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How do you distinguish between an early-adopter share and a normal share? Are the ones trading on BitFunder now early-adopter shares?
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Current hashrate is ~100TH, so if mine will start in a month there's a chance to hold almost 50% of total hashrate. This looks very promising  Can't wait first dividends bitcoin per 10 minutes = 25 bitcoin per month = 25 * 6 * 24 * 30 = 108000 Assume we will just have 30%(clearly an underestimation) of the total hashrate, we will get 108000 * 0.3 / 500000 = 0.0648 btc per share I expect 0.05-0.08 dividend per share for the first few months after deployment which should be able to cover the cost of the stock at the current price. With PE < 1, the price is still quite cheap imo. |
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Hi Ronaldlee,
That would certainly work.
Signing and verifying messages is in the next round of UI work that I will be working on over the summer.
Glad to hear that  |
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Never mind, I have figured out how to sign a message with a Multbit private key.
Here is how:
1) export your private key with the Multbit client without password protection
2) open the generated .key file with a text editor(like notepad on Windows)
3) copy all the content in the file
4) goto blockchain.info and register an account in case you haven't
5) import your key into your blockchain.info wallet by pasting the content you copied in step 3
6) sign the message with your newly imported private key
7) delete the .key file you generated in step 1 (to ensure no one could steal your private key from your computer)
This should be a workaround until the Multibit developers add the message signing function to Multibit.
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I need to sign a message with my private key in a Mulltibit wallet, but I think this function is not provided by Multibit.
I think I will have to import the wallet to bitcoin-qt(or other clients?) to sign the message.
Please help.
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I have been doing arbitrage between the two platforms,
the main killer of making any profit is the bank wire fees and commission fees,
also having money stored on MtGox is quite a risk now given the recent events and they are very slow in handling your withdrawals which adds another layer of uncertainty. The marginal profit is not worth the time imo especially if you don't want your money to be locked up in a week or two.
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Why would you raise the fund when you own $1.8m + 160k?
Why don't you convert some of your assets to btcs and invest all for yourself, you keep 100% of the profit this way. 100btc is a piece of cake for a guy that rich.
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Lol, at least they tell you to wait.
I have received a more fantastic reply today, they are literally doing the opposite of what I want done:
Me:
I am sorry, but I regret my decision to withdraw the money. Could you
cancel my withdrawal if it is not already made. Sorry for the trouble,
thank you.
MtGox:
Thank you for the email. On checking I can see that the withdrawal is still being processed due to lack of funds on our Okpay account. We have already sent more funds to it and expecting the withdrawals to be processed soon. I will keep you updated.
I want my withdrawal CANCELED and they replied they are trying their best to hurry the withdrawal.
I feel I am trolled.
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I enjoy this period of stability, making a daily 0.5% gain by day-trading comfortably is not out of reach.
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stability is under rated  edit, you want action go play with AsicMiner stock, 2.5 btc each now I already bought at 1.8 three days ago  Regardless, AM is a good investment, both for short-term and long-term, with PE < 2, it is always better to buy late than not buying at all.  |
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I think it is because of the Google news
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9k wall @118, suspicious...
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It may not be necessarily a bad news, at the very least Ripple will kick Mt Gox out of business, this alone should be the greatest news to Bitcoin in a decade.  not even funny to joke about that bitcoin is hugely dependent upon MtGox right now. I am not joking. Putting the future of Bitcoin in the hands of a centralized exchange with an unprofessional team will do more harm than good to Bitcoin in the long run. |
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on the bright side, support @110 looks solid
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It may not be necessarily a bad news, at the very least Ripple will kick Mt Gox out of business, this alone should be the greatest news to Bitcoin in a decade. |
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Will there be more waves of sell off just like last time MtGox was sued.  |
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That's why Ripple maybe good for the growth of Bitcoin.
We need a trustworthy exchange that doesn't suck and with high trade volume.
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