These sell-offs are normal  They happened at $4, now they're happening at $5. Nobody should be surprised. |
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And, Phin, when you take the exponent of things in mod 9 (or any mod) it's the same as taking the exponent, then performing the mod operation. Also, Euler's Theorem states that a^(phi(n)) = 1 (mod n) for gcd(a,n) = 1, and phi(9) = 6. |
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is so damn quiet without Atlas  |
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Phin: I don't think you understand. If you don't prove 2..7 with the mod 9 method, you can't prove >7 with the mod 9 method, due to the way the proof is structured. It's gotta be all or nothing. You can't prove 2..7 with other methods and then conclude the rest works. And, sir, if mod 9 could be used, someone would've found that out by now  |
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Fermat is turning in his grave hearing your suggestion that the FLT is derived from some mod 9 calculations.
+1 hahaha. Phin: you just rediscovered Euler's Theorem, congratulations  |
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mj: Yeah keep posting those charts. You posted them on my New Year's Eve Rally thread and derp! It went up to $5! |
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Will pay back in 30 days' time, with 15% interest.
Pay here: 17RiZ1eaAB9e29kuTxTh8UdPyWSiisAyaZ
I've done several deals on the forum with reputable members and also ran a Bitcoin business for a month and a half.
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Just to play with the numbers, can we have a loan of 50,000 coins for a year - that should require a repayment larger than the total number of coins that will exist on 31 Dec 2012.
30-100 coins, max repayment term is 1 week.  |
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3.45875
Why so bearish? |
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I'd pay -1 BTC for that book. That means you pay me to take it off your hands |
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You can see our next stops on that chart... they're the plateaus  That would be price on the right side of those flat spots in the curve. Price has less friction on those 'plateaus'. It doesn't describe how fast price moves through the range, but how much volume it is likely to take. The resistance curve says it should take less volume to move through a price range on the flat spots. Right, I meant the right side (should've made that clear). |
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Not very well... lost 60 bitcoins thanks to that...
This is why you don't leverage 10:1 |
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Nothing more than an expected correction. This will happen many times on the way up, and it seems clear that we are on the way up. Many of these sellers and panic sellers may very well be facepalming themselves when the price goes higher than what they sold at.
This^ +1. |
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Someone just sold again, but the price and depth have already recovered. This rally is too strong for any one sell to kill it.
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You can see our next stops on that chart... they're the plateaus |
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Oh come on, small correction and you're all crying SELL. Personally I just added to my BTC |
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OP is rather smart. Borrow for 0.5% and lend for 1.5%.
It's like bank of america on a smaller scale.
Wow, I didnt see that before. You've got some good eyes. To OP: N!CE work, Do i qualify? Also, How "set in stone" is your minimum? Would intrest rates be subject to potential change if i were to attempt to activly loan Less than the minimum? You definitely qualify I'd be willing to give you a lower rate of 1.2% for small loans below 30. Minimum for the smaller loans is 10btc. N!ce.. Love the avatar.. Im stealing that.. I stole it from the Elitist Jerks LTC mining pool, who stole it from the intarwebz. You aren't alone in your sentiment |
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OP is rather smart. Borrow for 0.5% and lend for 1.5%.
It's like bank of america on a smaller scale.
Wow, I didnt see that before. You've got some good eyes. To OP: N!CE work, Do i qualify? Also, How "set in stone" is your minimum? Would intrest rates be subject to potential change if i were to attempt to activly loan Less than the minimum? You definitely qualify I'd be willing to give you a lower rate of 1.2% for small loans below 30. Minimum for the smaller loans is 10btc. |
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No, I am an Ignorant Murrican, and do what I please |
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