right. deposits are back up.
Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 629. (Read 1047042 times)
October 10, 2014, 11:43:36 AM
October 10, 2014, 11:38:51 AM
looks like we're maybe gonna have a day of sideways trading here
needs buy support in the mid to high 80's
needs buy support in the mid to high 80's
waiting for cryptsy to fix their issues. Dumpers are clearly out. Buysupport isn't the problem.
No trades because no deposit at cryptsy right now.
I think cryptsy deposit issue is fixed my btc just posted. It never showed up in the "pending deposits" though
October 10, 2014, 11:18:23 AM
looks like we're maybe gonna have a day of sideways trading here
needs buy support in the mid to high 80's
needs buy support in the mid to high 80's
waiting for cryptsy to fix their issues. Dumpers are clearly out. Buysupport isn't the problem.
No trades because no deposit at cryptsy right now.
October 10, 2014, 10:52:15 AM
looks like we're maybe gonna have a day of sideways trading here
needs buy support in the mid to high 80's
needs buy support in the mid to high 80's
October 10, 2014, 10:26:47 AM
cryptsy deposit issue
October 10, 2014, 10:25:26 AM
UNO is the only top 50 coin in the green today
October 10, 2014, 09:59:53 AM
no more dumps.
Let's drum up some buypower to eat the annoying 0.01 wall
I'll get more btc. Once at the wall it'll be eaten pretty quick.
Since all weak hands are out there is no reason to not eat the wall. Buy it up to 0.01 on a bit of support and i'll eat most of that wall. No need to drag that out till christmas. The sooner we have those sellwallers out the better. Don't let him pull his wall before we can buy it.
Let's drum up some buypower to eat the annoying 0.01 wall
I'll get more btc. Once at the wall it'll be eaten pretty quick.
Since all weak hands are out there is no reason to not eat the wall. Buy it up to 0.01 on a bit of support and i'll eat most of that wall. No need to drag that out till christmas. The sooner we have those sellwallers out the better. Don't let him pull his wall before we can buy it.
October 10, 2014, 09:51:29 AM
all in all, its just another bit in the wall
Lol, awesome
October 10, 2014, 09:41:05 AM
Thanks, Learminer. I have no idea . . . but I shall ask.
[We want Datum A = 'Hedge 001/MARKIMZ' to become Datum B = 'Hedge 001/FREDNURKS']
'Pull request #2738 lets developers associate up to 80 bytes of arbitrary data with their transactions by adding an extra “immediately prune-able” zero-valued output.'
https://bitcoinfoundation.org/2013/10/core-development-update-5/
[We want Datum A = 'Hedge 001/MARKIMZ' to become Datum B = 'Hedge 001/FREDNURKS']
'Pull request #2738 lets developers associate up to 80 bytes of arbitrary data with their transactions by adding an extra “immediately prune-able” zero-valued output.'
https://bitcoinfoundation.org/2013/10/core-development-update-5/
October 10, 2014, 08:36:59 AM
all in all, its just another bit in the wall
October 10, 2014, 08:26:41 AM
4.7 btc till freedom
if you bring it to the 0.01 wall, i'll help eating it.
Sellwalls are my hate-target nr.1 now that we got no big dumpers left.
If you gotta hate something, hate the wall.
Here for you. Help me hate on it:
if you bring it to the 0.01 wall, i'll help eating it.
Sellwalls are my hate-target nr.1 now that we got no big dumpers left.
If you gotta hate something, hate the wall.
Here for you. Help me hate on it:
October 10, 2014, 05:52:26 AM
Question for the techies: Part I: How do you use the wallet to send messages on the blockchain with transactions? We need this for a project. How do you read those messages? Do we need a special explorer??
Part II: This is totally different than 'signing', whatever that is, right? I've heard of the term 'signing' with some sort-of validation of newly mined coinage, and also in terms of BTC Electrum, to 'sign' your offline wallet transactions with an online wallet sans private keys. Still have no idea what all that means technically, though.
The important question is Part I. Part II is just a pedantic study, I think, but would be great to understand, too.
Thanks In Advance! (T.I.A.!!)
AFAIK generally speaking there are many ways to attach messages to transactions, but most are considered hacks, have been disabled, are simply not supported by any client or rely on thrid party services. But there is one official way I happened to read about a while ago linked here. This was added to Bitcoin core almost exactly one year ago, so I believe Unobtanium should have that capability.
Basically what it does is OP_RETURN allows you to attach up to 80 bytes of data to a transaction. This is not exposed in the client though, you need to use the transaction API directly to read/write those. Maybe Blazr can give you some more information on this topic, wether it is supported in Unobtanium and if there are any plans to expose this functionality to Unobtanium users...
October 10, 2014, 02:49:20 AM
Please please please help us with this community project. Using the blockchain for Hedges would teach us a lot.
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October 10, 2014, 02:47:23 AM
Question for the techies: Part I: How do you use the wallet to send messages on the blockchain with transactions? We need this for a project. How do you read those messages? Do we need a special explorer??
Part II: This is totally different than 'signing', whatever that is, right? I've heard of the term 'signing' with some sort-of validation of newly mined coinage, and also in terms of BTC Electrum, to 'sign' your offline wallet transactions with an online wallet sans private keys. Still have no idea what all that means technically, though.
The important question is Part I. Part II is just a pedantic study, I think, but would be great to understand, too.
Thanks In Advance! (T.I.A.!!)
October 10, 2014, 02:45:31 AM
Hey Guys! Finally got the UNO bars through this week, pricing will be available soon, check out this video of the first run (sorry about the quality, high res photos will follow):
http://youtu.be/akiRvYU7I-c
I'll be ordering more, but right now there are only 5 pure silver strikes and around 20 plated ones.
These will be highly collectible by UNO fans! Save one for me!http://youtu.be/akiRvYU7I-c
I'll be ordering more, but right now there are only 5 pure silver strikes and around 20 plated ones.
Don't let KJU get them all!
When I found this picture, I thought the bars were extra large. Then I realized, KJU is just extra small.
Haha I'm surprised that he can hold them with his ankles right now ;-)
October 10, 2014, 12:18:39 AM
Does this mean we all owe FK a kg of UNO?
October 10, 2014, 12:06:52 AM
only 15 new coins a day!
@IMZ
the tax-thing in crypto will produce a lot of interesting courtcases in the future. I am looking forward to those.
@IMZ
the tax-thing in crypto will produce a lot of interesting courtcases in the future. I am looking forward to those.
October 09, 2014, 11:44:59 PM
@ V 500: thanks for that. What's happening here is a 'naming game.' If I exchange US Dollars for AU Dollars at American Express, I pay a fee, but no tax ('GST'). If I buy bullion, I pay no GST. But if I wanna buy a 'taxable supply':
'Many in Australia’s bitcoin industry expressed dismay at the definition of digital currencies as a taxable supply, a condition that adds 10% to the price of bitcoins sold on Australian exchanges and forces businesses to keep detailed records of transactions and price fluctuations.'
http://www.coindesk.com/australian-senate-launches-inquiry-bitcoin-digital-currencies
Imagine the outcry if tourists with chunks of holiday cash copped a 14% cut -- what we're now paying to buy Bitcoin -- at the American Express booth at the international terminal!
It's bastardry pure and simple.
It's always best to speak the truth. Many 'commercial' reports seem determined to paint only a rosy picture of Australia as a tech-savvy bunch. But it's just not the case. We aren't Bangladesh, but there's no doubt whatsoever that the Powers That Be want to stymie crypto adoption.
'Many in Australia’s bitcoin industry expressed dismay at the definition of digital currencies as a taxable supply, a condition that adds 10% to the price of bitcoins sold on Australian exchanges and forces businesses to keep detailed records of transactions and price fluctuations.'
http://www.coindesk.com/australian-senate-launches-inquiry-bitcoin-digital-currencies
Imagine the outcry if tourists with chunks of holiday cash copped a 14% cut -- what we're now paying to buy Bitcoin -- at the American Express booth at the international terminal!
It's bastardry pure and simple.
It's always best to speak the truth. Many 'commercial' reports seem determined to paint only a rosy picture of Australia as a tech-savvy bunch. But it's just not the case. We aren't Bangladesh, but there's no doubt whatsoever that the Powers That Be want to stymie crypto adoption.
October 09, 2014, 11:44:56 PM
FK was right
ding, ding, ding
the great bell. HALVING!
ding, ding, ding
the great bell. HALVING!
October 09, 2014, 11:43:34 PM
Aand it's gone.
We have halved.
Just remember that Halving UNO is not nearly as exciting as Having UNO.
We have halved.
Just remember that Halving UNO is not nearly as exciting as Having UNO.
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