I hate to spoil your joy over this, but this Bristol currency isn't really a currency. As far as I know, it's fixed to the british pound in 1:1, thus it is merely GBP in another form. The reason why they started this project is that once you exchange your money to the Bristol thing you usually spend it there. If you just had GBP you would likely spend it somewhere else. So it helps the local economy. From our point of view this turistic attraction is irrelevant.

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I got my information from newspapers and it may be wrong.

You're most welcome. Also, I'm glad to see another Eastern European on the boards. There's not many of us here as far as I know 
Good luck with your project. I will be watching its progress.

To sum it up,

1) you've been ''enjoying this whole boom and bust' yet you're deeply concerned about 'sharp swings caused by major trades and market manipulation'
2) in the beggining you wanted to solve this problem by a central bank that isn't central
3) and now you want the free market with regulations

Maybe you're not a man of greed but you're most certainly a man of contradictions.

...or maybe it's just my empty stomach that conceals my clear thinking. Now I'm going to get a late lunch.

Kawaii is japanese (with english transcription) for cute. 1337 is 'leet' or elite in leetspeak.
Basicaly Fluttershy said that (s)he likes the design.

I understand that you're confused. Many native speakers would not understand that gibberish either.

Fluctuations are natural. Even more so when the market is THIS tiny (when compared to ..mature markets). As the market grows in volume, it will also grow in stability and become less volatile. This is free market and that's why we use bitcoins in the first place. I know you're probably speculating on its price and now you're upset because of the recent crash, but hey you can't blame the system. We can only blame people on the market.

Furthermore, who would be the one to decide what the right price is? How would the banker determine, what bitcoin is truly worth and what price should be 'defended' by his intervention? 9 dollars? 20 eur? 13 dolars? Why 15 dollars? Why not 12 or 14? I tell you what. I trust the most volatile free market more than I trust the most intelligent banker.

Once again, the price didn't crash because the system is wrong. The price crashed because people who use bitcoins are idiots. Do you want to maintain healthy progress of bitcoin? Be resposible, use your brains, teach people, fight scammers, don't panick when the price falls... No institution can save your ass if you're too stupid (i don't mean you personally, i speak in general), the world can improve only if we improve. We must be better, then the world will be better. There is no other way.


Also:
BTC's value isn't directly dependant on USD's value. Your question doesn't make much sense.

Don't really care about graphics, I'm just curious about Bitcurex as a whole.
How active is it? Seems like the EUR market is almost dead (not more than 10 active traders) but the PLN market gets a (relatively) lot logins.
How many bitcoins is traded there per day? I looked at statistics, but only saw transaction count which doesn't tell me much (100 transaction of 0.2 bitcoins is not much, you get the picture).

Thanks for answers.

btw, i love those socks you sell in your online shop.
never seen anything like that before. but it's strangely... hot.

yeah. all jokes aside, threads like this help me get over the situation. i was so pissed off at people who invested with pirate. now i'm ok and just waiting for the market to recover.

Even more that can be possibly mined? I love your attitude, baby. You'll be filthy rich.

Nah, you're doing it wrong. You must attract the masses. It's like this :

(+insert random pic of a naked woman. sex sells.)

eh no. a ponzi scheme isn't THIS linear. also markets have nothing to do with ponzi schemes. buying high and then selling low in a panic attack is a whole different story.

I'd definitely 'invest' in her.

>implying pirate will ever pay out
imho pirate is already selling his assets and that's the main reason behind the price crash (beside all the people jumping on the bandwagon, going apeshit insane and selling their btcs under value). There is no market manipulation, no magical business model, no secret mumbo jumbo. Just pure ol' Ponzi scheme pulled off in the classic way, although with extraordinary effort.

Also, those who still believe hope pirate is legit should cut their nutsacks off so they won't be able to reproduce. Chances are their kids would be as stupid as their moronic parents. And before someone asks : yes, I'm mad.

This will not happen. If you want to buy, now it's the right time do that. The price is recovering, so I advise you to move your asses and go bullish.

Words of wisdom, dear sir. Words of wisdom.
+100 internets to you 

She doesn't know.
*evil chuckle*

Your stupidity harms the community. It is people like you who made the price fall. I hope you've learnt your lesson.

wrong. less bitcoins mean higher price. thus, if he took large quantities out of the market (as you claim), the price would go higher. if he gave them back, the price would fall.

It's not bitcoin's fault. Things like this happen all the time with fiat currencies. People just have to learn basic economics. Some of the them the hard way. Everything will be alright, once the market wakes up from the shock. That's all.