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Re: $473 on bitstamp? WTH!
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alan929
on 28/03/2014, 13:14:38 UTC
I just purchase more whenever I think it can't go any lower.  There by decreasing my cost per BTC.  This been my game plan for the past 6 months.  Would NEVER use on $$$ that I can not afford to completely lose.  Thinking I am more interested in the price in a year then the price at any given moment.
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Re: Will the price/BTC rise to 1.000 USD again you think ?
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alan929
on 08/03/2014, 14:32:55 UTC
Price is not very important for me, but if bigger price means more popular/usable Bitcoin then definitively.

Kind of think that it's the other way around.  That the more useable BTC becomes the more valuable it will be.
A little scared that over 60% of the coins in circulation have NEVER been used.  That could adversely effect the price of the BTC
if a larger number of these coins are released into the market at one time.

 
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Re: [FOR LEASE] **Cheap Cloud Mining**5GH/s - 450GH/s**
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alan929
on 08/03/2014, 04:16:31 UTC
Price for 50GH/s?
Please
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Re: MTGOX Statement *NEW MAR 3RD*
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alan929
on 03/03/2014, 15:14:22 UTC

On the same day (24th), we found out large discrepancies between the amount of cash held in financial institutions and the amount deposited from our users. The amounts are still under investigation and may vary but they approximate JPY 2.8 billion.
We are investigating the causes of these problems. Since there are probably a variety of causes including hacking by third parties, we need to investigate a huge amount of transaction reports in order to establish the truth. As of this date, we cannot confirm the exact amount of missing deposit funds and the total amount of bitcoins which disappeared.
Once we discovered that bitcoins had disappeared and the discrepancies between cash funds and deposit balances, we judged that it would be difficult to continue our activities normally and we therefore closed our site at noon on the 25th (Japan time).



OK. So as a financial guy.....Here is my question.  It's one thing to get hacked and lose 100s of thousands of BTC.
How is the CASH on the 24th missing?  Shouldn't this have been audited on a daily basis, a weekly basis perhaps, but certainly on a monthly basis.  To say OOP...we lost 2.8 JPY is the most troubling thing here for me.
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Re: So ... who spent money on Gox trying to buy $100 coins?
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alan929
on 02/03/2014, 14:47:05 UTC
Was very lucky on this one.  After registering for Gox in the beginning of December, I was approved just at the time GoxBTC was at it's lowest.  Thought about buying in the $100 range.  TG I did't have an any BTC in my account or I would have gotten beat as well.  But after all what was $1 last year could be $1 next year. Kind of look at this whole thing as a gamble.  In the past few months I have bought BTC, sold BTC, mined BTC, purchased items for BTC and have been scammed of BTC on this journey.  I am kind of liking the whole BTC thing, but I do realize that it's all a gamble and I would never play with any money I can not afford to completely lose.
Just my .00005 BTC (at current rates). 
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Re: Tracking a BTC Transfer
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alan929
on 28/02/2014, 03:04:45 UTC
Address was:

1932Gdf3VfVs44egJQFweyhru2k2LcbdQ7
Sent Feb 7th at 8:18am PST

Thanks again for the help.
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Tracking a BTC Transfer
by
alan929
on 28/02/2014, 02:01:10 UTC
Was recently ripped off for .2 BTC thru an obvious scammer.
Had to do with EBay and PayPal.  (I know....I know)
I am sure it is possible to track that transaction.
Just do not know how to do it.
Thanks for any help provided.
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Re: Mt. Gox just verified me!
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alan929
on 25/02/2014, 03:44:34 UTC
Got the same message the day the S$#t hit the fan with them.  Luckily nothing there for the crash.
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Mining Contract Questions
by
alan929
on 18/02/2014, 23:35:21 UTC
Trying to find mining contracts that are a win/win situation.
Purchased a few on eBay and always got 50-60% of the btc I would have gotten if I would have purchased from coin base.
Why would anyone sell a mining contract if they could mine the btc themselves.
Thinking that just purchasing the btc is the best way to accumulate.
Any suggestions? 
Thanks in advance.
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Re: WARNING: PAYPAL STARTED MASSIVE ACCOUNT BAN ON ANYTHING BITCOIN RELATED
by
alan929
on 13/02/2014, 23:27:42 UTC
PayPal will not list any ad with the word Bitcoin in an auction or a buy it now.  Only as a classified ad. 
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Re: Contracts Mining Pool Sites and Teams
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alan929
on 02/02/2014, 20:21:24 UTC
I have checked.
Almost EVERYTHING on E-Bay is a rip off. 
Want to play the game fairly, seems that is not the case all the way around.
Guy on E-Bay selling BTC's for a rate of $1299 each.
Now that doesn't sound like a bad idea.
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Re: Contracts Mining Pool Sites and Teams
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alan929
on 02/02/2014, 02:28:14 UTC
mining.mBigas.com
Seems like a rip off!
If I'm yielding $1 per hour at 180Ghz.
Why would I $6 for 60Ghz.

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Contracts Mining Pool Sites and Teams
by
alan929
on 01/02/2014, 13:21:29 UTC
New at this game.  Felling pretty sure I missed the boat on this one.
I have been purchasing small mining contract on Ebay and the yield per contract seems to be @$1.00 per hour at 180Ghz.
Want to know how this fits into the range.
I use BTC Guild as a pool with a PPLNS setting with a Minimum Difficulty of 128Ghz.
Guess my question here is are there better settings/pools I can use.  Also if I join up with a "team" will this increase or decrease the potential yield.
Thanks!