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thestringpuller: yes but in since volume will start low on MPEX vs the 1000's of farms that sell on CME
thestringpuller: which seem to be influenced by the location of the exchange
thestringpuller: but usually to specifc freight yards no?
mircea_popescu: clearing house clears the deliveries both ways
mircea_popescu: nah, exchange does not take delivery.
thestringpuller: i feel like chicago has a lot of train yards and people deal with it there
thestringpuller: in a spot exchange the supplier delivers to the exchange no?
mircea_popescu: which is what makes this slightly inadequate for a spot-type exchange traded thing
thestringpuller: so there would be likely 2 factors in pricing: geographical location of the supplier (i.e. freight) and 2. the base price the supplier is offering on his commodities
thestringpuller: that listing would correlate to any number of suppliers that constitute a BTC union
mircea_popescu: which isn't a bad thing, but it doesn't make sense to lump it all under a generic name
mircea_popescu: basically this'd be more like bitmit for cocoa
thestringpuller: more so than railroad crossings or ports
thestringpuller: oh in that case would delivery in BTC be slightly decentralized due to it's internet nature?
mircea_popescu: what sense does it make to have a centralised spot market when nobody can take centralised delivery ?
thestringpuller: but I'm more talking about being able to purchase commodites at a market price via btc
thestringpuller: but I suppose if someone who had a future that matured and had a distribution network may want delivery
smickles: there is a lot of markup to eat into on coffee
mircea_popescu: what makes you think that most buyers of the future would buy to have it delivered ?
thestringpuller: on market price as long as they could sustain end user prices in the coffee shops and bakeries
thestringpuller: they would be willing to pay a little over 100
thestringpuller: most people who would want end-user procurement of a commodities contract would be someone likely to distribute to a small coffee shop
thestringpuller: for instance with the cocoa example
smickles: large amounts should just shift their timescales beyond their own expected lifetime
smickles: i'm not sure that an individual can have too much money to benefit by more
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: is that still unclear?
jurov: dunno who put it there, but i'd get gay with them
mircea_popescu: a trade flashed. 70 units.
mircea_popescu: the sdice for 18 is not quite as big as the idiff.jun for 0.03
mircea_popescu: someone should make a top of the weirdest trades on mpex
thestringpuller: smickles: that made me burst out laughing in this store
thestringpuller: okay so as we talked about with physically delivery of futures, I started analyzing the possibility of physical delivery for procurement. Since BTC volume is so low it would end up being procurement for local stores and not full fledged chains.
smickles: d'ya'll think people are shorting s.dice on this double spend news?
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: I'm here. Ahhh it feels good to type on a real keyboard. So many more WPM's
smickles: it's why I asked about the volatility last night, the calc of that could be the difference
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: i will be at a terminal soon
smickles: mircea_popescu: i'm now facinated by the differences in option valuation between mpoebot and the one i've written
Doffx: I think you understud my meaning.
mircea_popescu: giving things never made anything more successful.
Doffx: Haha, id rather more picked it, id give them my share to make it more succesful.
Ukto: so the fewer shreholders pick BF, the moreyou get :P
Ukto: Doffx: once things are settled and terra says go, 10btc will be split out amongst the BF claimers (claim data is maintained)
smickles: alright, time to put in a low bid on s.dice
Ukto: but allowed me to notice ppl on it at teh claims page
Ukto: terra didn't formally announce it in the thread out of uh.. fairness? to the other exchange
Doffx: I don’t know anything about the other exchanges, I have not been keeping up with the bitcoin word these days.
Doffx: I use Hashpower, and weexchange, and have talked to Ukto so I went with bitfunder.
Doffx: Said something about 10btc being split but I couldnt find info on what it was talking about
Doffx: What was this 10 BTC thing with Bitfunder?
jurov: so they divided the "cake" between bitfunder and btct only
jurov: Doffx, there's no such thing as bitfunder bot. deadterra decided to consider even coinbr as a competition
Doffx: Haha, I figured that might happen.
mircea_popescu: i guess someone will end up making a share transfer agreemend and end up unwinding most of the passthrough huh
Doffx: Where is the bitfunder bot?
mircea_popescu: quite the arbitrage hole there
mircea_popescu: you know smickles that icon really does make the bottle look like a dildo
smickles: yeah, tslb works fine, it seems
Doffx: I have them on bitfunder now, I really have no clue what my options are.
smickles: even as of the time of your writing
smickles: iz: tslb seems to be in sync with blockchain and my local machine
iz: exactly the info i needed
iz: okay, thank you mircea_popescu
iz: smickles: is tslb really working? or maybe that is broken
iz: the timestamp is 2012-12-16 13:04:49 in UTC and my computer says today is Mon Dec 17 18:10:04 UTC 2012
Doffx: Ill have to see if Deadterra can still buy those shares
iz: this is the latest block on block explorer: http://blockexplorer.com/b/212404
smickles: iz: i've never seen the bc,lastblock but ;;tslb seems to work
iz: i'm questioning the validity of the bot's data
smickles: woah, long form tslb
gribble: (bc,sincelastblock <an alias, 0 arguments>) -- Alias for "echo Time since last block: [elapsed [math calc [time %s] - [re "m/[0-9\.]{2,}/" [re m/time.*,/ [web fetch [format concat http://blockexplorer.com/rawblock/ [web fetch http://blockexplorer.com/q/latesthash]]]]]]]".
thestringpuller: whats the command
iz: what's the current block number for the bitcoin blockchain?
smickles: heh, yeah, I'm sure some people are preparing to short after divs are paid
Bugpowder: from the acitivity in the first 16days alone
thestringpuller: why is sdice so high? are the jan divs gonna be nuts?
smickles: can you prove that you control an address for me :)
Doffx: Yeah, was I not supposed to>
jurov: oh you already claimed them
jurov: Doffx, deadterra insinuated this is possible, ask him directly
smickles: that said, I hope to never transpose the price and the amount on a command again
Doffx: Yay, I got my Sdice pass-through shares claimed on Bitfunder. Now if I could just sell them on mpex
jurov: fucking good? so.. better than sex?
mircea_popescu: Dec 17 06:25:38 <mircea_popescu> lol i guess everyone can now book the 3 / 34 gain
smickles: that way, if the price skyrockets, thestringpuller doesn't lose out just 'cause he can't ident right now
thestringpuller: he will likely just assign those shares to me at said price
smickles: I guarantee him shares at a price of 0.00061896 in the amount his balance on account will allow
mircea_popescu: how does this reserve price trick work ?
mircea_popescu: aww man, you're buying the wrong way.
thestringpuller: i will ident this evening, lol
smickles: ;;ident thestringpuller
EskimoBob: yawn ... James is still compiling the lists
OneFixt: hehe, i'm thinking about it
thestringpuller: im having analysis run on supply prices for like cocoa and wheat and other things from small local farms
thestringpuller: i want to do procurement contracts
mircea_popescu: OneFixt that's for sure.
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller depends what exactly that means
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: would you allow me to run decentralized commodities on mpex? if i get a plan in order
OneFixt: markets can be too expensive or too cheap for longer than most of us can stay solvent
OneFixt: sure, but i wouldn't have acted on it back then
mircea_popescu: then again, you thought they were too expensive when they were doing 20ish iirc.