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We went offline for a couple of days to promote Bitcoin in local retail and discovered a general misconception in how Bitcoin is often presented to non-Bitcoiners:
Referring to Bitcoin as a 'virtual currency' is a misnomer!
As opposed to credit card, debit card or online payments in USD/EUR/Etc. which offer vouchers, either digital or analog, for possible exchange into fiat cash, Bitcoin, when used in its proper form, is actually non-virtual, i.e. real digital cash.
Many people within the Bitcoin community seem to misunderstand this important fact about the money we use!
Emphasizing on this fact also seems to spark retailers' curiosity when we talk to them.
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Referring to Bitcoin as a 'virtual currency' is a misnomer!
As opposed to credit card, debit card or online payments in USD/EUR/Etc. which offer vouchers, either digital or analog, for possible exchange into fiat cash, Bitcoin, when used in its proper form, is actually non-virtual, i.e. real digital cash.
Many people within the Bitcoin community seem to misunderstand this important fact about the money we use!
Emphasizing on this fact also seems to spark retailers' curiosity when we talk to them.
BitcoinMoxy.com
Registered BitcoinMoxy with Google Plus.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/101814140538330003352
We will probably not be posting much there in the beginning.
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/101814140538330003352
We will probably not be posting much there in the beginning.
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http://bitcoinmoxy.com/files/Bitcoin-Satoshi-Nakamato-Farsi.pdf (مقاله ساتوشی ناکاموتو به فارسی)
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Made the Farsi (Persian) version of Satoshi's Whitepaper available for direct download on our site:
http://bitcoinmoxy.com/files/Bitcoin-Satoshi-Nakamato-Farsi.pdf (مقاله ساتوشی ناکاموتو به فارسی)
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http://bitcoinmoxy.com/files/Bitcoin-Satoshi-Nakamato-Farsi.pdf (مقاله ساتوشی ناکاموتو به فارسی)
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Satoshi Whitepaper now available in Farsi (مقاله ساتوشی ناکاموتو به فارسی)
Satoshi's Whitepaper now available in Farsi (Persian):
http://bitcoinmoxy.com/files/Bitcoin-Satoshi-Nakamato-Farsi.pdf (مقاله ساتوشی ناکاموتو به فارسی )
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http://bitcoinmoxy.com/files/Bitcoin-Satoshi-Nakamato-Farsi.pdf (مقاله ساتوشی ناکاموتو به فارسی )
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Added blockchain.info's send-shared anonymizing service to Bitcoin Tools section on BitcoinMoxy.com.
They have not been advertising availability of that service on their main page for a while, so this should be useful.
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They have not been advertising availability of that service on their main page for a while, so this should be useful.
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Quick update:
added @LetsTalkBitcoin and a direct link to the Chinese language section on Bitcointalk to the community section on the site. Also added sipa's speed thumbnail of the latest network hashrate graph to the mining section. It works as a teaser (or a quick fix) for those interested and links to sipa's full size charts.
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added @LetsTalkBitcoin and a direct link to the Chinese language section on Bitcointalk to the community section on the site. Also added sipa's speed thumbnail of the latest network hashrate graph to the mining section. It works as a teaser (or a quick fix) for those interested and links to sipa's full size charts.
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Someone in the high profile investment sector sent us the following message:
"Bitcoin is Money: like a rose by any other name would smell as sweet."
Worth a share for all those willing to dig deep enough to find the gem.
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"Bitcoin is Money: like a rose by any other name would smell as sweet."
Worth a share for all those willing to dig deep enough to find the gem.
BitcoinMoxy.com
Hey what happened? You shouldn't be calling each other idiots..
I gave Jaxkr the money because at first glance his code looked like it offered the best possible route to go. We discussed it briefly in private, I worked on it over night and it's now up and functional.
His contribution provided the key to helping me find the most efficient solution. So he deserves it.
Daniel
I gave Jaxkr the money because at first glance his code looked like it offered the best possible route to go. We discussed it briefly in private, I worked on it over night and it's now up and functional.
His contribution provided the key to helping me find the most efficient solution. So he deserves it.
Daniel
Added Javascript to refresh the Bitcoinity minicharts every couple minutes without reloading the entire page (prevents resetting the twitter feed and page moving out of focus).
Just a minor improvement but it should make viewing the site much more convenient. (Thanks to Jaxkr for helping out!)
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Just a minor improvement but it should make viewing the site much more convenient. (Thanks to Jaxkr for helping out!)
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Thanks guys, I'm having a look at these now..
Ok, I'm happy to help further if you need it. Looking forward to earning my first btc for helping with code.
PM me an email and we can look at the actual files you have, I'm pretty good at debugging javascript.
There'll be plenty to do yet
Alright, got it to work by simplifying the code Jaxkr provided. Thanks Bro! Money sent.
Thanks for the info. It seems a workaround to image caching isn't necessary in this case because the URLs used aren't referencing an actual image file. So from what I can tell it doesn't cache the images anyway.
Can this help you:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4572193/how-to-reload-img-every-5-second-using-javascript
Essentially assign a junk parameter to the url so the cache treats it differently and grabs the new data.
You might need to keep 4 id's of images and not rewrite the html inside the div. Directly reference the img tags by id.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4572193/how-to-reload-img-every-5-second-using-javascript
Essentially assign a junk parameter to the url so the cache treats it differently and grabs the new data.
You might need to keep 4 id's of images and not rewrite the html inside the div. Directly reference the img tags by id.
Thanks for the info. It seems a workaround to image caching isn't necessary in this case because the URLs used aren't referencing an actual image file. So from what I can tell it doesn't cache the images anyway.
What are the intervals used for updating the minicharts? (http://bitcoinity.org/markets/webmasters)
Sorry if answered already-
Sorry if answered already-
0.005 * displayed timespan, so for example more than once every hour for the 7d chart. If it's an issue I can make them more up to date.
On BitcoinMoxy we display all 4 time spans next to each other:
And it shows a different latest price for each above the chart.
Is it possible to update the latest numbers (price/%) for all charts at the same time, maybe every 5 minutes, even if you want to avoid re-rendering the graphs for the bigger time spans as often? So that the numbers on all charts reflect the latest possible price.
What are the intervals used for updating the minicharts? (http://bitcoinity.org/markets/webmasters)
Sorry if answered already-
Sorry if answered already-
We know it's not an awful lot but we can pay no more at this point. Only do this if you have the spare time!
Take a look at BitcoinMoxy.com. We just added the Bitcoinity minicharts to the page, using a simple script you can switch between the different currencies (USD/EUR/GBP/CAD). Works like a charm, so far so good!
Now we want the charts on display to refresh every 5 or so minutes without reloading the entire page (which is annoying for browsing and it resets the Twitter news feed below). Most people suggest using Ajax for this but we think this can be done using Javascript only.
Something like this or similar:
The script below (index.html) calls a function in minicharts.js to insert the image links for the default currency USD.
Within each function in minicharts.js there's onclick events that switch to another function (another set of charts, i.e. the anchors to USD,EUR,etc.).
We want this functionality preserved with a simple script (like the one on top) calling the "active" function again with a timer. For this I think every function, when called, should set a global variable to the respective currency and the reload timer should then call that specific function for the currency in the variable.
If I got the theory right, this should reload the images without reloading the page.
Personally, I fail at setting the global variable.. it returns 'undefined', so I give up
PM or comment below.
Daniel
Take a look at BitcoinMoxy.com. We just added the Bitcoinity minicharts to the page, using a simple script you can switch between the different currencies (USD/EUR/GBP/CAD). Works like a charm, so far so good!
Now we want the charts on display to refresh every 5 or so minutes without reloading the entire page (which is annoying for browsing and it resets the Twitter news feed below). Most people suggest using Ajax for this but we think this can be done using Javascript only.
Something like this or similar:
Code:
The script below (index.html) calls a function in minicharts.js to insert the image links for the default currency USD.
Code:
Within each function in minicharts.js there's onclick events that switch to another function (another set of charts, i.e. the anchors to USD,EUR,etc.).
We want this functionality preserved with a simple script (like the one on top) calling the "active" function again with a timer. For this I think every function, when called, should set a global variable to the respective currency and the reload timer should then call that specific function for the currency in the variable.
If I got the theory right, this should reload the images without reloading the page.
Personally, I fail at setting the global variable.. it returns 'undefined', so I give up
PM or comment below.
Daniel