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September 06, 2015, 06:45:49 PM |
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Im calling it now: 300+ after auction!! yeahh like last auction we reach 300$ After the last auction we dropped from about 380$ to 166$, so I'm calling 110$ as an upcoming intermediary bottom, don't know how long it will take... Is it time for christmas, birthday and the 2nd coming of jesus on one day again? I wish so much it would come true )))))))))))))))) You want Bitcoin's price to drop to $110 or you want the second coming of Jesus? It's kind of unclear the way you said it. yeah and it pumped right before the auction too... it's bull the feds get a pump right now.. they havent even announced the actual auction yet. no one should bid more than $200 a coin anyways because their is a lot of risk now days with bitcoin that wasnt there before... blame the cia for wanting to implement "blockchain blacklists" or cripple bitcoin ... getting ridiculous.
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September 06, 2015, 06:56:28 PM |
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This gif is always neccesary haha
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September 06, 2015, 06:57:29 PM |
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Dump again?? bitcoin gonna kill me haha
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September 06, 2015, 07:02:16 PM |
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aztecminer
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September 06, 2015, 07:06:23 PM |
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What's up with this weekend increase? Is something happening on monday? chinese panic buys .. all the volume was on chinese exchanges... they are freaking out over there because their stock bubble burst... and the marshal's are about to sell bitcoins soon.... i'm all for the marshal's getting a good price and all that.. except when i dont get my buys! i might have to change exchanges because i have done a lot better trading on different exchanges then where i am now.. it's seems like bad luck exchange! i like it there though.
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keewee
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September 06, 2015, 07:18:05 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
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Denker
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September 06, 2015, 07:18:54 PM |
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So we are back in the 240s.Nice.Lets see if we can hold that range.
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Cconvert2G36
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September 06, 2015, 07:29:20 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
Mempool is pretty empty. Looks like we are just filling up blocks more regularly. Tick tock small block fetishists...
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September 06, 2015, 07:36:09 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
They have been doing pre-tests on the network. The official full stress test is supposed to start on Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. GMT. They were late starting one of their first official stress tests, but it was because they lacked experience. Now they have some experience I think they will start the latest test on time. I'm making sure I pay a high fee for anything I send on Thursday or afterwards, https://bitcoinmagazine.com/21842/coinwallet-begins-pre-test-bitcoin-network-schedules-largest-stress-test-begin-september-10/ The Bitcoin network took a hit yesterday as CoinWallet ran its “stress pre-test” for about thirty minutes resulting in a “2-day delay and a 50 MB backlog” according to CoinWallet CCO James Wilson.
Reports are still coming in but it seems like most bitcoin exchanges and wallet companies were able to take the test in its stride.
Wilson also told Bitcoin Magazine today that the company will be running a major stress test on the Bitcoin network on Thursday, September 10 starting at 10 a.m. GMT.
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September 06, 2015, 07:42:36 PM Last edit: September 06, 2015, 08:00:04 PM by SheHadMANHands |
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Edging up... lot of shorters, people too scared still to go long The breakout upward, though, off 12hr bband squeeze... gives more confidence in the floor (~3B market cap).
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September 06, 2015, 08:02:14 PM |
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September 06, 2015, 08:26:38 PM |
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keewee
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September 06, 2015, 08:37:51 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
They have been doing pre-tests on the network. The official full stress test is supposed to start on Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. GMT. They were late starting one of their first official stress tests, but it was because they lacked experience. Now they have some experience I think they will start the latest test on time. I'm making sure I pay a high fee for anything I send on Thursday or afterwards, https://bitcoinmagazine.com/21842/coinwallet-begins-pre-test-bitcoin-network-schedules-largest-stress-test-begin-september-10/ The Bitcoin network took a hit yesterday as CoinWallet ran its “stress pre-test” for about thirty minutes resulting in a “2-day delay and a 50 MB backlog” according to CoinWallet CCO James Wilson.
Reports are still coming in but it seems like most bitcoin exchanges and wallet companies were able to take the test in its stride.
Wilson also told Bitcoin Magazine today that the company will be running a major stress test on the Bitcoin network on Thursday, September 10 starting at 10 a.m. GMT.
From that article they state "The purpose of these stress tests [sic] is to see if the Bitcoin network can handle a barrage of very small transactions that will act like a DDOS attack" which is ridiculous because it IS a DDOS attack. It makes no sense to call it a "stress test" when in fact it is simply an attack on the main network where the effects could be easily demonstrated on the test network. It's pretty obvious they have an agenda, at the expense of the normal users of the network
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September 06, 2015, 08:49:39 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
They have been doing pre-tests on the network. The official full stress test is supposed to start on Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. GMT. They were late starting one of their first official stress tests, but it was because they lacked experience. Now they have some experience I think they will start the latest test on time. I'm making sure I pay a high fee for anything I send on Thursday or afterwards, https://bitcoinmagazine.com/21842/coinwallet-begins-pre-test-bitcoin-network-schedules-largest-stress-test-begin-september-10/ The Bitcoin network took a hit yesterday as CoinWallet ran its “stress pre-test” for about thirty minutes resulting in a “2-day delay and a 50 MB backlog” according to CoinWallet CCO James Wilson.
Reports are still coming in but it seems like most bitcoin exchanges and wallet companies were able to take the test in its stride.
Wilson also told Bitcoin Magazine today that the company will be running a major stress test on the Bitcoin network on Thursday, September 10 starting at 10 a.m. GMT.
From that article they state "The purpose of these stress tests [sic] is to see if the Bitcoin network can handle a barrage of very small transactions that will act like a DDOS attack" which is ridiculous because it IS a DDOS attack. It makes no sense to call it a "stress test" when in fact it is simply an attack on the main network where the effects could be easily demonstrated on the test network. It's pretty obvious they have an agenda, at the expense of the normal users of the network Their test was 4 days ago and took about 2 days to chew through. The full blocks today looked unrelated to me. Call it an attack if you want, but the fact is, 1MB max blocks make this form of "attack" much cheaper to execute as their old transactions get booted out of the mempool and they get the fees back to issue more transactions. Raise the limit and make them pay up.
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Fatman3001
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September 06, 2015, 08:51:45 PM |
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Im calling it now: 300+ after auction!! yeahh like last auction we reach 300$ After the last auction we dropped from about 380$ to 166$, so I'm calling 110$ as an upcoming intermediary bottom, don't know how long it will take... Last auction was March 5th 2015. Feb 26th closed at $255, March 5th saw a low of $262 and a high of $284 on finex, March 10th saw $303. Looks to me like the auctions just add volatility in any direction.
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keewee
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September 06, 2015, 08:53:35 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
They have been doing pre-tests on the network. The official full stress test is supposed to start on Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. GMT. They were late starting one of their first official stress tests, but it was because they lacked experience. Now they have some experience I think they will start the latest test on time. I'm making sure I pay a high fee for anything I send on Thursday or afterwards, https://bitcoinmagazine.com/21842/coinwallet-begins-pre-test-bitcoin-network-schedules-largest-stress-test-begin-september-10/ The Bitcoin network took a hit yesterday as CoinWallet ran its “stress pre-test” for about thirty minutes resulting in a “2-day delay and a 50 MB backlog” according to CoinWallet CCO James Wilson.
Reports are still coming in but it seems like most bitcoin exchanges and wallet companies were able to take the test in its stride.
Wilson also told Bitcoin Magazine today that the company will be running a major stress test on the Bitcoin network on Thursday, September 10 starting at 10 a.m. GMT.
From that article they state "The purpose of these stress tests [sic] is to see if the Bitcoin network can handle a barrage of very small transactions that will act like a DDOS attack" which is ridiculous because it IS a DDOS attack. It makes no sense to call it a "stress test" when in fact it is simply an attack on the main network where the effects could be easily demonstrated on the test network. It's pretty obvious they have an agenda, at the expense of the normal users of the network Their test was 4 days ago and took about 2 days to chew through. The full blocks today looked unrelated to me. Call it an attack if you want, but the fact is, 1MB max blocks make this form of "attack" much cheaper to execute as their old transactions get booted out of the mempool and they get the fees back to issue more transactions. Raise the limit and make them pay up. I completely agree, I'm all for bigger blocks too. But I just find it really annoying the way they're describing these DDOS attacks as "stress tests"
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September 06, 2015, 08:58:43 PM |
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What's up with this weekend increase? Is something happening on monday? chinese panic buys .. all the volume was on chinese exchanges... they are freaking out over there because their stock bubble burst... and the marshal's are about to sell bitcoins soon.... i'm all for the marshal's getting a good price and all that.. except when i dont get my buys! i might have to change exchanges because i have done a lot better trading on different exchanges then where i am now.. it's seems like bad luck exchange! i like it there though. I'm not sure if traders at chinese bitcoin-exchanges have to be chinese. It's a global market now. If you daytrade, you might as well trade at a chinese exchange. And if you ask me, chinese stocks are probably also traded by international interests Just have a gut feeling that something important will happen on monday. (Yes, I have this feeling every weekend after a few drinks, lol!) Anyway.... When the cake hits the fan, let's go to Thailand to a┗(°0°)┛ ┗(°0°)┛ ┗(°0°)┛ FULL MOON PARTY!!!! ┗(°0°)┛ ┗(°0°)┛ ┗(°0°)┛
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Cconvert2G36
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September 06, 2015, 09:00:44 PM |
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Has the next Coinwallet attack on the network started? The last 5 blocks look pretty full
They have been doing pre-tests on the network. The official full stress test is supposed to start on Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. GMT. They were late starting one of their first official stress tests, but it was because they lacked experience. Now they have some experience I think they will start the latest test on time. I'm making sure I pay a high fee for anything I send on Thursday or afterwards, https://bitcoinmagazine.com/21842/coinwallet-begins-pre-test-bitcoin-network-schedules-largest-stress-test-begin-september-10/ The Bitcoin network took a hit yesterday as CoinWallet ran its “stress pre-test” for about thirty minutes resulting in a “2-day delay and a 50 MB backlog” according to CoinWallet CCO James Wilson.
Reports are still coming in but it seems like most bitcoin exchanges and wallet companies were able to take the test in its stride.
Wilson also told Bitcoin Magazine today that the company will be running a major stress test on the Bitcoin network on Thursday, September 10 starting at 10 a.m. GMT.
From that article they state "The purpose of these stress tests [sic] is to see if the Bitcoin network can handle a barrage of very small transactions that will act like a DDOS attack" which is ridiculous because it IS a DDOS attack. It makes no sense to call it a "stress test" when in fact it is simply an attack on the main network where the effects could be easily demonstrated on the test network. It's pretty obvious they have an agenda, at the expense of the normal users of the network Their test was 4 days ago and took about 2 days to chew through. The full blocks today looked unrelated to me. Call it an attack if you want, but the fact is, 1MB max blocks make this form of "attack" much cheaper to execute as their old transactions get booted out of the mempool and they get the fees back to issue more transactions. Raise the limit and make them pay up. I completely agree, I'm all for bigger blocks too. But I just find it really annoying the way they're describing these DDOS attacks as "stress tests" IDK, they are testing how the network responds to a stressful condition of large numbers of transactions, playing by the rules of the protocol and making valid transactions. This seems different from an actual DDoS like the one that focused on actually flooding and crippling any IP identifying itself as an XT node, and the DDoS that took Slush's Mining pool completely down until he gave in and disallowed people from voting for BIP101 blocks with their hashes.
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ChartBuddy
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September 06, 2015, 09:02:12 PM |
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