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August 10, 2013, 10:20:31 AM |
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Any plans to support litecoin?
I don't really think there's enough demand for it right now. Most people that do buying/selling/paying do so in Bitcoin. There would not be nearly enough people doing the same with Litecoin to warrant it, as you can already tell by looking at job postings and such.
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🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 (OP)
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August 13, 2013, 02:46:09 AM |
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A number of usability improvements have been made to the UI.
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I do not sell Bitcoins. I sell SHA256(SHA256()).
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August 13, 2013, 09:17:46 AM |
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I see your subtle UI changes
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BTC: 1PiPooLvcEoBLuXBHbwUnN5rShs2nas223 LTC: LRq7YPMDoERSZcte9ZPNHQkUbfiPsY55VM
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August 13, 2013, 07:18:17 PM |
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Quick question. I see that I can block transactions by lowering the 48-hour limit to zero. I assume this only means outgoing transactions, right? I would think this would have to be the case... but don't want any mix-ups loading my inputs.io acct.
Also, seems like it would be good to auto logout when tabs are closed. I was surprised to come back hours later and I was still logged in when I reloaded the page.
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August 13, 2013, 07:29:08 PM |
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using inputs.io for smaller instant transactions (and the mixing) is great, and then combine that with onchain transactions
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🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 (OP)
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August 13, 2013, 10:57:32 PM |
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Quick question. I see that I can block transactions by lowering the 48-hour limit to zero. I assume this only means outgoing transactions, right? I would think this would have to be the case... but don't want any mix-ups loading my inputs.io acct.
Also, seems like it would be good to auto logout when tabs are closed. I was surprised to come back hours later and I was still logged in when I reloaded the page.
Yes, limits only affect outgoing transactions. Your session is locked to your IP address and useragent. If someone has physical access to your machine, then you are screwed in every sense of the word - through the attacker must still figure out your PIN. The most malicious thing they could do without your PIN is delete your addressbook
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August 14, 2013, 02:24:16 AM |
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Quick question. I see that I can block transactions by lowering the 48-hour limit to zero. I assume this only means outgoing transactions, right? I would think this would have to be the case... but don't want any mix-ups loading my inputs.io acct.
Also, seems like it would be good to auto logout when tabs are closed. I was surprised to come back hours later and I was still logged in when I reloaded the page.
Yes, limits only affect outgoing transactions. Your session is locked to your IP address and useragent. If someone has physical access to your machine, then you are screwed in every sense of the word - through the attacker must still figure out your PIN. The most malicious thing they could do without your PIN is delete your addressbook But the thing is, what if he has a roommate?
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ranlo
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August 14, 2013, 07:53:49 AM |
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Quick question. I see that I can block transactions by lowering the 48-hour limit to zero. I assume this only means outgoing transactions, right? I would think this would have to be the case... but don't want any mix-ups loading my inputs.io acct.
Also, seems like it would be good to auto logout when tabs are closed. I was surprised to come back hours later and I was still logged in when I reloaded the page.
Yes, limits only affect outgoing transactions. Your session is locked to your IP address and useragent. If someone has physical access to your machine, then you are screwed in every sense of the word - through the attacker must still figure out your PIN. The most malicious thing they could do without your PIN is delete your addressbook But the thing is, what if he has a roommate? If your roommate is stealing stuff from you... you might want to re-evaluate who you sleep with, lol.
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🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 (OP)
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August 14, 2013, 11:14:36 PM |
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Quick question. I see that I can block transactions by lowering the 48-hour limit to zero. I assume this only means outgoing transactions, right? I would think this would have to be the case... but don't want any mix-ups loading my inputs.io acct.
Also, seems like it would be good to auto logout when tabs are closed. I was surprised to come back hours later and I was still logged in when I reloaded the page.
Yes, limits only affect outgoing transactions. Your session is locked to your IP address and useragent. If someone has physical access to your machine, then you are screwed in every sense of the word - through the attacker must still figure out your PIN. The most malicious thing they could do without your PIN is delete your addressbook But the thing is, what if he has a roommate? There's actually been stories of room mates stealing Bitcoins (using a keylogger). If someone has physical access to your machine, then really no security measures will help.
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August 14, 2013, 11:28:12 PM |
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Value when sent doesn't work always. I currently have a transaction (3d1ec04c4db3fe01740e888b57d4e5272923dfcbc62822c06c36d3473bd04b4a) which claims that it was worth $0 when sent. But it should be around $22.56
Not a major problem because in my eyes BTC are worth $0 but according to some other big sites it actually has some value.
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BEEP BEP
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August 15, 2013, 01:45:47 AM |
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Updated the way we obtain rates (now bitcoinaverage.com with fallback to whatisthebitcoinprice.com and then fallback to mtgox).
LocalBitcoin's EUR API was responding with this:
"high": 85.73, "latest_trade": 1376520399, "bid": 76712.29, "volume": 156.2724, "currency": "EUR", "currency_volume": 11657.868592, "ask": 25.51, "close": 85.6, "avg": 74.59966438091435, "symbol": "localbtcEUR", "low": 66.37
This info source was used by whatisthebitcoinprice.com which caused problems. Recent EUR rates are affected and horribly inaccurate as a result, we'll be trying to fix these up.
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August 15, 2013, 01:58:00 PM |
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who owns inputs.io then?
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axorb
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August 15, 2013, 02:00:07 PM |
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How much time does it take for 2 btc to confirm ?
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vlees
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August 15, 2013, 02:00:35 PM |
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How much time does it take for 2 btc to confirm ? Depends on the transaction fee and the maturity of the coins.
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August 15, 2013, 02:02:13 PM |
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How much time does it take for 2 btc to confirm ? Depends on the transaction fee and the maturity of the coins. the last 2btc i had go into my inputs wallet took less than 20 mins to confirm
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axorb
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August 15, 2013, 02:03:41 PM |
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How much time does it take for 2 btc to confirm ? Depends on the transaction fee and the maturity of the coins. the last 2btc i had go into my inputs wallet took less than 20 mins to confirm 20 mins . So until they are confirmed I cannot send them to another wallet right ?
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vlees
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August 15, 2013, 02:04:44 PM |
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How much time does it take for 2 btc to confirm ? Depends on the transaction fee and the maturity of the coins. the last 2btc i had go into my inputs wallet took less than 20 mins to confirm 20 mins . So until they are confirmed I cannot send them to another wallet right ? I think Inputs.io only requires a single confirmation.
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August 15, 2013, 02:05:56 PM |
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How much time does it take for 2 btc to confirm ? Depends on the transaction fee and the maturity of the coins. the last 2btc i had go into my inputs wallet took less than 20 mins to confirm 20 mins . So until they are confirmed I cannot send them to another wallet right ? I think Inputs.io only requires a single confirmation. Correct you cant re-send your coins until they are confirmed.
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Some numbers 82,000+ BTC transferred 21,247 transactions Average transaction size: 3.859 BTC
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August 15, 2013, 05:16:29 PM |
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i have Tried inputs.io and so far i have found......
that inputs.io is a very good wallet to have the confirmation is quite fast and so far i have had no issues with any function of the site i would highly recommend it
good work
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