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With the VPN app youre not using same IP even it's free.
But with the proxy website you all are using same IP.
But with the proxy website you all are using same IP.
Well I'm using VPN now but it's still quite inconvenient. And the recaptcha needs to click at least two images which is actually slower than entering the verification code. I still prefer the previous version.
I'm a real old member and today i have back to site and i'm very happy to see you have changed a captcha code for see adv with recaptcha ( i like more recaptcha, because is more simply for use, don't only write, by click to image), thanks
I'm not happy about it since recaptcha is provided by google, which is blocked in China.
Now I have to buy some VPNs to use CoinAD...
Don't have a free vpn services in your country? Or its slow that you want a premium one
The free VPN has a common IP address, I often find the ads are finished by other users who share the same IP.
I'm a real old member and today i have back to site and i'm very happy to see you have changed a captcha code for see adv with recaptcha ( i like more recaptcha, because is more simply for use, don't only write, by click to image), thanks
I'm not happy about it since recaptcha is provided by google, which is blocked in China.
Now I have to buy some VPNs to use CoinAD...
价格要暴跌？ 矿工利润下降，进而引起大量矿工离场？
我的判断是，在现阶段比特币流通较低的情况下，供给的变化并不会过多地影响价格。
1. 比特币1.0是指目前我们使用的比特币网络以及区块链技术。在目前的技术框架下，比特币只能用来作为货币，这也是比特币区块链的第一个应用。然而很多比特币开发者认为货币并不是比特币的全部功能，还有巨大的应用潜力隐藏在区块链这一全新技术中。因此搭建在比特币区块链上的应用可以看做是比特币2.0。而这些应用，很大一部分可能会对比特币的底层协议进行修改，这就破坏了网络的一致性，因此开发者又提出了侧链等概念，即附生在比特币区块链上的其他辅助链，可以实现基于区块链的其他应用而不用修改比特币的主区块链。
2. 去中心化有两方面，第一，货币发行权掌握在所有人手中，只要你愿意，你就可以买一台矿机用于挖矿，从而发行比特币，而政府主导的法币是不可能的。第二，无论谁都可以克隆一份比特币源码，进行修改后进行发布，可见开发权并不是掌握在少数人手中。但是要想你的克隆版本被大多数人接受，你做出的修改和演进必须是更合理、更有效率的。因而这是一种相对民主的货币系统。
我的BTC地址：1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm，欢迎tip。
2. 去中心化有两方面，第一，货币发行权掌握在所有人手中，只要你愿意，你就可以买一台矿机用于挖矿，从而发行比特币，而政府主导的法币是不可能的。第二，无论谁都可以克隆一份比特币源码，进行修改后进行发布，可见开发权并不是掌握在少数人手中。但是要想你的克隆版本被大多数人接受，你做出的修改和演进必须是更合理、更有效率的。因而这是一种相对民主的货币系统。
我的BTC地址：1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm，欢迎tip。
Re: [Bounty] 0.5 bitcoin in total for completing a simple exchange tutorial
Will do Kraken if available. Please respond here. Escrow (above).
I'm sorry that Kraken is done by my friend, bitcointalk.org was not accessible in the last days so this thread is not updated in time.
Thanks for your interests.
Re: [Bounty] 0.5 bitcoin in total for completing a simple exchange tutorial
Hi all,
One of my friends is opening some business related to Bitcoin, while his customers need some tutorials about using the exchanges. However, it's a bit difficult and time-taking to pass the exchanges' verification, so he would like to ask some guys that already have accounts to complete a simple tutorial.
It should contain text and screenshots about:
1. Register an account
2. Deposit fiat money to the exchanges
3. Buy & sell bitcoin
4. Withdraw fiat money
The exchanges in the list are:
1. Bitstamp
2. btc-e
3. Coinbase
4. kraken
5. itBit
6. Bitfinex
7. ANX
8. CaVirtex
Please pm me if you're interested, remarking the exchanges that you choose. For each exchange, I'll send you 0.5/8 = 0.0625 bitcoin.
Thanks a lot.
I'm not sure if I'm interested yet.One of my friends is opening some business related to Bitcoin, while his customers need some tutorials about using the exchanges. However, it's a bit difficult and time-taking to pass the exchanges' verification, so he would like to ask some guys that already have accounts to complete a simple tutorial.
It should contain text and screenshots about:
1. Register an account
2. Deposit fiat money to the exchanges
3. Buy & sell bitcoin
4. Withdraw fiat money
The exchanges in the list are:
1. Bitstamp
2. btc-e
3. Coinbase
4. kraken
5. itBit
6. Bitfinex
7. ANX
8. CaVirtex
Please pm me if you're interested, remarking the exchanges that you choose. For each exchange, I'll send you 0.5/8 = 0.0625 bitcoin.
Thanks a lot.
If you are able to do escrow, you might get more response.
Thanks for your attention.
An escrow is quite necessary - you're right. But as I'm doing this the first time, could you please tell me how to look for some guy to do the escrow?
[Bounty] 0.5 bitcoin in total for completing a simple exchange tutorial
[Precondition] You should already have approved and verified accounts in the exchanges to take this task!
Hi all,
One of my friends is opening some business related to Bitcoin, while his customers need some tutorials about using the exchanges. However, it's a bit difficult and time-taking to pass the exchanges' verification, so he would like to ask some guys that already have accounts to complete a simple tutorial.
It should contain text and screenshots about:
1. Register an account
2. Deposit fiat money and bitcoins to the exchanges
3. Buy & sell bitcoin
4. Withdraw fiat money and bitcoins
The exchanges in the list are:
1. Bitstamp
2. btc-e
3. Coinbase
4. kraken (done)
5. itBit
6. Bitfinex
7. ANX
8. CaVirtex
Please pm me if you're interested, remarking the exchanges that you choose. For each exchange, I'll send you 0.5/8 = 0.0625 bitcoin.
Thanks a lot.
Hi all,
One of my friends is opening some business related to Bitcoin, while his customers need some tutorials about using the exchanges. However, it's a bit difficult and time-taking to pass the exchanges' verification, so he would like to ask some guys that already have accounts to complete a simple tutorial.
It should contain text and screenshots about:
1. Register an account
2. Deposit fiat money and bitcoins to the exchanges
3. Buy & sell bitcoin
4. Withdraw fiat money and bitcoins
The exchanges in the list are:
1. Bitstamp
2. btc-e
3. Coinbase
4. kraken (done)
5. itBit
6. Bitfinex
7. ANX
8. CaVirtex
Please pm me if you're interested, remarking the exchanges that you choose. For each exchange, I'll send you 0.5/8 = 0.0625 bitcoin.
Thanks a lot.
OK，底喊得早了一点，不过我的团队从280一路低吸到260。总之，我买我的币，你骂你的娘。
你们看淡就看淡呗。我周末跟几个startup的老板通了电话，大家的投资人大多数都在忙着低价抄底。
吓慌的小散是不敢现在进场的，还不是有钱的大户在抄底。
在忙着清仓吧。你们看淡就看淡呗。我周末跟几个startup的老板通了电话，大家的投资人大多数都在忙着低价抄底。
吓慌的小散是不敢现在进场的，还不是有钱的大户在抄底。
呵呵，没有新人入场，一切都是浮云。
大家除了抄底，还在讨论形成一个虚拟央行。即几家大的exchange联手，如央行一般的干预比特币汇率。只要裸做空超过一定数量时就暂停取款业务。你们啊too simple, sometimes naive。
俗人只知道眼前，佛祖能知过去未来。好好提升境界吧。
虚拟央行 呵呵。
Hi, glad to answer your questions and enter the contest.
For people like me who trade bitcoins quite often in Chinese exchanges, it's a common sense that the first top 3 exchanges in BTC/RMB are BTCChina, OKCoin and Huobi. Following is a short summery of what I know about these exchanges.
1. BTCChina (btcchina.com)
This is the first bitcoin exchange in China, which was founded in 2011. As I know, most of the Chinese bitcoiners believe it has the best reputation among the top Chinese exchanges, with three main services: the exchange (support both BTC and LTC), the bitpay-like payment service (JustPay), and the mining pool. The deposit of RMB is via an agent code called BTCC-Code, which you could only buy from BTCChina's partener agency. Trading UI is simple and convenient (but the UI changed several times since 2013), no lags or network latency. Website languages are both Chinese and English so I think it's not difficult for you to start with. Besides, they also offer a PC client trading tool.
2. OKCoin (okcoin.cn)
Actually OKCoin is also good but as they broke their promise for several times (about the trading fee, the BTC future and lever etc), especially due to the fake trading volume, I think its reputation is not as good as BTCChina. Nevertheless, it offers BTC future trading so for some people it's the best place. You could deposit via Bank and OK-Code (just like BTCC-Code), normally it's faster than BTCChina. UI is easy to use and remains the same since 2013 (good for user experience). Mobile apps and PC client are also available.
3. Huobi (huobi.com)
Like OKCoin, Huobi also provides BTC future trading. But I rarely trade bitcoins on it because once (March 21st this year) its poor risk-control system led to severe margin call accident (LTC/RMB rate fell to 1), and the victims didn't get compensations as they promised. So I doubt their ability to run such business. On the other side, trading UI is OK, and deposit is quick.
My address is: 1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm
For people like me who trade bitcoins quite often in Chinese exchanges, it's a common sense that the first top 3 exchanges in BTC/RMB are BTCChina, OKCoin and Huobi. Following is a short summery of what I know about these exchanges.
1. BTCChina (btcchina.com)
This is the first bitcoin exchange in China, which was founded in 2011. As I know, most of the Chinese bitcoiners believe it has the best reputation among the top Chinese exchanges, with three main services: the exchange (support both BTC and LTC), the bitpay-like payment service (JustPay), and the mining pool. The deposit of RMB is via an agent code called BTCC-Code, which you could only buy from BTCChina's partener agency. Trading UI is simple and convenient (but the UI changed several times since 2013), no lags or network latency. Website languages are both Chinese and English so I think it's not difficult for you to start with. Besides, they also offer a PC client trading tool.
2. OKCoin (okcoin.cn)
Actually OKCoin is also good but as they broke their promise for several times (about the trading fee, the BTC future and lever etc), especially due to the fake trading volume, I think its reputation is not as good as BTCChina. Nevertheless, it offers BTC future trading so for some people it's the best place. You could deposit via Bank and OK-Code (just like BTCC-Code), normally it's faster than BTCChina. UI is easy to use and remains the same since 2013 (good for user experience). Mobile apps and PC client are also available.
3. Huobi (huobi.com)
Like OKCoin, Huobi also provides BTC future trading. But I rarely trade bitcoins on it because once (March 21st this year) its poor risk-control system led to severe margin call accident (LTC/RMB rate fell to 1), and the victims didn't get compensations as they promised. So I doubt their ability to run such business. On the other side, trading UI is OK, and deposit is quick.
My address is: 1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm
0.2 BTC sent. Submit your report via private message. Better if a link to a document via GoogleDocs or Dropbox.
https://blockchain.info/tx/9c594acd4b1fc811b6816072e71f1cd6efde8dec286f03ea5c477d44a2c0b171
please elaborate more on the exact process of depositing and withdrawing money. Let's assume that our user has 1 RMB bank account with ICBC and 1 UnionPay debit card from ICBC. The user lives in a small town with no other infrastructure that the ICBC branch. How does he deposit RMB into his exchange account, and how does he withdraw RMB from his exchange account? What limits are there? Let's say he would like to exchange 5,000,000 RMB per month. in both directions - buy and sell.
0.2 BTC received, thank you. I will start soon to finish the report, is there a deadline?
Hi, glad to answer your questions and enter the contest.
For people like me who trade bitcoins quite often in Chinese exchanges, it's a common sense that the first top 3 exchanges in BTC/RMB are BTCChina, OKCoin and Huobi. Following is a short summery of what I know about these exchanges.
1. BTCChina (btcchina.com)
This is the first bitcoin exchange in China, which was founded in 2011. As I know, most of the Chinese bitcoiners believe it has the best reputation among the top Chinese exchanges, with three main services: the exchange (support both BTC and LTC), the bitpay-like payment service (JustPay), and the mining pool. The deposit of RMB is via an agent code called BTCC-Code, which you could only buy from BTCChina's partener agency. Trading UI is simple and convenient (but the UI changed several times since 2013), no lags or network latency. Website languages are both Chinese and English so I think it's not difficult for you to start with. Besides, they also offer a PC client trading tool.
2. OKCoin (okcoin.cn)
Actually OKCoin is also good but as they broke their promise for several times (about the trading fee, the BTC future and lever etc), especially due to the fake trading volume, I think its reputation is not as good as BTCChina. Nevertheless, it offers BTC future trading so for some people it's the best place. You could deposit via Bank and OK-Code (just like BTCC-Code), normally it's faster than BTCChina. UI is easy to use and remains the same since 2013 (good for user experience). Mobile apps and PC client are also available.
3. Huobi (huobi.com)
Like OKCoin, Huobi also provides BTC future trading. But I rarely trade bitcoins on it because once (March 21st this year) its poor risk-control system led to severe margin call accident (LTC/RMB rate fell to 1), and the victims didn't get compensations as they promised. So I doubt their ability to run such business. On the other side, trading UI is OK, and deposit is quick.
My address is: 1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm
For people like me who trade bitcoins quite often in Chinese exchanges, it's a common sense that the first top 3 exchanges in BTC/RMB are BTCChina, OKCoin and Huobi. Following is a short summery of what I know about these exchanges.
1. BTCChina (btcchina.com)
This is the first bitcoin exchange in China, which was founded in 2011. As I know, most of the Chinese bitcoiners believe it has the best reputation among the top Chinese exchanges, with three main services: the exchange (support both BTC and LTC), the bitpay-like payment service (JustPay), and the mining pool. The deposit of RMB is via an agent code called BTCC-Code, which you could only buy from BTCChina's partener agency. Trading UI is simple and convenient (but the UI changed several times since 2013), no lags or network latency. Website languages are both Chinese and English so I think it's not difficult for you to start with. Besides, they also offer a PC client trading tool.
2. OKCoin (okcoin.cn)
Actually OKCoin is also good but as they broke their promise for several times (about the trading fee, the BTC future and lever etc), especially due to the fake trading volume, I think its reputation is not as good as BTCChina. Nevertheless, it offers BTC future trading so for some people it's the best place. You could deposit via Bank and OK-Code (just like BTCC-Code), normally it's faster than BTCChina. UI is easy to use and remains the same since 2013 (good for user experience). Mobile apps and PC client are also available.
3. Huobi (huobi.com)
Like OKCoin, Huobi also provides BTC future trading. But I rarely trade bitcoins on it because once (March 21st this year) its poor risk-control system led to severe margin call accident (LTC/RMB rate fell to 1), and the victims didn't get compensations as they promised. So I doubt their ability to run such business. On the other side, trading UI is OK, and deposit is quick.
My address is: 1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm
Re: BOUNTY: english speakers who can answer questions about btc in china...
Hi, glad to answer your questions.
First of all, concerning the attitude towards bitcoin in China, two groups should be taken into account: the government and the normal people. On the contrary of some media reports, the government doesn't ban bitcoin exchanges in China, but only limit the business between banks and exchanges. So yes we could buy or sell bitcoins but it's very inconvenient to deposit fiat to exchange. In my opinion this is just to reduce the fanatical speculation on bitcoin (like what happened in 2013), I don't think the government pays much attention on bitcoin or Bitcoin technology per se, since the total volume is only billions of dollars which could have very few effects on the economy. On the other side, most of the Chinese people don't know about bitcoin, and among those who heard of it, they regard it as fraud. So don't be deceived by the trading volumes in Chinese exchanges, just a small amount of people (may be thousands but I'm not sure) buy and sell the same bitcoins on them as speculation and consequently raise the volume. In Shanghai, one of the most modernized and international cities in China, people's attitudes on bitcoin are still very ignorant and negative, needless to say in those under-developed cities.
But we still have good news, there're people who don't treat it as speculation (or more roundly, gambling). We have medias focused on bitcoin itself and its technology, and some start-ups begin to set foot in bitcoin payment (the same business model as Bitpay but ours focus on Chinese market).
So this is my impression about bitcoin's situation in China: 90% speculation and 10% application. It's not very positive, but whatever, time will tell. If you would like to tip this is my address: 1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm
First of all, concerning the attitude towards bitcoin in China, two groups should be taken into account: the government and the normal people. On the contrary of some media reports, the government doesn't ban bitcoin exchanges in China, but only limit the business between banks and exchanges. So yes we could buy or sell bitcoins but it's very inconvenient to deposit fiat to exchange. In my opinion this is just to reduce the fanatical speculation on bitcoin (like what happened in 2013), I don't think the government pays much attention on bitcoin or Bitcoin technology per se, since the total volume is only billions of dollars which could have very few effects on the economy. On the other side, most of the Chinese people don't know about bitcoin, and among those who heard of it, they regard it as fraud. So don't be deceived by the trading volumes in Chinese exchanges, just a small amount of people (may be thousands but I'm not sure) buy and sell the same bitcoins on them as speculation and consequently raise the volume. In Shanghai, one of the most modernized and international cities in China, people's attitudes on bitcoin are still very ignorant and negative, needless to say in those under-developed cities.
But we still have good news, there're people who don't treat it as speculation (or more roundly, gambling). We have medias focused on bitcoin itself and its technology, and some start-ups begin to set foot in bitcoin payment (the same business model as Bitpay but ours focus on Chinese market).
So this is my impression about bitcoin's situation in China: 90% speculation and 10% application. It's not very positive, but whatever, time will tell. If you would like to tip this is my address: 1As4Twy2RwNu9UbHsKw15by8kpEe2SbBLm
Carlos pay me, It seems that it has disappeared of his page ud because it does not answer email not msj in helpdesk
His debt with me is:
03:08 November 06, 2014 0.17063 mBTC pending
06:01 October 30, 2014 0.15166 mBTC pending
A question, does coinAd work?
His debt with me is:
03:08 November 06, 2014 0.17063 mBTC pending
06:01 October 30, 2014 0.15166 mBTC pending
A question, does coinAd work?
No, it's not working, not paying, not answering.
Site reported at www.badbitcoin.org. I recommend you to report and stop clicking.
Hey dude, just be patient, Carlos intended to pay but something was wrong with the payment script so that the payments were sent to the same 100 addresses 56 times!
Check out this: https://blockchain.info/zh-cn/address/1969VR2qCchXMW94tpcYirbVLUfFw4Pw7b
It turns out that the fucking payment script has been sending the same payment to the same 100 addresses over and over again. Things that have been working perfectly fine for months suddenly decide to stop working, it makes perfect sense.
With the transactions record on blockchain I just want to say Carlos was absolutely not cheating.
I've been using coinad for 1 year and Carlos always pays on time. The accident on Nov 07 was a great loss to Carlos, so I think he just has to fix the payment bugs before resuming the payments.
Carlos, if the loss is really big for you, you could reduce the btc/per click payed to users for some days. I totally understand you.
都跌到2600这次有点狠了。不知道能不能破2000，反正我是没恐慌
破2000就完蛋了。 因为去年之后没有一次破过2000的，这个支撑位很重要。
没什么完不完蛋的，恐慌说明只是想投机赚一票就走。我觉得跌到1刀最好，洗掉没信心的，给晚入场的人一个机会。