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501  Local / Off-topic (Nederlands) / Re: De "Praatgroep" on: March 23, 2013, 09:32:03 AM
Geen motor, wel iets wat ik nog altijd een keer wil.

Wel een fiets, ik doe namelijk aan bikejoring, meer om mijn hond (Siberische Husky) in beweging te houden dan mijzelf, ik heb vooral er plezier in dat hij er plezier in heeft. Zo gewoon pak ik voor alles de auto, al moet ik 500m verder in de straat zijn ondanks dat ik er dan weer geen probleem mee heb om 2u met de hond te wandelen of fietsen en dit dagelijks.  Embarrassed

Gedeeltelijk eens dus met de stelling "fietsen blijft leuk". Akkoord maar je moet er wel een hond voorhangen  Tongue
502  Local / Nederlands (Dutch) / Re: De Bitcoin in relatie met de financiële economie. on: March 23, 2013, 09:00:16 AM
2. Als het monetaire uiteindelijk in elkaar stort en alle valuta's zoals de Euro en Dollar niks meer waard zijn , waar is de waarde van de Bitcoin dan nog op gebaseerd?
Eigenlijk beantwoord je dit al zelf met je laatste zin, Euro's en bitcoins staan los van elkaar, als de dollar instort veranderd dit ook niet direct iets aan jouw loon en hoeveel jij voor je brood in de winkel gaat betalen. De echte waarde is uiteindelijk wat je met jouw bitcoin kan kopen. Voor hoeveel is iemand bereid iets te verkopen omdat hij weet dat hij met zoveel BTC iets vergelijkbaars kan kopen. Als de euro 0,0 waarde heeft zal niemand nog bitcoins gaan ruilen naar euro's uiteraard maar gewoon zijn dingen gelijk in bitcoins kopen of ze ruilen tegen whatever dan gebruikt gaat worden om goederen en diensten te betalen. Nu koppel je de waarde van een btc aan euro's omdat we meeste dingen uitbetaald krijgen in euro's en meeste dingen kopen in euro's. Mocht je jouw loon uitbetaaald krijgen in bitcoins zou je nu zoiets hebben van "zo die euro is in waarde aan het zakken"
503  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling PayPal USD/GBP in return for BTC on: August 08, 2012, 08:00:40 PM
The current rate is 1BTC/85% Of the Current MtGox Rate (If you give me 1BTC and the current MtGox rate is $10/BTC, you get $8.50)
I don't think anyone selling bitcoins for paypal will pay a premium, normally it is the other way around.

I'm happy if someone takes my pp money at 85% btc rate, so I don't think you will have many customers Wink
504  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Paypal -> Bitcoin (small amounts) on: August 08, 2012, 07:52:03 PM
Thanks I'll give it a try  Smiley
505  Economy / Currency exchange / Paypal -> Bitcoin (small amounts) on: August 06, 2012, 03:36:57 PM
I know it is a risk for the person that will sell me bitcoins for paypal, but I sometimes have very small amounts on Paypal that I would prefer to transfer to bitcoins. I can only give you my word that I'm trustworthy and that I'm not going to jeopardize my account here for such small amounts of pp money.

pp amount I have at the moment I want to transfer from pp to btc:
19.99 euro

Don't need to be transfered all in onces and I'll update this topic when I have new pp money needing to be exchanged for btc.
506  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Zen Cart Bit-Pay integration Updated as of 11:22pm on: April 17, 2012, 12:58:27 AM
Same problem here.  Undecided

[17-Apr-2012 02:50:02] PHP Warning:  array_search() [<a href='function.array-search'>function.array-search</a>]: Wrong datatype for second argument in domains/majoni-bijoux.nl/public_html/includes/modules/payment/bitpay.php on line 137
[17-Apr-2012 02:50:02] PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined function  http_redirect() in /domains/majoni-bijoux.nl/public_html/includes/modules/payment/bitpay.php on line 146
507  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A revolutionary Bitcoin idea free for the taking. on: October 30, 2011, 02:30:52 PM
Before someone here reinvents http://www.bitcoinplus.com, he might give a try to the original.

I am using it on a few low traffic blogs, and it is not intrusive at all, since it runs at low priority. But in about 3 months made me 0,003 BTC, since cpu mining with javascript is efficient like sh*t.
And that's the reason javascript miners for btc are plain stupid, so hosting websites and put a javascript miner on them will never be enough to cover the costs.
A javascriptminer for litecoin would probably be a whole different story.
508  Other / Off-topic / Re: If I google the 1st image search on my id this is what I get. What about you? on: October 26, 2011, 09:50:28 PM
lol, I get something I made years ago  Grin

509  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Get $1 Risk-free Starting Bonus for Bitcoinica Here on: October 23, 2011, 11:59:45 PM
You don't sell Bitcoins on Bitcoinica - for that you need to go to an exchange.

Bitcoinica lets you leverage 1:5 in BTCUSD.

I'll give a little example (though I'm a bit new myself), anyone can feel free to correct me:

You deposit 1 BTC when the market is at 5 USD/BTC. This gives you a margin of 5, with a tradable balance of 25. From here you can decide to long or short.  If you long it, you 'buy' BTC at X price in hopes it goes up.  If you long 3 BTC when it is at 5 USD, and it goes up to 6 USD, you've made 3 USD.  If you short it, you sell 3 BTC at 5 USD, and it goes down to 4 USD, you've made 3 USD.

But it isn't so easy.  On the right of your screen, you'll see that P/L, Net Balance, and Maintainence.

P/L is your current profit/loss.  Green is profit, red is loss. It'll start out as a loss every time (due to the spread).

Your Net Balance is your Margin + P/L. If your P/L is green, your margin will be higher than when you started. If it is red, your margin will be lower.

Your Maintainence is... somehting.  Not really sure.  BUT what I have read is that if your maintainence ever exceeds your Net Balance, you get a 'margin call'.  That means the market has gone too far from where you ordered and even with the 1:5 leverage you don't have enough to maintain your account - so it liquidates it. To prevent liquidations, be sure to set stop-loss orders.

Hope this helps!

edit: to clarify some things: you need to lock in your profits just like you stop-loss orders.  These are called 'limit' orders. Also you can choose to simply 'liquidate' your current position, which will lock in whatever the current market is (weather it be a profit or a loss)

Once your positions are cleared, you can choose to withdrawl MtGOX USD CODE or BTC.
Should have read this first, tried to sell 20 btc to test this out, really had no clue how I could get a balance of -$2.49857 and still had 20btc, while I sold 20 btc. lol  Cheesy

Got the 1 $ credited to my account tho
510  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Get $1 Risk-free Starting Bonus for Bitcoinica Here on: October 23, 2011, 01:47:14 PM
signed up.
Username: Skull88
511  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Europe out of the mining game? on: September 12, 2011, 12:43:49 AM
my parents pay my electricity bills (i'm 13!)

100% profit lol!
And I think your allowance will drop a little bit when they get their electricity bill  Grin
512  Economy / Speculation / Re: Massive spike to $7 (then $15.9499) sunday 3PM BST at MtGox on: September 12, 2011, 12:34:16 AM
With Mt. Gox having a flaky period again, I'd suggest pulling all assets out of Mt. Gox. If you're not going to trade it in the next 24

I considered this. Unfortunately, withdrawing EUR ( in my case) is too much of a hassle, and converting my USD assets to Bitcoin to withdraw seems very risky at this point.
US Dollar to Euro currency (SEPA zone)

Why don't use this option?  Huh
513  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin parity: what is a bitcoin worth? on: August 29, 2011, 11:23:23 PM
$30.00
deal, you can have all my coins right away for $30 each Cheesy
514  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Currency Symbol ฿ on: July 19, 2011, 01:00:24 PM
I made the shiny one, but the B from Edgeworth is far superior, he actually thought about it, I just recreated the B from a design from Satoshi: https://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=64.0 and spended more time on the overall coin and just made sure the B was looking good.

I'll try to find some time to make the shiny coin with the B from Edgeworth, gives a better view, but thrust me, the B he made is perfect. Smiley

Only problem with the B with double slashes, it looks splendid as a logo, but for typographic use it has one line to much, that's why you also see the dollar symbol with 2 lines when it is a big logo but with one line in fonts: $. And if you lose one line in the double lined B you'll get: ฿.
515  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Old People reminiscing about when things where more expensive :) on: July 19, 2011, 11:52:57 AM
Not only pc's, my first cell phone could send sms and I could call someone, had storage space for 10 sms's and 20 numbers and costed as much as the Android phone I have now, which has a 1GHZ dual core processor, 512MB dual channel memory, 8GB internal memory and expandable with a microsd, 3D camera which shoots 720p 3d movies or 1080p 2d movies, I can plug it on my tv with a hdmi cable, have a shitload of apps I can download, check my mails, 3d screen,etc ...ow and I can still call and text someone. Price is still the same so I get a lot more for the same price, even if I would take deflation in the equation, I still get more phone for the same money these days. Wink

Same with cars, tv's, printers,...
Lot's of things get cheaper or at least you get more for the same amount, so with or without bitcoin, we probably won't reminiscing how cheap everything was when we are old, at least not with electronics or things that are packed with electronics.
516  Local / Other languages/locations / Re: Nederlands: Bitcoins omzetten naar Euro's on: July 17, 2011, 12:19:54 PM
Mt Gox is 2% fee, dus voor 10 btc aan de huidige koers van 13$ is dat dus maar 2,6$.
Ik weet niet hoe je aan die 40$ komt?  Undecided
517  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn .5 BTC to share a browser add-on with your FB friends. on: July 15, 2011, 01:06:01 AM
And they said it was stupid to just accept everybody  Tongue

added you and shared the link with my 814 friends  Cheesy
518  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Witch Bitcoin Symbol? EVERYONE VOTE AND USE!!! on: July 14, 2011, 11:41:35 PM
and if you are out of the US please tell me why a comma is used instead of a decimal?   Huh
Because we use a decimal to separate sequences of three digit to make them better readable.
And we don't use a comma for that because the decimal was already in use for making roman numerals better readable, so when we switched to Arabic numerals the most logic thing to make them better readable was doing the same like with the roman numerals, put a decimal between them. And if the decimal is already in use to make your numbers better readable, than you use a comma. Smiley

ontopic: ฿, because the B symbol with 2 vertical lines is already adopted by the biggest part of the community as the bitcoin symbol. For fonts 2 vertical lines makes it unreadable, so 1 line is the way to go. And yes it is already used for thai baht, just like the $ sign is also used for more than one currency.
519  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: So who is bitcoin *really* for? on: July 13, 2011, 05:25:42 PM
I'm capable of doing web design, logo design etc and it seems that market is already being tied down by 30 other people.
Most people here are programmers, not designers, just give it a shot.
And if you are good it doesn't even matter how much designers allready are on the forum. Wink
520  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Looking for Freebies? iWantFreeBitCoins.com on: July 12, 2011, 10:39:12 PM
All right, first reply gets me to use their referral link Smiley

No guarantees I will have time to use the site ever, but I kind of want to sometime just to say I tried it, so yeah, referral me this Batman
http://www.iwantfreebitcoins.com/54

you can start filling in surveys, lol  Cheesy
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