Martin gale will work on small ammounts on a big balance. Just quit whilst you're ahead and don't get greedy.
Not really, you can also bust on the first few rounds, even if you have a big balance, the risk is actually higher here. |
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Last night I bought 8gb dual-channel Corsair Vengeance RAM from eBay, so I can't wait for that to turn up in the next couple of days.  I want to try running the headless version in the meantime and check out how much it uses compared to QT, but I'm a bit of a noob. How do I execute the headless version. Is it bitcoind? When I try running bitcoind in the terminal it runs for 30 seconds and then terminates with the following message: It is recommended you use the following random password: rpcuser=bitcoinrpc rpcpassword=65cBHynVPD1Ffod8JPtMvw6eMuEsq1ASDNEYLQL1i2Ya (you do not need to remember this password) The username and password MUST NOT be the same. If the file does not exist, create it with owner-readable-only file permissions. It is also recommended to set alertnotify so you are notified of problems; for example: alertnotify=echo %s | mail -s "Bitcoin Alert" admin@foo.comDo I need to edit a configuration file to keep it running? This is what I used to make a BTC node. http://pastebin.com/qbmSNhWK You need to make a configuration file. |
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In cex.io you can choose the mining pool to use?
No, your hashrates will be displayed at Ghash.io, once you buy it, it will start mining there. It is however, not recommended as it is impossible to even ROI. That's confirmed a big negatory there big fella. You purchase ghash.io gigahashes and you ain't a-hashin with them no-damn-where else! Not so good, especially considering all the whoopla regarding their lions share of the overall network hashrate as of late. I believe they are just trying to 51% the network since they don't let us mine anywhere else. I don't belive this, maybe they have some kind of profit or/or have some kind af agreement with ghash.io. I believe Ghash.io and cex.io are managed by the same management, but it is bad to concentrate their mining power at one single pool. |
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In cex.io you can choose the mining pool to use?
No, your hashrates will be displayed at Ghash.io, once you buy it, it will start mining there. It is however, not recommended as it is impossible to even ROI. That's confirmed a big negatory there big fella. You purchase ghash.io gigahashes and you ain't a-hashin with them no-damn-where else! Not so good, especially considering all the whoopla regarding their lions share of the overall network hashrate as of late. I believe they are just trying to 51% the network since they don't let us mine anywhere else. |
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You can stop trying to hack my crypto currency accounts, you're going to fail. I've notified snelis and the trading houses you tried to hack into. C:\Windows\system32>tracert 77.95.231.11
Tracing route to hosted-by.snelis.com [77.95.231.11]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
13 114 ms 113 ms 114 ms ae-43-43.ebr2.London1.Level3.net [4.69.137.73]
14 118 ms 123 ms 124 ms ae-58-223.csw2.London1.Level3.net [4.69.153.138]
15 112 ms 114 ms 116 ms ae-231-3607.edge4.London1.Level3.net [4.69.166.25]
16 124 ms 122 ms 121 ms interactive.edge4.London1.Level3.net [212.113.8.46]
17 121 ms 121 ms 145 ms 80ge.br2-cr1.smartdc.rtd.i3d.net [188.122.95.84]
18 121 ms 121 ms 121 ms hosted-by.snelis.com [77.95.231.11]
Trace complete. Unfortunately, it is a tor node. https://www.dan.me.uk/torcheck?ip=77.95.231.11Why don't you limit the login to your own IP address and on two factor authentication. Thanks for looking into that. unless you pay your ISP for that IP. There was a thread not that long ago where someone lost access to an account because of that. You might assume that you allways have the same IP because your ISP didnt change it for a week or two, but unless you pay for a dedicated IP it can change any seconds. Yeah, I forgot to say that as my IP is always dedicated without any charges. |
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Every active 2 weeks period, your activity rises by 14, your activity is updated every 30mins so if your activity limit is increased and you didn't fill up the extra 14 activity, it will increase by the amount of post you make.
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Usually transactions less than 5430Satoshis. Network discourages it by requiring a small fee. They can spam the network's resources and slows down the confirmations of transactions if it is confirmed without requiring a fee.
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I'm using ltc rabbit and wondering if I can gpu mine and cpu mine with the same rig?
CPU mining generates a lot of heat and shortens your lifespan of the rig. It is possible but you are adding extra heat to the rig without actually gaining a lot more hashrates. Also, consider buying a scrypt ASIC, GPU mining would not be profitable very soon. |
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Just once, yesterday so i will wait a little longer than  Thanks for your help! ~ Luc Can't really blame Vod, BTCJam have a poor arbitration system, they don't really make the lender return the loan. Vod wanted warn everyone just in case you scam as this is rather high risk. |
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It is either your QT wasn't synced or you have no nodes connecting to you.
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If I send Bitcoins to an address which's offline what will happen?
As per my understanding, sending Bitcoins to an offline or non-existing address will not eat up my balance cause the receiving address needs to be broadcasted by the receiver and that broadcast needs to be recorded in the block chain, since the receiver is offline, this broadcast wont happen.
So if I rescan my wallet, I should get my Bitcoins back.
It will be broadcasted in the Bitcoin network. Your BTC isn't stored within your private key and the transaction is broadcasted to the whole network. The receiving address can be generated offline and the coins will still be sent to the address, as long as the address is valid. |
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You can stop trying to hack my crypto currency accounts, you're going to fail. I've notified snelis and the trading houses you tried to hack into. C:\Windows\system32>tracert 77.95.231.11
Tracing route to hosted-by.snelis.com [77.95.231.11]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
13 114 ms 113 ms 114 ms ae-43-43.ebr2.London1.Level3.net [4.69.137.73]
14 118 ms 123 ms 124 ms ae-58-223.csw2.London1.Level3.net [4.69.153.138]
15 112 ms 114 ms 116 ms ae-231-3607.edge4.London1.Level3.net [4.69.166.25]
16 124 ms 122 ms 121 ms interactive.edge4.London1.Level3.net [212.113.8.46]
17 121 ms 121 ms 145 ms 80ge.br2-cr1.smartdc.rtd.i3d.net [188.122.95.84]
18 121 ms 121 ms 121 ms hosted-by.snelis.com [77.95.231.11]
Trace complete. Unfortunately, it is a tor node. https://www.dan.me.uk/torcheck?ip=77.95.231.11Why don't you limit the login to your own IP address and on two factor authentication. |
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I would go straight to ASIC's ;> but thats just me
If you like mine SCRIPT alts its ok then
AFAIK it is difficult to recover the investments in ASIC, unless the price of BTC skyrocket... Yes, better scrypt asics are coming out. However, I believe if BTC skyrockets, your alt coin could fall in value. |
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If you are talking about the rewards, give it at least 6 months, both of them will have more or less the same payout for the last 6 months. Most normal pools have fees which can result in p2pool having more payout. They also have email notifications which alerts the user if the hashrate falls below X.
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I learnt chinese before. Basically, he initiated a bitcoin transfer from BTC-e, not over the limit of 100BTC per day. After waiting for a long time, the BTC did not arrive at the wallet. In his account, the BTC is gone, his trading history also indicated that the transfer was successful. He suspects that the single BTC withdrawal is too huge so they are frozen. He cannot find a way to contact the support face to face. He used english to send the support ticket.
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not mine but of my dedicated server.   this is my internet speed at home, i wish i had more upload speed. I pay about 50 € (68$) for it.  its very cheap if compare with my country for 100MB i must pay 278$  Which country are you located at? That seems pretty overpriced. My country 500mb/s unlimited internet for $78 per month and cheapest is 1Gbit/s $49.99 ( https://secure.myrepublic.com.sg/) |
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It pretty much a choice people can make. It isn't fair to assume someone asking loan is a scammer just because there are no collateral provided. I think 0.04 is a risk people can take since it is a micro loan.
Yes it is. Anyone asking a loan without proper collateral is a potential scammer, rules are clearly written. It isn't a rule that every lender have to follow, its just a safety guideline. Lenders can choose and should evaluate the amount of risk. Yes, there is a huge amount of no collateral scam but I believe lenders can judge the probability of default, some may ask for a loan with no collateral and not scamming. I guess what matters most is not lending to a bought account, most people just buy accounts to scam, you can observe this by the quality of post and the style of the post. |
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I have only one word, lol, we give small loan to some people if we trust they wont scam us, and it was not private agreement, check his profile he took many time micro loan and repaid mostly on time. He is not alone who is taking loan without collateral or I am not alone who is giving loan without collateral. If you read lending section there is so many who do same, here everyone want to earn some free money by giving loan.
It is not lending, but gambling. You people lending without collateral are giving away your money on extremely high risk for very low returns. Instead you should try to join the early stages of a ponzi then flee when the boat begins to sink. I've seen people make 500% on such things. It pretty much a choice people can make. It isn't fair to assume someone asking loan is a scammer just because there are no collateral provided. I think 0.04 is a risk people can take since it is a micro loan. |
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