What with Trade Hill closing and this instance those unaware should check out Intersango.com.
We don't advertise much but we are one of the biggest exchanges. We are the 2nd longest running exchange. The longest running exchange not to have been compromised. We have never suffered a hack and we are the only bitcoin exchange owned and operated by core bitcoin developers. We have the most competitive rates especially once considering transfer costs to and from Intersango.com
We operate with honesty, and have absolutely no hidden fees. Our long history confirms this time and time again.
We also have always had excellent and fast support!
EDIT: I mention this mostly due to the fact that Patrick Strateman (known on these forums and IRC as phantomcircuit) has repeatedly found security vulnerabilities like the above mentioned. Having strong developers and security specialists does make a huge difference. The whole reason we created Intersango was because we realized this was Bitcoins biggest problem, reliable exchanges.
Don't want to threadshit, but I do want to point out that Intersango lost 512 (or was it 511) BTC to a bug once (I don't think it was an intentional exploit). However, this pales in comparison to the other exchanges' security problems... |
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It is understandable that banks at the moment see Bitcoin at high risk due to the exchange history. The reason Intersango.com entered the market was just that. To have an exchange built run and owned by core bitcoin developers. This is why we have never suffered a hack despite being now the 2nd longest running exchange and the 2nd highest volume exchange.
That's a ridiculous reason... "magic the gathering online exchange got hacked, and they deal with bitcoins, so you will be hacked too." It's almost like they think bitcoin causes security holes. Of course, we all know the real reason they're suspending accounts everywhere... |
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100 BTC more in loans needed due to the price drop down to $4.4! 
I will be paying a 15% MPR.
PM me for details. |
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Interestingly enough, if you compare the magnitudes of each rally and assume that they will drop as much as the first rally as a magnitude of the percentage, you get a "perfect" estimate of a 33% drop from our high of $7.22, bringing us down to $4.81.
...God damn 33% percent retracement rule.
Damn I'm good. Let's see if this holds... Damn you're good  |
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HOLY SHIT FUCKING PANIC SELL
I couldn't sell my fucking bitcoins fast enough. I took a bit of a fucking loss.
Stupid fucking mt. gox does not have a stop loss, where I would have sold my coins before the $5.00 wall was broke.
That was intense selling those coins.
Well I gambled. I had my chance to sell above $5.2 all day today. And had my chance to sell at $5.1 just before the drop and my warning.
Now I have a fucking bit coin loss.
I knew better than to hold them, but held them like an idiot. Just look at my last posts when I said multiple times I was selling,
Edward's mad this time!  |
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lol, we saw it coming
I certainly did  I hope this goes without saying... but don't use passwords the same as or in anyway similar to any passwords you use anywhere else, if you already have, then change the passwords you have elsewhere.
you know, just in case.
I don't mean to toot my own horn but...  Some of you idiots had it coming. This obvious scammer managed to take 1900 BTC... I find that HILARIOUS. Of course, I've been an idiot too on a different matter... (fortunately, I did not risk a few hundred BTC) |
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Dreaming about Bitcoin, oh dear. |
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So far the most successful business model in the bitcoin world is the oops-we-got-hacked-see-ya-later-guys model. FFS, this thing is never going to go anywhere if our standards are so fucking low.
Free market bro, fuck the powers that be. People who lose money simply deserve it. People who make them lose money deserve it. Might makes right. Exactly. Any idiot who put a significant amount of money in expecting that it was actually being used to scalp (LOL) deserves to lose their money if they didn't get out in time. |
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The following posts will go down in Bitcointalk history xD |
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Theres an old saying: “Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy And Greedy When Others Are Fearful” - Warren Buffett and “There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee...that says, fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me...you can't get fooled again.” I'm just playing my permabull role in the Spec forum. Don't hate on me  |
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Good job, Mqrius (since you don't like "BTCurious")! I'll take a look at the game, looks interesting.
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"Give me a few million dollars with which to buy a mansion." |
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High: 5.99... feels like we're about to go over.
Walls might come down soon, and we'll be in the biggest Bitcoin rally ever.
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I like the payments. They mark the passing of time, kind of like a clock lol. I have my interest payment at a nice whole number... I can tell time by my balance  |
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9650 BTC to $6... let's see whether we can get past this barrier.
14k now Damn, new 3k BTC wall... but we'll get past it. |
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Mine is 17RiZ1eaAB9e29kuTxTh8UdPyWSiisAyaZ.
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I see... interesting. So since you're simply correlating time series, what role does the "volume needed to move price" diagram play in your analysis?
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Waiting another month or so to get their money back sounds annoying, when they could be doing things with the money in the mean time (or bitcoin could crash / soar in that period).
It certainly is annoying, but if theymos doesn't have time to split the money every time kujoking sends a payment, I'm fine with that. I'd prefer once a week though. |
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Holy shit, a bullish Edward? What’s going on here?
LOL... it's almost like that day proudhon flip-flopped. |
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You have been doing this for a whole month now and still have 97% of your dollars? Impressive. Especially considering that you started out when the clear bull market was over/paused.
I'm telling you, that coin is unnatural |
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