Pretty self-explanatory what the issue is, what with it being July 2nd...

Why hasn't it processed? Bitcoin is not going to be a viable client if it cannot process transactions within 24 hours...

Am I doing it wrong, or is the Bitcoin system failing me?

I'd recommend you wait for better advice, but mine would be to save your wallet.dat file from your %appdata% (assuming W7), copy it somewhere safe, delete all your Bitcoin files, and then redownload the Bitcoin application. Once re-downloaded, delete the 'new' wallet.dat, put your old one in its place, and then run your wallet. It will take around 24 hours for you to re-download the block chain, so if your transaction isn't showing up on block explorer, you should find yourself with whatever balance you had before sending the BTC.

I'm confused, is your issue:
1. You sent BTC, it deducted it from your balance, and it isn't showing up as sent?

2. You attempted to send BTC, it didn't send it, you re-opened the application and nothing is updating?

Or am I wrong in all my interpretations? Haha.

lolyougoxin me?

I have in excess of 900m and I'm getting more everyday. My username will be given to customers upon securing an order. For security reasons, I won't be saying my username in the open.

Bump.

-Incorrect: Literally, of course. But it isn't meant to be interpreted that way; I certainly can't speak for Atlas but I'm sure he is not saying a Bitcoin does not fluctuate in value.
-Misleading: Perhaps, we all interpret things differently. If someone fails to see the expression for what it is, it could be interpreted literally, meaning his message could be conveyed in a different way than it was intended. That's misleading. Sure.
-Completely worthless: Meh, if it's helped you understand the English language better, perhaps. Unfortunately I fear that is not the case.

bump. Cmon, there's gotta be Runescapers here >.<

I think its more a verb.

As in I just got goxed in the ass.

ffs, this is what I get for using GOX Communications... internet won't work.


It's okay, I'm smart. Smart like a GOX.

I often-times think outside the GOX.

Fun Fact: MTGox derives from its original acronym usage - "Magic: The Gathering Online Exchange"


How many people just face palmed after they searched it and found out it was true?

+1, the beta symbol was the first thing that came to mind for me too. I think it works personally

Everytime tards reformat their HD and/or delete their .dat files Bitcoins are senselessly murdered! Geonocide perpetuated by the ignorant unto the innocent!

Funny, but it isn't fair to generalize the context of his statement. He said "that doesn't lose value everyday;" this is an expression, and not to be taken literally. If I interpret him correctly, he is asserting the strength of Bitcoin in its evasion (or rather, structural immunity) to the powers of centralized authority.

It's a cool experiment thusfar. Release a currency at a constant rate in a relatively 'equal' system of distribution, and see how long it takes for inequality to root itself. Bitcoin may not be defined as centralized, but I'm sure we can all agree that it certainly has the potential to be (with large quantities of Bitcoin vested in the hands of the few)

Sorry, but I'm not naive enough to think there's any universal system of government or human interaction which will achieve any optimization of overall human morale or happiness. If you start thinking as a fundamentalist you're blinding yourself to reality.

Humans are inclined towards freedom and security. How they choose to implement those elements in government or society changes; I think it's particularly foolish to assert with much conviction that you believe you know the best civil system.

I'm running a Runescape GP for your Bitcoin exchange. Right now I'm valuing RSGP at $0.67 a mil, so if you play Runescape feel free to see my thread in the Currency Exchanges section

Hello there everyone, I hope this is the right place for this.

Here's how I value each:

Bitcoin: Mtgox price and/or BitcoinWatch top market price.

RSGP: $0.67 per million.

For the lazy, simply take the amount of Bitcoin you're willing to spend, multiply it by the current rate, and then divide by 0.65 to see how many million coins I'll trade for your BTC.


Hope something like this is in demand, thanks.

Hey there guys, this is probably a really easy question to solve, but how do I successfully integrate my wallet into my encrypted TrueCrypt file?


As I understand it, there's a main Bitcoin folder with all the application files, and then there's other data in the %appdata%. I would normally just copy the Bitcoin file into the mounted TrueCrypt volume file, but that wouldn't encrypt my wallet.dat file, would it? And isn't that what I'm trying to hide from Trojans and other malicious programs?


Thanks in advance guys.

Sorry to potentially spam this thread but weren't you on TV?

Exonumia, huh? Do you use CoinTalk? I'm a numismatist myself


And I've mind 0.00053 on Bitcoinplus, needless to say once I get to the 0.01 payout I'm not using it anymore...

bump, please, I need some help, and if you cant help, at least bump this thread with a joke or something so my frustrations can be mitigated

bitfuck, as in:

I don't give one bitfuck about you, Johnny.

or

Here's a bitfuck.