Hello we have a 4 unit server available to sell in California (Bay Area). Local pickup is preferred. Bitcoin payment accepted & encouraged. PM me with offer.

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to be completely honest the only exchange that I can legitimately point to and say "I completely trust this" is coinsetter.

No, its always been possible to buy at a higher price. Though not very smart.

Only 8 days in the history of bitcoin has it been possible to sell at a higher price than now.

I can do it. PM me.

I'd be looking to help in this. My experience is the following:

-> Programming expert. I can help you code a website if you wish. However, I am not good at designing the look of the website, just the PHP/JS/MYSQL.

-> Large experience in financial field.

-> Just another Bitcoiner bringing to the table his experiences with the unique currency.

PM me with further information regarding how I may partner with you in this enterprise.

Will vote, PMing for link - 12XFGKXdgm7Pc8DVtnHdaZP3yv3dnUXe9P is my address.

Thanks! 

My address is 15ccW7m6RxDFWEKc3P1NdwWpX1N1pU7gZ8

Please confirm OK

By next month there will be no coins for sale on gox.

Is that $9000 or 9000 2013-dollars?

For investment purposes? I plan to spend my Bitcoins on the first Bitcoin-denominated stock of a company who's model does not involve Bitcoin-related financial services, Bitcoin-related gambling, or Bitcoin mining. Assuming of course said company's model looks good to me.

For fun purposes? Whenever the mood hits me.

And now I'm bored. 

There are usury caps in Australia, UK, France, lots of countries.

I only list US because I know more details.

-> Federal law in US currently hard-caps interest rates for military personnel at 36%
-> Most states have some sort of a cap for other loans as well, though some of these are absurdly high.
-> Many high-cost loans like Cash Advances etc.... are not currently available in the following states: Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey
New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia, District of Columbia, and in many of the other states, they need explicit licensing.

I've seen Bitfinex loans at huuumongous interest rates, like 300%+ APR.

So isn't Bitfinex's "we are now regulated" statement a load of crap? Maybe they can be regulated as a Bitcoin exchanger, but their lending exchange seems clearly illegal.

If somebody attempted to do it, people would likely chase difficulty up with them.

But, they might cancel each other out or some shit. Plus, options are expensive as fuck right now. I'm already fairly well positioned for a move in either direction, have a fair amount of gold (which continued QE would benefit), been holding this XIV since like 2012 (which QE would benefit) but am short the actual index (Russel 2000).

USA, API working, website dead. Able to login every once and a while but lots of gateway errors.

I'd do this as well, if it wasn't for the fact that "Bernanke days" have a terrible record with regard to stock performance, at least this year.

The short-term bottom of Gox is going to be $97.80, no lower.

"How does that affect Bitcoin? It means it will eventually underperform XOM."

I'm out of date, does Gox process USD BW withdraws (A) within a couple months (B) within like 4 months or (C) not within the forceeable future?