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1541  Local / Biete / Re: Offizieller Thread zu Yesminers und den Bitcoin-Minern M10 und M20 | ProTact on: January 27, 2016, 07:49:41 AM
Klar haben Leute da ihr Geld verloren. Für einen Bitcoin N00b waren waren Ebay Gutscheine verlockend. Da werden einige bestellt haben:( Viele machen sich ja keine Ahnung wie so ein ASIC entwickelt und hergestellt wird und können daher das Ebay Angebot nicht richtig einschätzen. "Gelddruckmaschine FTW! Yuppi yay!uuuuuund bestellt!"

Ja, allerdings könnte man sagen dass praktisch jeder Newbie sich selbst über den Tisch zieht wenn er einen Miner kauft. Weil entweder haben Sie keine Ahnung dass die anfänglichen Gewinne sehr schnell weniger werden oder sie wissen es aber schätzen es komplett falsch ein. Es gibt selten mal Fälle wo das wirklich klappt. Cheesy

Naja, wenn Yesminers betrogen hat dann sollten sie verklagt werden, ganz einfach. Oder waren die von Anfang an anonym?
1542  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Methods of growing your Bitcoin? on: January 27, 2016, 05:38:21 AM
The most working scheme for a newbie to earn some satoshis goes as following:

1) Go to faucets and STRAT TEARING THEM into pieces. I've been doing this for a few months already, and spent about 7 hours/day on that. In general, you can earn about 35.000-70.000 satoshi per hour (rewards vary from faucet to faucet).

2) On that very day, put all what you have earned in cloud mining. At first, the rewards will be miserable and will look not even worth it. Some time after, you will already be able to re-buy on that very day when you receive rewards from the cloud.

3) Do not forget to collect form the faucet as well. Some time after, you'll see more acceptable sums (about a month and a half would have passed already).

4) Repeat it constantly.

5) HuhHuh

6) PROFIT!!!

Are you REALLY sure that you earned more from mining than you paid to invest there? There practically only exists cloud miners who are either complete scam or where you invest but over all the runtime would will not even get your investment back from the earnings.
1543  Economy / Services / Re: [ANN] SebastianJu - Free Legendary Escrow Service - Escrowed over 8150 BTC on: January 27, 2016, 05:29:32 AM
Thanks everyone for the nice reviews. Shoot me a pm whenever you need an escrow again. I will get a notification on my smartphone and can check as long as iam not too far away from my computer. Tongue
1544  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: January 27, 2016, 05:27:24 AM
no one is ever going to get any btc back. i would simply like to know what really happened. if FC really was abducted or kidnapped or murdered I think there would be a little more news around it.

a scammer absconding with company funds is not newsworthy in the btc world. it happens to 99% of these start ups.

a btc businessman being murdered or otherwise made to disappear is actually pretty big news.

seeing as there is zero news i can only conclude FC is alive and well and spending the company funds.

i also think he paid off anyone who could actually expose his whereabouts.

i dumped my shares ages ago, so im out, but id love to know where FC is and/or see him face the music.



Someone wrote some post above that the biggest shareholders visited him some time before, or only one of them?, and the poster wrote it might be possible that they got paid to keep calm.

I can't imagine that since it would mean that a lot of big players in the bitcoin world actually would be some form of scammers, getting paid knowing that everyone else will lose everything.

And the miners who were stolen in mongolia? Guess with no existing company now anymore there is no way at all to get them back. Or was that only a cover story?
1545  Local / Biete / Re: Offizieller Thread zu Yesminers und den Bitcoin-Minern M10 und M20 | ProTact on: January 27, 2016, 05:11:15 AM
@mod: Der spamt hier alle Threads mit der gleichen Frage zu...

Ich nehme mal nicht an dass du mich meinst oder?  Huh Ich hab die Frage das erste mal im Forum gestellt. Wenn du trotzdem mich meinen solltest...  Shocked

nein, der kollege meinte mich. anstatt an seinem bericht zu schreiben hat er sich lieber im forum umgeschaut und ruft jetzt die moderatoren um hilfe. hätte er mal besser im august/september 2015 tun solln.

Alles klar. Ich erinnere mich dass bei der Firma Yesminers von Anfang an Zweifel in der Community bestanden. Ich denke wenn man in der Bitcoinwelt nur ein wenig schon mal betrogen wurde hätte man dann eh nicht mehr investiert. Naja, ich hab mir das Geschäftskonzept nicht angeschaut aber wenn man kleine Zweifel hat dann ist es besser einfach nicht zu investieren. Keine Ahnung ob da jetzt jemand Geld mit verloren hat oder nicht.
1546  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [OPEN!] jorjito's computer shop (back in biz) *UPDATE JANUARY 25* on: January 27, 2016, 05:02:54 AM
If anyone has an idea of how to present what we offer in OP - and it will be more than now - please give me some ideas. The present way sucks big time.

Why don't you create a real shop? Would probably be easier to handle orders too. Though you need a good developer so that you know there are no backdoors or similar things implemented.
1547  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 27, 2016, 05:00:14 AM
we don't need 8 giga ever, there are currently theoretically, optimizations that can guarantee us more tx per sec than the average known

i think none has read this it seems https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Scalability

Real scaling will happen with regional favored altcoins.

What I mean is West Africa will embrace one alt coin, South America another, etc. and most transactions in those regions will be done with those alt coins, with bitcoin acting in similar fashion as USD currently acts on the world market.

That's what I see happening.

And no, none of the current alt-coins look to me like they have a shot at being adopted by a particular region of the world.

I suspect these alt-coins will have a shorter block time making them easier to use in point of sale transactions and use a proof of stake method of keeping the mining in the region where they are primarily used.

It would mean that not everyone in the world needs to have the transaction details of everyone other in the world. Because a big part of the transactions are in countries you will never care about. Which will decrease the amount of harddisc space you need.

Sidechains sound like a better solution though.

I wonder if it will happen since surely most people will prefer to use the real deal. Global network.
1548  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [OPEN!] jorjito's computer shop (back in biz) *UPDATE JANUARY 25* on: January 27, 2016, 04:54:58 AM
EDIT JANUARY 25.

One day late but I'm back from my back. Will answer PMs right after this. We have the tiniest update eeever, but the UPS packages are soon in the air.  Grin Just wanna point out that the hardware updates will not be this bad in the future. They will be substantial and several days a week. We are getting back in biz Wink

If Sebastian agrees, we might also have a little competition to get rid of old stuff. Otherwise it will say "SALE" once again  Wink

Once Thanks for your patients  Smiley Smiley




No need to ask me for such things, simply do it and i can provide escrow. Wink When i know the rules of the competition i can create the escrow address and mention things that might need to be changed.
1549  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitcointalk Escrows - Trade Safely! on: January 27, 2016, 04:52:39 AM
OgNasty is the only really active one of the remaining 3. To me it feels like trading on this forum has slowed down a lot anyways. Most of the people trading physical coins here have been around so long they all rarely need escrows anymore. I think the neediest are account traders and no one wants to deal with those...

There is a need for signature campaigns ,many other deals in the currency exchange section requires escrow if none of the buyer/seller is untrusted or is new,even people trade altcoins now and then which might require an escrow.Your point is valid only to the older/trusted ones dealing but the typical trades still need one much active and trusted escrow IMO.

I agree as it does not really effect me at all. I am sure someone will step up and offer their services. I do not mind escrowing signature campaigns so long as they make the payments and I just hold emergency funds.

The problem with signature campaign escrows is often that escrow doesn't want to be the one making payments (like in your case), but when people want
to start their own escrow services, and don't have the problem in doing the work around payments - they get blasted out until they retreat from the idea.

Well, most campaigns have managers these days. I think most of the managers are trusted enough to handle the weekly payments. Take luckybtc for instance...their manager is relatively unknown and yet handles the payments. My only role is to hold 4BTC in case either the manager or casino stops paying. I see no reason why this setup does not work out well? A newer guy can earn some trust while doing the weekly payments and after a while likely not need someone like me.
Would you feel safe with that newer guy if you are one of the participant of that campaign ? Nowadays someone could easily buy a Hero or even legendary and gain a point or two then pull of some coins in a month.To avoid this you need someone old or rather with more history here.

Blazed means there is no need to trust the campaign runner when there is a trusted escrow who holds an amount worth at least the probably outstanding payment for the next week. If the campaign doesn't pay for a week then the escrow should get informed and he can ask for stacking up of the escrow funds to calculate in that two payments are missing now. If nothing happens the escrow can tell the manager he has to pay or he will tell the poster to stop promoting. He can pay the poster then from the escrow funds. The risk should be pretty minimal.
1550  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 27, 2016, 04:46:23 AM
has anyone calculate how much block size we need to have paypal transactions or visa transcaction. Is more than 1gb block size. Is this ever will happen? I dont think so

Bitcoin has time to grow. There were times we used floppy discs with whopping 1,44 mb per disc. Now it's standard to use 1TB discs. That's 1000 * 1000 times more. Now check the time it took to get to that point and you will know when the time is ready that bitcoin can handle the currently used amount of transactions that visa has.
1551  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitcointalk Escrows - Trade Safely! on: January 27, 2016, 04:43:25 AM
OgNasty is the only really active one of the remaining 3. To me it feels like trading on this forum has slowed down a lot anyways. Most of the people trading physical coins here have been around so long they all rarely need escrows anymore. I think the neediest are account traders and no one wants to deal with those...

There is a need for signature campaigns ,many other deals in the currency exchange section requires escrow if none of the buyer/seller is untrusted or is new,even people trade altcoins now and then which might require an escrow.Your point is valid only to the older/trusted ones dealing but the typical trades still need one much active and trusted escrow IMO.

I agree as it does not really effect me at all. I am sure someone will step up and offer their services. I do not mind escrowing signature campaigns so long as they make the payments and I just hold emergency funds.

The problem with signature campaign escrows is often that escrow doesn't want to be the one making payments (like in your case), but when people want
to start their own escrow services, and don't have the problem in doing the work around payments - they get blasted out until they retreat from the idea.

Actually it would be not a big deal to make the payments manually. What the escrow would have to do would be to simply receive the list of bitcoin addresses and the bitcoin amount from the signature campaign runner. Then the escrow can simply have a calc sheet that puts these details into a form that can be used to create a bulk transaction with his wallet. Maybe already adding the negotiated tip transaction to the escrow. Then sending.

No real work after all for the payment.
1552  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What is your trading strategy? on: January 27, 2016, 04:39:53 AM
I think trading the bitcoin is difficult because the money is very volatile. I like scalping the DAX or CAC40  Smiley

I think so too when it comes to technical analysis. Bitcoin doesn't care so much about indicator like forex for example. Though there are others that say bitcoin is easier to trade. They probably look at other things. Dunno.
1553  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 27, 2016, 04:35:54 AM
The backlog is just going to keep rising and there is nothing we can do about it. It is very unfortunate.

That's why we need the lightning network, even as a temporary solution while Core devs patch up a perma fix.

I think it's wishfull thinking to believe that the core devs now, somehow, come up with a perma fix. What they do mostly is pushing lightning network, which in fact is no fix but simply "Not using bitcoin anymore". That is no fix to bitcoin, it's an evading solution.
1554  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitcointalk Escrows - Trade Safely! on: January 27, 2016, 04:32:37 AM
OgNasty is the only really active one of the remaining 3. To me it feels like trading on this forum has slowed down a lot anyways. Most of the people trading physical coins here have been around so long they all rarely need escrows anymore. I think the neediest are account traders and no one wants to deal with those...

There is a need for signature campaigns ,many other deals in the currency exchange section requires escrow if none of the buyer/seller is untrusted or is new,even people trade altcoins now and then which might require an escrow.Your point is valid only to the older/trusted ones dealing but the typical trades still need one much active and trusted escrow IMO.

I agree as it does not really effect me at all. I am sure someone will step up and offer their services. I do not mind escrowing signature campaigns so long as they make the payments and I just hold emergency funds.

It's the easiest way to secure a signature campaign. The advantage to the escrow is less work, disadvantage is less tips. At least the risk is not so very high mostly. I mean not many bitcoins to hold in most cases.
1555  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What is your trading strategy? on: January 27, 2016, 04:30:12 AM
Bitcoin will rise, and best strategy is investing in bitcoin and bitcoin related things,
 domens, youtube videos about bitcoin can bring you lot of money..

How? Can you manage to get so many views that google offers you a contract to get paid for views? Or do you put the videos on your own website that earns from advertising?
1556  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 27, 2016, 04:28:30 AM
Only at peak times, but the situation is corrected quickly and 99% of the times there is plenty of space in the blocks.

Not an issue. For now

it is when the bankers want FREE

transactions, can you fkn believe it!!!!!!

they close our bank accounts block our money

transfers, but are soooo cooookeeddd

they think we wont see them blatantly

pushing mike and gavin around like
 
ladyboys calling for free transactions

ohhhh revenge is so sweet   Cheesy

The bankers? You know that corrup Hearn is out of the game, i never understood why someone would want to work with him but somehow some did.

But let's look at the other direction. We have bitcoin as the real currency. Now we have some people that try to build something around bitcoin and they want that everyone uses them to interact with bitcoin. Over time the transaction fees for bitcoin will rise pretty high with 1mb blocks. At one point in time it might be that case that they are so very high that only a huge amount of lightning network transaction put into one bitcoin transaction makes sense anymore. So that no normal person can pay the bitcoin fees anymore.

The solution is easy then. Come use lightning network directly. No need to buy bitcoins, send us your fiat we give you virtual bitcoins on lightning network. You don't even have to touch bitcoins anymore.

What would we have then? A banking system. Only big companies and banks would be able to use bitcoin anymore. In fact it's the same we have now in the fiat world.

Well, this doesn't sound exactly like the great future satoshi envisioned. Though it seems some people have different interests while still claiming they are the original bitcoiners. Might be that there are alot of people who honestly think it will be the solution to not use bitcoin directly anymore.

In fact i doubt it will come this far. LN will have a hard time getting established in my opinion.
1557  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Cryptostocks - BTC,DVC,LTC denominated Stock Exchange/Crowdfunding Platform on: January 27, 2016, 12:25:57 AM
I asked the vircurex support if they can forward my bug report to the owner but no reaction at all from them. I wonder if that is the general reaction on support requests at vircurex but it would be a bad sign for vircurex too, if so.

I had a support issue a 2 years ago (with vircurex) .. it took them 3 days to answer.

   one4many

Then it might be the type of request i had. Cheesy Anyway, it seems cryptostocks is back since some hours. Still the email functionality only works for the issuers, who receive their daily list of shareholders. But not for the normal user.

I'm not sure if kumala only added this now but at the bottom in settings there is a button to check if one can receive emails from cs. Though i can't receive emails from them. And my emailprovider is not blocking anything since i control it somewhat. The strange thing is that it worked months ago, now not anymore.
1558  Economy / Securities / Re: [CANNABIT] Investment Details - Announcement & Discussion Thread #cannabit on: January 27, 2016, 12:18:59 AM
Ok everyone, it looks like cryptostocks is back again but it might be too dangerous to receive divs there anymore.

So again, please fill the form to let us move away from there. See my post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=354636.msg13635853#msg13635853

And it seems there still are a couple of people who did not enable the option that the issuer can see their email address. Which would make it impossible to proove the shares you own.

For that reason, everyone who did not do this yet and who wants to keep his shares. Take this serious since it might be the last chance to set this option on cryptostocks. With the current way cs acts there is no saying when it vanishes completely.

So please go into your cryptostocks options



and enable this option:



Then you will show up in the list of shareholders the issuer can see and i can help to proof that you are the real owner of the shares.

Next step would be to follow the post i mentioned above. Here the link again: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=354636.msg13635853#msg13635853

I will verify if you are the real owner of the email. So no scammer needs to bother trying something funny.
1559  Local / Biete / Re: Nagelneues iPhone 6s 64GB für 36,50€ gewinnen? on: January 26, 2016, 05:15:55 PM
Nur kurz, Bitze hat mich gebeten eine Escrowadresse anzubieten für diejenigen die ihre Coins in Escrow haben möchten. Die Adresse lautet:
Code:
1PuTmEKF2RN9FDCrTJqFDvSbgQqxS6ajGH

Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
20160126 Diese ist die Adresse für das Gewinnspiel des IPhone 6s 64GB und die Escrowadresse lautet 1PuTmEKF2RN9FDCrTJqFDvSbgQqxS6ajGH
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1K2UFGCKyNQNx4h2m5ZRCaw9BWHTBcCZAA
G0f3yzEPqYJ6VcKdGWAMYz+pIKAuqptCSObL0YcvUKRKMLXQGbYswUJmLfiKatbmFGms9czf+dcFOjQPq9D9X4I=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Viel Glück bei der Ziehung! Smiley
1560  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] LuckyBlocks (BONUS) - Including Super Blocks paid out with BTC on: January 25, 2016, 10:08:08 PM
Ok everyone, the ICO Coins are on the way. I did a little error in thinking by believing that a transaction fee will take 0.00006 bitcoins though i did not consider that this is completely different when you have so many input transactions (Transactions with which the escrow address was loaded by investors.) So in order to avoid future high fees i consolidated the remaining funds at the new escrow address 143kkvwCpeeW42xK2todrqJCso9owxPpPg, which is solely for the block rewards.

The remaining funds and a tip were forwarded in the same transaction.

So at the moment the issuer has the ico coins and can work on making the coin better and the block rewards are safe too.

Thanks everyone and till next time... Smiley
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