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Economy / Exchanges / Re: MtGox withdrawal delays [Gathering]
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on: May 23, 2014, 02:13:17 PM
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how can I submit a claim as lender and what date??
Bankruptcy claims under a bankruptcy procedure will be fixed through filing of claims and the investigation procedure. The method for filing claims will be published on this site as soon as we are in a situation to announce it. |
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Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why is bitcoinaverage ignoring Chinese excnanges?
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on: May 23, 2014, 03:39:42 AM
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Have important update - we've made a decision on chinese exchanges suspected in faking trading volume figures.
fxbtc integration changed to calculate actual trades and now it shows a much lower and probably real volume.
okcoin does not provide trading history data, so we can't go that route. So okcoin has been removed, it's put to ignored exchanges list now.
btctrade - removed also, for same reasons.
As a result of this CNY market trading volume shrank by around ten times, and now has much lower influence on global average price.
If someone has any information relevant to the case - we're happy to listen. We will probably review this decision once this situation will remedy itself.
Alex at BitcoinAverage.
Why huobi isn't there?
Huobi is currently ignored due to its extremely high trading volume (which has now been confirmed as being due to their 0% trading fees) We are seeking a solution so that we can integrate exchanges of this nature without it significantly distorting the price. If anyone has ideas on this feel free to contact us Regards Shaun at BitcoinAverage |
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Bitcoin / Mycelium / Re: Mycelium Bitcoin Wallet
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on: May 21, 2014, 07:55:59 AM
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Hmmm, I heard about that. Wasn't that project stuck because of financial stuff?
From the Trezor thread: BitcoinCard (Mycelium) never took preorders, and never will. The delay reasons are "still looking for hardware advanced enough to fulfill our vision" rather than "had trouble with cases." What Mycelium is making is way more complex, but there is finally a finish line in sight... [...]
I also recall a post from Jan, saying something to that effect. Can't find it right now though. |
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Local / Pilipinas / Re: Pilipinas (Philippines)
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on: May 03, 2014, 06:47:37 AM
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Where are you buying bitcoins? [...]
For your information, person to person trades are now enabled from within Mycelium Bitcoin wallet for Android. |
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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Stay safe.
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on: April 22, 2014, 06:26:42 AM
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Maybe add that Android apps (and I guess iPhones apps too) should not be run on rooted phones, as this opens the door to malware to read sensible information (at least that's how I understand it).
I never knew this. Care to explain? Only if you can. In detail why and how it is very bad. I'll add it. I was running a rooted android but nothing to real connected to sensitive data, separated email account, used it as a 2ndary pc for when I had problems or doing technical work with pc off, I need a laptop. The one I remember off the top of my head is an early version of the blockchain.info app where users lost funds running the app on rooted phones. Blockchaininfo kept the password in a plaintext file that would not have been accessible on a sandboxed phone. Since it was rooted that info was accessible to the malware. A combination of things for sure, but if you're phone was not rooted, the malware could not have gotten to it. A second example would be your Google Authenticator keys, which can be relatively easy read out from a rooted phone (I did this myself when I had to switch phones). Not so from a sandboxed one. |
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Bitcoin / Mycelium / Re: Mycelium Bitcoin Wallet
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on: April 06, 2014, 08:36:34 AM
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Show not one but two fields for the amount to send/receive,
one in bitcoin (like now), and one in Euro (USD/Yen/...)
That's there already, just tap the blue BTC field in the "amount" dialog. It will switch to your currency (selected in settings). |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin 0.9.0 FINAL is available [Changelog] [Download]
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on: March 21, 2014, 01:06:21 AM
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That worked, thank you. Next stumbling block: It seems the data directories for the blocks and wallet have changed? The client starts with 270 weeks back. Where can I set the datadir?
I didn't have to set my directory but this may help as a terminal command option -datadir=<dir> Specify data directory Edit: I don't know if this has anything to do with it but you may have to install Berkley DB 4.8 but others here will know better than me about that. Don't do it based on my advice. I did to avoid the error I was getting when compiling my own. ./bitcoin-qt -datadir=/home/xyz/.bitcoin & Worked like a charm for me. As an added bonus there are now several more bitcoins in my wallet. Not sure what happened there, but judging from the time it took to start bitcoin core it must have done a re-scan and found same additional tx. (?) |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin 0.9.0 FINAL is available [Changelog] [Download]
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on: March 20, 2014, 05:50:41 PM
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It explains it, but how do you execute it? Stumped.
Either from the command line, or launch it from an (executable) script. Open a terminal cd into the directory that bitcoin-qt is in and type "./bitcoin-qt &" without the quotes the & is there to just free it up from the terminal you opened it up with so you can close it out of the way. That worked, thank you. Next stumbling block: It seems the data directories for the blocks and wallet have changed? The client starts with 270 weeks back. Where can I set the datadir? |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin 0.9.0 FINAL is available [Changelog] [Download]
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on: March 20, 2014, 05:02:39 PM
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Uuhh yeah thanks... It's checked, but for some reason gedit is set as default application to open it with and if I remove it as default app Ubuntu doesn’t know what to do with it. It's no big deal I was just curious why Ubuntu isn't recognizing it as an executable. All of the binaries in the bin directory are doing this...
It's because we are compiling/linking with -pie. This adds address space randomization, which is a security/hardening feature that makes exploits more difficult. But it means that the executable is seen as a shared library by naive tools such as "file" and seemingly the Gnome file manager. Yep that explains it perfectly. Thanks to all that responded and a Big Thanks to the devs. Edit: And yes I am using the Gnome file manager..... It explains it, but how do you execute it? Stumped. |
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