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Hello and welcome everyone. Are you really all new and just posting hello here? I think you can get out of newbies only today if you just give it a little while and make a few posts. Make sure you read so you're not asking the same question everyone already asked!
Welcome Guys
Welcome to the forum
in Newbie posts i can see a lot of questions regarding to 360 seconds and some Activity
360 second restrictions are something temporal for new registered members
and in our meaning this 360 seconds is to read whatever we need in the forum
almost all the question are been already answered in the forum so you can search for that
if you doidnt get any answer you can post new of in some similar topic you can reply
Good Luck
Welcome to the forum
in Newbie posts i can see a lot of questions regarding to 360 seconds and some Activity
360 second restrictions are something temporal for new registered members
and in our meaning this 360 seconds is to read whatever we need in the forum
almost all the question are been already answered in the forum so you can search for that
if you doidnt get any answer you can post new of in some similar topic you can reply
Good Luck
And another newbie here.
Hello another newbie here
How long must newbies stay here? How do we know when we can post in other topics?
I'm also newbie.
I need to reply to be able to post private message.
Thanks !
I need to reply to be able to post private message.
Thanks !
Welcome, banks can do it, but do they?
My question is "Can they?" Are there mechanisms in the Bitcoin protocol that prevent High Frequency Trading? If a miner approves a transaction that is so big that it looks like it can be disruptive and manipulative, or if there are other suspicious signs, can other miners refuse to accept those transactions from the blockchain? Do Bitcoin exchanges have any mechanisms against HFTs?
Hello
My name is Mr.Toodle, and I'm a newbie!
My name is Mr.Toodle, and I'm a newbie!
Welcome, banks can do it, but do they?
Hi everyone
I am a Newbie.
Greeting!
I am a Newbie.
Greeting!
Hello everyone. This is my first post. I am wondering is there anything that can be done to prevent the banks from manipulating the bitcoin exchange rate with High Frequency Trading (HFT). My concern is that the banks can buy an excessive amount of BTCs and then sell them all at once and use HFT to buy even more at the cheaper rate. They can repeat this until they own enough BTC to control the market. Are there mechanisms to control this type of manipulation?
My next question to the moderator is when will I as a newbie be able to post this question to the proper forum that deals with bank involvement in Bitcoin?
I have made a Youtube video on Introduction to Bitcoin that I would like to share with all of you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvGh-Z00SeY&feature=c4-overview&list=UU9rOAPUfZe3KEja0vvFpe_A
hello
Hi there
Welcome
@Olinnebit Effectively they should do it because everything is nicely explained.
Welcome guys. Remember to read the stickies, especially if you are here to trade 
Hi!
Another newbie here.
Welcome
Another newbie here.
Welcome
Hi. me too. welcome.
Hi everyone
I am a Newbie.
Greeting!
I am a Newbie.
Greeting!
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