Where did you get the design?

I live in the EU, and I want to invoke GDPR articles so that my account is removed permanently.
How do I do that?

Best

So you're like the Bitcoin community's Steve-O, huh...
Do you eat anything?

I am a developer with 5 years professional experience, and I have been coding and learning about coding since childhood.

I am offering my services coding Python/C++/Golang projects.
Additionally, I also know ReactJS.

Rate: $15/hour worth of BTC.

If you're interested, feel free to add me on Skype: "sedeki"
or simply PM me here.

They should definitely learn German and not the other way around -- i.e. Germans learning fucking Arabic.
And to suggest making it mandatory? He is fucking nuts.

It would never be proposed here in Sweden, by a sane person, even though the extremely large number of muslim refugees that have settled here during, well, the past few months... And even though our long tradition of Social Democrats as the ruling class, again, it wouldn't be proposed here.

I thought we were politically correct... Germany is completely down the shitter, it seems.
Be proud of your country already and get rid of that fucking imbecille named Merkel.

The idea is that you can post contracts e.g. futures like, "This contract will give you X BTC at the end of day Y" and the exchange software will enforce that contract.

Let me know what you think about this.

Thanks!

Regarding Bitcoin companies, I meant enterprises like the ones listed on MPEx, not on NASDAQ.

I'm currently working on a trading platform which will consist of an API, a native client (think TradeStation) and a web client for people that cannot install stuff on their computers or aren't at home etc.

The idea is for it to be a Bitcoin "stock exchange", with both stocks (i.e. Bitcoin companies; not real stocks in that sense) and also Bitcoin futures and derivatives.

I'm looking for someone that can help me out, e.g. with the API. It is written in Python/Flask and uses SQLAlchemy.
This is obviously non-paid.

Hello!

I'm surprised to have not found quantopian's open source trading library (Python) applied to Bitcoin?
It can be found here:
https://github.com/quantopian/zipline

I don't have time to do this myself at this moment but if I cannot find something like that I'll write it myself.


www.quantopian.com has a lot of trading algos that I think could be really interesting to bitcoin traders.



(Btw, I'm not affiliated with Q; if you don't know what it is, check it out and you'll calm down if you're suspicious about my endorsements)

I am a Python and C++ coder that can help you with technical design, development and QA.
Since I am quite a new member with few references I am willing to work at a discount.

I have a passion for algorithms and have a natural attraction to problem-solving.


I have a full time job so I'm looking for something really exciting to work on at night.


I don't have any fixed rate and I'm open for offers.

What do you think about this idea?

(second item)
https://sites.google.com/site/whoissatoshi/bitcoin-business-wishlist


Looking forward for a discussion

Yes, this is the biggest problem in the Bitcoin community today.

Check out my Bitcoin Business Wishlist (second item) for my proposal on how to solve this:
https://sites.google.com/site/whoissatoshi/bitcoin-business-wishlist

and PM me if you're interested in working on this.

PM me the address when you get out of here.

OK guys, updated the List of Wisdom.
Please take a look at the page labeled "Bitcoin Business Wishlist" while you're at it, I updated that too.

Leave a message on there or PM me if anything is unclear.


Again, the URL to Bitcoin mistakes: https://sites.google.com/site/whoissatoshi/bitcoin-mistakes

Overall, I think this is a good thing: people have gotten an interest in bitcoin.

Ouch...

Sorry, what does this mean? Is this the subset you could do without, or...?

I'm doing a small market research on the interest on a Bitcoin SIP (a VoIP protocol).

What features do you want in that case?
- Your own telephone number?
- Total anonymity? Access via Tor, etc
- ...


Share your thoughts!

Sure. But that was a explicit design goal.
I don't think this is a big problem though because Silk Road is a big reason why people buy BTC in the first place.

Obviously Gavin et al can be identified and obviously have a big responsibility within the Bitcoin community.
They are just covering their asses in case something goes wrong, which you know, has happened before...