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Swadq: I'm afraid I don't know, that's not the sort of bot I run :p I hope someone else can help you
frankenmint: because this looks like its one bot that works across several markets I was going to spend time to build my own bot from scratch that only uses cryptsy
frankenmint: like if the market goes sideways then use arbitrage otherwise play swing trades
frankenmint: is there a recognized rule of thumb for switching a strategy
frankenmint: and I was going to change out gox for something like coinmkt or cryptsy
frankenmint: uh okay i was looking at thishttps://github.com/maxme/bitcoin-arbitrage
benkay: looks good to me
gribble: Currently authenticated from hostmask jurov!~jurov@mx.coinbr.com. Trust relationship from user thestringpuller to user jurov: Level 1: 4, Level 2: 13 via 7 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=thestringpuller&dest=jurov | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=jurov | Rated since: Fri Jan 20 18:16:32 2012
thestringpuller: and that jurov is the best broker ever
jurov: also, there's that interesting difference between GLBSE and MPEx
bitcoingirl: the shavers case hasn't gone to trial yet
bitcoingirl: but that's for the courts to decide
bitcoingirl: its just not fair for the sec to charge voorhees with offering securities before offering any guidance
benkay: wait hang on i thought the Shavers case established that they don't care if it's money or not raising funds is raising funds
benkay: Trendon Shavers/Pirateat40/Bitcoin Savings and Trust ring a bell, bitcoingirl ?
benkay: kinda goes cross-grain to the Shavers case.
bitcoingirl: this is my conclusion: "In order for the SEC to consider raising bitcoin a securities offering, they would have to consider bitcoin as ‘money,' which they haven't"
bitcoingirl: parts of them.
benkay: or, whatever legal docs the SEC pooped out
benkay: bitcoingirl: have you read the indictments too?
bitcoingirl: i was just trying to get some information on the voorhees case. very interesting subject.
benkay: i'm sure we'll see it in the next 'this week in bitcoin' from what is it - Forbes, bitcoingirl?
fluffypony: "Whats Dannys real name? is it really Daniel Brewster or what? I hv investors who want to buy the business how do i get hold of him?"
assbot: Neo & Bee talk (spam free thread)
jurov: bitcoingirl, mind sharing the conclusion?
bitcoingirl: thanks. i think I'm finished here for now.
peterl: you could use a btc miner to heat your house?
fluffypony: so a Bitcoin HVAC technician really
gribble: You rated user frankenmint on Sat Jun 7 08:49:37 2014, with a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: OpenRigs customer, and newly appointed /r/bitcoin mod.
gribble: WARNING: Currently not authenticated. Trust relationship from user assbot to user frankenmint: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=assbot&dest=frankenmint | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=frankenmint | Rated since: Sat Jun 7 08:49:37 2014
jurov: if there is curl for dos, just do
jurov: because gpg does not know how to fetch http links?
dignork: frankenmint: you don't have to, on unix you can run "gpg -d", and paste the message into stdin
frankenmint: why couldnt i simply pass on the link directly to the cli
frankenmint: not knowing that I need to save the link into a file
jurov: decrypt that file with gpg
jurov: download the challenge link into a file
frankenmint: i have gpg and i could register but I can't figure out the proper usage with the challenge link
frankenmint: how do I decrypt the challenge question in dos?
Apocalyptic: pankkake, I think I saw Enky point out that hitbtc is faking volume
davout: pankkake: i'm told sometimes the hitbtc orderbook empties all of a sudden, the mm who whas telling me that assumes it's their own bot that sometimes goes offline
pankkake: https://hitbtc.com/ that one too, no idea it even existed
pankkake: neither bc or kraken publish monthly volume themselves :/
pankkake: https://anxbtc.com/ wait, what is this?
davout: there might business models for wallets, but trying to do everything is not the smartest way
benkay: also (and correct me if i'm wrong davout) but if a user ever wants to sell btc via paymium, even if not withdrawing cash, they have to have a french bank account.
benkay: learned your lesson on that one? ;)
davout: i don't know about kraken, but the paymium approach is that we skip the issue entirely, we verify everyone, if people were only depositing and withdrawing btc they could do it anonymously, but we don't really want that kind of users since we make no money being a wallet
benkay: naively, "why do i have to show docs if i'm just showing up with btc and leaving with btc", but i get it.
benkay: i suppose it would have to be, to work with the paymium model.
benkay: p. typical. is this true of btc accounts as well?
davout: the next step being, "oh wait, now you have money with us, let's start asking questions to let you move it out"
benkay: pankkake: what was the rejection rationale?
pankkake: but you give them your name!! it must be true :)
davout: that's the way i see it, look at their verification tiers, there's no such thing in europe where you can start moving funds without being identified
pankkake: they're verification was a joke last time I tried. didn't even have to upload documents for first levels
benkay: davout: implying they're skimping?
davout: yup, they're blessed with this situation where they have a financial entity backing them, but lets them do the kyc diligences themselves
pankkake: yes, the have more than bitcoin-central usually
benkay: but, pankkake, they do seem to have some volume on the eur side
pankkake: there is to btcusd for bitcoincentral, so gribble invents it. however, there is for kraken, which doesn't see much action
davout: ah, the usd one i guess :)
gribble: Kraken BTCEUR ticker | Best bid: 479.65001, Best ask: 480.22868, Bid-ask spread: 0.57867, Last trade: 480.36999, 24 hour volume: 190.24285332, 24 hour low: 478.05478, 24 hour high: 482.5, 24 hour vwap: 480.49926
gribble: Bitcoin-Central BTCEUR ticker | Best bid: 480.5, Best ask: 488.9999, Bid-ask spread: 8.49990, Last trade: 488.9999, 24 hour volume: 21.25395645, 24 hour low: 480.0, 24 hour high: 491.5, 24 hour vwap: 484.995635
davout: "24 hour volume: 0.98730776" <<< that can't be kraken's eur volume
gribble: Bitcoin-Central BTCEUR ticker | Best bid: 480.5, Best ask: 488.9999, Bid-ask spread: 8.49990, Last trade: 488.9999, 24 hour volume: 21.25395645, 24 hour low: 480.0, 24 hour high: 491.5, 24 hour vwap: 484.995635
gribble: Bitcoin-Central BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 655.54615, Best ask: 667.14256357, Bid-ask spread: 11.59641, Last trade: 667.14256357, 24 hour volume: 21.25395645, 24 hour low: 654.864, 24 hour high: 670.55345, 24 hour vwap: 661.679544831
gribble: Kraken BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 646.45777, Best ask: 656.43773, Bid-ask spread: 9.97996, Last trade: 646.54153, 24 hour volume: 0.98730776, 24 hour low: 646.001, 24 hour high: 659.8, 24 hour vwap: 655.83189
davout: yea, they're lucky fidor took them :-)
kakobrekla: davout iirc they started as US only
benkay: the best part about kraken is the header on their header
benkay: when i spoke to ms. choi last she indicated that was the plan. granted, that was forever ago and we've not kept up.
davout: payward tried to get msb licensed in lots of states?
davout: "i wonder how many millions of US were burnt to discover that one cannot do msb + btc in the us." <<< is there any entity who actually tried to get the license in all states ?
benkay: nobody's tried the Paymium approach in the states, afaik.
davout: "he said he couldn't get a bank account... as if it was out of his control" <<< actually, it wouldn't really surprise me if this was true
benkay: i wonder how many millions of US were burnt to discover that one cannot do msb + btc in the us.
bitcoingirl: i do - but he is saying that it wasn't his fault tradehill went under bc he couldn't get a bank account
benkay: and coinbase will even refund your "get fucked" trades if you complain loudly enough on reddit/twitter/bitcointalk
benkay: i've even talked to people who made money on cryptostocks, GLBSE, bitcoinbourse (okay maybe not bourse), but you get the point.
benkay: and i've talked to people who got their money out of BCS&T - what of it?
benkay: you've taken a sample.
bitcoingirl: ive spoken with people that got their bitcoins back
jurov: after the first incarnation of tradehill closed, deposited bitcoins were never seen again
benkay: (feel free to omit the +, bitcoingirl, it just indicates that this handle has voice)
bitcoingirl: how is keen is serial scammer - i haven't heard this
benkay: such as foundation soliciting deposits and burning them on trabamborghinis?
jurov: just to name one of them
benkay: for truth and justice etc
bitcoingirl: mount the charge?
benkay: lol i ain't frustrated, they don't affect me.
benkay: and i guess more importantly: do you have the reproductive organs to mount the charge?
benkay: bitcoingirl: do you have enough yet to castrate this whole charade in the mainstream press?
BingoBoingo: benkay: Squandered their Bitcoin for dollars, but still need moar dollars.
benkay: and the best question yet: why are any of these fuckers still making noise?
benkay: a better question maybe: what role did the foundation play in supporting the BFL scam?
jurov: and shrem shilled till the last moment
jurov: bitcoingirl obviously karpeles was on the board
benkay: reviled traitors for all eternity
benkay: glorious heroes in the moment