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I just wish I knew of a good way to buy and sell during these times.
Always used Coinbase but that was a failure. I bought at $65 so it's not like I'm mad in the least, but I was trying to sell at $850 yesterday and couldn't find anything that wanted to work for me. I don't trust BTC-E or MtGox since I have heard horror stories out of both of them.
Guess I need to check this CampBX site out.
Always used Coinbase but that was a failure. I bought at $65 so it's not like I'm mad in the least, but I was trying to sell at $850 yesterday and couldn't find anything that wanted to work for me. I don't trust BTC-E or MtGox since I have heard horror stories out of both of them.
Guess I need to check this CampBX site out.
In one more day they will start doing ACH deposits and withdraws, cant wait!
The fees can be lowered if the price rises too high. They have already been lowered several times for exactly this reason, and there's no reason to think it won't happen again.
Transaction fees are likely to go up (in dollar terms) for a while, until some engineering work is done to reduce the "orphan cost" for miners to include more transactions in their blocks OR mining pools / miners collectively agree to include more transactions for the good of the whole system.
In the very short term, you can ask mining pool operators to create larger blocks. If they refuse, then switch your miners to a pool that does.
If they all create larger blocks, then we get more transactions and more orphan blocks, but the cost of those extra orphan blocks is spread across everybody mining, so everybody gets just as many bitcoins (on average) as they would with smaller blocks.
I think we should raise awarness and pettition the larger pool operators to include the max block size of I believe 1Mb. Can we as a community organize this together?
Re: [LEAKED] Private Bitcoin Foundation Discussions On Blacklisting, more (ZIP dump)
I want to know what the operators of the largest pools have to say about the changes being made to bitcoin, they hold a lots of the power in endorsing these new features that the foundation seems to want to add to our bitcoin. Does anyone have any idea what the operators of the major pools have to say or think about all of this?
Re: [ANN] CryptFolio.com - keep track of your cryptocurrencies! (BTC/LTC/NMC/...)
This looks like a great tool for keeping track of everything you do with crypto investments. I just purchased for a month, I hope more development happens, but so far it looks good.
