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That is why I put it in quotes. It is not official but it is a trusted site so one might get fooled into clicking on the link. I am registred there but have no contacts. If someone knows the admin let him know. I've posted here because people read this site more often I guess.
P.s. ohh, great, so it is been noted
P.s. ohh, great, so it is been noted
Re: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies
Is there a way to extract the number of realised orders per year? There is a basic statistics for number of transactions but those usually form part of an order. For example: you put on a buy order for 1btc. There are 4 orders of 0.25btc on the sell book so cointracking will show that buy as 4 transactions. For statistical purposes I need to get this info as 1 order or 1 transaction. Is this possible?
No segwit2x, that's the reason behind btc rise 
https://twitter.com/CharlieShrem/status/928308237597888512?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
https://twitter.com/CharlieShrem/status/928308237597888512?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
- 172243 - 7 hours withdrawal issue I got a response 25days ago, they will get back ASAP. - They done nothing to your ticket...they fixed something that allowed fix credits
NO idea what you are talking about. My ticket was assigned to an agent after I talked to the verification agent via skype. And it is 29 days and 7h+
The number of tickets...
I'd say your ticket will be answered more likely if:
-You're an old user
-you trade a lot so generate lots of fees
-you haven't oppened too much tickets already
I'd say your ticket will be answered more likely if:
-You're an old user
-you trade a lot so generate lots of fees
-you haven't oppened too much tickets already
None of this is true.
There is a huge influx of new traders on one side and regulations/security on the other side. Its 2013 all over again. Been there done that...
Lol. It doesn't change anything.
I'm still sure what I said is applied, even strictlier because of the numerous new users.
What do you believe? That they take the tickets randomly?
No, they resolve the tickets of their best customers first, of those who don't complain too much, of those who used their service for a long time.
Seems logical from a business perspective.
I'm a Polo user since early 2014.
During this time I opened 4 tickets, 3 of them regarding level verification.
I never doubled my last ticket even after almost a month without an answer.
And I'm stuck with...let's just say a lot of money on that last ticket.
So, how come I don't qualify as a good customer?
- 172243 - 7 hours withdrawal issue I got a response 25days ago, they will get back ASAP. - They done nothing to your ticket...they fixed something that allowed fix credits
NO idea what you are talking about. My ticket was assigned to an agent after I talked to the verification agent via skype. And it is 29 days and 7h+
The number of tickets...
I'd say your ticket will be answered more likely if:
-You're an old user
-you trade a lot so generate lots of fees
-you haven't oppened too much tickets already
I'd say your ticket will be answered more likely if:
-You're an old user
-you trade a lot so generate lots of fees
-you haven't oppened too much tickets already
None of this is true.
There is a huge influx of new traders on one side and regulations/security on the other side. Its 2013 all over again. Been there done that...
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I'm a big fan of Martins work. I know @rpietila is familiar with him...that is why I refered to Risto with the question. It would be interesting to hear his opinion.
Regarding offshore funds moving....this is only a small piece of cake so to speak. As Martin writes in one of his last blog posts we are headed toward electronic money. No, that most certanly won't be btc but its purpose will be taxing small people. So what is the solution? Xmr? Maybe, but there are people that see certain flaws in xmr privacy (weak points for that matter) I have no knowlege in coding for evaluating coins privacy so all I can do is trust people with reputation in coding. For now that is xmr dev team but maybe something better will come down the pipe in a year or two. There is not much time left however.
What are the weaknesses--can you point me to a resource?
I guess he is talking about the weaknesses described in MRL-0001 & MRL-0004. These issues will be addressed in the future however. In addition, there is currently no IP obfuscation, this will however also be addressed in the future with the i2p integration (https://forum.getmonero.org/1/news-announcements-and-editorials/208/why-we-chose-i2p-over-tor). If there are other weaknesses, I would really like to hear them from him. The weaknesses above are currently the only I could think off.
@rpietila how will 2015.75 effect xmr or even btc? What's your best guess?
What does 2015.75 refer to?
http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/12/28/understanding-big-bang-2015-75/
EDIT: Regarding speculation, I think some speculators are currently riding the DASH wave and might jump back on the XMR train if it ends. This is pure speculation though.
I can not find the link. It was a post of Anonymint talking about sybil attack and two more vulnerabilities. He is constantly changing his accounts so he might post that under Thefascistmind account or even latter. But I think it was more of academic discusion than a real treat. I'm sure Fluffypony and Smooth knows about it so I'm not worried...
Regarding speculation: I have enough xmr to feel comfortable but if it gets lower I'll buy some more. Lower would be sub 0.002...
ossibility of offshore fundsr another) private untraceable asset class and the effects on the price of those assets. Ie trying to calculate expected value. Even if you assign very very modest percentages to that probability and the share which ends up moving in, an incredible EV is the outcome.
The amounts of wealth being hidden offshore is just immense. Just the top 30 US companies account for a staggering 1,199,879,000,000$ (1.2 trillion) in 2014. http://ctj.org/pdf/offshoreshell2014.pdf An incomprehensible figure, and mind you, this is just the top 30 of companies. There are thousands of companies and individuals hiding wealth in those taxhavens. Estimates go as high as 32 trillion. And this was just in 2012! Imagine what that figure is now, with the excessive monetairy expansions in the US, Japan, EU etc.
With the current budget deficits of virtually every government (sponsored by superlow interestrates created by the CB's) whilst (casually) trying to be solved with austerity or taxhikes on the one hand, and this excessive hiding of wealth on the other is a growing and dangerous disequilibrium. Once taken to far (and it's rapidly evolving that way) it will agressively flip and turn. Study history and you see this happening over and over again. What will happen to all of that stored wealth? Nobody knows, but chances are that some of it will be converted to a private untraceable asset class which has the properties of a scarce commodity, with the transferability of a mainstream currency.
In the topic earlier it was asked what will happen at 2015.75 and that is, for me at least, the trillion dollar question
I'm a big fan of Martins work. I know @rpietila is familiar with him...that is why I refered to Risto with the question. It would be interesting to hear his opinion.
Regarding offshore funds moving....this is only a small piece of cake so to speak. As Martin writes in one of his last blog posts we are headed toward electronic money. No, that most certanly won't be btc but its purpose will be taxing small people. So what is the solution? Xmr? Maybe, but there are people that see certain flaws in xmr privacy (weak points for that matter) I have no knowlege in coding for evaluating coins privacy so all I can do is trust people with reputation in coding. For now that is xmr dev team but maybe something better will come down the pipe in a year or two. There is not much time left however.
Could this be implemented in xmr? It looks like a solution for blockchain bloat.
http://bitscan.com/articles/anonymity-why-dark-is-the-new-black
http://bitscan.com/articles/anonymity-why-dark-is-the-new-black
Why does that link want to use my computer's location? Never saw that warning message before.
http://virtualmining.com/anonymity-why-dark-is-the-new-black/
Could this be implemented in xmr? It looks like a solution for blockchain bloat.
http://bitscan.com/articles/anonymity-why-dark-is-the-new-black
http://bitscan.com/articles/anonymity-why-dark-is-the-new-black
A link to the thread where the image is posted please?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=499968.msg7098670#msg7098670
I don't think we will see 500 ever again
I'm sticking with my plan with orders below 500. I'll get myself a few ounces of silver if this wont get filled
I know this is TA thread but you should take this in to account: rumors that gox btc has been found:
http://theblogchain.com/news/mtgox-found-bitcoin/
http://theblogchain.com/news/mtgox-found-bitcoin/