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January 26, 2015, 12:07:42 AM |
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Make no mistake about it, this is big fucking news. Now many US wall street investors with very deep pockets have a legit way to invest in Bitcoin. Most of the overseas exchanges are shady as hell, so hopefully we'll finally get true price discovery and all the past exchange manipulation and shenanigans will come to an end. The small investors trying to manipulate prices to make a quick buck will get slaughtered once the big guys enter the market.
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the_sunship
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January 26, 2015, 12:20:14 AM |
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Make no mistake about it, this is big fucking news. Now many US wall street investors with very deep pockets have a legit way to invest in Bitcoin. Most of the overseas exchanges are shady as hell, so hopefully we'll finally get true price discovery and all the past exchange manipulation and shenanigans will come to an end. The small investors trying to manipulate prices to make a quick buck will get slaughtered once the big guys enter the market. Absolutely. Also, trading on overseas exchanges incurs more taxes. That's one of the reasons why I went with coinbase instead of bitstamp.
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stonerider
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January 26, 2015, 12:43:20 AM |
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Make no mistake about it, this is big fucking news. Now many US wall street investors with very deep pockets have a legit way to invest in Bitcoin. Most of the overseas exchanges are shady as hell, so hopefully we'll finally get true price discovery and all the past exchange manipulation and shenanigans will come to an end. The small investors trying to manipulate prices to make a quick buck will get slaughtered once the big guys enter the market. Absolutely. Also, trading on overseas exchanges incurs more taxes. That's one of the reasons why I went with coinbase instead of bitstamp. What??? You can't do half the stuff on the coinbase that you can do on bitstamp. Tax is the last worry when you want stuff done on a real exchange which coinbase currently right now most definitely is NOT. It will be starting tomorrow, if WSJ is to be believed.
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Biodom
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January 26, 2015, 01:20:42 AM |
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What are the 25 states, I wonder, and what the heck is the problem with the other 25? My state (TX) is not on the list of USD wallet enabled yet. What gives?
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jaberwock
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January 26, 2015, 01:24:59 AM |
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Make no mistake about it, this is big fucking news. Now many US wall street investors with very deep pockets have a legit way to invest in Bitcoin. Most of the overseas exchanges are shady as hell, so hopefully we'll finally get true price discovery and all the past exchange manipulation and shenanigans will come to an end. The small investors trying to manipulate prices to make a quick buck will get slaughtered once the big guys enter the market. the price manipulation will get heavier than ever, and more professional. So will be even harder for amateurs without inside info trade and profit. But if true, we have all the fuel to have a new rally
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freedomno1
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January 26, 2015, 03:12:03 AM |
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I recall a few space node threads a while back Could also be related to Space-X for all we know thanks for the heads up To the moon ^^
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Believing in Bitcoins and it's ability to change the world
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Junko
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January 26, 2015, 03:24:33 AM |
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To da moon!
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myohmy81
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January 26, 2015, 03:43:43 AM |
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really nice ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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testerman
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January 26, 2015, 03:54:24 AM |
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to the moon,
to the sun ,
to the andromeda,
to the universe!!
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Mellnik
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January 26, 2015, 08:01:13 AM |
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to the moon,
to the sun ,
to the andromeda,
to the universe!!
We are already in the universe derp derp ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) .
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Rude Boy
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January 26, 2015, 08:16:53 AM |
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I think its about raising of BTC price ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
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Nagle
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January 26, 2015, 09:06:32 AM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
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dataispower (OP)
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January 26, 2015, 10:34:38 AM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts?
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criptix
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts? yup most likely, would also align with the leaked pics of doge and ltc on coinbase
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dataispower (OP)
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January 26, 2015, 10:58:16 AM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts? yup most likely, would also align with the leaded pics of doge and ltc on coinbase Interesting. We shall see then. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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CoinCidental
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January 26, 2015, 10:59:50 AM |
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to the moon,
to the sun ,
to the andromeda,
to the universe!!
to the mars ........moon too near .....
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dataispower (OP)
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January 26, 2015, 11:45:07 AM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts? Will be nice to have altss on there as well. We need a proper regulated legal exchange for alts too. Yes. I love Dogecoin, and I think it can bring a lot more users to crypto. It is good to have a choice.
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January 26, 2015, 11:49:37 AM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts? Will be nice to have altss on there as well. We need a proper regulated legal exchange for alts too. alts should be traded for btc now and discontinued / 1 international currency is the ultimate goal and btc is where the big money and development is alts are just a distraction to new comers who will take long enough to get a basic understanding of btc without having 600 other shitcoins being pumped at the same time
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dataispower (OP)
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January 26, 2015, 11:57:27 AM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts? Will be nice to have altss on there as well. We need a proper regulated legal exchange for alts too. alts should be traded for btc now and discontinued / 1 international currency is the ultimate goal and btc is where the big money and development is alts are just a distraction to new comers who will take long enough to get a basic understanding of btc without having 600 other shitcoins being pumped at the same time If you have about 3 major coins it gives people a choice. I agree that having hundreds of coins is too much. In the case of Dogecoin it attracts different demographics and has more users than all altcoins combined. If you want to learn more about Dogecoin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=800004.0;all ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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January 26, 2015, 12:52:23 PM |
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Well, Coinbase announced their API. It's straightforward REST/JSON. There's a discussion on Hacker News. They're running on Amazon AWS, in the US East zone. They recommend that trading 'bots also run on AWS in that zone for reduced latency. Initially, there will be no fees, but later, fees will be imposed for transactions which "reduce liquidity" (i.e. are executed immediately). Putting up walls is free.
It looks like they're setting themselves up for high frequency trading. They may have huge volume, but it will be the same money going round and round.
They claim to be "licensed" in at least New York and California, but they're not on the money transmitter lists for either state.
Any opinion on this? https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#currenciesWill they add alts? Will be nice to have altss on there as well. We need a proper regulated legal exchange for alts too. alts should be traded for btc now and discontinued / 1 international currency is the ultimate goal and btc is where the big money and development is alts are just a distraction to new comers who will take long enough to get a basic understanding of btc without having 600 other shitcoins being pumped at the same time If you have about 3 major coins it gives people a choice. I agree that having hundreds of coins is too much. In the case of Dogecoin it attracts different demographics and has more users than all altcoins combined. If you want to learn more about Dogecoin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=800004.0;all ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) A choice of what, exactly?
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Look inside yourself, and you will see that you are the bubble.
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