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August 06, 2012, 05:52:47 AM |
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Here's how the recent interest payments correspond to entries in the blockchain. There's a really close correspondence between the calculated interest and the actual interest. The difference is explained by the fact that BS&T calculates interest from the minute payment is received, but all I see are block timestamps which will be close to but different from the time the transactions were made. Week Ending Mon Jul 23 06:00 Total: 8470.32 (actual interest paid: 8471.00)
Date Type Amount x Hours / 168 * Rate = Subtotal Sun Jul 22 15:51 Withdrawal -1500 x 14.14 / 168 * 0.077 = -9.72 Fri Jul 20 23:48 Withdrawal -1500 x 54.19 / 168 * 0.077 = -37.25 Fri Jul 20 12:52 Deposit 273 x 65.13 / 168 * 0.077 = 8.14 Fri Jul 20 09:29 Deposit 304 x 68.51 / 168 * 0.077 = 9.54 Thu Jul 19 23:05 Deposit 606 x 78.90 / 168 * 0.077 = 21.91 Thu Jul 19 12:17 Deposit 1578 x 89.71 / 168 * 0.077 = 64.88 Thu Jul 19 04:44 Deposit 241 x 97.26 / 168 * 0.077 = 10.74 Thu Jul 19 00:47 Deposit 339 x 101.21 / 168 * 0.077 = 15.72 Wed Jul 18 12:56 Deposit 750 x 113.06 / 168 * 0.077 = 38.86 Wed Jul 18 11:33 Deposit 295 x 114.45 / 168 * 0.077 = 15.47 Wed Jul 18 00:38 Deposit 356 x 125.35 / 168 * 0.077 = 20.45 Wed Jul 18 00:23 Deposit 538 x 125.61 / 168 * 0.077 = 30.97 Tue Jul 17 06:40 Withdrawal -1000 x 143.33 / 168 * 0.077 = -65.69 Tue Jul 17 00:53 Deposit 649 x 149.11 / 168 * 0.077 = 44.35 Mon Jul 16 15:12 Starting 107817 x 168.00 / 168 * 0.077 = 8301.90
Week Ending Mon Jul 16 06:00 Total: 7823.64 (actual interest paid: 7820.59)
Date Type Amount x Hours / 168 * Rate = Subtotal Sun Jul 15 21:47 Deposit 412 x 8.21 / 168 * 0.077 = 1.55 Sun Jul 15 16:41 Deposit 236 x 13.30 / 168 * 0.077 = 1.43 Sun Jul 15 06:42 Deposit 235 x 23.29 / 168 * 0.077 = 2.50 Sat Jul 14 23:09 Deposit 1046 x 30.84 / 168 * 0.077 = 14.78 Sat Jul 14 09:26 Deposit 271 x 44.56 / 168 * 0.077 = 5.53 Fri Jul 13 15:31 Deposit 1586 x 62.48 / 168 * 0.077 = 45.41 Fri Jul 13 04:53 Deposit 339 x 73.11 / 168 * 0.077 = 11.35 Fri Jul 13 01:08 Deposit 249 x 76.86 / 168 * 0.077 = 8.77 Thu Jul 12 21:58 Deposit 390 x 80.03 / 168 * 0.077 = 14.30 Thu Jul 12 11:42 Deposit 461 x 90.29 / 168 * 0.077 = 19.07 Thu Jul 12 10:07 Deposit 552 x 91.88 / 168 * 0.077 = 23.24 Thu Jul 12 06:26 Deposit 563 x 95.56 / 168 * 0.077 = 24.65 Thu Jul 12 05:34 Deposit 370 x 96.43 / 168 * 0.077 = 16.35 Thu Jul 12 02:24 Deposit 294 x 99.59 / 168 * 0.077 = 13.42 Wed Jul 11 23:05 Deposit 383 x 102.90 / 168 * 0.077 = 18.06 Wed Jul 11 20:41 Deposit 809 x 105.32 / 168 * 0.077 = 39.05 Wed Jul 11 07:23 Deposit 544 x 118.61 / 168 * 0.077 = 29.57 Wed Jul 11 04:52 Deposit 605 x 121.12 / 168 * 0.077 = 33.58 Wed Jul 11 01:41 Deposit 211 x 124.31 / 168 * 0.077 = 12.02 Wed Jul 11 00:38 Deposit 433 x 125.35 / 168 * 0.077 = 24.87 Wed Jul 11 00:31 Deposit 543 x 125.48 / 168 * 0.077 = 31.22 Tue Jul 10 22:20 Deposit 1980 x 127.65 / 168 * 0.077 = 115.84 Tue Jul 10 12:36 Deposit 325 x 137.39 / 168 * 0.077 = 20.46 Tue Jul 10 11:11 Deposit 260 x 138.81 / 168 * 0.077 = 16.54 Tue Jul 10 08:52 Deposit 175 x 141.13 / 168 * 0.077 = 11.32 Mon Jul 09 23:05 Deposit 365 x 150.91 / 168 * 0.077 = 25.24 Mon Jul 09 23:05 Deposit 1080 x 150.91 / 168 * 0.077 = 74.70 Mon Jul 09 14:11 Starting 93100 x 168.00 / 168 * 0.077 = 7168.70
Week Ending Mon Jul 09 06:00 Total: 6802.19 (actual interest paid: 6794.00)
Date Type Amount x Hours / 168 * Rate = Subtotal Sun Jul 08 01:10 Deposit 1800 x 28.83 / 168 * 0.077 = 23.78 Sat Jul 07 05:10 Deposit 415 x 48.82 / 168 * 0.077 = 9.28 Sat Jul 07 04:59 Deposit 730 x 49.01 / 168 * 0.077 = 16.39 Sat Jul 07 02:13 Deposit 150 x 51.77 / 168 * 0.077 = 3.55 Fri Jul 06 18:19 Deposit 1505 x 59.68 / 168 * 0.077 = 41.16 Fri Jul 06 08:32 Deposit 600 x 69.46 / 168 * 0.077 = 19.10 Thu Jul 05 13:52 Deposit 900 x 88.13 / 168 * 0.077 = 36.35 Wed Jul 04 23:06 Deposit 1300 x 102.89 / 168 * 0.077 = 61.30 Tue Jul 03 13:40 Withdrawal -1000 x 136.33 / 168 * 0.077 = -62.48 Tue Jul 03 02:19 Deposit 500 x 147.67 / 168 * 0.077 = 33.84 Mon Jul 02 15:04 Deposit 4216 x 158.93 / 168 * 0.077 = 307.10 Mon Jul 02 15:09 Starting 81984 x 168.00 / 168 * 0.077 = 6312.76 You can follow the whole chain of deposits and withdrawals through the blockchain all the way back to the start. Transaction 5493e71f8d06de5fd5c28a53583eca930e7b4ea56fdbb37b4e6a3a3f43182da8 pays 15 BTC interest - that's 3% of the balance of 500 BTC deposited as 200 BTC (a9c40ba6f829e538aa5e97fb9cb3e747a57a120d0e8f02addb92e8af55c2375c) and 300 BTC (93f93535cc34038b2ccd2c142e183ea743dc98522ef6272343f41bcd1ab3ffc1). Interest was 1% per day, paid every 3 days at the start.
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August 06, 2012, 05:55:48 AM |
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he's using vandroiy logic:
(interest + withdrawals) > 8000
withdrawals = ??
therefore interest > 8000
I suggest that you audit your business, since we apparently know more about what you are making than you do.
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August 06, 2012, 06:01:32 AM |
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he's using vandroiy logic:
(interest + withdrawals) > 8000
withdrawals = ??
therefore interest > 8000
I suggest that you audit your business, since we apparently know more about what you are making than you do. The interest payment did include a withdrawal once, on Fri Dec 09 2011. The interest of 78 BTC and the withdrawal of 600 BTC were combined into a single payment of 678 BTC (txid 615b4c794a18871879ea06208d3d28e618307c239b876020ead7bcfc53acf8a4). Other than that they've been separate.
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August 06, 2012, 06:08:37 AM |
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he's using vandroiy logic:
(interest + withdrawals) > 8000
withdrawals = ??
therefore interest > 8000
I suggest that you audit your business, since we apparently know more about what you are making than you do. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Anyway, whatever. Start a new thread if you want to go through this nonsense. Again. You can go feel superior somewhere else.
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payb.tc (OP)
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August 06, 2012, 06:11:01 AM |
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I suggest that you audit your business, since we apparently know more about what you are making than you do.
why bother when there are apparently no shortage of 'experts' willing to do that for me? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) i'm just today discovering all kinds of new and interesting things about bitcoin max. going back to your original point, i don't think people are saying "payb.tc is poverty-stricken, so i'll donate"... i think they are saying "payb.tc is providing a great service, so i'll donate". it's not like i encourage it... you can't really even find my address anywhere unless you know of the old donate link on payb.tc website.
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drakahn
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August 06, 2012, 07:15:41 AM |
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members can now cancel their own withdrawal requests from within the login area, if they change their mind or circumstances change. no need to PM me anymore to cancel a withdrawal request.
I just made use of this, it saved me from a double click ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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DutchBrat
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August 06, 2012, 08:45:08 AM |
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All I care about is the new and shiny coins in my account later today ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I hope Payb.tc makes money off of it ! good for him.... we're both making money !!!
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August 06, 2012, 11:08:15 AM |
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All I care about is the new and shiny coins in my account later today ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I hope Payb.tc makes money off of it ! good for him.... we're both making money !!! ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.moneystance.com%2Fimages%2Fmake-money-online.JPG&t=665&c=FNSFjmJxVRd6lA)
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payb.tc (OP)
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August 06, 2012, 12:46:45 PM |
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on the withdrawal page, members will now be able to see the site-wide withdrawal queue (with usernames other than your own being hidden).
this will help show the lender where they are in the queue, and help them to estimate how long until they get their request filled.
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layyen
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August 06, 2012, 02:10:59 PM |
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nice update ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Shadow383
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August 06, 2012, 03:27:32 PM |
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he's using vandroiy logic:
(interest + withdrawals) > 8000
withdrawals = ??
therefore interest > 8000
Here's how the recent interest payments correspond to entries in the blockchain. There's a really close correspondence between the calculated interest and the actual interest. The difference is explained by the fact that BS&T calculates interest from the minute payment is received, but all I see are block timestamps which will be close to but different from the time the transactions were made. Week Ending Mon Jul 23 06:00 Total: 8470.32 (actual interest paid: 8471.00)
Date Type Amount x Hours / 168 * Rate = Subtotal Sun Jul 22 15:51 Withdrawal -1500 x 14.14 / 168 * 0.077 = -9.72 Fri Jul 20 23:48 Withdrawal -1500 x 54.19 / 168 * 0.077 = -37.25 Fri Jul 20 12:52 Deposit 273 x 65.13 / 168 * 0.077 = 8.14 Fri Jul 20 09:29 Deposit 304 x 68.51 / 168 * 0.077 = 9.54 Thu Jul 19 23:05 Deposit 606 x 78.90 / 168 * 0.077 = 21.91 Thu Jul 19 12:17 Deposit 1578 x 89.71 / 168 * 0.077 = 64.88 Thu Jul 19 04:44 Deposit 241 x 97.26 / 168 * 0.077 = 10.74 Thu Jul 19 00:47 Deposit 339 x 101.21 / 168 * 0.077 = 15.72 Wed Jul 18 12:56 Deposit 750 x 113.06 / 168 * 0.077 = 38.86 Wed Jul 18 11:33 Deposit 295 x 114.45 / 168 * 0.077 = 15.47 Wed Jul 18 00:38 Deposit 356 x 125.35 / 168 * 0.077 = 20.45 Wed Jul 18 00:23 Deposit 538 x 125.61 / 168 * 0.077 = 30.97 Tue Jul 17 06:40 Withdrawal -1000 x 143.33 / 168 * 0.077 = -65.69 Tue Jul 17 00:53 Deposit 649 x 149.11 / 168 * 0.077 = 44.35 Mon Jul 16 15:12 Starting 107817 x 168.00 / 168 * 0.077 = 8301.90
Do you contest these numbers? I suggest that you audit your business, since we apparently know more about what you are making than you do.
why bother when there are apparently no shortage of 'experts' willing to do that for me? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) When you're holding >$1 million of other people's money I'd like to think you maintain good books ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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DutchBrat
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August 06, 2012, 03:29:56 PM |
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he's using vandroiy logic:
(interest + withdrawals) > 8000
withdrawals = ??
therefore interest > 8000
Here's how the recent interest payments correspond to entries in the blockchain. There's a really close correspondence between the calculated interest and the actual interest. The difference is explained by the fact that BS&T calculates interest from the minute payment is received, but all I see are block timestamps which will be close to but different from the time the transactions were made. Week Ending Mon Jul 23 06:00 Total: 8470.32 (actual interest paid: 8471.00)
Date Type Amount x Hours / 168 * Rate = Subtotal Sun Jul 22 15:51 Withdrawal -1500 x 14.14 / 168 * 0.077 = -9.72 Fri Jul 20 23:48 Withdrawal -1500 x 54.19 / 168 * 0.077 = -37.25 Fri Jul 20 12:52 Deposit 273 x 65.13 / 168 * 0.077 = 8.14 Fri Jul 20 09:29 Deposit 304 x 68.51 / 168 * 0.077 = 9.54 Thu Jul 19 23:05 Deposit 606 x 78.90 / 168 * 0.077 = 21.91 Thu Jul 19 12:17 Deposit 1578 x 89.71 / 168 * 0.077 = 64.88 Thu Jul 19 04:44 Deposit 241 x 97.26 / 168 * 0.077 = 10.74 Thu Jul 19 00:47 Deposit 339 x 101.21 / 168 * 0.077 = 15.72 Wed Jul 18 12:56 Deposit 750 x 113.06 / 168 * 0.077 = 38.86 Wed Jul 18 11:33 Deposit 295 x 114.45 / 168 * 0.077 = 15.47 Wed Jul 18 00:38 Deposit 356 x 125.35 / 168 * 0.077 = 20.45 Wed Jul 18 00:23 Deposit 538 x 125.61 / 168 * 0.077 = 30.97 Tue Jul 17 06:40 Withdrawal -1000 x 143.33 / 168 * 0.077 = -65.69 Tue Jul 17 00:53 Deposit 649 x 149.11 / 168 * 0.077 = 44.35 Mon Jul 16 15:12 Starting 107817 x 168.00 / 168 * 0.077 = 8301.90
Do you contest these numbers? I suggest that you audit your business, since we apparently know more about what you are making than you do.
why bother when there are apparently no shortage of 'experts' willing to do that for me? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) When you're holding >$1 million of other people's money I'd like to think you maintain good books ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Technically speaking he is not holding 1 satoshi for other people It is not called a "Pass Through" for nothing ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Shadow383
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August 06, 2012, 03:31:52 PM |
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Technically speaking he is not holding 1 satoshi for other people It is not called a "Pass Through" for nothing ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) In the legal sense though, he is ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Still, if I were an investor I'd like to think someone holding so much currency would have a good idea of what their business financials were like ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
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August 06, 2012, 04:38:56 PM Last edit: August 06, 2012, 08:21:32 PM by Energizer |
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on the withdrawal page, members will now be able to see the site-wide withdrawal queue (with usernames other than your own being hidden).
this will help show the lender where they are in the queue, and help them to estimate how long until they get their request filled.
Wonderful feature, very informative! thank you!
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August 06, 2012, 09:16:25 PM |
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hmmm i got intrest in my earnings report but it doesnt show up in my balance :x
edit : nvm its fixed now ! thanks <3
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payb.tc (OP)
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August 06, 2012, 09:30:20 PM |
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hmmm i got intrest in my earnings report but it doesnt show up in my balance :x
edit : nvm its fixed now ! thanks <3
there's a small delay between when you view things at 21:00 and when the script reaches your account for processing (in looping through all the members). usually takes about 10 minutes because i also force a small delay (a 'sleep' command) within the script between members, so as not to hammer blockchain.info with the api requests. all are processed now and paid out, and all withdrawals cleared.
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Litt
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August 06, 2012, 09:32:44 PM |
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Withdrawal request filled within hours and interest payment paid. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I was also one of those saved from double click withdrawal mistake and really appreciate the new implementation. Thanks for the wonderfully quick service Paybtc!
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August 06, 2012, 09:39:37 PM |
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Withdrawal request filled within hours and interest payment paid. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I was also one of those saved from double click withdrawal mistake and really appreciate the new implementation. Thanks for the wonderfully quick service Paybtc! no problem... maybe i should just fix the double-click thing ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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August 06, 2012, 09:45:51 PM |
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Withdrawal request filled within hours and interest payment paid. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I was also one of those saved from double click withdrawal mistake and really appreciate the new implementation. Thanks for the wonderfully quick service Paybtc! no problem... maybe i should just fix the double-click thing ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Your site is great and really it's my trigger finger that is to blame. I'm sure won't be my last time as I made a similar mistake with a deposit at Hashking's. I felt terrible creating more busy work for him and sending a pm, so the canceling worked out really well.
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