Right, as Bitcoins are lost, the rest of them will gain in value and therefore can be divided in smaller and smaller increments.


It's limited in the client but not the protocol itself.


The number of confirmations simply represents the number of blocks that have been generated since it occured. It's not some kind of process that's being repeated over and over again. There is no cost for extra confirmations.

I run www.bitcoin2cash.com and I only accept cash-by-mail. I'm looking for someone that wants to process different forms of payments and send me the cash. This will enable my service to support multiple forms of payments and allow you to make a profit by charging a transaction fee. I will link to your service from my website so my customers will know that we have a relationship. Please let me know what kind of payments you can accept; credit card, paypal, wire transfer, check-by-mail, etc.

Oops, that's the testing account! I had it set in testing mode but didn't put it offline. Log in again and you'll get a real account.

There are 6 slots left now.

Runescape? Nah, Tibia is where it's at! 

I have no opinion on whether dark pools are "good" or "bad", whatever that means, but as the operator of a market, my number one goal is transparency. When people place an ask or bid, I want them to be confident that they have all the information that is currently available. Whatever asks or bids are placed later are a different story. I can't control that. The bots are welcome to do their thing but out in the open.

Alright, I've fixed the problem. It shouldn't do that anymore. Login again several times and verify it please.

The name of my business is bitcoin2cash... bitcoin to cash... you turn bitcoins into cash... you give me bitcoins, I give you cash... by mail.

Here's the google cache as evidence: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:f00HWY8tmVAJ:bitcoin2cash.com

If you don't know what you're talking about then don't make wild assertions. It only makes you look ignorant.

How about, doing a trade?

I didn't say you were a charlatan. I just said you're taking an unnecessary risk and that's not the kind of thing an entrepreneur should be doing. I'm glad you've studied law. Next, you should study business.



So because I may or may not voluntarily spend my personal assets therefore I should open myself up to involuntarily losing my personal assets? That's ridiculous. The point is to mitigate or mimimize risk. As an individual, I would be forced to fight a legal battle with my personal assets or get a default judgment and lose my personal assets. As an LLC, I could opt for the default judgment, close the business down permanently and still keep my personal assets.

The longer you talk to me the more it's obvious that your advice is worthless at best and harmful at worst. Please, just stop talking to me. You're advice is unwanted and unneeded. Thanks.

Not really since all of my trades except for a few people testing the waters were over hundreds of dollars and took place about every other week, the maximum being $1000 at once. This is going to be more of a high volume service (hopefully). However, now that I see that the weak point in my business is the fee, I'll lower it for promotional purposes to $5 (which means people that got $5 in the other promotion will get one cash withdrawal for free), possibly lose some money for a little while but then change it from there once I figure out something that isn't losing me money.

Thank you and thanks to everyone else that's given me constructive input and been humble about it rather than kicking sand in my face.

Sent.

http://blockexplorer.com/address/12q9s9TUtp5oacgLnekWWhZ45of8Z5BimQ

Thanks a lot!

Well, I only have 10 slots left so it's probably not worth the bother at this point.

+1 demonofelru (bought a game on steam from him, went smooth as silk)

I received it. I am downloading it now. I think it automatically added us as friends. I didn't know it would do that but that's cool.

Please give me your address, thanks. I will leave feedback as well.

Yes, sir.

Let's do it by email address rather than steam ID please. My email is already public knowledge.

If you've been registered on these forums longer than I have, I'll send first, assuming you have a decent posting history and aren't using some newly resurrected account. I'll also buy it for 90 BTC if you send first.

The funniest part is that I've already been in business since July of 2010. This is just a site redesign. It's not really a new service other than the automation. I've been sending/receiving cash for quite a while now.

Here's proof: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1303.msg17158#msg17158

Maybe I shouldn't have said anything but I can't, in good conscience, let you take nanaimogold's money like that. Unless of course, it's me doing it. 

You meant 5000 BTC, not 50 BTC right? *cough*Igotyoucovered*cough*

First-mover advantage.