That'll never work because it assumes that everyone withdraws a whole number of coins.

You'd have to figure out what the addresses are of the exchange wallets, and look for transactions to/from them. But this will also pick up people who are simply using exchanges as a way to obfuscate/launder coins via off-chain transactions.

So you want someone who will make money for you.


And since you're unwilling to state what percentage you'll pay them, presumably out of fear of being made a laughingstock, I think it is safe to assume it'll be low, certainly not two and twenty. And since you dont say how much capital you have, it'll probably be a relatively small 5 figure amount too. I bet your PM box will be flooded with offers from people wanting the chance to make a hundred bucks a year working for you.

An obvious shill attempt. You might want to proof read your 11 page "book" sometime. Just a single sentence from the preview:

"So, this g guide, its inteent to give aall traders neew and old ssome insight and tools inn order to maake the best decisions poossible in ordder to minimmize your riskk in the tradees you makee".

So in order to reach a massive 11 pages, did you have to insert two pages worth of typos? And why did you choose a picture of a 20+ year old mac for the cover?

You keep on dodging the question of how exactly the police, military and courts would operate without violating individual rights.


So you want the least amount of government, yet are against anarchy.

You are a perfect example of someone experiencing cognitive dissonance.



I did, go back and read my post, or do I need to hold your hand and walk you though it?


Oh noes, I hurt your feelings? On the internet? Who would do such a thing? Hold on, let me find your bottle.

Anarchy is the form of government in Somilia? Hassan Sheikh Mohamud would disagree with you. Now stay mad that you can't say how the police, military and courts dont inherently violate individual rights.

No, and if you were to control your autism you would have realized we were discussing civil matters.

Why would I want to take out a restraining order? They do nothing to protect you, and SCOTUS has set the precedent that police departments are not obligated to enforce them, see Castle Rock v. Gonzales (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Rock_v._Gonzales). I have a Kel-Tec RFB, FNH FNP-45 Tactical, Level 3A vest and helmet, SAPI plates, etc.

Have you been living under a rock for the past decade?

Your autism is strong. Watch this video and it will explain what the government is doing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGS2tKQhdhY

Holy shit, you're from the 22nd century when bitcoin ran out of blocks to mine?

Oh the irony, those are the 3 most often used ways for the government to violate individual rights. But keep on pretending that they are actually there for your protection.

You've never been involved in a civil case have you? The participants in the case pay court (or arbitration) costs, its not some service you get for free paid for with tax dollars. This ignores other costs or accessibility issues.

Because people cant defend themselves? The worlds most powerful military couldnt conquer a nation of goat herders, in a area smaller than Texas, with a population only 8-9% of the US's and a fraction of the number of arms in private hands.

Private companies build them, not the government.

You can think whatever what you want, but it doesn't change the fact the any act a government would generally perform inherently violates a individuals rights, especially "national defense".

Yes, reality TV is the proper source for legal opinions. Actually referencing case law such as Frazier v. Cupp apparently is not a valid source.


Here we go again, more reality TV legal opinions. Of course we should ignore that 18 USC 1956, 1957 and 1960 completely contradicts you, and the OP of this thread.


The amount of stupid in this thread is starting to make my head hurt. See 31 USC 5324


http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/25722/bitlaunders-mixer-vs-major-exchanges-mixer/25753#25753

After reading the list of agencies you enumerated, it is pretty clear that you dont understand what national defense is. It is also aparent that you dont understand what the purpose of government is, if you think it is there to protect individual rights. The only function the government serves is to limit individual rights.

It takes 10 minutes on average to generate a block and each block rewards 25 BTC, so that works out to approximately 28.8k BTC generated every 8 days.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Blocks

Write your own tool, something like this would be trivial to write in PHP (or a similar language). Or wait till JBison offers a paid service which their site says they will some time in the future. I'm assuming if you pay them, they'll change their limitations to something more useful.

This is for good reason, the courts in the US have a financial incentive to favor them because of the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998. The states get from the federal government about 10% of whatever they collect in child support, and because men generally make more than women for a variety of reasons, women usually end up getting the children so the state makes more money. Even if custody of the child is shared equally and hence both parties have equal expenses, courts will often order child support simply because it makes them/the state money from federal kickbacks.

http://www.answerisland.com/child-support-kickbacks.html

We're living in the 19th century now?

You could adapt this open source C# api for cryptsy to poloniex fairly easily.
http://cryptoworks.co/2014/01/10/cryptsy-api-c-net/

It would be better to target the companies which make their PoS and self check out systems. If those systems dont support it, then the grocery store will likely never accept it due to the overhead of manually processing a transaction. This also has the upside of having other retailers which use those PoS systems, being able to accept bitcoin.