Mod: There are already 3 threads in the main forum about TradeHill and Dwolla. Did you really though a new one was necessary?

Also, I would recommend to anyone not following the link. Bloggers are starting to see that bitching about Bitcoin brings them traffic so they bitch about Bitcoin as soon as they can. The solution is not to follow these types of links and they will stop bitching.

I have that hardware here right by me. Just tell me how long do you want the number to be and for a low fee I will provide you with a trully 100% guarantee random number.

If a lot of people decided to sell a lot of bitcoins no matter the price and no matter where they come from (Deepbit, someone cashing out, etc...) without a similar influx of buyers then the price of bitcoins would drop.

Currencies are just like any other product, they follow the law of supply and demand. Increase of supply, same demand = price goes down.

This is very simple. The hard part is to predict the changes in supply and demand, and that is why predicting the price is so difficult.

Honestly, if they did that it would be even possitive. It could be easily taken back to them to show that the press has an anti-bitcoin bias and get people interested into why they have such bias so they learn about Bitcoin.

It would be a very bad move from them and very good for us.

First a clarification to the op, because he got some basic ideas wrong:

Austrian economic theory is just that, theories that describe reality and have some prediction capacity. Austrian theory does NOT have a set of policies to apply. Austrian theory, as opposed to other economic schools, is a social science. Austrian theory is not political theory, the political theory you are refering to is libertarianism.

Honestly, for all the arrogance and high school showing off (uhhh, you went to high school....) the op is howing I though he would know the basic stuff.

Now, if you meant that any country that got prosperous under the usual policies that a lot of austrian economists have recommended you have several examples. For example, Hong Kong or Switzerland, although they have changed right now. But you have historic examples all over the place, for example Canada during most of the XIX century or the USA during specific parts of that same century. In fact you will be hard pressed to find examples of countries that became long term prosperous (that means benefiting the people, not the elites) with policies too far away from what austrian economists recommend. In fact the USA today is a very good example of why following keynesianism creates problems. The USA could quite easily solve its problems if it adopted the right policies, but right now it seems politically imposible.

I dont see either how this is going to be spin off as a Bitcoin failure. Its a failure of Dwolla, a dollar service.

We had a user that brings bad luck to the poll. He left as a sacrifice for the rest, and as soon as he left BtcGuild has satrted having great luck. The gods of the mines were pleased with the sacrifice.

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=7760.msg397575#msg397575

Eulethria, the bug where the speed of some workers is reported 0 happened again to me just now.

  Since you left we have had 3 lucky rounds, that is 3 rounds that lasted less than the average round for the pool speed. Maybe I should start believing in gods and dragons...

Actually, he is right, I dont know if for the right reasons or not.

To get rid of the government debt you need to change the monetary system first. Otherwise, by eliminating the government debt you would eliminate (almost) all the currency.

If I am not mistaken, the last and only president to pay all the government debt in the USA was Andrew Jackson and he did it by removing the central bank and then having restrictive fiscal policies to return the debt.

When you die you will receive 50 virgins.

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I know. My 24 hours rewards its almost at half what it should be. -50% luck in the last 24 hours its a lot of variance for such a big pool.

EDIT: Its oficial. My 24hours earnings are less than half of what they should be theoretically. <50+% bad luck in the last 24 hours. Not bad...

Someone in the comment nailed it. They are mixing the worst of both worlds. If you want a have a centralized currency you dont need hashes and shit, just have it.

Go away now! Its an order.

If you want to blow money just for fun I recomend hookers and/or drugs.

The bad luck is getting ridiculous. I dont know why, but we always get bad luck after changing servers. Maybe we should sacrifice some young virgin to the gods before eleuthria changes a server.


Ive found two, and I would have made double by going alone than mining in a pool. But its all theoretical, because the murphy law states that if I had gone alone I would not have found any. Maybe if you would have gone alone, you would have found some.

Its still to be seen if its legit and it could be a scam, but how is he trying to rob investors from their money when he has agreed with the greek company financing the test to not be payed until they have a prototype working. If this is not legit and they guy is doing it just for the lulz this is the trolling of the decade probably of the century.

Calcetines de alpaca (no es broma, son de muy buena calidad), hardware de ordenador, música, monedas de bitcoin chapadas en oro.

En unos días voy a probar por primera vez comprar la comida para mi gata con bitcoins (http://www.telepienso.com/) y espero poder comprar comida pronto. Y aunque parezca mentira llevo tiempo buscando comprar una camiseta de Bitcoin sencilla con bitcoins a un precio razonable (las que tienen precios razonables tienen cargos de envío a Europa muy caros) y no he encontrado aún.

Hasta donde yo se, estás en lo cierto. TradeHill cobra una comisión del 0.6% por cualquier transacción que hagas dentro de su sistema, pero para las transferencias bancarias usando SEPA no cobran nada.