hey...
wie kommt ihr auf eurer seite eig auf den "Weighted Avg"
atm bei €198.32962
seit stunden wir aber für ca 192 gehandelt....
bg
wolke
Das Volumen jeder einzelne Transaktion*der Preis bei sie ausgeführt wurde/gesamtes Transaktionsvolumen innerhalb der letzten 24 Stunden Wenn du dir das Volumen zu den unterschiedlichen Zeiten ansiehst, macht das schon Sinn. |
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Originally Bitcoin was able to send to an IP instead of an address, but it was disabled (for security concerns, I guess)
How is that supposed to be possible? The receiver address is part of the transaction. You can't just put IP-addresses there instead of BTC-addresses. |
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Ja, ich bin Österreicher mit Wohnsitz in Österreich.
Ich hab ihnen jetzt nochmal einen Service request geschickt. Ich wollte das Konto bei denen nur wegen der Kreditkarte haben. Ich vermute mal ein ähnliches Angebot gibt es bei sonst keiner (deutschen) Bank
Ales klar. Meinst Du das DKB Cash Girokonto mit VISA Karte? Jup. Die Visa-Karte ist sicher interessant, wenn ich im Ausland bin(solande BTC noch nicht so verbreitet sind  ) Hat aber keine Dringlichkeit, weil ich z.Zt. eh keine Auslandsreie plane. |
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Ja, ich bin Österreicher mit Wohnsitz in Österreich.
Ich hab ihnen jetzt nochmal einen Service request geschickt. Ich wollte das Konto bei denen nur wegen der Kreditkarte haben. Ich vermute mal ein ähnliches Angebot gibt es bei sonst keiner (deutschen) Bank
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Möglicherweise war der Dame am Telefon einfach nicht bewusst, dass ich ein Österreicher bin.
Die Begründung finde ich gar nicht so unsinnig. Die Schufa sagt denen ob man kreditwürdig ist und daran orientieren sie sich. Das ist bei denen ja eine Konstenfrage.
Die Schufa stellt eine Art Kreditwürdigkeits-Ranking auf. Und die Banken greifen darauf zu. Fakt ist aber, daß die Entscheidungen letztendlich bei der Bank liegt. Die Lady wollte dich entweder abwimmeln, oder sie hatte keine Ahnung. Ich hatte auch mal einen negativen Schufaeintrag, weil ich mich weigerte, überzogene nachträgliche Raten für eine von mir gekündigte private Versicherung zu zahlen. Daraufhin wollte mir Bank A kein Konto geben, Bank B hingegen hatte damit keine Probleme. Außerdem: wie sollen denn nicht-deutsche Staatsbürger an Schufaeinträge kommen, wenn sie noch nie in GER gemeldet bzw. geschäftliche Beziehungen hatten? Das erschließt sich mir jetzt auch nicht. Natürlich solltest Du am Telefon sagen: Hallo, mein Name ist turvarya, ich bin Österreicher, wohnhaft in Wien (oder wo auch immer), ich möchte ein Konto eröffnen, geht das bei ihrer Bank, was muß ich tun?Ich hab ja einen Antrag ausgefüllt und da hab ich sowohl Adresse als auch Staatsbürgerschaft ausgewählt. Also, wenn ich als Österreicher grundsätzlich kein Konto eröffnen kann, hätte ich den Antrag gar nicht abschicken dürfen(außer deren System ist wirklich schlecht) Der Rückruf von der Service-Stelle ist leider gekommen, als ich grad in der Straßenbahn war, deswegen war das Gespräch etwas mühsellig. |
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I never thought it would ever free me from taxes.
Only 3 things for sure in life; Birth, Death, and Taxes
Disagreed for me  Only two things for me and they are Birth and death like you said but without taxes . Bitcoin will free me to pay taxes or any other Online payment method , in my country no one basically use Paypal etc ... and they don't really care so any kind of digital money you have is safe and they won't know about it at all . and Bitcoin is even better then Paypal so yeah ... BTC forever <3 ~ Madness. You have no income tax, sales tax, fuel tax, etc etc in your country? I want to live there, just our of curiosity what country do you live in? That would be Algeria mate (biggest country in africa situated on the North of Africa) . Let's say you have a Paypal Account with 1m dollar , they won't know about it . since the banks their etc aren't accepted by paypal etc so I use other International companies to link my paypal to and algeria isn't involved Not sure if you got what I'm trying to say  but I guess yo did ~ Madness So, you are talking about tax evasion, not about countries having no taxes? |
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Möglicherweise war der Dame am Telefon einfach nicht bewusst, dass ich ein Österreicher bin.
Die Begründung finde ich gar nicht so unsinnig. Die Schufa sagt denen ob man kreditwürdig ist und daran orientieren sie sich. Das ist bei denen ja eine Konstenfrage.
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Ich habe angerufen. Die Dame am Telefon hat mir gesagt, dass hier rein die Schufe entscheidet und sie überhaupt keinen Einblick in den Entscheidungsprozess haben.
Ich werde also demnächst bei der Schufa anrufen und meine Daten verlangen.
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Just ran across this article on how Overstock is not getting as much revenue as they expected with bitcoin: http://www.coindesk.com/overstocks-2014-bitcoin-sales-miss-projections-3-million/No one should be surprised. Merchants have been loudly announcing they accept bitcoin all year. And it makes sense for them to accept bitcoin. No chargebacks, forgeries, counterfeiting, no chasing after customers with collections agencies, etc., etc. But they can't answer one stupid question: Why should I pay them with my bitcoin when I can pay them the same price with a credit card that gives me 2% (or 3% or 5% with my 2nd and 3rd cards right now in certain categories) cash back and allows me to defer payment ~45 days? Merchants need to get serious if they expect to pick up actual revenue in bitcoin and gain a real advantage against the competition. Offer something like a 5% discount on BTC purchases, sharing the savings they enjoy using BTC. That would give people an actual incentive to accumulate and use BTC. Instead they are treating it like a short-sighted marketing gimmick. I'm a merchant. It's been over a year since I started offering 15% off any order paid for with Bitcoin. Not a single customer has paid with BTC - everyone just uses PayPal/Credit card. Several people have said they will check out BTC, but then they always pay using a traditional method. It's important to note however that my customer base is niche, middle aged and affuent. But then I remember when McDonald's didn't take credit cards. I was a teenager I think before they started doing that, and they'd been in business since the 1950's. What kind of business do you have? If I would get 15% discount, I would definitly look into it, regardless of what it is. |
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Correct me, if I am wrong, but is Apple Pay not just putting your credit card data on your iPhone.
Seriously, that is the innovation Apple does nowadays?
Apple Pay "potentially" be safer than normal credit cards, if someone gets your credit card, they can easily steal your funds in the card. With apple pay, they need to first authorise the payment with a fingerprint although it won't be alot more safer since the fingerprint sensors is pretty bad. Some sources cited that lower fees would be incurred if apple pay is used to purchase the product. Why do people still believe a fingerprint is a good password? A thief might even be able to get a fingerprint from the iPhone itself. That is no security at all. |
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Correct me, if I am wrong, but is Apple Pay not just putting your credit card data on your iPhone.
Seriously, that is the innovation Apple does nowadays?
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Not bad.
It forget the point about miners getting the transaction fees(which could lead to people asking why would miners keep mining, when the block reward goes down), but I guess you have to make compromisses, to be informativ, but not to complex.
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I am amazed about the people who believe in all that misinformation that was spread over the years.
No, bitcoin wasn't designed to destroy governments. SN never said anything about that.
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Buy and hodl if you don't know how to trade.
Never sell your coins with a loss.
it didn't work all time some people bought bitcoin when it was at peak(around 1200$) so the only option they had either sell at loss of hold for year with hope of price increasing Or they could have just used money, they don't need short/medium term, like I did. |
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Im following Bitcoin since about 2 years and also traded quiet succesfully with alt-coins last year.
I quit trading alt coins because in my eyes its too hard to make much money doing so anymore, plus 90% of them coins were a scam from the beginning on
But now if I compare Bitcoin with alt-coins, it obviously follows the same pattern as most alt coins had on exchanges
low buy in - hype than they dissapeared
is Bitcoin following the same pattern?? Will Bitcoin eventually rerise??
What would be an alternative to Bitcoin at this time??
Just look at the news about Bitcoin: Overstock/Dell/Microsoft accepting Bitcoin Winklevoss twins bringing Bitcoin to Wallstreet Projects like Lighthouse Just looking at the price is the stupiest thing you can do. It says nothing about, if Bitcoin will stay or die. You see a lot of serious business working with Bitcoin, that is an indication, that Bitcoin will stay(and rise eventually) |
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Ich hab einen Account bei Ebay angelegt. Bei Sigpate scheine ich aber als Österreich keinen Account anlegen zu können.
Sonst vllt. noch Ideen?
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Yeah, as I said, it's your own fucking fault for not checking, it doesn't matter if you're going on holiday or not, what kind of dumbass leaves bots and transactions running like that assuming everything will be okay once an exchange has been hacked?
People, especially people who deal with a lot of money in Bitcoin and have experience in it, should know better.
I second that. It is definitly not Bitstamp's fault. |
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Thank you that document is dated 2014, I will read it now, my next immediate question however is that I may or may not have purchased and sold large amounts of bitcoins in the 2011 - 2012 time frame and may or may not still have some of those bitcoins. Am I obligated to pay taxes on capital gains made two years ago even though this document from the IRS is dated 2014? Would that be considered late reporting technically if i did?
I don't think that you should report your earnings from 2011 - 2012. the law is not retroactive. They didn't make new laws, they just describe how already existing laws apply to Bitcoin. It's the first sentence in the IRS-document. This notice describes how existing general tax principles apply to transactions using
virtual currency. So I'm assuming this means that I would be subject to these laws even before this notice was made public? Therefore in my hypothetical not necessarily real scenario in which I bought and sold large amounts of bitcoin in 2012 and never filed taxes reflecting my gains (yes gains! let's say I doubled my money and got out in this hypothetical scenario), that I would be currently in violation of tax laws and even if I were to pay the taxes on those gains now it would be subject to penalty because it is now late? Say it aint so! I guess I would need to consult with a CB or CA or whatever I don't even know what that stands for… dang. No idea about US-laws. In Austria, when you didn't pay taxes you just press charges against yourself(not sure, if that is the right english term, it is not as bad as it sounds) and you have to pay the taxes you didn't pay before and don't even get a penality. |
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