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Will it be as good as the <3 symbol?
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It makes no sense to give BFL free money for 3/4/6 months where you are paying 10%+/month on the coins. By the time your unit is ready, your interest cost will be almost double the size of the loan, and that's before you receive anything.
I agree. I would suggest investing your BTC in a few places for about a month or two while they finalize their agreement. |
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Only way this would work is if plugins could not touch sending BTC or receiving BTC also if it had a kill switch so at anytime I can just hit a button and disable all plugins or there is a build with no plugin system.
You mean something like safe-mode? I guess a safe-mode, but I rather just have a kill switch and not have to restart it You could always run it in a frame (depending on what language you're working with, in C it's considered threads) which will allow you to run plugins in their own environment (aka, the sandbox idea). |
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Only way this would work is if plugins could not touch sending BTC or receiving BTC also if it had a kill switch so at anytime I can just hit a button and disable all plugins or there is a build with no plugin system.
You mean something like safe-mode? |
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How about an option to allow the Bitcoin to run in Heavy, Thin, or Lite mode? Heavy, having the whole blockchain downloaded. Thin, having only your transaction (sent and from) addresses shown. Lite, using someone else's blockchain to verify payments. ( http://ecdsa.org/electrum/ ) These could be modules that would be required to restart the client before the module would be activated. There could also be an option for cross-verification with 2 or all 3 of these modules. Just an idea... |
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Have I told you that I loved you?
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Can you add the option for us to change our passwords?
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DWOLLA stucked me i am a verified dwolla member but have to wait few days for DWOLLA to Mt. Gox
I have tried to talk with some reputable members but they are afraid because of my newbie status
My reason to open this thread is to find a flexible way to overcome these restrictions and have some happy exchanges
Reply required by everyone
Thank you
dont use Dwolla, use bitinstant / spendbitcoins. I use Bitinstant & Dwolla. |
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[Just want to verify]
I can send at minimum 10 BTC any time I want to my deposit address and it will be added (manually or automatically, when ever it gets added)?
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Yeah I was just providing information about it for you to research because it was brought up. I don't think it would fit in well in this application either.
Well if the wallet got stolen, then you'd have to use the Yubikey to unlock it to send coins. Like if you steal an ATM machine, good luck getting it open without ruining the money. |
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I don't see any command line arguments for using a different electrum server host, do i have to reseed the wallet to change this?
all this terminology got meh head spinning..
use the gui I would think there should be a command-line argument to specify what server it's connecting to. |
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You'd be better off posting this in Trading.
You need to open a support ticket with MtGox and you probably need to get a verified account with them before you can wire transfer that kind of amount.
Thank you, but of course, I have a support ticket, so I wrote all of my questions that way. No answer, nothing at all. Panda Mouse Bold'ed for importance. |
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+1 to TangibleCryptography for Dwolla <-> MtGox trade.
He went first and I sent the Dwolla (within 30 seconds) as soon as I verified the MtGox was right.
A++; would defiantly recommend!
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Want to talk about FastCash!?
A++
Had an awesome, solid, amazingly fast transaction with TangibleCryptography and would recommend anyone who needs to do trades to do so with him.
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So I'm confused, you insert yubikey into your "device"/"computer" then a app pops up or the website just "somehow" knows you are saying "I want to do this?"
It works as if you plug in a keyboard to your computer (via usb) and hit all the required keys to login. There is no special client-side software required for it to work, just need to have the right server-side software. |
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Here is a clarification if you have encountered a 'transaction rejected by memorypool' error.
I am seeing more and more of those on the server.
When you send a transaction, there is a delay before the Electrum client displays the transaction in its history.
This is because the server polls bitcoind's memorypool every 10 seconds.
If you create another transaction during this interval, during which the first tx is not displayed,
then your client will pick the same coins again, and the transaction will be rejected as a double spend.
In other words, wait until you at least see "pending" by the transaction? |
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What about a screen and maybe a USB 2.0 for Yubikey?
That sounds like an interesting idea. I'll add that to the spec list- I wish I knew more about Yubikey other then "I first heard of Yubikey from MtGox"  I'm guessing we'd have to make a deal with them? or do they do custom orders i wonder. They do custom orders with your logo and everything, if you want that. More details at http://www.yubico.com/However, it is free to implement and there are code samples for many languages. The validation can be done with your own server, or with the cloud service that they provide for free. It does need a net connection for validation unless you use it in Fixed Password mode, or unless you use it in Challenge-response mode. Well you could set it up so you'd only need the key for sending money thus a network connection, which is also a requirement for sending money anyhow. |
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I've got $29.94 in Dwolla at the moment.
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