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2001  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 5 Sapphire Tri-X OC R9 290 GPU Video Cards on: May 17, 2014, 07:57:25 PM
I'll offer $300 per gpu
2002  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: [#1 EXCHANGE] Buy & Sell Bitcoins Peer-2-Peer 105+ Trust 100% SAFE & REPUTABLE! on: May 17, 2014, 07:46:58 PM
what your escrow service is Free ?!?  Smiley

Your in the wrong thread you want this one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133985.0 yes its free I only ask to be tipped.
2003  Economy / Marketplace / Re: I need like-minded entrepreneurs with skill sets spare time& self-motivated ! on: May 16, 2014, 11:22:13 PM
I am currently seeking a Colorado resident of over 3 years who is familiar with bitcoin.

This specific request is to operate and be a co-owner of a dispensary.

In need of experienced coders with hourly wage between $20-150 USD per hour paid in BTC or Paypal.

Also need experienced hardware engineer to build designs for both scrypt & sha-256 asic boards. Payment in BTC or Paypal and will be based per each design and may include royalty per unit manufactured based on terms and agreements.

If you possess any of these skills and looking to increase that BTC wallet size. Smiley Can contact here http://bitcoinminerz.com/index.php?route=information/contact


2004  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I no longer consider bitcoin as a decentralized currency... on: May 16, 2014, 11:00:33 PM
So I opened up a group buy that will fund an asic chip that can be bought at manufacture costs if you helped fund the project https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=601152.0 I'm only scouting right now to see if I am able to get enough funds before actually editing the OP to be more proper.

If you guys would like to express your opinion on it please post it I've had 3 people interested and between those 3 it would reach about $190k usd which is not even close to whats needed to get a 20 or 28nm asic readily available.
2005  Economy / Goods / Hand pick Morel mushrooms $5 per ounce shipped on: May 16, 2014, 10:46:45 PM
I do this as a hobby wondering if anyone here would like fresh moral mushrooms all hand picked. BTC price would be based off coinbase these will only be around for a very limited time. They will include the tiny grays and the big yellow ones for each 1 OZ bag I'm basing my price off what I found here on etsy.com http://www.etsy.com/listing/187902292/wild-morel-mushrooms-fresh?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_promoted&utm_campaign=supplies_mid&gclid=CLDPmLnCsb4CFXQ1MgodlmMAlw I can only ship US domestic and is included in the price tag.

For those who do not know what they are heres the wiki link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morchella

These are wild morels they only come out once a year around a certain time in my area and I have been doing this for about 10 years now. Only a few days left before they are all dried up and out of season!
2006  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: [#1 EXCHANGE] Buy & Sell Bitcoins Peer-2-Peer 105+ Trust 100% SAFE & REPUTABLE! on: May 16, 2014, 10:43:20 PM
My live chat is online and will remain online until 2am EST today. Sell some coins and go have some fun this weekend! Wink
2007  Economy / Services / Re: WE PAY FOR SIGNATURE MORE. UP TO 0.0014 BTCs PER POST. WEEKLY PAYOUTS. on: May 16, 2014, 10:42:38 PM
I think I made the hero member 0.03 sign up bonus still not paid out is there normally a delay if I missed something let me know please.
2008  Economy / Goods / Re: Would you rather have a Wood Wallet or a Metal Wallet? on: May 15, 2014, 11:30:21 AM
I like metal wallet.
The hardware wallet in the photo looks really good too. How does it work? Wifi?

http://www.crypto-cards.com/ not affliliated in anyway!

I do sell these though





I have to admit I like your products. Where do you sell these?

We don't yet - setting up a crypto factory in Vietnam, been setting up for 6 months, we go live in a few months. PM if you want some more details.

I'd like to get myself one of these to throw in my safe. In all honesty though out of all wallets for as much as I hate BFL anymore I want one of there hardware wallets they have coming out soon.
2009  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The CEO of eBay :we are considering intergrating bitcoin actively on: May 15, 2014, 11:24:29 AM
Didn't they already have some sort of patent pending for bitcoin?
2010  Economy / Exchanges / Re: ***CEX.IO Cloud mining official page*** on: May 15, 2014, 06:17:02 AM
out on all fhm contracts, +35% gain.    Cool

will get back in once it drops back to 0.004 closer to settlement.

Nice trading newguy05. Interestingly GHS and FHM contracts at CEX.IO on a bullish streak this week. GHS 0.0071 +6%, FHM 0.00624 +22%.

Maybe a leading indicator for bullish Bitcoin price rise, just need someone like EBAY to say we'll integrate Bitcoin and.......http://www.coindesk.com/ebay-ceo-actively-considering-bitcoin-integration/  Grin






I did pretty well on them myself I bought 11ths total between 0.0045-0.0048 been slowly selling it all off.
2011  Economy / Services / Re: WE PAY FOR SIGNATURE MORE. UP TO 0.0014 BTCs PER POST. WEEKLY PAYOUTS. on: May 15, 2014, 06:15:07 AM
Just signed up 1139 posts prior to entering my signature

Here is the address you can send the signup bonus and all weekly payments to - 17gSWesXnj3wViZbNyBnBMrpGZdQkHRe61

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2012  Economy / Services / Re: ☆★☆Maidaks Free Escrow Service☆★☆ on: May 14, 2014, 01:11:29 AM
Thanks for all the feedback my services are still free and always available either by PM live chat or phone call.
2013  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group Buy #5] ASIC chip design funded for the people to keep BTC decentralized on: May 13, 2014, 11:28:51 PM
sounds like a great idea to me, I've had a thought of a miner company run by miners for the people...not to reap all the benifits selling to the ppl...thought AM was doing a good job, but then they just got blown outta the water and couldn't keep up...I'd invest in it because i believe the way its going right now is if your not hosting these huge machines it'll only be ppl with tons of money to buy these mining machines that will be mining and us little guys will be pushed out, but if you pushed out a great working chip and sold it cheap...then what? are you going to follow thur and make a full miner outta it? or just sell the chip to ppl that will make a full miner outta it and raise the price sky high?

First it would be the asic chip itself that would need to be designed, tested and then fabricated on large scale. Which may include royalties to the designer for each chip sold.

Next would be paying for full open source design of USB type device then 16, 32 and 80 chip devices which can vary. After a few test units were made the project would then be openly available to anyone looking at calling a fab company to have them build these boards for you.

After all developer, design and fabricationo costs the chip itself would then be available to everyone. The group who helped fund this project would be a % based on what I would see viable after I calculated estimations which I believe between a 10-20% markup straight from the factory is very reasonable price considering what we all see currently available chip wise in the market. Before I take my time and effort to really bring this to life I really need this to get a bit more attraction then what i've seen since I opened the topic.

IF you are serious about this and would like to be apart of it send a PM on how much in BTC or post here you'd be willing to use to help fund this sort of project. Of course there is other various options as well in this so please post your feedback and how you would like to see something like this done.
2014  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group Buy #5] ASIC chip design funded for the people to keep BTC decentralized on: May 09, 2014, 06:41:16 PM
I think the idea is great.

Maybe you could start by trying to get spondoolies, who has the most efficient chip at the moment, to share their chip design with you, so you can have them produced on your own. Then we only need a board design, which they might share with you as well.

Spondoolies claims to be aiming at more decentralization, so it's worth a try...

This would be a great start, and you could use the small profit to start developing your own next gen asic.

I am actually speaking with spondoolies and setting up a conference now. The whole point of this group buy after I work out some logsitics of it is to provide what the people need to keep mining decentralized. It has already been proven that this community can fund millions in vaporware for the company to reap the benefits like BFL for example. For us only to get the chip sold back to us at a 500-1000% higher then production cost.

Keep these posts coming I want to feel confident in this community before funds start being collected. This will only be a BTC only funded project and fully transparent the whole way until the first chips roll off production line.
2015  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group Buy #5] ASIC chip design funded for the people to keep BTC decentralized on: May 08, 2014, 08:50:26 PM
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2016  Bitcoin / Group buys / [Group Buy #5] ASIC chip design funded by the people keep BTC decentralized on: May 08, 2014, 08:48:51 PM
This is something that I have pondered and have wanted to setup for quite some time before I open this I want to hear opinions.

As we all know we have funded various companies from BFL to KNC to the several other companies that have popped up accepting pre-orders I have ran group buys and seen first hand how this operates I am not entirely fond of being used by a company for them to reap the benefits of the hardware that we paid for to build.

What this group buy is going to be meant for is the design and fabrication of a chip that is sold for a small % above manufacture costs which will be equally distributed between everyone who helps fund this and provides resources to make it happen. It will be a bitcoin only funded project and completely open source.

Anyone here on bitcointalk.org interested in offering the first chip that is not sold at 1000% above production cost to help bring back and keep bitcoin decentralized? If not please post your reason why if you are up for it lets do what the bitcoin foundation should have done a long time ago. I'm very eager to hear responses as this is a rather large project and is going to require a vast amount of funding.
2017  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: [#1 EXCHANGE] Buy & Sell Bitcoins ANY PAYMENT TYPE 100% SAFE & REPUTABLE! on: May 06, 2014, 08:00:20 PM
Livechat is online!
2018  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I no longer consider bitcoin as a decentralized currency... on: May 06, 2014, 04:19:43 AM
First, it's not truly a currency yet. It might be at some point but today Bitcoin is more like a competitor to the ACH/EFT system than a true currency. ACH is primarily used between businesses to transfer and collect funds in many different currencies. Bitcoin allows private citizens to control the funds transfer themselves without the need of a business middleman. This concept is similar to Amazon Payments, PayPal and other systems but no one would argue that Amazon Payments is a currency.

Second, it is decentralized by definition. Centralization is a system where a central controlling force exercises absolute control over all lower levels. Bitcoin clearly does not fit into that category. If I want to send a transaction today that puts an image of Ben Bernanke in the blockchain there is absolutely nothing any of you can do about it.

So what do the bitcoiners need to do to turn it into a currency and keep it decentralized? Myself I'm trying to convince my local watering hole to be the first to accept BTC for beers and turtle soup! Smiley Hell it costs nothing to accept it why the hell not. Now a days if you can get on facebook you can use bitcoin on top of that its free global advertising to About 76,800,000 results (0.59 seconds) with the keywords bitcoin + bar.

It needs to be widely accepted to become a replacement currency. Your local watering hole needs to be able to buy all the supplies to run his bar and pay the rent with the Bitcoin he accepts. Some day that might happen but not today. It can stay decentralized and be used as a medium of exchange. The two are not mutually exclusive.

Of course I accepted it as a payment alternative in 2010 for my online stores. I'd like to see more local stuff accepting it its by far easier now and it is a start.

I mean if i'm going on a vacation and I read about a place that sold beers for bitcoins i'd go in and buy everyone a round who was sitting there. Thats really only one example I've been consulting several businesses.

Maybe i'm just salty that i'm not an over night multimillionare because I used bitcoins on a daily basis instead of holding lol.
2019  Economy / Services / Re: [HIRING ASAP]I'm to lazy to install open cart & a few extentions want BTC? on: May 06, 2014, 03:18:07 AM
bumping couple hours or less of work honestly I think it would really only need a bulk product upload extension installed less then 1-2 hrs for basic store.
2020  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I no longer consider bitcoin as a decentralized currency... on: May 06, 2014, 03:04:08 AM
First, it's not truly a currency yet. It might be at some point but today Bitcoin is more like a competitor to the ACH/EFT system than a true currency. ACH is primarily used between businesses to transfer and collect funds in many different currencies. Bitcoin allows private citizens to control the funds transfer themselves without the need of a business middleman. This concept is similar to Amazon Payments, PayPal and other systems but no one would argue that Amazon Payments is a currency.

Second, it is decentralized by definition. Centralization is a system where a central controlling force exercises absolute control over all lower levels. Bitcoin clearly does not fit into that category. If I want to send a transaction today that puts an image of Ben Bernanke in the blockchain there is absolutely nothing any of you can do about it.

So what do the bitcoiners need to do to turn it into a currency and keep it decentralized? Myself I'm trying to convince my local watering hole to be the first to accept BTC for beers and turtle soup! Smiley Hell it costs nothing to accept it why the hell not. Now a days if you can get on facebook you can use bitcoin on top of that its free global advertising to About 76,800,000 results (0.59 seconds) with the keywords bitcoin + bar.
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