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Re: BITSTAMP SEPA account "no transfer" countries/banks' list (upd 2014-02-24)
I got the 6 questions on my last withdrawal of only 500 euro.
However that withdrawal took me over 10K in total withdrawals since I opened the account so I assume that was the trigger that was hit.
However its now been over 2.5 days since I answered and I've heard nothing back yet.
How long does it usually take Bitstamp to send the money through once you've actually sent them back the info?
However that withdrawal took me over 10K in total withdrawals since I opened the account so I assume that was the trigger that was hit.
However its now been over 2.5 days since I answered and I've heard nothing back yet.
How long does it usually take Bitstamp to send the money through once you've actually sent them back the info?
Re: www.bitstamp.net - owner has denied your access to the site.
This has happened to me numerous times over the past few weeks and its simply that the site cannot handle the amount of traffic hitting it.
In all cases it has come back after a while.
It usually happens around the same time that China wakes up.
The error message is a bit frightening but I think thats a default message from Incapsula and not from Bitstamp itself.
In all cases it has come back after a while.
It usually happens around the same time that China wakes up.
The error message is a bit frightening but I think thats a default message from Incapsula and not from Bitstamp itself.
Love the site, helps me keep track of everything.
I was just wondering if its possible to get Bitstamp exchange rate added for Bitcoin for us Euro dudes?
I was just wondering if its possible to get Bitstamp exchange rate added for Bitcoin for us Euro dudes?
I can never understand companies that give you a product, and then penalise you if you use it to its full capacity.
if you dont want someone using 8 CPUs at 100% then dont bloody well give them 8 cpus in the first place!!!
You mean like renting a car and taking it to a superspeedway so you can drive 150+mph?if you dont want someone using 8 CPUs at 100% then dont bloody well give them 8 cpus in the first place!!!
Not really the same thing.
If you rent a car it usually stipulates that you have to use it within the bounds of the law and NOT take it to a superspeedway and drive 150+mph.
But in this case you are being charged for 8 cpus, but then get kicked off the service if you use the 8 CPUs.
On Amazon AWS you buy an 8 CPU instance, you get to use all 8 at 100%
Same on Windows Azure and Google Cloud.
I can never understand companies that give you a product, and then penalise you if you use it to its full capacity.
if you dont want someone using 8 CPUs at 100% then dont bloody well give them 8 cpus in the first place!!!
if you dont want someone using 8 CPUs at 100% then dont bloody well give them 8 cpus in the first place!!!
Is the number of trades higher now? Last time I checked, the number was too small, so I couldn't compute a graph?
http://i.imgur.com/MqHfF.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/MqHfF.jpg
Do you mind me asking, what app is that screenshot from and where can I get it?
Yes, a number of folks over at mcxnow.com are complaining about the same problem. BTC withdrawal shows in the Accounts / History, but there is no TXid, and the BTC do not show at the destination.
Several folks have sent emails to vircurex support. Hopefully this will be resolved soon.
Several folks have sent emails to vircurex support. Hopefully this will be resolved soon.
No response from them yet.
I've done two transactions, the first one is stuck but the second one wient through fine so it looks like they are working on it.
Would be nice to know though
Re: [ANN] Neocoin final will be launched on Saturday, 10th at 8.00 p.m. (GMT + 0:00)
First time I've ever actually been ready for a coin launch and not only does it not launch, but they dont even get the rocket onto the launchpad, or even know where the launchpad is built.
and thats enough space analogies for today (been playing too much Star Trader while I wait )
and thats enough space analogies for today
(been playing too much Star Trader while I wait )I have 50 vps running with chainsperday going from 1.18 to 0.9 and I find between 15 to 21 blocks per day.
They were not cloned so entropy is not a problem.
They were not cloned so entropy is not a problem.
50 VPS with how many cores? Digital Ocean?
If you have cloned instances running is there a way to fix the lack of entropy?
I've got 10 AWS instances running but not seen any blocks for 3 days and they were all launched from the same AMI.
Maybe you could read a few post above yours and get your answer ?
Yes, I am an idiot
I have 50 vps running with chainsperday going from 1.18 to 0.9 and I find between 15 to 21 blocks per day.
They were not cloned so entropy is not a problem.
They were not cloned so entropy is not a problem.
50 VPS with how many cores? Digital Ocean?
If you have cloned instances running is there a way to fix the lack of entropy?
I've got 10 AWS instances running but not seen any blocks for 3 days and they were all launched from the same AMI.
No tricks. 500 8-core opteron servers running mikhaels hp8.
I simply took the best scripts from this thread and used some recommendations from members.
I simply took the best scripts from this thread and used some recommendations from members.
Do you know how much percentage of the network are you representing? 10%?
Minting about 8% of the daily XPM supply.
Aha!!!! Finally I find the reason why I'm getting so few blocks
I'm currently running a few EC2 instances but my luck is very hit and miss.
Are you submitting these results to the relevant organization which track them? Would be great publicity for primecoin.
As soon as I figure out how to show them properly I will.
I have no idea how to actually show the numbers themselves
And still more records are falling :
Code:
New World Record!
Block 78915, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 123 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 61999
Previous record: 115 digits
New World Record!
Block 79087, Chain 1CC0b (11 primes), 113 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 76601
Previous record: 108 digits
New World Record!
Block 79349, Chain 2CC09 (9 primes), 167 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 5355
Previous record: 158 digits
New World Record!
Block 83550, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 127 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 78915
Previous record: 123 digits
End of block chain reached.
Block 78915, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 123 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 61999
Previous record: 115 digits
New World Record!
Block 79087, Chain 1CC0b (11 primes), 113 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 76601
Previous record: 108 digits
New World Record!
Block 79349, Chain 2CC09 (9 primes), 167 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 5355
Previous record: 158 digits
New World Record!
Block 83550, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 127 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 78915
Previous record: 123 digits
End of block chain reached.
A few more to add :
Code:
New World Record!
Block 84106, Chain 1CC0b (11 primes), 116 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 79087
Previous record: 113 digits
New World Record!
Block 85090, Chain TWN0b (11 primes), 112 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 71419
Previous record: 106 digits
New World Record!
Block 85429, Chain TWN0a (10 primes), 138 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 76809
Previous record: 126 digits
New World Record!
Block 86955, Chain 1CC0a (10 primes), 125 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 64363
Previous record: 123 digits
New World Record!
Block 87510, Chain 2CC0b (11 primes), 109 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 71765
Previous record: 108 digits
End of block chain reached.
Block 84106, Chain 1CC0b (11 primes), 116 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 79087
Previous record: 113 digits
New World Record!
Block 85090, Chain TWN0b (11 primes), 112 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 71419
Previous record: 106 digits
New World Record!
Block 85429, Chain TWN0a (10 primes), 138 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 76809
Previous record: 126 digits
New World Record!
Block 86955, Chain 1CC0a (10 primes), 125 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 64363
Previous record: 123 digits
New World Record!
Block 87510, Chain 2CC0b (11 primes), 109 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 71765
Previous record: 108 digits
End of block chain reached.
And still more records are falling :
Code:
New World Record!
Block 78915, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 123 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 61999
Previous record: 115 digits
New World Record!
Block 79087, Chain 1CC0b (11 primes), 113 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 76601
Previous record: 108 digits
New World Record!
Block 79349, Chain 2CC09 (9 primes), 167 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 5355
Previous record: 158 digits
New World Record!
Block 83550, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 127 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 78915
Previous record: 123 digits
End of block chain reached.
Block 78915, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 123 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 61999
Previous record: 115 digits
New World Record!
Block 79087, Chain 1CC0b (11 primes), 113 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 76601
Previous record: 108 digits
New World Record!
Block 79349, Chain 2CC09 (9 primes), 167 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 5355
Previous record: 158 digits
New World Record!
Block 83550, Chain 2CC0a (10 primes), 127 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 78915
Previous record: 123 digits
End of block chain reached.
Well I just signed up for the free one.
Hopefully this takes off because I can see Primecoin being the precursor of a whole new type of cryptocurrency, one that does useful work as well as making us rich
Hopefully this takes off because I can see Primecoin being the precursor of a whole new type of cryptocurrency, one that does useful work as well as making us rich