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    [Daily Discussion] Tuesday, January 30, 2018 Bitcoin Markets

    [Daily Discussion] Tuesday, January 30, 2018

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 08:05 PM PST

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    U.S. Regulators to Subpoena Crypto Exchange Bitfinex, Tether

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 10:10 AM PST

    Bloomberg is reporting that Bitfinex and Tether are getting subpoena'd: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-30/crypto-exchange-bitfinex-tether-said-to-get-subpoenaed-by-cftc

    From the article:

    U.S. regulators are scrutinizing one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges as questions mount over a digital token linked to its backers.

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission sent subpoenas last week to virtual-currency venue Bitfinex and Tether, a company that issues a widely traded coin and claims it's pegged to the dollar, according to a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing private information. The firms share the same chief executive officer.

    Tether's coins have become a popular substitute for dollars on cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide, with about $2.3 billion of the tokens outstanding as of Tuesday. While Tether has said all of its coins are backed by U.S. dollars held in reserve, the company has yet to provide conclusive evidence of its holdings to the public or have its accounts audited. Skeptics have questioned whether the money is really there.

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    Thanks for the upvote! What do you want to know about Korea?

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 02:13 AM PST

    So the past few days I have uploaded links to articles that I write talking about the Korean crypto market, news and situation here. I was surprised to see the great reaction from the first article, where it got over 400 upvotes. On the second it got 8.

    Seeing the big difference between those two, I am wondering what kind of news do you want to know about Korean markets and regulations etc here. I live here, and work at an exchange so I feel like I am in a good place to help people out here, if I only know what kind of information everyone is looking for.

    I obviously can't write about confidential information about listings, regulations etc (thats why I won't be revealing which exchange I work at) but I feel like I can provide accurate information with all the meaningless fud that news outlets have put out on Korea in the last two weeks that just wasn't true.

    ;tldr what kind of news do you want to know about Korea that I could help out getting since I live here?

    Thanks!

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    Cryptopia Exchange No Longer Accepting NZD Deposits Due to Bank Account Termination

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 12:10 AM PST

    Well as unfortunate as it is to have problems with another exchange but on top of the recent complaints they have been receiving. It appears from their Twitter, FB, and their news page (https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/News) their bank has told them they are closing their bank account. Hopefully this doesn't mean the end as they had many of the small coins that no other exchange had.

    There is always the hope that they can get all problems fixed and take care of the customers that have filed complaints so they can continue to be around. No one wants to see an exchange go down, especially with all the new influx of people into cryptocurrency in the past few months. This is just another thing that does not help the entire crypto community.

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    How do you read BTC short/long chart?

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 03:28 AM PST

    Moon Math Update - 2018-01-29

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 10:06 AM PST

    Go to http://moonmath.win for the full update and rainbow charts

    I've said this before: When I get quiet, it's time to accumulate. I've been quiet. Before I went quiet I suggested it was a good time to DCA into a position. The jury is far from out on that, but I think moon math is tracking pretty well with this retrace.

    Moon Math takes a long-term bull perspective. It doesn't say "Insane awesome returns forever!" Instead, it invites you to consider our current price position against past trends. I know for a fact that some people look at the rainbow charts and think "Oh boy, we're in the red and it's only up from here." That's insane. Don't do that again. Projecting the price based on the trend from the ATH isn't going to work out for anyone. The Moon Math we're seeing today is probably a better projector of performance than any time in the last several months (I'll get that time travel feature done someday).

    Is this retrace over? I'm going to shout an unsatisfying and resounding "possibly" on this. Part of the reason that I haven't been posting is that my position on this hasn't changed. "Possibly" and "no change" is a boring answer, but I'll spice it up for you a little today, because the outlook has improved from when I last posted.

    BBands are tightening.

    BBands have been tightening for a while, and we're going to start seeing tight BBands on the 12-hour chart soon. Bitcoin is volatile. BBands like this predict a move in one direction or the other. A direction for the price will be more firmly established in the next five days. If it breaks down I expect slower growth over the next four to six months as well as significantly less volatility. If we break up, then I think we'll see continued parabolic growth on the log chart and a new ATH in the next month. Clearly, I think that the price breaking down one more time will be good for Bitcoin long-term.

    We can sustain BBands this tight for months at a time. Observe the 12-hour bands In April through June in 2017. That pattern shows the price doubling in 2 months. So, nothing definitive there. Having a direction doesn't mean we'll have a big change in price, though.

    Bouncing off the bottom of our short-term trend

    We've bounced off the bottom of our short-term trend 4 times in the last two weeks with decreasing bear volume. That indicates that there's a lot of support at the bottom of our trend. The drop in volume shows that bears are running out of supply.

    The short-term up trend is sustainable

    The slope of our short-term trend is only slightly greater than the 6-month trend. IMO, fundamentals show that it's possible to maintain that trend indefinitely. That's true of a rational market, anyway.

    Local Bitcoins Volume is growing

    Volume at Local Bitcoins is about 5x to 6x what it was this time last year. I'm not sure they can bust at the seams like that for another year, but linear growth from here seems like a conservative expectation for at least the next year. I suspect we're going to see about 40 to 80 million USD a day flow into Bitcoin through Local Bitcoins by the end of 2018. That will be an important metric used to analyze our entrance into a pre-halving market through 2019.

    Sentiment is as low as we've seen in a while

    Consider the price and infrastructure of Bitcoin today vs six months ago. Consider the attacks we've flourished through. It's normal to see sentiment turn against Bitcoin. If it didn't we'd see unstainable growth and even more volatility. If you bet against the crowd, now is the time to make a bet.

    Going back into my hole and shutting up while I'm proven right, again. Maybe I'll check in again later this week.

    Good hunting

    Go to http://moonmath.win for the full update and rainbow charts

    Label 7-day Performance 30-day Performance 60-day Performance 90-day Performance 2017 - Present Performance 2016 - Present Performance 2015 - Present Performance 2014 - Present Performance 2013 - Present Performance 2012 - Present Performance 2011 - Present Performance July 2010 - Present Performance
    Starting Price USD $11,522.86 $14,427.87 $9,816.35 $6,121.80 $997.69 $434.46 $313.92 $770.44 $13.30 $5.27 $0.30 $0.09
    Compounding Daily Periodic Rate 0.21% -0.70% 0.29% 0.72% 0.63% 0.44% 0.32% 0.18% 0.37% 0.35% 0.41% 0.43%
    Over $20,000.00 on 2018-10-08 Never!!! 2018-07-30 2018-04-12 2018-04-21 2018-05-29 2018-07-11 2018-11-15 2018-06-20 2018-06-27 2018-06-02 2018-05-26
    Over $31,622.78 on 2019-05-13 Never!!! 2019-01-03 2018-06-14 2018-07-03 2018-09-11 2018-11-30 2019-07-24 2018-10-23 2018-11-06 2018-09-22 2018-09-10
    Over $100,000.00 on 2020-11-08 Never!!! 2020-02-01 2018-11-21 2019-01-02 2019-06-03 2019-11-22 2021-04-13 2019-09-02 2019-10-03 2019-06-30 2019-06-04
    Over $1,000,000.00 on 2023-11-02 Never!!! 2022-03-30 2019-10-06 2020-01-03 2020-11-13 2021-11-04 2024-09-23 2021-05-22 2021-07-26 2021-01-11 2020-11-20
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    Over the last 6 weeks I've written a functioning Crypto trading bot in VB.NET and here are some of the important tips & things I've learned and some VB.NET code for you to use.

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 02:16 PM PST

    I started on December 18th when I was playing about with Google Sheets and pulling prices from exchanges using the CRYPTOFINANCE() plugin... it was slow, clunky and the data was wildly old - I knew I could do something better in VB.NET but at this point had absolutely no idea where to start, no idea about trading, no idea how exchanges or API's worked and no idea just how bad I was at programming. I've asked a lot of dumb questions, I've lost a bunch of money making mistakes & learning as I go... Fast forward to today however and I have a fully functioning, cross-exchange trading bot. Sweet!

    1) Truncate your numbers, don't round.**

    Hindsight makes this seem so obvious to me now, but when you're working with Bitcoin balances to 8 decimal places, exchange rates to 5 decimal places and sums that can increase your decimal places exponentially, it helps to be precise. Even an extra 0.00000001 in the wrong place can cause an exchange to reject your request. Honestly if I'd have realised this sooner I'd be about 2 weeks ahead right now and nowhere near as bald.

    The below functions in will truncate any decimal number with no rounding:

    Public Function Trunc8(numbertoTuncate As Decimal) As Decimal Return Math.Truncate(numbertoTuncate * 100000000) / 100000000 End Function Public Function Trunc5(numbertoTuncate As Decimal) As Decimal Return Math.Truncate(numbertoTuncate * 100000) / 100000 End Function

    ** Absolutely do round when exchange such as Bitstamp does it's fee calculations in spot USD price. Below is the logic I use to do this:

    Dim amount_btc As Decimal = BTCtoSpend / ASK ' Full amount in BTC Dim fee_btc As Decimal = amount_btc * 0.0025 ' Get 0.25% of the BTC amount Dim fee_USD As Decimal = fee_btc * BitstampBTCUSD ' Convert to USD Dim round_USD As Decimal = Math.Round(fee_USD, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) ' Round up Dim round_BTC As Decimal = round_USD / BitstampBTCUSD ' Convert back to BTC Dim amount = amount_btc - round_BTC ' minus the fee

    2) Websockets are your friend.

    It's really easy to query Bitstamp or GDAX's API for the prices(Last/Bid/Ask). The query might take a 3rd of a second to get there, a 3rd of a second to get back - by the time your software has interpreted it it may have been nearly a full second. The prices you end up being sent back can some times be stale/out of date. Couple this with the API rate limits (Once a second on Bitstamp if you end up polling it continuously) and you can soon end up with stale information. The websockets allow the exchanges to push information to you, in real-time, as it happens. Seriously, they're fucking rad and you can query that data til the cows come home. Millisecond timers FTW!

    Bitstamp uses Pusher, GDAX is a plain old web socket. It took me an age to figure it out, and honestly I've done it rather arse-about-tit, but here's the code I ended up using:

    Bitstamp:(You'll need PusherClient from Nuget)

    Imports PusherClient Imports Newtonsoft.Json.Linq Public WithEvents pusherClient As New Pusher("de504dc5763aeef9ff52") Public WithEvents BitstampLTCBTCOrderbook As Channel Public WithEvents BitstampLTCBTCTrades As Channel Public WithEvents BitstampBTCUSDTrades As Channel Public WithEvents BitstampEURUSDTrades As Channel pusherClient.Connect() Public Sub pusher_Connected() Handles pusherClient.Connected BitstampLTCBTCTrades = pusherClient.Subscribe("live_trades_ltcbtc") End Sub Public Sub BitstampLTCBTCTrades_Subscribed(Sender As Object) Handles BitstampLTCBTCTrades.Subscribed BitstampLTCBTCTrades.Bind("trade", AddressOf BitstampLTCBTCTrade) End Sub Public Sub BitstampLTCBTCTrade(data) Dim jss = JObject.Parse(data.ToString) BitstampPrice = CDec(jss("price_str").ToString) BitstampLastAmount = CDec(jss("amount_str").ToString) End Sub

    That's basically it - the different channels are all documented in the API and you can format the JSON til your little crypto heart's content.

    GDAX:(You'll need Websocket4NET from Nuget) P.S. I know my sending raw JSON is a fucking abomination.

    Imports WebSocket4Net Imports Newtonsoft.Json.Linq Public WithEvents websocketGDAX As WebSocket websocketGDAX = New WebSocket("wss://ws-feed.gdax.com") websocketGDAX.Open() Public Sub gdax_Connect() Handles websocketGDAX.Opened Dim Data As String = "{ ""type"": ""subscribe"", ""product_ids"":[""BTC-EUR""], ""channels"": [""heartbeat"", { ""name"": ""ticker"", ""product_ids"": [""LTC-BTC""] }]}" websocketGDAX.Send(Data) End Sub Public Sub gdax_Data(sender As Object, args As WebSocket4Net.MessageReceivedEventArgs) Handles websocketGDAX.MessageReceived Dim jss = JObject.Parse(args.Message) Try If jss("type").ToString = "ticker" Then Select Case jss("product_id") Case "LTC-BTC" GDAXPrice = CDec(jss("price")) GDAXBid = CDec(jss("best_bid")) GDAXAsk = CDec(jss("best_ask")) GDAXLastSize = CDec(jss("last_size")) Case "EUR-USD" GDAXEURUSD = CDec(jss("price")) Case "BTC-USD" End Select End If Catch ex As Exception Exit Sub End Try End Sub

    Again, that's kind of it. Some proper error handling wouldn't go amiss, but I'm lazy and I use GOTO's all over the shop anyway so I'm basically a terrible human being.

    3) Hashing. Fucking Hashing.

    Ok so basically when sending authenticated/private API calls you need to hash bits of the message in order to prove authenticity. This was a bitch to try and cobble together the right code. Here, have it. It's yours:

    Imports System.Security.Cryptography Imports System.Text Module Hashing Public Function HMACSHA256_Encrypt(ByVal message As String, secret As String) As String Try Dim secretkey As String = secret Dim sha As New System.Security.Cryptography.HMACSHA256(System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes(secretkey)) Dim Hash() As Byte = sha.ComputeHash(System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes(message)) Dim sb As New StringBuilder(Hash.Length * 2) For Each B As Byte In Hash sb.Append(Hex(B).PadLeft(2, "0")) Next Return sb.ToString.ToUpper Catch ex As Exception Debug.Print(Date.Now & " SHA256_Encrypt error " & ex.Message) Return Nothing End Try End Function Public Function HashString(ByVal str As String, ByVal secret As Byte()) As String Dim bytes As Byte() = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(str) Using hmac = New HMACSHA256(secret) Dim hash As Byte() = hmac.ComputeHash(bytes) Return Convert.ToBase64String(hash) End Using End Function End Module

    Top one for Bitstamp, Bottom one for GDAX. They differ slightly in the way they do things and the output they provide, hence there being two. Don't ask me what they do, couldn't tell you. Not a clue.

    4) Verbose logging. Verbose logging. Verbose logging.

    So you've made your bot, hit the button and....nothing. Now these things don't happen instantly; Even if you place an order at Ask or Bid, it might be minutes, even hours until it gets filled. Maybe your bot keeps erroring out and you don't know why. Write yourself a little logging function that you can copy and paste into your functions & subs that outputs the data you're sending and the data you're receiving along with a timestamp so you can debug if stuff isn't working. Again, I'm lazy and shit and this took me way longer to realise than it should have.

    5) Don't be afraid to ask questions.

    One of the biggest things that totally blew my mind was just how closed up some people are; on Reddit, forums, discord rooms... you name it. There's this weird stigma about people who trade & write bots that if they share their knowlege they'll somehow be doing themselves out of returns. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Ask enough, and eventually someone will come along and help. For every 10 people who chastised me for asking for coding help, trading help or whatever, 1 person would help out - it's worth enduring the rough for that... also, fuck those 10 people.

    6) God damn Nonce generation.

    A nonce is basically a unique, yet increasing number. Again, this was all massive trial and error. Bitstamp nonces and GDAX nonces work slightly differently and are interpreted slightly differently. Here's the code I use:

    Module Nonces Public Function GenerateStampNonce() As String Static lastnonce As String Dim newNonce As String = Replace(Math.Round((DateTime.UtcNow - New DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0)).TotalMilliseconds / 1000, 1).ToString("#0.0"), ".", "") Do While lastnonce = newNonce Threading.Thread.Sleep(10) newNonce = Replace(Math.Round((DateTime.UtcNow - New DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0)).TotalMilliseconds / 1000, 1).ToString("#0.0"), ".", "") Loop lastnonce = newNonce Return newNonce End Function Public Function GenerateGDAXNonce() As Decimal Static lastnonce As Decimal Dim newNonce As Decimal = (DateTime.UtcNow - New DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0)).TotalMilliseconds / 1000 Do While lastnonce = newNonce Threading.Thread.Sleep(10) newNonce = (DateTime.UtcNow - New DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0)).TotalMilliseconds / 1000 Loop lastnonce = newNonce Return newNonce End Function End Module

    It's dirty...I know (I like it that way) - however it just simply works. I'm sure there's a more elegant way of generating these but honestly I ran out of patience on this because it's so simple when you look at it once it works.

    7) Don't bog yourself down with a GUI.

    Seems kind of daft, but running a bot as a console app forced me not only to be more verbose, but also helped really train my though process in terms of what all the timers in the background are doing. Not to mention, if you're anything like me you'll probably end up bogging it right down with all kinds of unnecessary GUI crap... in fact my first bot that was a total failure had more code to make the GUI whistle and pop than it did quality trading code.

    You need so little input for a trading bot besides a config file full of preferences that your only real commands for any kind of interaction are quite simply:

     Console.WriteLine() Console.ReadKey()

    7.5) Limit orders on GDAX - FREE! As in... no fees!

    Some people act like this is some kind of trade secret (haha, puns) but if you put a limit order on GDAX you almost always pay absolutely no fees. If you want to GUARANTEE you pay no fees, have your order set to post_only=true. This forces the order onto the books, which means you MUST place it AT Bid/Ask (depending on direction) or above/below, it'll get rejected if you try and eat into the other side of the spread.

    8) Async/Multithread your requests to the API's.

    I haven't done this, so I have no code to share. But if you suddenly lose connection or there's a blip or whatever, there's often no way of specifying a timeout and it could potentially freeze/crash your application.

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    I guess that's all I can think of. It might seem like simple, trivial stuff but when it comes to writing something in a language like VB.NET there's very little resources out there at all... I went through some pretty mind-bending trial and error that while fun and now rewarding, was very frustrating at the time.

    All in all, writing a program that can interact with an exchange is a wholly steep learning experience and I've learned more in terms of my general programming ability and my knowlege and understanding of trading & exchanges in general than I had in months or even years before doing this.

    Feel free to ask any questions, I'll try to answer them as best I can.

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    A look at the price action

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 10:14 AM PST

    https://www.tradingview.com/x/SLsbBSwM/

    Here's what I'm looking at. I expect the $9-10k level to fail before heading higher.

    Really there are zones of support next is $7.7-$8.3k but I doubt that holds with a break below this level and I expect about a 68% total decline which gets us right into the next level zone of support $5.45-$6.2k.

    If you look back at 2013 at the end of the year there was a 68% decline. A similar decline could and likely will happen before heading higher in my view.

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    Currently need help with explaining to someone on Buying, Selling, Quick-Selling, and over general info of the market

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 10:58 PM PST

    As you can tell from the title itself, I, myself am a noob at this but i know minimal info and very little time to research what i can. Those who have expanded knowledge to Bitcoin please help me out with these topics in as simple or detailed as you would like.

    Current Situation: I have a friend whose mother is about to drop 10,000 CDN to invest to bitcoin as a quick money grab. I have explained that there a issues with this so I wanted to try explaining as best as possible but it hasn't worked so far.

    I feel as if she will end up losing money and paying more because of this plan of hers. We all know bitcoin is currently unstable and doesn't really want to raise up at the moment (for all we know) so I would please appreciate you all helping me out by not only educating myself, but other people i plan to pass this info off to if this becomes successful enough to be used as a source of the knowledge I hopefully will have because of this.

    Side note: I do realise my grammar is not the best I am only 17 and barely pay attention in my english classes, but i tried my best. I also have a small sum of bitcoin as i have just started investing because of the recent crash, I plan to "hodl" it and hopefully wait for the market to fix itself.

    As a final note I would like to thank you guys for viewing this thread and hopefully helping myself expand my knowledge, I hope you all do well and lets hope for the best!

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    My view on the tether situation; watch for a disaster but the system may fix itself before it explodes.

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 09:29 AM PST

    Tether is a powder keg, it was always one even before the red flags. Fuck bitfinex and the fucking haircut; its a dangerous tool for arbitrage and it should have stayed that way a necessary and useful evil that only a small section of the market uses to keep everything flowing smoothly.

    However ico mania and legacy legal frameworks has created a situation; tether-based extanages. Let me explain, in my view there are two main type of extangages that have been popping up, good proper extanages, like coinbase or gemini that have few coin pairs but can function with the existing banking system and well the other ones who use a fair bit of tether and have all the coins they can program into their system. Ponzi coin, useless eth token and dogecoin and the less honest versions. So tether are shitcoins, shitcoins are tether.

    Currently btc dominance is down to 33%; and I hear you say "but bitcoin isn't the only coin that matters" sure eth, ltc, xmr and even cash I can see why someone with two brain cells to rub together may want these coins but thats doesn't make the btc dominance charts ok https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ the fucking "other" category is up to 24%. We could debate for years which coins are acceptable, but I don't think these two facts are up for debate: most coins are shit, and shit is up massively. The details of how long the sane list is 1, 3 or 15 coins don't matter, we are looking at 20-30% shitcoin dominance.

    If a shitcoin extanage gets showdown; that part of the market will likely take a major hit; if many of them do so at the same time? I don't see many of those shitcoins surviving and panic would set in.

    We have two good pieces of good news:

    1. tether is getting a competitor; it will also be a powder keg waiting to blow probably; but the chance they both die at the same time is low; meaning shitcoin extanages that use both won't necessarily be huge sources of counterparty risk

    2. Lightning network is really here most of the asic-hate crowd may stumble their way back towards ltc; which actually is on my sane coin list.

    If either of those happen before tether explodes we may not see a meaningful crash at all

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    Coinone and its affiliate bank, Nonghyup, Make Surprising Announcement Regarding New Investors

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 05:31 AM PST

    Coinone announced today that not only is it opening back up deposits for existing members but also it was allowing deposits from new accounts as well. On the 30th Nonghyup announced that as of 9 AM, it had started registering new accounts for depositing fiat into the Coinone Exchange.

    This comes after the new changes to the Korean deposit system where real-name accounts are now required in order to make deposits. For the previous 2 weeks, no deposits were allowed while these systems were put into place.

    Other exchanges currently are not accepting new users, but Coinone seems to have taken the initiative here in order to be first in helping new users get accounts. Coinone has typically been seen as one of the more conservative exchanges in Korea, listing fewer and more established coins compared to others, but this seems to break with that trend. The news about this has already started popping up on Korean cryptocurrency forums, and it would only seem natural that the rest of the exchanges will soon follow suit.

    Source:

    Yonhap News http://m.news.naver.com/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=101&oid=001&aid=0009847430

    https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@jnem/coinone-and-its-affiliate-bank-nonghyup-announce-accounts-for-new-traders-being-accepted

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    How to extract historic data from tradingview?

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 01:29 AM PST

    I am interested in historic data for certain currency pairs and crypto exchanges for backtesting of strategies and profit calculations. Tradingview provides provides charts and technical analysis for quite a few pairs and exchanges. I therefore would be interested to extract the historic data per candle (Open, High, Low, Close) on minute time frame.

    Has anyone already found a way to do this? Any python script available to get started?

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    exchange will report foir tax purpose to states where you pay taxes (tax residency) or to your citizenship ?

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 07:22 AM PST

    hi, for example, if you trade on coinbase, or kraken in 2017 in spain and then in 2018 change tax residency, to romania. That day there will be massiv exhcange of information from the exchange to the tax services lets say in 2020 about the activity on the year 2017, will it be to the tax residency of the person in 2020, or to his citizenship? Or will it be to spain, where he used to trade in 2017

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    How is it feels for rich hodlers with hundreds of BTC (or even more) see his wealth growing and shrinking significantly everyday?

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 07:17 AM PST

    I am really nervous already seeing up and down for my little stake. How is the rich one (say more than 1000BTC) feels if the market go down more than 1k USD in a single day, (i.e lost 1M in a day) ...

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    Bitcoin day trading in bulgaria

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 07:16 AM PST

    Hi, is it necessary to create a company in bulgaria when you daytrade, as a full time job, bitcoin/usd and bitcoin/crypto pairs, or can you just report throught your personnal name and pay 10% tax

    thanks

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    Kraken - Fiat Withdrawal

    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 05:52 AM PST

    If anyone else is still using Kraken (and I can't think why anybody would at this stage) I want to draw attention to my experience I tried to withdraw €1900 or so from my Kraken account today to my own bank account via a SEPA transfer after selling some BTC. All seemed to have gone fine and the status was set to "Sending", but, the status is still set at sending and it is now Now I'm wondering if anybody else has had similar issues as it seems like the lack of anything except vague answers here. I live in the Italy and I'm using an international bank and I have never had any issues withdrawing or depositing funds to a SEPA bank at all so this just screams alarm bells at me.

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    [Spreadsheet] How much money are you losing in SHAPESHIFT conversions?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 10:18 AM PST

    Hey /cryptocurrency/,

    Here's a spreadsheet that I made so I could easily see how much money I was losing for each currency conversion on shapeshift. I figured it would be useful to someone else.

    This takes into account their provided rate, as well as the mining fee.

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OyJglH5vOzqYAqbb9ifu8607Rs8fOuoKjrbDH_FVMmc/edit?usp=sharing

    This spreadsheet uses Shapeshift's API, as well as the CRYPTOFINANCE add-on.

    I made this edit-able (with most of the spreadsheet being protected) for test purposes, but you should make your own copy if you want to use it regularly.

    PM me for additional crypto requests - I only added the crypto I trade - or bugs :)

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    Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency And The Government Regulation Paradox

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 10:57 AM PST

    Does anyone see the btc price rebounding to 17k+ again?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2018 12:39 PM PST

    With the insane fees, slow transaction times and other drama it seems as if btc has lost its steam. Will lightning and segwit solve these issues? No BTC circle jerk answers please.

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