A forum is probably not the best platform to do trading. There are other sites that are designed for selling things with bitcoin. Let's just keep this forum simple.

Seems to have worked for glbse you own: start now, ask lawyer later. Oh, wait, didn't work so well, did it?

I think you should revisit the dictionary entry on "bank", or did your education not include what a financial institution is?

I think this message has been up all day. Has anybody gotten any money back yet?

Do you have any evidence that he is not a SEC agent?

This lack of information is so frustrating. When is GLBSE going to list specific details about the shutdown procedure?

My last withdrawl address was to pay soembody, so I do not controll any money that gets sent there.

From wiktionary for Bank: "1.An institution where one can place and borrow money and take care of financial affairs."

Other than letting people donate money to you, what other financial services do you offer?

When are you going to start giving out loans?

Yes, if you have access to a university library they can get papers for you. But not everybody has easy access to such an institution.

I have access (through where I work) to most chemistry journals. If there is something you cannot access, I would be willing to try to get it.

You should take glbse off your list.

You need to get closer to a better college.

If you don't want to read a textbook, you could go to the source material. Visit a college library, they will have back issues of journals reporting the research.

Or I guess you could go do hundreds of years worth of research by yourself replicating the work of thousands of very smart people. That might take longer though.

I wish Nefario would open a thread or something so we could ask questions.

He says they will return bitcoins. Where are they sending them? I sent in coins from various webwallets, so using the sending address would be a bad thing. My latest withdrawls were payments directly from GLBSE to other people, so the withdrawl addresses would be a bad thing. I don't remember ever giving a "In case GLBSE shuts down send funds here" address?

Most people who go to college do so to learn things.

I guess you are right, you do not have to go to college. But before you start spouting stupid nonsense about quantum mechanics you should go read a college level textbook. Not having taken any college level physics/calculus classes would make such a book hard to understand, so start by learning calculus and physics. It is possible to teach yourself all these things, but most people find it easier with a professor to guide them.

While you are at the college bookstore, you should pick up a few of the introductory accounting and finance books. Just reading the first couple pages would help you use the right terms for what you are doing at your "bank".

It is perfectly fine to run a stock exchange using btc in the US, but only if you comply with all the other laws and regulations concerning reporting and permits and liscensing.

Have you ever taken a college physics class, let alone a quantum physics or quantum chemistry class (they teach the same thing from different perspectives)?

In quantum mechanics, a particle does not change into a wave and vice verse, the object just is. The object shares properties of both a particle and a wave, at the same time. This whole thing about "the electron acts as a particle now, but then changes to a wave" is just hand-waving abstraction to help high schoolers try to grasp something very complex.

So you are basically saying: Unless you have 3 months of revenue in bitcoin, go away. Clearly, MPEx is not there to provide crowd funding for small projects. Serious entrants only. Unlike GLBSE, the operator does not see this as a "toy".


From a PM to me:

It doesn't need a new CEO, just a new CFO.

Everybody has forgotten about pirate, now we are talking about the GLBSE fiasco.

So you are saying this bacterial gold should have a higher price than the stuff from the ground? The article implies the opposite, that the bacterial gold would have a lower price because it is "artificial".

Yeah, this would be hard to implement fairly. We can see your ignore button is orange, but what does that actually mean? and how would you quantify that into the price offered? I guess it is better to just leave it as a simple formula.

Nevermind then.

Maybe you should have lowered the price offered to those people who are on ignore by many people? They tend to have many posts, but that doesn't help you if nobody sees them.