Thanks, do you get like a pin number so you can withdraw at a atm?Quote:
Originally Posted by BUBBLES
Link your pre paid card to your BTC wallet. I use Netspend and Bluebird.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
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Thanks, do you get like a pin number so you can withdraw at a atm?Quote:
Originally Posted by BUBBLESLink your pre paid card to your BTC wallet. I use Netspend and Bluebird.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJThanks, do you get like a pin number so you can withdraw at a atm?Quote:
Originally Posted by BUBBLES
Which site do you use for your wallet?Quote:
Originally Posted by BUBBLESYesQuote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJ
I used Dwolla but it has been 2 years.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJWhich site do you use for your wallet?Quote:
Originally Posted by BUBBLES
I know about this one already I setup an acct there but I dont see a way to hook up a netspend account. Is it possible?Quote:
I'm not sure about that, I used coinbase to buy my coins and just transfer them around to a few different wallets.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJI know about this one already I setup an acct there but I dont see a way to hook up a netspend account. Is it possible?Quote:
Originally Posted by lewfather
Im looking to do the reverse. Have money sent to my wallet then cash it out without sending it to my bank account.Quote:
Originally Posted by lewfatherI'm not sure about that, I used coinbase to buy my coins and just transfer them around to a few different wallets.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJ
Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJIm looking to do the reverse. Have money sent to my wallet then cash it out without sending it to my bank account.Quote:
Originally Posted by lewfather
I don't see why that would be a problem on coinbase, just get your card verified and sell the coin.
oh and bitstamp hacked:
http://pastebin.com/WmpFfEmn
Anyone know the easiest way to convert a pre paid visa green Dot Card into btc?
Haven't looked for a while but the DD post triggered curiosity.
BTC failed 590'ish and then kinda important 560. That 560 goes back a long way as support level. Tapped 560 support 3x then lost it. Nice negative volume. Not healthy.
Miss the old juice. Kinda worth watching now.
Saw something about Cloakcoin. The thing that greases BTC's negative slope will be some new toy like Cloakcoin.
My Fibonacci math has this going to $525 & $500. We will see
Fibonacci is god. $500 this morning. Again, the negative volume is, well, pretty negative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Sorry Micon.
You must cringe a bit every time this thread is refreshed.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
If anyone should know the meaning of donkdown it's you.
bitcoin will hold thier value they cant go down. its just no one will cash them so they become worthless. but they will still hold on value.how they lasted this long is beyond me but then poker stars and other poker sites stayed in the u. s. for over 10 years until black friday.as far as micon he will being doing allie g standup codomy in his green money suit on the street corner to make ends meet.seal and cross will go donkdown
Hours after your post it vomited another $40.Quote:
Originally Posted by delaware
Bounced off a low today of $442. Lose $440 or so and the media will be writing post mortems.
It will be a busted chart for those hoping for a return to old highs.
It's taken a pretty huge haircut last few days. It will fight the good fight at this level for a while. Good opportunity for FTP and others to scalp as things get worked out.
I wouldn't touch it. So much other good stuff out there.
If I read Chinese the forums would be fun. Chinese and others found a way to get their gamble on with margin on OkCoin . They got crushed.
I have a small balance in Bitcoin (was about $2500 last week, about $2,300 now) that I plan to just keep there to see what happens.
One thing is for sure, the fluctuations are such that it makes it difficult for vendors to justify exposing themselves to the risk of accepting BTC. Imagine you're Amazon.com and you make money on relatively thin margins and economies of scale. If you accepted BTC, small float you kept in BTC would be at severe risk of erasing all profits (and more) for BTC purchases on any given day.
I assume the vendors that accept BTC are either just accepting the fluctuations and building up a BTC balance, or they are cashing them out immediate on receipt (or at the very least when payments are settled at the end of the day).
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Originally Posted by ShadyJ
https://xapo.com
Only Bitcoin wallet site where your funds are insured and you get a debit card to withdraw funds anytime.
Site is used and endorsed by Billionaires.
Your money is gone forever if you keep it at Mt. Gox.
:no
Bought my first ever BTC today 0.004 (ballin').
Transferred 0.002 to SWC and played a HUSNG for rollz and lost QQ < A3
Ticked off my bucket list of things to do in life though.
I actually think BTC are due another mega run up at some point so I may load up.
Meet the man building the Fort Knox of bitcoin
http://www.theverge.com/2014/8/29/60...wences-casares
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We take the private keys of those coins and put them in offline servers in underground vaults, with armed security, and biometric sensors, and all that stuff, because that was the only way we could get it insured. In fact, it's worse than that. There are several servers, each one in a different continent, with different keys, and you would need to break into all of them, within 24 hours.
http://www.bitcoinviews.com/images/bitcoin-atm.jpg
In my small, brief, foray into bitcoins, one thing that struck me was the ease with which your coin can be lost or stolen.
If someone can come up with an easy way to prevent this (without the need for an underground silo and biometric security), you would be on to something.
http://www.coindesk.com/xapo-faces-o...bit-card-fees/Quote:
Originally Posted by TheXFactorQuote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJ
https://xapo.com
Only Bitcoin wallet site where your funds are insured and you get a debit card to withdraw funds anytime.
Site is used and endorsed by Billionaires.
Your money is gone forever if you keep it at Mt. Gox.
:no
how are all those fees treating you?
Yup, bitcoins are officially DD:
http://money.ca.msn.com/investing/ne...nd-in-canada-1
Wagepoint simply purchases bitcoins for the employees and transfers them into the employees wallets. And the employees appear to be a handful of rubes working in backwater Canadian dot coms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey Guy
Did you even read the article or is this just you doing your 408hockeyguy semi pro shitposter act again?
You were doing better as a climate change truther, stick with that imo.
You sound kinda butthurt. Can't take a joke?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineWagepoint simply purchases bitcoins for the employees and transfers them into the employees wallets. And the employees appear to be a handful of rubes working in backwater Canadian dot coms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey Guy
Did you even read the article or is this just you doing your 408hockeyguy semi pro shitposter act again?
You were doing better as a climate change truther, stick with that imo.
Also, can't take you seriously since you didn't pull out the "you're an anonymous Canadian faggot" card.
Sounds like those Blackberry employees in Ontario headquarters are once again on the leading edge.
Does this chart look familiar?
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Originally Posted by Hockey GuyYou sound kinda butthurt. Can't take a joke?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Also, can't take you seriously since you didn't pull out the "you're an anonymous Canadian faggot" card.
http://i.imgur.com/BRBty77.jpg
Also to be clear, Ive never called you 'anonymous' anything, youre not 'anonymous' to me in the slightest. You're a random shitposter. That's your identity, and it has been for literally years.
Regarding your basic Autist 101 trollcraft "blah blah butthurt blah blah take a joke" etc, dont worry, I didnt start taking you seriously out of the blue or something, Ive just never been shy about pointing out how grueling it is to watch you act like you deserve a place at the grownup table. So go take your sippie cup full of light beer or whatever the fuck you're bro'ing out with tonight, pop your collar, windex the Calvin peeing sticker on your piece of shit ricer, and make some more recycled Sherdog posts or something and everything will be fine.
Whatever you say dude. Your sense of self-importance is actually kinda funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
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Originally Posted by SanlmarSounds like those Blackberry employees in Ontario headquarters are once again on the leading edge.
Does this chart look familiar?
I think its pretty well established at this point that the only chart that matters is the one titled "Do the whales want to jack up the prices by automating millions of microtransactions today?".
Chinese whale processing.
Who are your top five and bottom five posters on pfa?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by Hockey Guy
http://i.imgur.com/BRBty77.jpg
Also to be clear, Ive never called you 'anonymous' anything, youre not 'anonymous' to me in the slightest. You're a random shitposter. That's your identity, and it has been for literally years.
Regarding your basic Autist 101 trollcraft "blah blah butthurt blah blah take a joke" etc, dont worry, I didnt start taking you seriously out of the blue or something, Ive just never been shy about pointing out how grueling it is to watch you act like you deserve a place at the grownup table. So go take your sippie cup full of light beer or whatever the fuck you're bro'ing out with tonight, pop your collar, windex the Calvin peeing sticker on your piece of shit ricer, and make some more recycled Sherdog posts or something and everything will be fine.
Bitcoin really wants to explore $450. Pretty important support.
Breaks that and there will be the genuine suffering needed to make this interesting again.
I can't even guess where the next target would be. That is pretty long term support.
would it be a good time to snatch some up, or you think it'll go even lower?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
id say the odds of a relatively quiet, gentle slide to 325'ish in the next 9 months is about 70%. reason: market penetration plateaux'd. that said, i thought the gox collapse would have much greater impact...
If you are set up with a wallet already....Quote:
Originally Posted by WillieMcFMLwould it be a good time to snatch some up, or you think it'll go even lower?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
$450 is really strong support and some tests and bounces will occur before it fails.
It will revisit $450'ish again and you might buy and scalp a quick bounce. It will probably bounce off $450 several times.
The risk is that this thing could fall off the cliff if it loses $450 - lotta panicked sellers all getting out the door. Everyone sees the same support. You could get trapped.
But right now the risk of it losing $450 is small in the next few days or 2 weeks IMO.
Personally, I will wait and see if it loses $450. Then you will be better able to "feel" the pain of current owners and those that want to buy the bounce.
The action will get wilder and the swings will get better.
I have had trouble "feeling" this thing recently. It is easier when ppl are getting fucked.
i just reread what I said about being set up already with a wallet.
What i was thinking is it was not really worth the bother. You aren't going to make more than $10 - 30 on this with any prudence.
This is more a forex trade where you are trading on margin and multiplying the gain.
If you do buy with a wallet and want to take a run at $600 with a mental trailing sell stop (3 percent?) cause you like a gamble then I would actually wait for it to recover over $520 before buying to let it show you it has the proper animal spirits.
Give up $50 of profit for a safer trade. Hard to be discipline that way. Over the long run trading that way is better EV
i was thinking more of grabbing some to hold long term
$520 then.Quote:
Originally Posted by WillieMcFML
You look at chart to see why I say $520?
Let us know what you do so we can rail you like WSOP.
Email and forum accounts used by the pseudonymous Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto have apparently been taken over by hackers or squatters, according to a series of odd posts made from accounts confirmed to belong to Nakamoto himself.
A post made under Nakamoto's P2P foundation username—the first since Nakamoto responded to a Newsweek cover story that incorrectly identified him as a 64-year-old California engineer—claims the hackers have been trying to sell his information online:
Dear Satoshi. Your dox, passwords and IP addresses are being sold on the darknet. Apparently you didn't configure Tor properly and your IP leaked when you used your email account sometime in 2010. You are not safe. You need to get out of where you are as soon as possible before these people harm you. Thank you for inventing Bitcoin.
Another online commenter appeared to confirm that Nakamoto's email, at the very least was no longer under his control, writing on a Bitcoin forum that he had received strange emails from an address formerly used by Nakamoto demanding he "send some Bitcoins before I hitman you."
Today I received an email from satoshin@gmx.com (Satoshi's old email address), the contents of which make me almost certain that the email account is compromised. The email was not spoofed in any way. It seems very likely that either Satoshi's email account in particular or gmx.com in general was compromised, and the email account is now under the control of someone else. Perhapssatoshin@gmx.com expired and then someone else registered it.
Don't trust any email sent from satoshin@gmx.com unless it is signed by Satoshi. (Everyone should have done this even without my warning, of course.)
I wonder when the email was compromised, and whether it could have been used to make the post on p2pfoundation.ning.com. (Edit: I was referring here to the Dorian Nakamoto post. After I posted this, there was another p2pfoundation.ning.com post.)
One possible explanation currently making the rounds on the Bitcoin forums: Nakamoto's email lapsed, and a squatter grabbed it with no extra hacking necessary; if Nakamoto's p2pfoundation posting account is no longer under his control, it may have been compromised through that email.
rofl, #bitcoins
Our pal Bitcoin is seeing what you think about that $450 support. It's around $448 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
See if it puts up a fight here.
There is a lot not to like looking at the chart. It's been trolling around $460-480 some time. Basing and flatlining. It usually decides which way it is going to go after this period of boredom ---> looks like down.