CEO of BTC China speaking to CNBC

[c933103]

So do exchanges in china need to use 3rd party payment providers ? Or can banks deal directly with exchanges  ... A clear yes or no would be useful  

A BTC exchange in China called Huobi said to a newspaper that because all third party services are terminated, they have to handle thousands of money drawback request manually by bank transfer instead of that originally have a system in place which can help automatically process everything thus everyone in their company work till like 10 or 11 pm.

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[e521]

http://fiatleak.com/

At the rate China are buying coins, it looks like everyone else has been duped.

Okay I'm watching FiatLeak...  so what about it makes you think China is BUYING, as opposed to SELLING?

I don't understand the point behind FiatLeak now, it's showing buy orders, so what?
Does it show sell orders as well?

[toknormal]

It really annoys me when people start all their sentences with "So...". In English you BARELY EVER start a sentence with "So..." and it's even rarer to use it to answer a direct question. I mean WTF? I thought this was a quick fad but it's been going on long enough and we have to put a stop to it. I'm starting a committee or something. It drives me fucking nuts. Learn to English.

Top comment !!!

I completely agree. Starting a sentence with "so" implies some continuity of a dialogue that the listener hasn't been aware of..kind of "ah, you haven't heard about this, I'll just bring you up to date". At best it's ridiculous grammar and at worst it's an attempt to dismiss the legitimacy of the questioner's challenge and is patronising as f*ck.

It annoys the f*ck out of me as well and the Winklevoss's are the worst culprits.

On a related note, listen to them try to explain Bitcoin - instead of just saying "its peer to peer money that doesn't need a bank as a counterparty", they go on about cryptology and C++ programming !?!

http://www.businessinsider.com/winklevoss-twins-explain-what-bitcoin-is-2013-11

[Buffer Overflow]

It really annoys me when people start all their sentences with "So...". In English you BARELY EVER start a sentence with "So..." and it's even rarer to use it to answer a direct question. I mean WTF? I thought this was a quick fad but it's been going on long enough and we have to put a stop to it. I'm starting a committee or something. It drives me fucking nuts. Learn to English.

Top comment !!!

I completely agree. Starting a sentence with "so" implies some continuity of a dialogue that the listener hasn't been aware of..kind of "ah, you haven't heard about this, I'll just bring you up to date". At best it's ridiculous grammar and at worst it's an attempt to dismiss the legitimacy of the questioner's challenge and is patronising as f*ck.

It annoys the f*ck out of me as well and the Winklevoss's are the worst culprits.

On a related note, listen to them try to explain Bitcoin - instead of just saying "its peer to peer money that doesn't need a bank as a counterparty", they go on about cryptology and C++ programming !?!

http://www.businessinsider.com/winklevoss-twins-explain-what-bitcoin-is-2013-11

So it's okay to pointlessly swear in most sentences?

[QuestionAuthority]

It really annoys me when people start all their sentences with "So...". In English you BARELY EVER start a sentence with "So..." and it's even rarer to use it to answer a direct question. I mean WTF? I thought this was a quick fad but it's been going on long enough and we have to put a stop to it. I'm starting a committee or something. It drives me fucking nuts. Learn to English.

Top comment !!!

I completely agree. Starting a sentence with "so" implies some continuity of a dialogue that the listener hasn't been aware of..kind of "ah, you haven't heard about this, I'll just bring you up to date". At best it's ridiculous grammar and at worst it's an attempt to dismiss the legitimacy of the questioner's challenge and is patronising as f*ck.

It annoys the f*ck out of me as well and the Winklevoss's are the worst culprits.

On a related note, listen to them try to explain Bitcoin - instead of just saying "its peer to peer money that doesn't need a bank as a counterparty", they go on about cryptology and C++ programming !?!

http://www.businessinsider.com/winklevoss-twins-explain-what-bitcoin-is-2013-11

Nerd rage is kind of funny but grammar Nazi rage is vulgar. I hope you don't kiss your mother with that mouth.

[viajero]

pages of pages of random, stupid, useless nonsense without any regard to the topic whatsoever. really sad to see what happened to this "community" in the last 8 months.

who the fuck cares about how bobby lee speaks english?! he's not a native speaker by the way!

[techstorm2]

It really annoys me when people start all their sentences with "So...". In English you BARELY EVER start a sentence with "So..." and it's even rarer to use it to answer a direct question. I mean WTF? I thought this was a quick fad but it's been going on long enough and we have to put a stop to it. I'm starting a committee or something. It drives me fucking nuts. Learn to English.

Top comment !!!

I completely agree. Starting a sentence with "so" implies some continuity of a dialogue that the listener hasn't been aware of..kind of "ah, you haven't heard about this, I'll just bring you up to date". At best it's ridiculous grammar and at worst it's an attempt to dismiss the legitimacy of the questioner's challenge and is patronising as f*ck.

It annoys the f*ck out of me as well and the Winklevoss's are the worst culprits.

On a related note, listen to them try to explain Bitcoin - instead of just saying "its peer to peer money that doesn't need a bank as a counterparty", they go on about cryptology and C++ programming !?!

http://www.businessinsider.com/winklevoss-twins-explain-what-bitcoin-is-2013-11

Money cant buy intelligence!

 

[StarfishPrime]

So, in other words: "learn to english" or stfu?

[drewster]

pages of pages of random, stupid, useless nonsense without any regard to the topic whatsoever. really sad to see what happened to this "community" in the last 8 months.

who the fuck cares about how bobby lee speaks english?! he's not a native speaker by the way!

Bobby Lee speaks better English than some of those on this forum, and much better than my mandarin.

[geetee]

It really annoys me when people start all their sentences with "So...". In English you BARELY EVER start a sentence with "So..." and it's even rarer to use it to answer a direct question. I mean WTF? I thought this was a quick fad but it's been going on long enough and we have to put a stop to it. I'm starting a committee or something. It drives me fucking nuts. Learn to English.

SO SOrry, SOme of us SOmetimes SO bad at grammar  

Me too, every morning driving to work, every person being interviewed on the radio starts with "SO", AAARRRGGH, this is not the way to start a sentence, where did this come from, its nearly as annoying as the upward inflection which makes every statement sound like a question!

 

Ahahahha- you listen to npr constantly, don't you? I've noticed the same thing- every smart guy they interview answers questions the same way. I have no idea where this started btw. Just funny; you're not the only one who's noticed. non-passive-sentence-speakers; unite!

[igorr]

Happy new difficulty 1.2 bilion   

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[bitpop]

What is after terrahash?

[igorr]

after Th coming Ph

[bitpop]

Ooooooooooooooooh

[bitpop]

Den wat

[igorr]

We go to difficulty 1000 bilion for next 6 months, or 60000 bilion for next 1 year

[wachtwoord]

It really annoys me when people start all their sentences with "So...". In English you BARELY EVER start a sentence with "So..." and it's even rarer to use it to answer a direct question. I mean WTF? I thought this was a quick fad but it's been going on long enough and we have to put a stop to it. I'm starting a committee or something. It drives me fucking nuts. Learn to English.

Do you like therefore better?

[bitpop]

We go to difficulty 1000 bilion for next 6 months, or 60000 bilion for next 1 year

What are those called?

[cr1776]

We go to difficulty 1000 bilion for next 6 months, or 60000 bilion for next 1 year

What are those called?

1 trillion or 60 trillion. At least in The US.

[igorr]

Difficulty rise 33% each 10 day, Diff coming 1.2 bilion and for next 10 days coming 1.6 bilion, and so forth

Calculation is simple, BTC mining is dead in April 2014g, game over,  

You can try calculate, and see, game is over in April 2014g, no more mining profit.

http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/