to bounce back. No time frames were mentioned at all. If you want to be pedantic you could say most coins bounce back but from where, to where and when are clearly the imperative factors. |
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The big difference with LTC being that you know it will bounce back up.
Can I get one of those crystal balls too ? Seriously, what makes you know for a fact it will bounce back up ? I only believe that LTC is grossly overvalued whereas it brings nothing more to the table. I mean seriously, hedging against SHA-256 just in case Bitcoin would need a few days to change of hash function which is very unlikely, not to mention that even silly people finally understand faster confirmations are not a big deal, and anyway 2 minutes and half is now a lot compared to many shitcoins. Besides, i believe Nxt is still very undervalued. It is just what my analysis tell me, not crystal balls. eh, that just made no sense at all. You started off by saying you know LTC will bounce back and then in the next answer said it was grossly over valued and provides no additional value which one is it?! |
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The big difference with LTC being that you know it will bounce back up.
Can I get one of those crystal balls too ? Seriously, what makes you know for a fact it will bounce back up ? |
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on hard drives maybe, but not ssds
and the trend is going inevitably to tablets/convertibles with fixed not user replaceable or expandable memory, every extra gig stll expensive as hell
$.60/GB is expensive as hell? Thats $12 to store the current block chain. Your telling me that your financial security isn't worth $12? The tablets issue is more of a point but then use an SPV wallet! An spv wallet is secure and no third party trust is required (yes they can modify the blockchain, not sure why they would and it would quickly be noticed but you still control all the keys so they can't steal your funds). Convenience and security in the Bitcoin world are pretty much mutually exclusive so its up to you which one you pick. One guarantees that your funds can not be stolen but may be less practical and one may be more convenient but exposes you to the risk of being robbed. I know which one people who still have all their coins choose.
so unless you host a 24/7 running mini server for you wallet at home,
you hardly can avoid using spv or partially cloud hosted wallets
especially on mobile - most countries offer only small mobile data plans
Again then use an spv, infinitely better than a service that holds your keys or even worse holds your funds in the same place as everyone elses. I'm not sure what your point with mobile data plans is. If your using an spv its not more of an issue than general data usage, unless your suggesting people are downloading the blockchain on their phone at least for our “pocket change“ wallet we need this third party services
Why do you ? What is wrong with thin clients that is better on a hosted service ? I think your really conflating the points that were being discussed. Pocket change was not what the original conversation was about, it was about using blockchain.info as your main wallet or storing significant funds on it. Pocket change is an amount that shouldn't bring people out flapping and hysterical about their funds because a site went down for an hour, thats the issue. Its obvious that there are many people who store all their coins on blockchain.info same as with Gox, my point is that if your going to do that don't be surprised if your funds disappear. |
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If I didn't send MRO to polo with Payment ID, How can I get the money back
Just email them with the exact amount they seem to be sorting those sorts of issues out fairly easily, however it will be a lot more easier to claim if you didnt send a round number like 10 that someone else may have sent without a payment ID as well. |
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You can use a third party like bitgo.com to secure your coins and nothing can happen to them, even if bitgo disappears. Convenience meets with security.
Yep but people aren't here flapping about bitgo are they  Multisig addresses will become the norm in the future but Im waiting for a fully open sourced implementation to trust it. Already happened on Armory http://vimeo.com/96983886lol I know Armory, it controls one of my luke warm wallets, we're talking about online wallets. |
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You can use a third party like bitgo.com to secure your coins and nothing can happen to them, even if bitgo disappears. Convenience meets with security.
Yep but people aren't here flapping about bitgo are they Multisig addresses will become the norm in the future but Im waiting for a fully open sourced implementation to trust it. |
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