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June 26, 2011, 02:04:20 PM
#20
Agreed, if Bitomat got their act together, translated their website into English and other languages, and allowed different currencies to be traded, they'd be pretty much unstoppable.

See http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=22818.msg286942#msg286942

I'd like to use the Polish exchange, but I don't speak Polish, so can't read any of the links.
Agreed, if Bitomat got their act together, translated their website into English and other languages, and allowed different currencies to be traded, they'd be pretty much unstoppable.

Since google translate don't like https, feel free to use this. I only added a few lines, since I'm sure someone else will continue. :p

(Greasemonkey code:)
Code:
// ==UserScript==
// @name           bitomat extender
// @namespace      blah
// @description    translation etc
// @include        http*://*bitomat.pl*
// ==/UserScript==

window.addEventListener("load", function(e) {
  translate(english);
}, false);

function translate(language){
var dahtml = document.documentElement.innerHTML;
for (var phrase in language) {
if(language[phrase][0].length>0 && language[phrase][1].length>0){
dahtml = dahtml.replace(new RegExp(language[phrase][0],"g"),language[phrase][1]);
}
}
document.documentElement.innerHTML = dahtml;
}

var english = [
["Rynek","Market"],
["Najlepsze oferty","Best orders"],
["Oferty sprzedaży","Ask orders"],
["Oferty skupu","Bid orders"],
["Kupuj","Buy"],
["Sprzedaj","Sell"],
["Dodaj własną ofertę","Place your own order"],
["Ostatnie transakcje","Recent transactions"],
["Czas","Time"],
["Kurs","Price"],
["Aby zacząć handlować, musisz","To start trading, you have to"],
["zarejestrować się","register"],
[" i "," and "],
["dodać środki","add funds"],
["do swojego konta","to your account"],
["kontakt","contact"],
["sugestie","suggestions"],
["bugi","bugs"],
["wsparcie","support"],
["nie pobiera opłat","is free to use"],
["regulamin","rules"],
["sprzedawaj","sell"],
["za polskie złotówki","for Polish Zloty"],
["Dodaj środki","Add funds"],
["Kup","Buy"],
["Wypłać","Withdraw"],
["Historia","History"],
["Wykonaj przelew bankowy na konto","Add funds by bank wire"],
["Podaj kwotę w BTC jaką chcesz zdeponować","Enter the amount of BTC you wish to deposit"],
["Dane do przelewu bankowego","Bank wire details"],
["Zaloguj się","Log in"],
["Zarejestruj się","Register"],
[" lub "," or "],
["aby zobaczyć dane do przelewu","to see the transfer details"],
["Kwota BTC","BTC amount"],
["Dodaj","Add"],
["aby dodać","to add"],
["pojawią się na Twoim koncie gdy sieć Bitcoin potwierdzi Twoją wpłatę","will appear in your account after the transaction are confirmed by the network"],
["Jeśli wyślesz pieniądze z","If you send money with"],
["pieniądze pojawią się na Twoim koncie w ciągu od","the funds will appear in your account after"],
["kilku minut","a few minutes"],
["do kilku godzin","up to a few hours"],
["innego polskiego banku","another Polish bank"],
["pieniądze pojawią się na Twoim koncie najpóźniej w następnym dniu roboczym","the funds will appear in your account the next business day"],
["chyba że użyjesz serwisu takiego jak","unless you use a service such as"],
["Zasugeruj inne metody","Suggest other methods"],
["dodaj więcej","add more"],
["Dostępne złotówki na Twoim koncie","Available funds in your account"],
["Najniższa cena sprzedaży","Lowest asking price"],
["Ilość Bitcoinów","Amount of Bitcoins"],
["Maksymalna cena kupna","Maximum purchase price"],
["Aby kupić natychmiast, wybierz cenę","To make an instant buy, set the price to"],
[" za "," for "],
["Dostępne Bitcoiny na Twoim koncie","Available Bitcoiny balance in your account"],
["Najwyższa cena kupna","Highest bidding price"],
["Ile chcesz sprzedać","Amount to sell"],
["Minimalna cena sprzedaży","Minimum selling price"],
["Aby sprzedać natychmiast, wybierz cenę","To make an instant sell, set the price to"],
["Twoje aktywne zlecenia skupu/sprzedaży","Your active bid/ask orders"],
["Nie masz żadnych otwartych zleceń","You do not have any open orders"],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""]];

Ah... I see someone else had the same idea.  Nice!
riX
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June 22, 2011, 03:04:59 PM
#19
I'd like to use the Polish exchange, but I don't speak Polish, so can't read any of the links.
Agreed, if Bitomat got their act together, translated their website into English and other languages, and allowed different currencies to be traded, they'd be pretty much unstoppable.

Since google translate don't like https, feel free to use this. I only added a few lines, since I'm sure someone else will continue. :p

(Greasemonkey code:)
Code:
// ==UserScript==
// @name           bitomat extender
// @namespace      blah
// @description    translation etc
// @include        http*://*bitomat.pl*
// ==/UserScript==

window.addEventListener("load", function(e) {
  translate(english);
}, false);

function translate(language){
var dahtml = document.documentElement.innerHTML;
for (var phrase in language) {
if(language[phrase][0].length>0 && language[phrase][1].length>0){
dahtml = dahtml.replace(new RegExp(language[phrase][0],"g"),language[phrase][1]);
}
}
document.documentElement.innerHTML = dahtml;
}

var english = [
["Rynek","Market"],
["Najlepsze oferty","Best orders"],
["Oferty sprzedaży","Ask orders"],
["Oferty skupu","Bid orders"],
["Kupuj","Buy"],
["Sprzedaj","Sell"],
["Dodaj własną ofertę","Place your own order"],
["Ostatnie transakcje","Recent transactions"],
["Czas","Time"],
["Kurs","Price"],
["Aby zacząć handlować, musisz","To start trading, you have to"],
["zarejestrować się","register"],
[" i "," and "],
["dodać środki","add funds"],
["do swojego konta","to your account"],
["kontakt","contact"],
["sugestie","suggestions"],
["bugi","bugs"],
["wsparcie","support"],
["nie pobiera opłat","is free to use"],
["regulamin","rules"],
["sprzedawaj","sell"],
["za polskie złotówki","for Polish Zloty"],
["Dodaj środki","Add funds"],
["Kup","Buy"],
["Wypłać","Withdraw"],
["Historia","History"],
["Wykonaj przelew bankowy na konto","Add funds by bank wire"],
["Podaj kwotę w BTC jaką chcesz zdeponować","Enter the amount of BTC you wish to deposit"],
["Dane do przelewu bankowego","Bank wire details"],
["Zaloguj się","Log in"],
["Zarejestruj się","Register"],
[" lub "," or "],
["aby zobaczyć dane do przelewu","to see the transfer details"],
["Kwota BTC","BTC amount"],
["Dodaj","Add"],
["aby dodać","to add"],
["pojawią się na Twoim koncie gdy sieć Bitcoin potwierdzi Twoją wpłatę","will appear in your account after the transaction are confirmed by the network"],
["Jeśli wyślesz pieniądze z","If you send money with"],
["pieniądze pojawią się na Twoim koncie w ciągu od","the funds will appear in your account after"],
["kilku minut","a few minutes"],
["do kilku godzin","up to a few hours"],
["innego polskiego banku","another Polish bank"],
["pieniądze pojawią się na Twoim koncie najpóźniej w następnym dniu roboczym","the funds will appear in your account the next business day"],
["chyba że użyjesz serwisu takiego jak","unless you use a service such as"],
["Zasugeruj inne metody","Suggest other methods"],
["dodaj więcej","add more"],
["Dostępne złotówki na Twoim koncie","Available funds in your account"],
["Najniższa cena sprzedaży","Lowest asking price"],
["Ilość Bitcoinów","Amount of Bitcoins"],
["Maksymalna cena kupna","Maximum purchase price"],
["Aby kupić natychmiast, wybierz cenę","To make an instant buy, set the price to"],
[" za "," for "],
["Dostępne Bitcoiny na Twoim koncie","Available Bitcoiny balance in your account"],
["Najwyższa cena kupna","Highest bidding price"],
["Ile chcesz sprzedać","Amount to sell"],
["Minimalna cena sprzedaży","Minimum selling price"],
["Aby sprzedać natychmiast, wybierz cenę","To make an instant sell, set the price to"],
["Twoje aktywne zlecenia skupu/sprzedaży","Your active bid/ask orders"],
["Nie masz żadnych otwartych zleceń","You do not have any open orders"],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""],
["",""]];
sr. member
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June 22, 2011, 01:04:40 PM
#18
There is no big exchange in Russia, becouse any newly established buisnes like that is highly vulnerable here.
Starting project like this, means very risky nature of establisher, and that risky nature of owner, is a main enemy of new exchange. There will be big exchanges in Russia, but way to them will be long and rough.

Curently we have some number of small and therefore untrusted exchangers. When owners of such a exchangers will cooperate and become a partners, than it will mean establishing one big, normal exchange.
Users will have more trust in that exchange, knowing that partner owners controlling each other.

That process will take at least a year.
legendary
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June 22, 2011, 12:26:45 PM
#17
I wonder why Russian exchanges aren't more popular too.
This is an easy answer. Russian ruble is backed by oil and gas which is better than gold. Polish welfare state is backed by debt, debt and debt. The same model as in the US.
legendary
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June 22, 2011, 12:22:28 PM
#16
I wonder why Russian exchanges aren't more popular too.
This is an easy answer. Russian ruble is backed by oil and gas which is better than gold. Polish welfare state is backed by debt, debt and debt.
sr. member
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June 22, 2011, 11:13:42 AM
#15
Another thing can be memory of hyperinflation in 90's - everybody was a millionaire Wink
So many people still remember that fiat money can go very wrong anytime.

Wasn't there a problem with hyperinflation in Russia after the end of Communism in the 90s? I wonder why Russian exchanges aren't more popular too.
sr. member
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June 22, 2011, 11:02:05 AM
#14
I think Poland got so big bitcoin market because it's really easy to deposit funds at bitomat.
From very popular bank it's like 1h normally, rest are <24h.
Withdraw of PLN is <8h, soooo yeah! Wink

Another thing can be memory of hyperinflation in 90's - everybody was a millionaire Wink
So many people still remember that fiat money can go very wrong anytime.
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June 22, 2011, 10:46:17 AM
#13
Quote
One tends to be more unflinching and have stronger nerves in pursuit of better money if one can closely remember queuing for bread, oppressive government and hyperinflation. I could be wrong, just my theory.

We have 2011, fall of communism regime was in 1989 (22 years ago!), 95% of BitCoin users have no memories (or early childhood memories) from previous system so it  hasn't affected their "mindset".

Your point of view is idealistic, of course there is a freedom-loving anti-central part of it, but the reality is slightly different and main factors are strictly economic.
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June 22, 2011, 10:04:02 AM
#12
Well its not that good atm either.

Recently about a 6 moths ago we had a big "government action", when they have closed over 1500 shops in the country. The shops weren't braking any laws but for politics it was a good way to rise up stats, and prevent someone else to grab their position. Every owner had a right to complain, but the government is doing everything to prevent them for justice against them.

So actually may by the country itself is done with the soviet regiment but those old (99% of them are) politics are holding to the soviet tradition in way of acting and ruling, well poor bastards don't know how to do it other way, they were born and raised on that foundations.


So the regiment is not over yet, its just covered up with new clothes so everyone would think its over Smiley





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June 22, 2011, 09:51:30 AM
#11
All countries are satellites of the Bankers.  Except those currently being attacked by NATO/U.S.
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etcetera
June 22, 2011, 09:38:51 AM
#10
Quote
They remained un-phased because nowadays they are a satellite of the United States.

To be correct whole EU is satellite of US (especially in a military sense)
To be correct this is incorrect. Of course, there are many satellites of the US especially among Eastern European countries. Poland, however, is a very special case. They have the lowest orbit as a satellite of the United States among all EU member countries.

Bah, this is only so because they are still on the rebound from being a satellite of the Sovjets. My only point in mentioning was that life under a communist regime beholden to the needs of Moscow was partially character forming of the Polish bitcoin market. One tends to be more unflinching and have stronger nerves in pursuit of better money if one can closely remember queuing for bread, oppressive government and hyperinflation. I could be wrong, just my theory.

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June 22, 2011, 09:38:46 AM
#9
And bitomat.pl is 100% free  Cool
legendary
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June 22, 2011, 09:22:34 AM
#8
Quote
They remained un-phased because nowadays they are a satellite of the United States.

To be correct whole EU is satellite of US (especially in a military sense)
To be correct this is incorrect. Of course, there are many satellites of the US especially among Eastern European countries. Poland, however, is a very special case. They have the lowest orbit as a satellite of the United States among all EU member countries.
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June 22, 2011, 08:16:47 AM
#7
Quote
They remained un-phased because nowadays they are a satellite of the United States.

To be correct whole EU is satellite of US (especially in a military sense) but it seems that you are financial satelite of China.

Anyway, we are doing good, we have biggest non english forum http://bitcoin.pl/forum/index.php and few days old pool mine: http://polmine.pl/en/?setlang=en (en version)

Trenads are pretty similar to global ones, there is a mining boom, speculation paradise and small slowly growing economy.
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etcetera
June 22, 2011, 07:44:44 AM
#6
Maybe it's the still fresh memory of fifty years as a satellite of the Sovjet Union but the Poles remained un-phased by the bearshit-storm blowing down off the Mountain.
They remained un-phased because nowadays they are a satellite of the United States.

Well... gotta be a satellite of someone. Wink

(for now anyway, *clenches gauntleted fist*)
sr. member
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June 22, 2011, 07:39:43 AM
#5
..it's been nice and reassuring seeing the Poles holding steady up there near the top of bitcoincharts.

+1

The sooner Bitcoin stops being centered on the USD the better
legendary
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June 22, 2011, 07:15:36 AM
#4
Maybe it's the still fresh memory of fifty years as a satellite of the Sovjet Union but the Poles remained un-phased by the bearshit-storm blowing down off the Mountain.
They remained un-phased because nowadays they are a satellite of the United States.
legendary
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June 22, 2011, 06:41:42 AM
#3
Agreed, if Bitomat got their act together, translated their website into English and other languages, and allowed different currencies to be traded, they'd be pretty much unstoppable.
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June 22, 2011, 06:11:05 AM
#2
I'd like to use the Polish exchange, but I don't speak Polish, so can't read any of the links.

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etcetera
June 22, 2011, 05:48:23 AM
#1
It's been a rough few days, but it's been nice and reassuring seeing the Poles holding steady up there near the top of bitcoincharts. Maybe it's the still fresh memory of fifty years as a satellite of the Sovjet Union but the Poles remained un-phased by the bearshit-storm blowing down off the Mountain.

From now on I will be keeping an eye on the Polish exchange to get a sense of deeper sentiment, what's really going on regardless of the flocks of skittish birds taking off at every sudden movement and obscuring the longer-term view. Dunno if the nature of the Polish market tends to be longer term bitcoin savers or people actually using bitcoins for something, would be interesting to know.

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