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mjr_: and all they are doing is just online wallet....
jborkl: Go to moneypak. Com and look it up. Everywhere around here
jborkl: Otc will take moneypak or dwolla. Moneypak, make sure you but it with cash only
mjr_: i will look into that, i have no clue what that is
jurov: i herd moneypaks are popular there
mjr_: i am not trying to trade, just trying to buy bitcoins
pigeons: and that's 1 hour to get it back in, hope the price doesnt move too much
mjr_: no, i don't plan on having money in there overnight is what i was saying
pigeons: you just keep it overnight, ok dont pick the night they go away
mjr_: how long does it take for satoshidice to win or lose?
mjr_: and they seem to be trying to pay people back
mjr_: but like i said, i don't plan on keeping money in there
pigeons: no bitfloor risk is pretty bad, some people think thye are only operating to get enenough to run away again
gesell: pigeons: i think im missing the "you didnt make prof until you buy again". sorry i feel stupid here but could you explain why i have to buy again. i took cash, put it in btc, got cash back + %2, and one week later got that cash in my hand
jborkl: No, gox is the one I use for that reason
mjr_: yes, i plan on using bitfloor to get bitcoins and send them to my wallet right away
pigeons: plus the risk of keeping your money at these exchnges is not neglible
mircea_popescu: guess the author.
mircea_popescu: but NOT INSIDE THEM!!!1
mircea_popescu: lmao. his office was next to the projects
mircea_popescu: "Coincidentally, my office was, literally, across the street from the registered address of BFL at the time. It turned out to be an apartment complex, as BFL was a start up and did not have an actual office at the time."
jborkl: Yeah, I know.. I don't see that as expensive
gesell: jborkl: the spread of a bunch of exchange fees here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&gid=2
pigeons: at the highest teir 1/2% they go lower
pigeons: well you didnt make a profit till you buy again
gesell: until i get it back. but if i add more weight and cash at the start i get blocked less and make more profit, no?
gesell: in order to reduce fees
gesell: assumed the "get cash back and repeat" was not as latency burdened so it could take a long while and be okay
gesell: pigeons: why would it require bitinstant. havent though it through but considered that perhaps one doesnt need instant payout. I guess i've only been looking at the scenerio of "buy btc here, sell over there" but have not thought "get cash back and repeat"
pigeons: and of course the most volume
pigeons: they are expensive, but htye are the cheapest
mjr_: yeah...i have seen that
pigeons: all the usd deposit and withdrawal methods at btce are 7-8% and they are never that much lower than gox, whoever
pigeons: and the lowest price is always btce- and they are never lower enough even on the rare times there is volume, to break even
mjr_: that is from bitfloor by the way...so i guess that might be causing your delay?
pigeons: you can confirm for yourself next time you see an opportunity tell me and ill tell you why it wont work ;)
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pigeons: bitinstant ends up being 7-8% round trip
pigeons: best chance today was 20 bitcoins wanted to buy at the rock for 21 when you could buy them ld buy for 20.60 elsewher
Namworld: or maybe they asked a wikipedia rep and they said: "yeah, whatever, as long as we receive money"
mircea_popescu: um is this even true !?
gesell: pigeons: i was the one that started it. im playing with it. i hear its not worht it but still gonna learn why
mircea_popescu: a huge deal of the fact that they are so graciously not charging Wikipedia for this "service."
mircea_popescu: BitPay just announced that you can donate to Wikipedia in bitcoins now! Oh, they kinda downplay the one small detail that Wikipedia still doesn't actually accept bitcoin. BitPay decided to set up an escrow account where people can give their bitcoins to BitPay and BitPay gives USD to Wikipedia. They did this without Wikipedia's knowledge or consent but they're acting like it's some huge victory. Oh, and they're making
pigeons: mjr_: just look, you can't make enough. try it, but quit talking about it
pigeons: best are vouchx to vouchx but then even if there is enough depth on the exchange, aurum wont have the reserves
mjr_: but that is what i am saying...since they don't have fees to move money, and since you can make money trading, you could take liquidity on another site and offer it out there
pigeons: you need about 10% price difference usually to arb, causeends up being a good 7-8% moving usd from one exchange to another
mircea_popescu: slippage is probably a degree of magnitude larger order to order
mjr_: and over its lifetime i don't think it will always move a lot
mircea_popescu: i very much doubt there's the volume to arb so as to render that meaningful.
mjr_: and it hasn't moved 20% today
mjr_: that is trying to arb
pigeons: oh yeah well for the ing its easy
mjr_: but mostly i like them cuz you can move cash in and out really easily (i thought)
mjr_: think its .1% if you add -.4% if you take
smickles: mircea_popescu: i can't seem to remember
pigeons: i cancelled a bitfloor order hours ago and the funds are still on hold cant make another order with them yet
pigeons: what do you mean by their model?
mjr_: i heard some things about bitfloor that make me a little wary, but i think they have the best model for a currency exchange
mircea_popescu: check that out. i r botharing tham, had no idea even
mjr_: and i guess they still do, but i haven't tried yet
gesell: hmm, okay. why dont the others?
mircea_popescu: Rassah applied to be an MPEx Rota judge.
mircea_popescu: I'm actually developing a new respect for Mircea Popescu. He's so insufferable that I used to avoid reading anything he wrote but I've been reading his blog a bit lately and the man may be arrogant but he's not stupid. He thinks strategically and it will be kind of interesting to watch him go up against the self-appointed "big players" in the world of Bitcoin commerce. The prospect of seeing someone wipe the floor w
Namworld: It's about people who have nothing better to do than angst all day about everything.
gesell: mjr_: its not obvious to me if this is happening on btc exchanges. doesnt appear so
mjr_: if you take someone else's offer you are "removing" liquidity
mjr_: usually if you put an order out on the books, thats just sitting there you are "adding liquidity"
gesell: what saa forum thing?
mircea_popescu: they hate on the rota too. i had no idea.
mjr_: no i mean you would have paper gains, but then when you need to move it
mircea_popescu: ahh this sa forum thing is lol.
mjr_: yeah, i think transaction fees are going to kill you
gesell: jurov: totally. im thinking about this as i go
jurov: you'll have to move fiat someday between them, no?
gesell: kinda wanting to push it a bit... maybe we'll get close to NYSE where the closer your bot is to the exchange the better :)
gesell: everyone says its not profitable. want to find out for myself and then just share the spreadsheet so everyone else can as well
mjr_: so you will have to open up accounts on each exchange?
gesell: (and yeah, already sent the link before to the code, and will release publicly once it works)
gesell: get google to be my damn abitrage bot
gesell: once i get the volume issue settled im going to start to code direct buy and sell code for each exchange, direcly into the mofo'ing spreadsheet ;)
Namworld: I'd like to buy a few around 0.02ish
gribble: BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.30200, Best ask: 20.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04799, Last trade: 20.35000, 24 hour volume: 50555.35614816, 24 hour low: 20.15000, 24 hour high: 21.13000, 24 hour vwap: 20.68153
gesell: anyone can point me to some abitrage code that deals with volume in orderbooks (calculating prof based on volume of several bids/asks rather than just the lowest/highest which might be really really small bids)? would like to integrate this into the google abitrage spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&gid=0
mjr_: one day i will finally get around these banks and get some cash on an exchange somewhere
mjr_: i can imagine what that must be like though
Namworld: 2 BTC for the first month
mjr_: ie. they could get the bonus
Namworld: Well, BBET dividend got through
mjr_: yeah, i was offering to give someone here the money if they already had an account
Namworld: yeah, but there's no bonus to join referred
mjr_: if you join the site...you can say someone referred you
gesell: that is what i mean, they are two different things with huge steps between them and the latter has some pretty clear motivations (black market mentality, edge of the law)
mjr_: well, that's what i mean, a lot of people hack a system and just change the wallpaper...
mjr_: sometimes you get people who have both motivations...sometimes they just have one
gesell: mjr_: not really. its what drives people in this field, watching the reaction. my point is though that the step from watching something go to sht because it doesnt work or everyones passwords got dumped, to going to watching money go down the dube... the step between those too just got more granular
mjr_: i guess what i mean is that the motivation to HACK (gain access to a system that is not yours) and the motivations to STEAL are two very different things
mjr_: but being able to make something funny pop up on a coworkers screen is always fun
mircea_popescu: dividend payment for S.BBET in total sum of 203984160 to a notional float of 3000000 has been issued on February 2, 2013, 1:49 am.