Not bad. I don't see much "collaboration" though. It has potential though.

Did you forget that all your transactions are public? You have over $1,000 USD worth of BTC tied to that address. That's enough to buy 2 PS4's.

Check your PM please

Isn't instant transfers done by lowering the required confirmations, and in return increasing the risk of bogus transactions?

BunworthBanshee, Awesome!

I'm open to different colors. The only real requirement is that it depict Bitcion and collaboration.

Very nice work so far. Look forward to other submissions too.

When I posted that, .1 was worth $100 USD.

Looks great @sockopen. Thanks for the submission.

Sorry. I clarified.

I've updated the post with BTC reward.

Site/Business Name: Coin Collab

We're getting ready to release a new web service that securely enables a group of people to split BTC profits.

Example:

John, Jo and Jimmy buy a BFL Miner together and want to split the profits without any trust issues. Coin Collab will allow the members to agree on who gets what percent and locks it in. Then the project is assigned a BTC address for deposit. Then each member will auto receive their percentage. Once a project is created and all members agree on the percentage terms the project can never be deleted or edited to ensure trust.


The site is currently being privately tested by roughly 20 people and will become live towards the end of Jan.

Post your designs and in 7 days we'll pick 2 logos.

If you'd rather your reward be 50ghz - 500ghz mining contract we can work that out to.

Bounty: .1 BTC

Extra Bounty of .1 BTC if you include a site banner.

I'll be submitting soon. A Windows application.

Not sure what language you're using but you could use something like a FileSystemWatcher and detect when the blockchain db is updated.

I'm looking for someone that can design a simple html/css site. I've wrote a nice bitcoin related web app in PHP that I'd like to make look better. I'm on Skype to talk about it further. skype: artw1982. Willing to compensate completed work with BTC or PayPal.

I'd be interested in such a client. I'd also be interested in the development aspect. I am a VIP MSDN Developer with a fairly generous Windows Azure allotment that could help scale development and provide servers across the world with ease. I personally prefer .Net development, mainly because there isn't any .Net clients available. I suppose if you wouldn't be up to .Net I could contribute to a C++ client.

Bitcoin uses an elliptical curve cryptography method for signing it's keys. The curve is known as secp256k1 and due to licenses issues isn't supported on Fedora.

Is the device already being used? And do you have the correct device selected on the Devices tab? Sometimes a reboot will help if it's a new install.