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Re: DigitalCoinFarm - Get shares to build your own cloud scrypt asic miner today
I talked with him few times. He reply when he's got the time.
Last time he was very busy with day-job and setting up the new hardware.
But maybe you know it and try to get cheap shares.
Please let's keep this thread informative and not speculative.
Hmm, funny how I thought this was a 2 man operation. In any case, crypto is a 24/7 business and I strongly suggest to appoint a PR rep.Last time he was very busy with day-job and setting up the new hardware.
But maybe you know it and try to get cheap shares.
Please let's keep this thread informative and not speculative.
Hello all,
For this problem he didnt answer your email is he is very busy with his company.
But i mailed him on 24th march about if cryptostocks ever collaps what is the plan?
This is his reply and hope it will make u all understand he has a backup plan!
Thanks for notice about "collaps" problem. I should keep shareholds's email for safe. It's important to protect shareholder's investment. I will do that.
If that happen, I will mail to everyone to get a best soultion for us. I'm a programmer, I might build a php website,
and create account for everyone, and ask to enter btc address, then i can pay dividends if cryptostock collaps.
another stock website is good idea too.
Anyway, i will keep mail list.
Thanks for notice.
Gray
I recommend him to associate the amounts of shares with BTC addresses, as they can be controlled in a much safer way than e-mail addresses. If that's not possible, then e-mail addresses are way to go. Although, I'm unsure what that requires from the shareholders, should we "Disclose email" in CryptoStocks general settings? For this problem he didnt answer your email is he is very busy with his company.
But i mailed him on 24th march about if cryptostocks ever collaps what is the plan?
This is his reply and hope it will make u all understand he has a backup plan!
Thanks for notice about "collaps" problem. I should keep shareholds's email for safe. It's important to protect shareholder's investment. I will do that.
If that happen, I will mail to everyone to get a best soultion for us. I'm a programmer, I might build a php website,
and create account for everyone, and ask to enter btc address, then i can pay dividends if cryptostock collaps.
another stock website is good idea too.
Anyway, i will keep mail list.
Thanks for notice.
Gray
Of course, all that should pale in comparison when Colored Coins comes out of beta.
Re: DigitalCoinFarm - Get shares to build your own cloud scrypt asic miner today
Well this sucks. I sent a mail to info@digital-coin-farm.com 2 days ago. This was in the mail:
These are all valid concerns and I haven't even got a reply (for 2 days!). Now the whole IPO has been sold out. Guess I have to take my 10 BTC somewhere else.
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Hi,
I am looking into investing, but had actually a question or two about your plans.
So what will happen if CryptoStocks closes? I see this as a very real possibility since it's owned by the same company as Vircurex, and they haven't been doing so great lately.
Now I realize that I can publicly share my mail address so that the issuer can create the shareholder list like that. But that of course has security implications. Wouldn't it be better to use Bitcoin addresses to identify shareholders?
Also, what do you think about Colored Coins? Are you going to move shares to that system once it's going to get stable?
Thanks in advance for answering my questions. I hope to see your answers also appearing in the original thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=480196.0
Cheers,
bitfitted
I am looking into investing, but had actually a question or two about your plans.
So what will happen if CryptoStocks closes? I see this as a very real possibility since it's owned by the same company as Vircurex, and they haven't been doing so great lately.
Now I realize that I can publicly share my mail address so that the issuer can create the shareholder list like that. But that of course has security implications. Wouldn't it be better to use Bitcoin addresses to identify shareholders?
Also, what do you think about Colored Coins? Are you going to move shares to that system once it's going to get stable?
Thanks in advance for answering my questions. I hope to see your answers also appearing in the original thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=480196.0
Cheers,
bitfitted
These are all valid concerns and I haven't even got a reply (for 2 days!). Now the whole IPO has been sold out. Guess I have to take my 10 BTC somewhere else.
Re: Blockchain.info does not seem to send SMS verification.
Update:
Sunday 23.06 - made a support ticket.
Monday 24.06 - still can't receive the SMS.
How long does it usually take to receive a reply to your tickets from blockchain.info staff?
Sunday 23.06 - made a support ticket.
Monday 24.06 - still can't receive the SMS.
How long does it usually take to receive a reply to your tickets from blockchain.info staff?
Hi Entropy-uc,
Can you please confirm (through PM) that I sent you the payment of 2.95 BTC?
I've been waiting for this for 3 days now.
Thanks in advance,
bitfitted
Can you please confirm (through PM) that I sent you the payment of 2.95 BTC?
I've been waiting for this for 3 days now.
Thanks in advance,
bitfitted
Confirmed, and the transfer request was sent this morning.
Sorry for missing a PM response too you. It was a little hectic logging and confirming all the transactions.
Sale is closed.
Yup, got the mail. Thanks
Re: Blockchain.info does not seem to send SMS verification.
If you have tried to log in too many times your account may have been temporarily locked, from memory this is 4 hours. Have your tried logging in using a mobile app as this does not require the sms verification? You wont be able to use the mobile app if your account is locked though.
I don't have a phone capable of Google Play (or iPhone market), so far it seems I can't get the .apk file from blockchain.info without having Google Play.
Also, my phone is rooted, so I don't think it's a good idea letting my phone have access to my wallet. At least, some time ago I heard that the blockchain.info app stored the wallet plaintext on your device. I'm not sure how it's now though.
Which version of Android? I can provide you the last .apk from the Market if you want.
2.3.7
But I'm not sure I want to run 3rd party apps just like that (especially those which come in contact my BTC wallet). Can you please specify the .apk version and make a hash digest of the .apk?
Re: Blockchain.info does not seem to send SMS verification.
If you have tried to log in too many times your account may have been temporarily locked, from memory this is 4 hours. Have your tried logging in using a mobile app as this does not require the sms verification? You wont be able to use the mobile app if your account is locked though.
I don't have a phone capable of Google Play (or iPhone market), so far it seems I can't get the .apk file from blockchain.info without having Google Play.
Also, my phone is rooted, so I don't think it's a good idea letting my phone have access to my wallet. At least, some time ago I heard that the blockchain.info app stored the wallet plaintext on your device. I'm not sure how it's now though.
Hi,
I've been trying to login for a good 9 hours now, and I've seen on the login page that SMS verification has been sent.
But... I haven't received an SMS.
What I've tried so far:
* Clicked re-send a couple of times.
* Tried to login from a different browser.
* Made sure I was able to receive SMS from other numbers.
I live in the EU if that makes any difference.
I've been trying to login for a good 9 hours now, and I've seen on the login page that SMS verification has been sent.
But... I haven't received an SMS.
What I've tried so far:
* Clicked re-send a couple of times.
* Tried to login from a different browser.
* Made sure I was able to receive SMS from other numbers.
I live in the EU if that makes any difference.
We will add more security by notifying the user via email of any changes to the account, withdraw attempts and many other things that happen on the system.
Consider also sending confirmation links for doing these things via e-mail / SMS.
The nodes verifying the transaction are called miners. You are going to have to mine (in a pool) in order to be eligible to get transaction fees from transactions.
Basically, yes. You can however avoid the transaction fee altogether, but then it will take a very long time until a transaction is confirmed. Also, you risk of getting into a 0-confirmation limbo which, albeit rare, is still possible.
Is that transaction fee avoidable?
Basically, yes. You can however avoid the transaction fee altogether, but then it will take a very long time until a transaction is confirmed. Also, you risk of getting into a 0-confirmation limbo which, albeit rare, is still possible.
So... the point of this topic is just writing "hi" over and over again? 
Yeah, these topics are for people saying hi and totally not for increasing their postcounts
I'm not so experienced with the bitcoin-qt client (assuming this is the client you're using, as it's the 'default' client).
But I think the address book is for existing addresses that you don't want to memorize in your head (like a telephone book where all of your contact info of your friends and family are stored).
You can't really specify how your own public address will look like (unless you want a vanity address, but it requires lots of computing power to generate one), but if I'm not mistaken you can create a new address by going to the 'Receive coins' tab and hit New Address.
But I think the address book is for existing addresses that you don't want to memorize in your head (like a telephone book where all of your contact info of your friends and family are stored).
You can't really specify how your own public address will look like (unless you want a vanity address, but it requires lots of computing power to generate one), but if I'm not mistaken you can create a new address by going to the 'Receive coins' tab and hit New Address.
0.81 BTC. hugoooo: I will pay you .01 btc to not bid again!
I on the other hand will be happy to take your BTC for not bidding.In the meantime... 0.94