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Re: Intersango not working??
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1455
on 08/12/2012, 18:37:39 UTC
I too have an issue with BTC withdraws. I tryied to withdraw BTC three days ago and the requests are still open. I filled a support ticket two days ago, but still no answer. Would be nice to have informations about that issue since its a lot of money and its MY money. Please someone from intersango post some informations about issues with btc withdraws (from 5th dec onward) or answer to support tickets regarding this issue!
Whats going on?
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Re: If I find money in my mailbox …
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1455
on 07/12/2012, 08:01:44 UTC
If you actually send the money one could (juridical or morally) consider that you agreed upon this scheme and you will see you stucked in a difficult situation. What do you do if you sent the money and he considers this as an agreement and keeps sending you money in envelopes? You would be forced to keep sent him bitcoins.
I'm a fan of totally anonymous transacations but beware of becoming a money launderer just by beeing nice to someone how doesn't disclose anything but a bitcoin adress (on purpose!).
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Re: Bitcoin should remain safe from the paws of people doing business as "the state"
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1455
on 13/11/2012, 17:50:19 UTC

Not saying the state will do so however the state makes the rules.  The idea that there is a limit to what the state "can" do is just laughable.    Governments have murdered more of their own people (people they exist to protect) than any criminal, terrorist or foreign enemy ever has.

States are big organisations. And a lot of states were used to very bad things (I mean really bad things like genocide or willingly cause mass starvation). A state is not a good nor a bad things per se. So are corporations with which should fill the gap that a eroding state will leave, if you understood you well.
Thats exactly my problem. In contrast to a state a corporation doesn't have any ethical commitment by desgin. Believe it or not, some corporations are even using states to do bad things for their purpose! Because states (at least some) can be held responsible for not following their ethical and institutional agenda I prefer a state to a corporations governed society.
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Re: Bitcoin should remain safe from the paws of people doing business as "the state"
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1455
on 13/11/2012, 17:22:07 UTC
The state could try to convience you to give out an "official" bitcoin adress

By "convince" you mean threaten with punishment (caging, ruin, death), right?

No, I mean really convice.

No, I really don't think you mean "convince".

You're talking about governments.  Governments don't "convince".  They threaten with punishment.

Here is an illustrated difference between convincing and what governments do:

- Convincing: Hey mate, can I have your Bitcoin address?  No?  Well, here's an argument.  Still no?  OK.  No problem, carry on.
- What governments do: Hey mate, can I have your Bitcoin address?  No?  Well, here's some papers with orders.  Still no?  OK.  Five years in a cage for resisting the orders in the papers.

Do you see what I mean now?

Of course can and will the state force you to reveal at least one adress. But how will they force you to give them all of your adresses you're dealing with?
If theres a way to force you in compliance a state will do so. But I don't see how in this case.
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Re: Bitcoin should remain safe from the paws of people doing business as "the state"
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1455
on 13/11/2012, 07:52:35 UTC
I do not like the imagination of such a concept but I rather prefer it to a total capitalism.

Why?

I do think that there are some tasks that are better performed by the market and some that are better performed by a state. Was it a good thing when firefighters were private enterprises and your house would just burn down if you weren't able to buy their services?

Yes, it is.  <- Notice that I used the present tense there.  I did so intentionally.

I was answering to your three letters question and took some time to give your reasons for my opinion. It would help when you would do the same even though it may look absolutely evident that you don't need to argue about that. So why don't you tell me why you think so?
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If you lower all the taxes (health care, social security, etc) especially poor workers wont get more for their work since the market will immediatly adopt to the situation and lower wages to the new level of minimum accepteable compensation. Taxes on wages are also a gurantee for a minimum of social security.
Taxes colected are bad managed in a degree that is unbearable. But I'm not ready to abandon the concept for a "If we just would have the REAL market" idea.

Well, I've got some bad news for you then, because by my reconning, we are going to get a real free market within a decade whether we as a people are prepared for that or not.

Also regarding this argument I would like to hear what you're thinking, not that I'm just on the wrong side.

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Re: Bitcoin should remain safe from the paws of people doing business as "the state"
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1455
on 13/11/2012, 07:44:51 UTC
The state could try to convience you to give out an "official" bitcoin adress

By "convince" you mean threaten with punishment (caging, ruin, death), right?

No, I mean really convice. How could you force someone to give out not just n bitcoin adresses but all of the adresses that you're in possession?
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Re: Bitcoin should remain safe from the paws of people doing business as "the state"
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1455
on 13/11/2012, 00:15:20 UTC
I do not like the imagination of such a concept but I rather prefer it to a total capitalism.

Why?

I do think that there are some tasks that are better performed by the market and some that are better performed by a state. Was it a good thing when firefighters were private enterprises and your house would just burn down if you weren't able to buy their services?
If you lower all the taxes (health care, social security, etc) especially poor workers wont get more for their work since the market will immediatly adopt to the situation and lower wages to the new level of minimum accepteable compensation. Taxes on wages are also a gurantee for a minimum of social security.
Taxes colected are bad managed in a degree that is unbearable. But I'm not ready to abandon the concept for a "If we just would have the REAL market" idea.
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Re: Bitcoin should remain safe from the paws of people doing business as "the state"
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1455
on 12/11/2012, 23:55:44 UTC
DannyM, tell us more.  How would that work on the registration and on the tax collection side?

We need to be prepared.

First of all, I'm part of the apparently small minority (if existent), that is not totaly abandoning the state as a concept.
The state could try to convience you to give out an "official" bitcoin adress where your payroll and any financial transaction of reasonable size could be tracked to collect VAT and other taxes. These "official" adresses would be mandatory to be stated in any contract and receipt.
Once received with a official adress it would be as hard to get your coins out of sight as it is today to launder your money the traditional way.
I do not like the imagination of such a concept but I rather prefer it to a total capitalism.
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Re: Isis ATP [Automated Trading Platform] - Discussion
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1455
on 02/11/2012, 01:54:20 UTC
Sorry for to posting P/L:
I ran the script a few times for a few hours (run into an exception), so I wasn't able to propperly log the data. Anyway, I was running at High Risk with 25% max loss settings and faced losses between 1 and 4% everytime.
Oh, BTW, it was the last build you were posting here:

I'll do my best to get a build posted tomorrow.

It's technically tomorrow. Here's a build that runs.

Only change is the bid/ask arrow swap. Running on my machine now. I'm working to set up a clone on github, so I can release with commits for peace of mind. Github fork established, mostly as I intended.

Thanks for resuming the work!
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Bitcoin-24.com, Bitcoin.de(?) hacks
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1455
on 31/10/2012, 17:03:35 UTC
This thread was established to keep track of the two incidents.

1) Bitcoin-24.com suffered a attack on 31th of October 2012 (announced):

http://bitcoin24.zendesk.com/entries/22278332-mysqli-31-10-2012-server-attack

The maintainer had a strictily limitied hot wallet, which made it sometimes cumbersome for users to withdraw coins but should have limited the damage. He is willing to compensate everbodies losses, which the intruder managed to inflict by stealing the API-Keys that where enabled by default. It seems that the exchange itself didn't suffer any large damage in confidence since losses are compensated and business is back to usual. Only the API feature will be disabled for a while.

2) At the same time bitcoin.de is unreachable for at least about an hour, no further informations found. Maybe just maintenance work, but you never know.

UPDATE: At least apache is back online:

www.bitcoin.de:

It works!

This is the default web page for this server.

The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet.

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Re: Automatic Coin Mixing Idea
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1455
on 27/10/2012, 17:24:09 UTC
Great idea, keep going!
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Re: Isis ATP [Automated Trading Platform] - Discussion
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1455
on 27/10/2012, 12:38:30 UTC
Awesome, thanks a lot I'll run it now…
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Re: Isis ATP [Automated Trading Platform] - Discussion
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1455
on 26/10/2012, 23:01:17 UTC
Just thought about it, a binary of an untrusted source equipped with my API-Key is not a good thing to do, but I would appreaciate any guide to compile the source. As I red in the posts isis switched frameworks several times, so I'm not sure how to do this.
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Re: Isis ATP [Automated Trading Platform] - Discussion
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1455
on 26/10/2012, 22:02:10 UTC
I even would consider donating reasonable amounts of BTC, but I think isis what isis lacks is time not money.
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Re: Isis ATP [Automated Trading Platform] - Discussion
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1455
on 26/10/2012, 22:00:06 UTC
Man, this seems to be dead, just spend two hours to read through the thread. It seems really promising. Anyone here able to post a working cross currency binary?
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Re: Bitcoin Conference 2012- London 15-16 Sept | ANNOUNCEMENT sponsorship available!
by
1455
on 17/09/2012, 21:13:09 UTC
I sat next to RMS for for several hours and overheard a few of his interactions with people.  I've never seen him before or attended any of his talks, but now I never plan to.  The guy is just a right dick.  Plain and simple, he is rude, obnoxious and so full of himself I wanted to tell him to stuff it up his ass and he wasn't even talking to me.  He has absolutely no social graces at all.


Yeah, he behaved quite bad and had bad manners. Didn't like his appearance. But his speech and ideas were great, even though he probably held this speech a thousand times and you could find similar speeches of him in the internet. Even though I wouldn't like to hang out with this arrogant guy, it was good that he held his speech though.
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Re: Fastest and cheapest method to withdraw GBP to UK from MtGox IBAN or SWIFT/BIC??
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1455
on 31/08/2012, 08:03:40 UTC
This is strange. I can do SEPA transfers with Intersango to Germany, and I sent and accepted SEPA transfer even inside Germany, so I can't see why Intersango should be able to switch from a domestic wire to a UK to UK SEPA, it is at least possible. Hm, how much do you need to transfer and do you need to transfer money often, I might open a polish GBP-Account next monday, which I could offer as a pass through.
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Re: Bryan Micon's Bet That Pirate Pays Back Everyone Thread
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1455
on 25/08/2012, 23:53:06 UTC
At the very moment you are stating that

-- I will accept a bet of any size.  Literally any size.

it becomes clear that this bet is a fucking scam, because you apparently didn't think a second about paying back. If you would have done so, you would have limited the maximum amount according to what you would be able to loose. This is bullshit.

And bitcoin.me is right, speaking in third person about oneself is a complete no-go and a reliable indication of… lets just say a weird guy, I don't want to be rude.
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Re: Bitcoin Savings & Trust - Money Returned List (One reported).
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1455
on 22/08/2012, 20:39:25 UTC
Man, some will feel so sorry when Pirate will pay everyone back.

thats for sure.

I didn't have the time to read the whole BS&T thread, but wasn't the found only accepting large investments (>100BTC!). 100BTC would be a PPT account, right?
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Re: [BETA] MTGox websocket API, testers wanted
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1455
on 22/08/2012, 09:15:34 UTC
I tried for a few hours and crawled the forum for a solution but I'm still not able to fetch websocket depth for EUR.

Does anyone know if it is possible to receive market depth updates for other currencies (EUR) in the socket.io/websocket API?
I found this list of channels: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Talk:MtGox/API but couldn't subscribe using the API.
The API only takes a "type" argument (Possible values: "trades, ticker, depth") e.g. {"op":"mtgox.subscribe","type":"trades"}
but there is no documented value for "depth.EUR".

You can subscribe with ?Channel=EUR added to the subscribe URL. I have a working EUR order book, chart, and time & sales on my website. Simply choose EUR from the drop down menu at the top: bitcoin.clarkmoody.com

It works fine for USD with (Ruby-code):

Code:
s = SocketIO.connect("https://socketio.mtgox.com/mtgox", {:sync => true, :reconnect => :true}) do
  before_start do
    puts "here we are"
    on_json_message do |m|
      m = JSON.parse m
      q << m["depth"] if m["op"] == "private" and m["private"] == "depth"
    end
    on_connect do
      send_message({"op" => "mtgox.subscribe", "type" => "depth"}.to_json)
    end
  end
end

but I wasn't able to get EUR depth with the mentioned solutions.

These are not working:
Code:
s = SocketIO.connect("https://socketio.mtgox.com/mtgox?Currency=EUR", {:sync => true, :reconnect => :true})
Code:
s = SocketIO.connect("https://socketio.mtgox.com/socket.io/1?Currency=EUR", {:sync => true, :reconnect => :true})

Could someone please help me with that? Thanks alot!