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Tanith posted:seriously? i had to punch out at that scarcity v. intrinsic value, i was about to flip my poo poo
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so far the IPO is going greatsurebet posted:i had to punch out at that scarcity v. intrinsic value, i was about to flip my poo poo you missed a lot of material
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i just got back home and lmao gox
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Shifty Pony posted:gox is trying so hard to break 400 and idiots are trying so hard to keep it from happening. It's going to take quite a bit. There's over 600 BTC in combined buy orders right at 400.
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Robawesome posted:you missed a lot of material yeah i know but i'm doing real actualmoney stuff and he was so wrong it was distracting
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Joementum posted:It's going to take quite a bit. There's over "600 BTC" in pretend combined buy orders right at 400.
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How are people trading on mtgox? I though they shut it down.
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Joementum posted:It's going to take quite a bit. There's over 600 BTC in combined buy orders right at 400. Yeah, but there have been dumps well over 600 btc today. There was like 1500 BTC sold off in five minutes at one point.
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just checked up on the stream and i guess the guy finally lost his poo poo and they put up the unexpected events screen
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Don Lapre posted:How are people trading on mtgox? I though they shut it down. you can trade. you just can't get the butts or money out of it
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Don Lapre posted:How are people trading on mtgox? I though they shut it down. yeah i don't know either but it's funny
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So its people deciding if they want to have their dollars or btc stolen. They can only trade inside mtgox with poo poo already in mtgox
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Phoenixan posted:just checked up on the stream and i guess the guy finally lost his poo poo and they put up the unexpected events screen the show is over worth tracking down once it's available to watch again though. anotonpolos really lost it a few times, claimed food and water have no value, and that if bitcoin were banned that it would partner with churches to argue free speech also bitcoin is a business operated by a math robot. Robawesome fucked around with this message at 03:45 on Feb 14, 2014 |
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Pumpy Dumper posted:you can trade. you just can't get the butts or money out of it Are BTC withdrawals STILL down?
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If you trade on Mt. Gox, you are trading goxbucks for goxcoins. It's all scrip on Mt. Gox's ledger. You could also put outside money in. lol
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can somoene who knows the system better than i do explain what requires a hard fork and what doesn't? or does every code fix require a hard fork?
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watched a few minutes of that stream, andropollolocos has a voice like a thousand dying weasels
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TVarmy posted:If you trade on Mt. Gox, you are trading goxbucks for goxcoins. All those cheap coins
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TVarmy posted:If you trade on Mt. Gox, you are trading goxbucks for goxcoins. *gox scrip is only valid currency at the gox general store
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kiwid posted:can somoene who knows the system better than i do explain what requires a hard fork and what doesn't? or does every code fix require a hard fork? I think it roughly boils down to this: Sometimes, an update will work where miners with one version of the software will produce a block that looks good to that version of the software, but not to the others. If that happens, the blockchain forks in two directions, and the transaction record gets hazy and people are told not to spend any bitcoins. If the update produces blocks that are always acceptable to every version currently used, it's okay. I think the story with fixing transaction malleability is more complicated, since it'd probably require the fields getting filled in the same order by every client for the easiest fix.
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christian science monitor has its finger on the pulse http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2014/0212/Bitstamp-halts-transactions.-Is-Bitcoin-too-Libertarian-to-succeed quote:Bitstamp halts transactions. Is Bitcoin too Libertarian to succeed? there's an awesome quiz  a plaything for the rich
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StopMakingSense posted:Yeah, but there have been dumps well over 600 btc today. There was like 1500 BTC sold off in five minutes at one point. And there we go. Chewed through that 600+ buywall in just a little over a minute.
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kiwid posted:can somoene who knows the system better than i do explain what requires a hard fork and what doesn't? or does every code fix require a hard fork? i'm not sure anyone anywhere actually knows, the way i've seen it talked about is that if you "tighten" a rule, like say the rule of "all blocks must be X bytes or less" to be "all blocks must be X-100 bytes or less" you don't need to fork, because new blocks satisfy the old rule as well... but if you want to say "all blocks must be Y bytes or less" where Y > X, you now have a fork when your first block that fails the old protocol is mined. this applies to block sizes, number of coins, mining algorithm, difficulty calculation, and lord knows what else really. edit: they also have a hardfork wishlist which is changes that would be nice but would require a hardfork. Crust First fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Feb 14, 2014 |
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no reason to panic, bitcoin is headed to the moon just so happens that the moon is on the other side of the planet right now
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High: 420
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holy gently caress it's already at 385
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MeatwadIsGod posted:Wouldn't inflation actually benefit a credit card debtor instead of a credit card company? Or is this sperg saying that Bitcoin taught him that inflation is a regressive tax in disguise imposed by the national gov and how credit cards work? yeh well END THE FED
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double sulk posted:holy gently caress it's already at 385 yeah, the next big wall is at 375 because obviously this is a rational market and not children pegging buys to round numbers.
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Dr. Honked posted:christian science monitor has its finger on the pulse god I wish the olsen twins were bitcoin investors
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High quality laffs abount. the market is bountiful.
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cumming intensifies, also continues to happen
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The state of the protocol (self.Bitcoin) submitted 8 minutes ago by cptmcclain Bitcoin is not dead. The idea is out. The world is forever changed. In the year 2008 little be-known to the world was one of the most significant events in human history. An idea that would forever change the world was formed and released. It was the construction of a unified protocol that was aimed at governing the processes of man. Anyone could review the code. It was the peoples law. The most democratic idea invented to date. The transition was not a smooth one. Many skeptics proclaimed time and time again that the protocol was not real enough to unite the people. In fact this was the common view. However it was not hard to see that this protocol was a natural evolution of man, to move from paper to code is a natural progression. When someone buys units of the code they buy a part of the protocol. The value of the protocol is determined by the laws that it has written in it and the results of it's emergent behavior in the context of human behavior and physical laws. I have reviewed the code. It is so valuable almost to be deemed priceless. I believe the code(s) will grow in value to the extent that all that we have known in the world will be governed by something very much like it. The story of this protocol and its effect on mankind is the most important drama in our lifetimes. In fact, I think that one day a huge creature from the paleolithic era will proclaim on national television "I need three fifty".
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