Does the set come in a case? I recall seeing others posted in a nice case....didn't know if that was bought separately.
I'll throw in the case for this auction. Just remind me after the auction (whomever wins). I may forget. |
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To be even more clear it is a number between #1 and #500.
That number will not be specified until after the set is made for this auction.
But, to be clear, this is the equivalent to the set available on your site for 0.895 btc? I'm guessing you are asking if they are the same coin types. Yes they are described exactly as they are here on my website as a set and individually. Hope that helps. |
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To be even more clear it is a number between #1 and #500.
That number will not be specified until after the set is made for this auction.
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It is just a photo image. This exact set number is not the one for sale.
Otherwise I would have specified that.
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March 26th, 2016: Auction LEALANA 4-COIN Bitcoin Silver Set BTC  *****Carefully read this auction post in its entirety before bidding*****Auction ends at or around March 31st, 2016 Hawaiian Standard TimeThere is no specific hour this auction to end. Get your bid in early. I will announce on or around that day when the auction has ended.Minimum bid will start at 0.5BTC. Bidding will be done in 0.005BTC increments. Unsecure shipping (USPS Priority Mail): US - $10 International - $30 Secure Shipping (USPS Registered Mail): US - $30 International - $50 For either option buyer agrees to not hold myself or LEALANA, LLC liable if your coins are lost/stolen/damaged while in transit. Registered mail is just much more secure than regular priority. Choose your level of risk appetite. Shipping costs will be added to the winning bid after the auction.(ID will be required upon delivery for pickup) for both domestic U.S. and international customers. Bitcoin is the only accepted form of payment for this auction. Coins for this auction will ship out by April 11th, 2016.You are bidding for the following unfunded/buyer funded coins:
ONE 1 oz Silver Gold-plated 1 BTC Lealana Bitcoin
ONE 1 oz Silver 0.5 BTC Lealana Bitcoin
ONE 1/2 oz Silver 0.25 BTC Lealana Bitcoin
ONE 1/4 oz Silver 0.1 BTC Lealana BitcoinBy bidding on this auction you are agreeing to the terms listed at: http://lealana.com/tac.phpThe winner can choose how many coins they want to pre fund. All coins not pre funded before it ships will be marked "BUYER FUNDED" with a laser mark to each coin's hologram.
THESE COINS ARE BUYER FUNDED. The winner by bidding on this auction will accept the risks involved with shipping funded coins through USPS registered mail. The coins will be valued at the price paid plus the bitcoin that is loaded on to them. Winner agrees to hold LEALANA, LLC. and myself innocent of any losses while in transit (in the small event the coin goes missing/stolen while in transit).
Any customs/VAT taxes or fees that are placed on the package while going through customs for international customers are the responsibility of the buyer/winner to pay.Please bid in the following format (no extra precision decimals): CORRECT FORMAT
"I bid 1.07 BTC" INCORRECT FORMAT
"I bid 1.074839282"Should bids come in at the last minute I will allow for the auction to extended by 15 minute increments between bids. Once the 15 minutes is up and no bidding is done after the deadline specified ABOVE, the auction will end. To be clear on the precision of the auction times in 15 minute increments we are talking about the actual MINUTE and not the seconds that are posted on the forum timestamp. Payment address: <will be sent via PM in a PGP signed message to auction winner>Payment is due within 72 hours from the time the auction ends. Should the winner not honor their bid and not provide payment in that 72 period the next highest bidder will be required to honor their bid. By bidding in this auction thread you agree to this stipulation. In other words, please make sure you are able to honor your bid(s) in a timely manner before you bid.I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO INVALIDATE A BID FROM NEWBIE USERS. USUALLY THIS WILL BE THE CASE IF I HAVE NEVER DONE BUSINESS WITH YOU BEFORE.AUCTION WINNER INFORMATION SUBMISSION:
*If you win, please send me (IN ONE PRIVATE MESSAGE) immediately ALL of the following information as it is needed to ship you your coins correctly/promptly:
1. The # of coins you want to prefund. Which types and how many.
2. FULL Shipping information:
FIRST AND LAST NAME
STREET ADDRESS & BUILDING/SUITE #
CITY
STATE
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3. If you are outside of the US and want to insure prefunded coins please send me PM for details.
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The only issue I have with the whole lending scenario is COUNTER-PARTY-RISK. I guess if you don't believe Polo will ever get hacked or close down. Then you're good.
The other side of the coin is usually what I pay attention to when looking at any exchange or "other party".
There is also the risk that the short seller's equity does not cover the closed position is a fast rising market. Take a look at DASH/XMR currently the most liquid of the XMR markets to see what I mean. https://poloniex.com/exchange#xmr_dashYeah. Good point. It still falls under the counter-party-risk category. |
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If there are weak hands saying Monero cannot run anymore, it is always possible to borrow Moneros (obviosuly you have sold your coins already and need to borrow now), I am happy to feed your short positions.
The rates are now so low that not many will bother to lend but I can give a few coins for rent.
That been said, over 50 % of my coins are lent at 0.20 % or higher (even the loan with 0.900 % is still collecting interest).
I've gotten to the point where I am too big of a player to play the margin game anymore (at least without not disrupting the markets somewhat), so I am starting to look into other forms of making my money work for me, specifically the other side of the coin: lending. I say again, I really wish Poloniex allowed people to long other coins with borrowed XMR, but we seem to be getting a steady 0.1%-ish even with the only purpose of Monero lending being to short itself. Do you have any advice for a new wannabe lender who wants to stay competitive, but also not get into a bidding war with other lenders? What should I look for in offering an average loan? Are 0.1% 2-day loans the norm? Should I try to swing those low interest loans into higher rate ones once the initial term is up? Sorry, all this is a bit new to me, but I am learning quickly. Im way small fish and less expert than you, so I donīt have a sound strategie to offer you but... donīt you worry about your moneros not been returned back?. Since I learned that the leans are not 100% guarateed I just reduced this risk to the max... I offer some BTC at extortion rates from time to time, but I sleep better when they are under my control (well... Polo control) The only issue I have with the whole lending scenario is COUNTER-PARTY-RISK. I guess if you don't believe Polo will ever get hacked or close down. Then you're good. The other side of the coin is usually what I pay attention to when looking at any exchange or "other party". |
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Any idea why lending got so lucrative a few days ago and what conditions might make it so lucrative again?
Greed. |
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If there are weak hands saying Monero cannot run anymore, it is always possible to borrow Moneros (obviosuly you have sold your coins already and need to borrow now), I am happy to feed your short positions.
The rates are now so low that not many will bother to lend but I can give a few coins for rent.
That been said, over 50 % of my coins are lent at 0.20 % or higher (even the loan with 0.900 % is still collecting interest).
I've gotten to the point where I am too big of a player to play the margin game anymore (at least without not disrupting the markets somewhat), so I am starting to look into other forms of making my money work for me, specifically the other side of the coin: lending. I say again, I really wish Poloniex allowed people to long other coins with borrowed XMR, but we seem to be getting a steady 0.1%-ish even with the only purpose of Monero lending being to short itself. Do you have any advice for a new wannabe lender who wants to stay competitive, but also not get into a bidding war with other lenders? What should I look for in offering an average loan? Are 0.1% 2-day loans the norm? Should I try to swing those low interest loans into higher rate ones once the initial term is up? Sorry, all this is a bit new to me, but I am learning quickly. Perhaps you should seek professional advice from a financial advisor. |
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0.26BTC
Winning bid ^ Auction closed. |
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are views as to what constitutes a decentralized system differs to much...
Run by various government/institutions/corporations != decentralized coin. That's a "Capital Coin". If you want such a coin, just fork off with the existing support that you have already. Don't try turning Bitcoin into something that it isn't. in my view its my duty as a bitcoiner to discuss my views on its future. this doesn't necessarily mean agreeing with the status quo. ( if we all just TRUST 1 group of devs to have our best interest in mind, WTF is the point??? ) also... Run by various government/institutions/corporations Can == decentralized IF there is no central authorityso the peers are tend to be a level above individual poeple. Meh.... beside no one is stopping individuals to invest in a 10,000$ node and participate in this network i am suggesting. That's a pretty big IF. Most governments, institutions and corporations are fundamentally centralized. Hence why they each can be regulated. the canadian government is not subject to the USA government in a centralized manner. in a sense the systems of governance around the world are decentralized, each operating independently from each other working toward a common goal ( making pencils! ) when the governments meet at the united nations are they there to hear the wishes of a commander and chief and carry out his orders. or do they each act as individuals working ( trying to work ) toward a common goal, each with there own agenda. So long as there are competing interest who are dependent on a consistent blockchain Bitcoin will remain decentralized. The Canadian Government is still centralized in that you have a pretty big governmental system controlled from the top down ...just like the banking sector. You assume that there are no dark-shadowy-elite interests that have control within both US and Canada governments. The banking sector almost collectively around the world works together to manipulate markets. Not sure that is really TRUE decentralization in what you described. |
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are views as to what constitutes a decentralized system differs to much...
Run by various government/institutions/corporations != decentralized coin. That's a "Capital Coin". If you want such a coin, just fork off with the existing support that you have already. Don't try turning Bitcoin into something that it isn't. in my view its my duty as a bitcoiner to discuss my views on its future. this doesn't necessarily mean agreeing with the status quo. ( if we all just TRUST 1 group of devs to have our best interest in mind, WTF is the point??? ) also... Run by various government/institutions/corporations Can == decentralized IF there is no central authorityso the peers are tend to be a level above individual poeple. Meh.... beside no one is stopping individuals to invest in a 10,000$ node and participate in this network i am suggesting. That's a pretty big IF. Most governments, institutions and corporations are fundamentally centralized. Hence why they each can be regulated. |
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Word is that the chinese don't consider litecoin to be an altcoin. They just see bitcoin and litecoin and then the rest. Litecoin is also the only other coin besides bitcoin on the major chinese exchanges. This is enough for me to keep some of my hodlings in ltc for the time being. Much more room for profit than btc, and it still hasn't shown that it will be decoupled from btcs next moves. Very long term, I am not sure as no one is, but worst case I figure I will be able to increase my btc and xmr hodlings.
I guess that could change as monero is now more than half the price of litecoin. So that perspective could change pretty quickly. We'll see. |
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About 2 years ago I didn't know much, but I was interested in Monero so I forced myself to learn how to use the command line wallet. It was fun to learn how things worked on a deeper level so I started learning how to code when I had the time.
Fast-forward to now and I will be starting a new job as a developer next Monday. I still have a lot to learn, but now someone will actually be paying me to write code for them. HAHA! Thanks Monero!
I post this to say that anyone can learn how to do this if you have the interest and make time for it.
Very good. I'm happy for you. Yes programming/coding can be an acquired taste as it was for me. It is a very valuable skill in the time we live in. |
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i bid 30 XMR!
This is the first edition of the Cryptonic silver monero, I think only 108 were made.
How can you see if it's first edition or not? Do I have a first edition? http://imgur.com/a/oDSmw#iZiIcYI  Sorry smoothie for asking semi-offtopic questions. Don't kill me. It's cool. No worries brother. |
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Monero this morning. A first person perspective:  I don't think we are even above the clouds my friend. |
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All aboard! Evan's new face is awesome! lol you have to look good for it.  |
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.32BTC
This is the winning bid ^. Send me your info as outline in the main post. This auction is closed. |
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if anyone is interested i'm cross posting this here:   Auctioning TWO physical silver Cryptonic MONERO coins. Payment method accepted - Monero (XMR) Only Starting Bid - 30XMR Minimum Bid increments - 0.25 XMR Auction will end on or around March 31st, 2016. There is no specific time the auction will end, so get your bids in early. Shipping will be paid by the winner - You tell me how you want to ship the coins and cost will be paid in equivalent XMR. This is the specifications on their website (cryptonic.net): "1.08 oz 0.999 Fine Silver 1.5'' coin in plastic capsule." |
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