Rough day today...
Fried my hard drive. Cooked. Toast. Nada. Zero. Smells like acid fried electronics = shot.
That's gonna set me back.
Works in bull or bear markets... its over 500 lines of code and trades on Ichi cloud, SAR, RSI, AROON and a host of other indicators. The same script works well in many markets. I've released LTCUSD PPCUSD NMCUSD LTCBTC NMCBTC and XPMBTC versions.
At the moment it only trades on market orders.
I'm also going to release a BTCUSD version... but I want to spend some long hours tuning it to all the old mtgox data from 2011 etc.
To the best of my knowledge its the single most profitable "for rent" LTCUSD bot in the cryptotrader market place.
11/1/13 $10,000 start
4/30/14 $2.97 MILLION simulation complete!
of course this is "simulation" an real results will vary with market conditions and the markets ability to absorb market orders etc. But apples to apples... It blows away most of the other LTCUSD cryptotrader rental bots available.
I also have been in contact with James Potter from tradewave.net
and I gave him links to a host of "open source" free scripts I've developed for cryptotrader. He'll be converting them over to python to help draw some people to tradewave...
He has you blocked with a Firefox greasemonkey script, nayjevin. You might as well be talking to a wall.
Sometimes giving someone a refund is the best business decision, presence. It doesn't really matter who's right and who's wrong -- just like I told the guy at MediaBridge (see this thread). Just give nayjevin the refund. What is it, $100? It's worth it, just to take the high ground, end the negative publicity, and most importantly show your commitment to treating your customers well.
Even if they don't deserve it.
Especially if they don't deserve it.
A straight refund would be .75 BTC. Justice is more than that. But presence only ever had a chance to profit on a very few sales here, and depending on the number of sockpuppets in this thread claiming to have purchased the bot, I might be his only sale. It's way more profitable, and no risk to him, to just keep the coin and hope he can make another sale or two.
With all the work he is putting into with his bots and Whitecoin he doesn't have time to be a customer service machine, but he is a very cool guy if you approach him with respect. If you still have a copy of the bot, my advice is to make amends and use it along with everyone else here to make money when the market turns around.
That reminds me I actually need to get a copy of the bot at some point
Pres, just an update, our work with Whitecoin hasn't been in vain: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=568517.msg6710681#msg6710681
I would cease and delete all my posts if there was ample evidence that Presence is not a scammer.
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A straight refund would be .75 BTC.
Sometimes giving someone a refund is the best business decision, presence.
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Especially if they don't deserve it.
Did you exit WC?
Asia’s richest man Li Ka-shing has boosted his investment in bitcoin, in a vote of confidence for the beleaguered digital currency, amid a crackdown on its widespread popularity in China.
Despite the price of a bitcoin tumbling from political pressure, the billionaire tycoon has poured an undisclosed amount of money, believed to be worth millions of dollars, into Bitpay, the bitcoin equivalent to PayPal, through his venture capital investment company Horizons Ventures.
Bitpay has raised US$30 million (HK$233 million) in Series A funding (convertible into common shares when an IPO is launched) from eight investors including Li’s money-spinning vehicle, Horizons. Fellow investors include Virgin’s Richard Branson, and top technology men including billionaires, the founder of Yahoo, Jerry Yang, and PayPal founder Peter Thiel.
Li Ka-shing has boosted his investment in bitcoin. Photo: Edward WongBuoyed by the investment, set to be the single largest fundraiser by a bitcoin company, BitPay co-founder Tony Gallippi said in a statement: “Bitcoin is a borderless and frictionless payment system, which is nearing a tipping-point moment in terms of merchant adoption.
Gallippi, also the company’s executive chairman, added: “Unlike existing payment technologies such as credit cards, with their high fees and risk of fraud and chargebacks, Bitcoin was designed for the internet age (sic), offering companies a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative.”
A spokeswoman for Horizons Ventures said: “We do not comment on any deals or rumours.”
John Greenwood, the architect of Hong Kong’s pegged currency regime, told the South China Morning Post in December, said investors should follow Li’s move to buy into firms providing the services that bitcoin holders use.
Horizons has a long and successful track record of investing in technology start-ups that turned into global brands with Li, currently worth US$32 billion according to Bloomberg Billionaires index, among the investors. Some of Horizons investment successes are social network behemoth Facebook and voice-over-IP service provider Skype, now owned by Microsoft.
Index Ventures Partner Jan Hammer, another of the investors alongside Horizon, added: “We see BitPay playing a key role in the future of electronic payments and paving the path for digital currency bitcoin.”
The global price of bitcoin has lost three-quarters of its value in just six months, tumbling from a peak of US$1,242 per coin. The latest price fall comes on repeated warnings from China’s central bank asking mainland financial institutions to stop doing business with bitcoin companies and individual customers to protect the value of the renminbi.
A US government report published on Monday said if Beijing successfully prevents Chinese users from accessing bitcoin, price declines would continue and threaten its legitimacy.
British billionaire Sir. Richard Branson is hot on Atlanta bitcoin startup BitPay.
Branson, founder of the Virgin Group, is part of a group of investors who recently plowed $30 million in BitPay.
The startup, which plans to add about 70 jobs, develops software tools that allow online merchants to collect payments over the bitcoin peer-to-peer payment network. On April 8, Atlanta Business Chronicle reported on Bitpay’s plans to raise the funding round.
The $30 million round was led Index Ventures, with participation from Founders Fund, Felicis Ventures, RRE Ventures and AME Cloud Ventures. Atlanta-based venture firm TTV Capital, which focuses on the fintech space, also invested in the round.
And, BitPay has drawn the backing of another high-roller, Hong Kong billionaire Sir. Li Ka-shing. Late last year, Horizon Ventures, which manages the private investment of Ka-shing in the technology, media and telecommunications sector, was part of a group that invested $2.7 million in BitPay.
post a BTC address
Agree that when you recieve the funds you will kindly delete your content from this thread and not ever post in my crypto currency related threads again.