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181  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: LOOKING to buy bitcoin. Need help Please on: August 02, 2014, 07:21:16 AM
I completely misunderstood. I thought you were selling. Ok.
182  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Skrill on: August 02, 2014, 07:14:21 AM
How much bitcoin are you looking to get for 56EUR? I could give 0.1
183  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Invest bitcoins? on: August 01, 2014, 02:56:26 PM
Invest in reddcoin. Its going places.
184  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin Wallet Password Recovery Without Needing Your Wallet.dat 5-10% fee. on: August 01, 2014, 12:29:38 PM
Hey,

Can you decrypt a rdd (reddcoin) walled.dat?
185  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Wallet.dat decryption on: August 01, 2014, 11:57:28 AM
Hello,

I have a RDD wallet with 235k in it. I lost my password.
If someone can decrypt it for me, I will give them half.

Thanks.

PS: Do not PM me. Write here if you think you can do it.
186  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: [wts] 1 Million MRC on: August 01, 2014, 11:52:34 AM
How much do you want for it?
187  Economy / Economics / Re: Technical analysis GBP/USD on: April 27, 2013, 04:50:28 AM
GBP/USD closed at 1.5482 after a very strong session with a rise of more than 140 pips.
188  Economy / Economics / Re: Tool: Calculate the future value of a single Bitcoin on: April 27, 2013, 04:05:57 AM
My logic is really simple. You said it - "The people who want to buy the bitcoins are the ones providing the liquidity". Sure. But if 70% are selling and 30% are buying do you really think that all positions will be fulfilled?

It doesn't matter how many buyers and sellers there are, as long as the commodity quantities match or are similar.

Did you finish high school? These principles are extremely easy to understand.

When your thoughts form insinde your brain do you bother to stop for a second and realize what they mean?

It's obvious that you're the kind of person which is always in denial. When I said 70% selling and 30% buying I meant orders, not people.

For instance if there are 70000 sell orders for 70,000BTC and 30000 buy orders for 30,000BTC.

If the price increased twice overnight it would be impossible to fill all orders since demand will decrease dramatically.

Only when price drop people will want to sell.

There - pure and simple.
189  Economy / Economics / Re: Tool: Calculate the future value of a single Bitcoin on: April 26, 2013, 06:16:15 AM
My logic is really simple. You said it - "The people who want to buy the bitcoins are the ones providing the liquidity". Sure. But if 70% are selling and 30% are buying do you really think that all positions will be fulfilled?
190  Economy / Economics / Re: Tool: Calculate the future value of a single Bitcoin on: April 26, 2013, 03:34:30 AM
Again - get real. 1% of the world economy is ~ 300,000,000,000.00USD.

That's 300 billion. The total amount of coins ever is going to be 84 million.

It means that in that rate a coin will be worth ~3571.42$ per coin.

If it goes so high inflation will destroy world's economy. It might go to 1000000$ per coin, then drop to 1000$ because there are no real money to cash you out!

Do you get it or shall I explain in more detail?

Let's get it a bit easier.


I honestly stopped reading the thread after I read to this part.

Firstly, how does 21M btc turn into 84M?

Secondly, those 21,000,000btc have 8 decimal places of fractions behind them making 2.1 quadrillion fractions that can be used for currency.

Let me make this a bit easier for you.

Your math is off. There is not enough currency on the planet to cover 2.1 quadrillion.
Btc for the win.

Yes there is - it's called reality. It's a douche chill. It's even worse. It's not about fractions. It's about greed. That's what you people do not get.

You calculate formulaes and supply and demand, but no one mentions greed. When price skyrockets people sell and the price decreases. Then at a certain point everyone will start selling and there will be problems. That's a guarantee.
191  Economy / Economics / Re: First PC game using Bitcoin as the currency: Fallout 2 on: April 26, 2013, 03:31:39 AM
Hah! Interesting! That's cool.  Cheesy So the currency has a history.
192  Economy / Economics / Re: XAU/USD probable outcome on: April 26, 2013, 03:28:10 AM
Gold at 1474 this morning. Buy time.
193  Economy / Economics / Re: Technical analysis GBP/USD on: April 26, 2013, 03:19:03 AM
I honestly hope you are right, as I would personally be very glad if GBP/USD goes to 1.65.
But you are contradicting yourself. You say that:
With leverage 1:500 i open the same position for 300$, thus significantly lowering the risk of margin call. Stop out level is 10%. Meaning I have to have less than 30$ in my balance.

And I opened my position at 1.5350. Now it is 1.5288 - it fell from 1.5317 this morning, so now I'm 620$ back.
As per your numbers above, you got a margin call. If you hadn't come up with additional funds immediately, you would have been stopped out. FYI, the priced dipped to 1.5197 at some point 2 days ago. At that point, you lock a loss.
Increased leverage doesn't decrease the risk of margin call, it increases it.

You obviously know nothing about forex. Increased leverage decreases the risk of margin call. Why? Because you need less money to open a position with the same profit/loss per pip, which leaves you with more room and way higher margin level.

Margin level is the corelation between the margin required and the free margin (available cash). You divide the cash by the money needed to open a position. And the percentage represents your margin level.

For instance. I needed 300$ in order to open my position. I have 5grand - which leaves 4700$ free margin. So my margin level is 4700/300 * 100 = 1566.66%.

Margin level has to be 10% in order to stop out. Right now it's almost 2000%, since I am already at 1000$ profit, and I put a stop loss at a higher level of position value.

Of course if one is a greedy idiot an opens an insanely huge order that creates risk, but it is not due to leverage. It's because of stupidity.

I have 5 grand in my account so I could take up to 467 pips of loss before margin call.

I do not follow the chart 24/7 I just check it every morning.
194  Economy / Economics / Re: Tool: Calculate the future value of a single Bitcoin on: April 25, 2013, 10:32:01 AM
Yes, but in order to facilitate trades, people need to BUY and sell.

And if price skyrockets, I guarantee that people will mostly want to SELL.

Unable to handle those and not having enough cash, all orders past a certain level will be cancelled.
195  Economy / Economics / Re: Technical analysis GBP/USD on: April 25, 2013, 08:35:42 AM
By the way it is now 1.5404 so I'm +540$.

Smiley
196  Economy / Economics / Re: Technical analysis GBP/USD on: April 25, 2013, 08:05:43 AM
Leverage means that my margin levels are lower and I can open a position with a lot less money than I have. It has nothing to do with per pip profit.

If position size is 0.1 lot 1 pip profit/loss equlas one dollar. For 1 lot, 1 pip is 10$ of profit/loss. Period.

Leverage gives me the opportunity to open a position with smaller risk.

For instance - if leverage was 1:100 i'd need 1530$ to open a position. With leverage 1:500 i open the same position for 300$, thus significantly lowering the risk of margin call. Stop out level is 10%. Meaning I have to have less than 30$ in my balance.

And I opened my position at 1.5350. Now it is 1.5288 - it fell from 1.5317 this morning, so now I'm 620$ back.

However in 2 months I will be cashing +15000 - 20000$ out.
197  Economy / Economics / Re: XAU/USD probable outcome on: April 25, 2013, 07:08:09 AM
Update 15.04.2013 - 18:43 - Sofia Time: Gold rose up 120$ up to 1443.80 - thats 2400 pips - a potential 24000$ profit. If it breaks and closes above 1450 it means that it's buy time again.

So option 2 looks like the real deal to me.


198  Economy / Economics / Re: Technical analysis GBP/USD on: April 25, 2013, 07:05:36 AM
Update 25.04.2013 - 10:06 - Sofia Time: Slight pullback to 1.5313. Nevertheless market should not go lower. By now I am at -370$.



If it breaks the 1.5350 again it will be a huge buy opportunity.
199  Economy / Economics / Re: Tool: Calculate the future value of a single Bitcoin on: April 25, 2013, 03:42:45 AM
You're doing the numbers wrong because you're not adding in the value of coins being used as savings.

So where you multiply by the fraction being used for transaction instead multiply by the square.  So let's say that the price is $X and 100% of coins are used for transactions.  Now I move the slider so that it says 50% are used for transactions.  The price should go to 4X, not 2X.  This is because the value of the coins in circulation goes to 2X, but the value in savings is also 2X.

Agreed. However, not all bitcoins will be sold. Exchanges do not have that much money.
Total capitalization is ~ 3,207,666,840.00$ by now.
200  Economy / Economics / Re: btce and MtGox price differential on: April 24, 2013, 09:31:14 PM
Because its not easy to get USD on BTC-e without selling BTC or facing some hefty fees and lag time moving funds through something like BitInstant.

Exactly. Since they do not accept cards, funding USD will be very time consuming.
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