0/offline I have one case as yours, it seems that I did not have full block chain when sending payment and it was delayed by 3 hours |
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IMHO exchanging between fiat currencies requires a license, selling series of 0s and 1s does not  |
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Sure, they're Americans...in Chile.
I think those could be C.I.A. guys that murdered Salvador Allende and installed Pinochet. |
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if there're holes, EXPLOIT THE GODDAMN THING, JUST FOR THE LULZ!
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AML is being integrated at the moment. To fully release it however we need to get certified, also processed at the moment.
Don't think we don't support that, the moment we have the moment we will integrate it. This was meant to be a test run anyway. If you really are who you are saying (company experienced with online currency), you should be aware of the rules (law) and business practices (common sense), such as not going live before you have this very necessary stuff in place. You can't claim a Google and slap a beta sticker on it. You are live, with real money. Does it even say anywhere you are 'trialing'? Have you told anyone? If you are truly serious about this you immediately stop trading until you have the proper licensing and notify all customers of this, with the option to withdraw all funds at no cost. Yeah, that sucks if you're legit. But that's the only way you will recover any kind of trust. source http://in.reuters.com/article/2011/06/15/financial-bitcoin-idINN1510930920110615Amir Taaki, the founder of the Britcoin exchange based in London said he has already approached British regulators in an effort to obtain "legalized, regulated status."
"We want to make Bitcoin legal, not have it outlawed," he said. He said Britcoin also would be willing to help root out criminal activity, and was keeping account records. in Britcoin we trust... and for the record I don't trust someone called Amir, as you don't trust a Bulgarian. |
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Bitcoin7:
* Hard to track down who is behind it
just wondering do you know who is behind mtgox or btcex? |
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Well, it's not a very good scam if it's immediately detected. A smart scammer builds up a bunch of USD and bitcoin deposits, and then disappears.
I think you are refering to my 10 days unpaid withdrawal request 06/07/11 16:56 Withdraw Funds acb0cf5a-878c-4e1d-8880-5aaab4489e81 |
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Well is it true that you can register a company in Bulgaria for only 1 euro?
1 euro and 2 cents  |
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Why does it cost 2-12 EUR to withdraw USD/EUR to an EU bank? I guess your books and accounts will be in EUR or BGN anyways?
bulgarian bank taxes are ludicous, I think those taxes are somewhat wrong unless it is another bank they use for sending it is 2 euro for under 500 transfer and 0,11% tax for larger transfer, minimum 12 euro/maximum 150 euro |
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don't you think that that kind of information is an insurance and those cost some $$ to acquire? |
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I was digging in Bulgarian registry agency, and saw that the owner of that LTD is a chief executive of a big software company with nearly 485K euro capital
probably you are right for the text, what I know* is that the site was coded in less than a week
* - sold them some coins
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19 times less income mining those...
bitcoin difficulty = 567358.22457067 namecoin difficulty = 2815.22139486 ratio = 2815.22139486/567358.22457067 = 0.004961982 Current price 1 namecoin = 0.0067 BTC How is mining namecoins 19 times less income than mining bitcoins? I put my hashrate 1330 price was 0,008(seen higher offers, with your price it is 25 times less) $73.68 vs. $3,80 per day = 19-something less |
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Namecoin/Bitcoin forex rates are basically the same as the difficulty difference, so you won't really profit much from switching to namecoins.
Lowest trades are about 0.006 bitcoins per namecoin. What does the difficulty suggest they should be trading at? 19 times less income mining those... |
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cpu will NOT idle, read more topics, if you have 2 or more cards it will use 100% for sure, for one card it depends on OS and luck...
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I am running 2 miners on one card pointed to eu and us eligius servers, but only phoenix or phatk miners can split gpu power 50:50
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humm one core to all gpus why?
will the pentium 4 do?
any cpu will do, you need to dedicate one core to GPUs if you plan to use cpu miners + gpu miners pentium 4 is worthless junk that consumes way too much power |
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Somewhat offtopic: Why do people keep quoting my own math back to me in responses to me? If I said he makes a million a year, you don't need to prove to me that he makes a million a year.
because your math is the only reason, if you were a singer, you won't cut off your own tongue... |
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wrong, if you can't dedicate at least one core to all GPUs installed, you will suffer a penalty 15% or more
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