Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

[ChartBuddy]

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[robinwilliams]

Way to twist what he meant. Here, I'll paraphrase it the way I've been saying it myself more than once in the past:

1) Gox was, and still is, hugely bearish. Trust in crypto lost by "Bitcoin outsiders" is significant.

2) Forumites shrug off gox as "just another exchange that blew up", "should have kept your coins in a paper wallet, hur dur". They are most likely wrong about that.

Where's the contradicton in those two statements?

ya here is the thing.

1. i don't trust bitcoin to my windoze computer locally (somebody hacked my bct-e account once & thank god i got it back)  

2. so.  right now my few bitcoins are in coinbase with 2fa.  if i had enough i would do offline wallet blah blah blah.  but i'm less noobish than grandma.

3. everybody says you need to do (list of pain in the ass instructions ... "Install Ubuntu.  Don't install anything else.  Blah blah blah blah") to keep ur bitcoins safe.

4.  well guess what?  if it's THAT MUCH OF A PAIN IN THE ASS why in the HELL should I use it or expect it to be the "currency of the future" people say "bitcoin has never been hacked".  well u know what?  a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link.  gox, scammers, hackers, insecure operating systems are freakinly MASSIVE weak links in the bitcoin ecosystem

for those of you who laugh at us who don't want to install ubuntu and print paper wallets and blah blah blah (and u snicker when we lose our money) we don't ever buy anymore bitcoins.  so laugh away - but without grandma's money you ain't going to the moon

[adamstgBit]

 

you might benefit from circles services ?

[bigdave]

I contributed to this rallye by closing my shorts @380$. Now it´s up to you bulls.

I closed mine at $369. I'm ready to catch the train.

[mb300sd]

Way to twist what he meant. Here, I'll paraphrase it the way I've been saying it myself more than once in the past:

1) Gox was, and still is, hugely bearish. Trust in crypto lost by "Bitcoin outsiders" is significant.

2) Forumites shrug off gox as "just another exchange that blew up", "should have kept your coins in a paper wallet, hur dur". They are most likely wrong about that.

Where's the contradicton in those two statements?

ya here is the thing.

1. i don't trust bitcoin to my windoze computer locally (somebody hacked my bct-e account once & thank god i got it back) 

2. so.  right now my few bitcoins are in coinbase with 2fa.  if i had enough i would do offline wallet blah blah blah.  but i'm less noobish than grandma.

3. everybody says you need to do (list of pain in the ass instructions ... "Install Ubuntu.  Don't install anything else.  Blah blah blah blah") to keep ur bitcoins safe.

4.  well guess what?  if it's THAT MUCH OF A PAIN IN THE ASS why in the HELL should I use it or expect it to be the "currency of the future" people say "bitcoin has never been hacked".  well u know what?  a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link.  gox, scammers, hackers, insecure operating systems are freakinly MASSIVE weak links in the bitcoin ecosystem

for those of you who laugh at us who don't want to install ubuntu and print paper wallets and blah blah blah (and u snicker when we lose our money) we don't ever buy anymore bitcoins.  so laugh away - but without grandma's money you ain't going to the moon

For most people's wallets, its good enough to

1. buy smartphone
2. don't root or jailbreak
3. there is no 3.

if you have over 100 coins, then learn linux.

[NotLambchop]

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From their site when I clicked on info from my test purchase with CC. 0.15 fee on $5
...

And they use stamp exchange rate?  Just wondering how they make money.

Thanks.

[adamstgBit]

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From their site when I clicked on info from my test purchase with CC. 0.15 fee on $5
...

And they use stamp exchange rate?  Just wondering how they make money.

Thanks.

the owner is just spending money into something he believes for the hell of it... no joke.

[NotLambchop]

^A Bitcoin charity?  Now we're talking!

[BBmmBB]

^A Bitcoin charity?  Now we're talking!

BTC = save the whales ! who told you? ;-) lmfao

[BBmmBB]

you might benefit from circles services ?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=The%20Circle%20Game

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fool!  

~made you look!

 

haaaa

[fonzie]

you might benefit from circles services ?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=The%20Circle%20Game

-----> o

fool!  

~made you look!

 

 

[adamstgBit]

 

[fonzie]

Go buy some DOGE you laggard   

[akujin]

Here goes finex 

[DutchTrades]

A Bitfinex whale is testing if his (for him) small dump will result in a panic sell, or if it will be bought up.

[GBattaglia]

We are still heading down.

[adamstgBit]

We are still heading down.

i know 

[BBmmBB]

http://img0.joyreactor.com/pics/post/funny-pictures-auto-464178.jpeg



^replace "Z" with "BTC" lol    *have fun!*

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[romneymoney]

I ended up making my own customized live ubuntu iso to run on my laptop connected to a usb printer in order to print an offline wallet.  One issue I faced was that armory wouldn't run with the default iso file, so you are stuck connecting to the internet in order to install the necessary packages .  Most of the various tutorials I read didn't even mention this issue, like they never tried to actually do it themselves.
So, IMO the paper wallet solution kind of sucks at least as I've seen it implemented.  If you don't compromise on something it's a real pain.
I like the idea of greenaddress.it for an online storage solution.  Didn't look into coinbase vault, but that's another option maybe.