I could have a "SFW" landing page set up for this purpose. http://bitcoinporn.tumblr.comI do keep my site ad free, however I would definitely put in a link list/exchange of sorts on the front page if no one minds. |
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Interviews with Merchants. Less tech and currency talk, more common man talk. Seriously too. Keep it btc related of course.
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I have a similar account for sale that I feel has greater value. http://davidhasselhoff.com/profile/BitcoinIt is still pending. I feel that setting a price might insult the user name itself. I will let the bidding start at 3 btc |
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I was telling you which one is which since I didn't got the header in the screenshot.  lol, oh shit, that makes way more sense now. I was off Googlin' what the hell a "Blue Bitcoin" is on top of wanting cereal. One trends per post rule  |
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3 page article that can easily be your link to throw out to people to help them catch up with Bitcoin http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2011/06/23/the_wikileaks_of_moneyFor something that few had heard of a month ago, the online currency Bitcoin tends to elicit pretty strong responses. Depending on whom you ask, Bitcoin is the "future of money," a "crypto-geek Ponzi scheme," an "online form of money laundering," or a tool for "libertarian hipsters and criminals."
The publicity has not been kind to Bitcoin, which has faced attacks from law enforcement, hackers, and cybercriminals alike. The currency's value has seen several sharp fluctuations. Early supporters appear to have lost confidence, and U.S. lawmakers are starting to ask tough questions. But shutting down Bitcoin may prove more difficult than its critics hope. And whether or not the experiment succeeds, its rise may herald the emergence of a new form of decentralized currency trading.The above was the intro, here are some notable quotes What makes Bitcoin unique is its peer-to-peer structure. There's no start-up company or central authority that can go out of business or be shut down by the police. Bitcoins can be purchased through online exchanges by wiring money from your bank account, and there are also sites that will provide users with a few free coins to get started. But for its advocates, Bitcoin is nothing less than revolutionary: What peer-to-peer file-sharing did for music and movies, and WikiLeaks did for government secrets, they say, Bitcoin will do to the global economy. "The swings are ridiculously large compared to any normal market. It's a gutsy day-trader's wet dream," he said. "This is currency trading on Internet time." "All currencies are used by criminals. Bitcoin is no different," Andresen says. "If Bitcoin becomes widely used, crimes like identity theft will be much harder" -- because transactions are tracked by the distributed server -- "while others, like avoiding cross-border capital flow regulations, will become easier." The disruptive power of Bitcoin on banks and central governments has surely been overstated, but these institutions might be better served to take its emergence as a warning rather than a reassurance: They may not be the only game in town forever. Full 3 page article at http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2011/06/23/the_wikileaks_of_money |
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 I don't get why Blue Bitcoin was the search term in the first post, that threw me off. |
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Put me in the camp that hopes someone can get behind this monetarily, from a business or a person.
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Honestly, as long as the Bitcoin forums are empty, keep as many as possible.
No centralized much of anything allows Bitcoin to survive off of many many mini-communities rather than big brother one or something. I am now for.
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German porn viewers know whats up and understand the market  |
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Whats wrong over here on the authentic bitcoin forum ?
It has a moderation period that people who have nothing to add to the official forum usually cannot stand to wait past. I do not know for sure it is the case in this instance, but it is generally true. |
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Oh Jesus, I never heard of that forbitcoin site. What the hell, the market is overcrowded and no one is spending enough. Can't wait for Gox to be straight so we all can get a feel for what the new normal will feel like for a while.
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Explain why you think if everyone held it would devalue the bitcoin?
My reasoning in suggesting more people should hold is basic economics theory.
Price and Demand, the lower available coins or sells should cause an increase in price because their will be a higher demand as value increases.
In addition should attract more goods and service companies because bitcoin will show more stability.
I would like to take back my post in exchange for not saying they should sell their coin, but after further thought, only use it. But use the fuck out if it on goods and services, not exchanges at all. I'm going to go back to this post later, taking myself out of this for now rather than discuss on something I didn't finish reading  |
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I didn't read past 1. Makes no sense to mine and hold. Miners are the only ones who should be selling right away. People playing the market and investing should hold. If you are investing and are a miner, then save, but if you are trying to profit from Bitcoin, fucking profit already people, don't hold onto your shit, you are going to devalue the coin for everybody.
Not only sell your coin, but do it on business. Buy goods. Use services.
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I read this thread subject in this guys voice  |
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Yeah man, congrats. I see so many people going about things in such a b.s. way. You came in, got your coin, fuck the bullshit.
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Illegal trade will keep this going.
And porn.
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Al Jazeera English global TV reaches over 200 million households & will be filming us as we tape The Bitcoin Show http://t.co/i7sgc7C TODAY 2pm ET This is bad ass. Can't wait to see the progression of the quality of the show grow as the number of viewers does too, when will it match up ;p |
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It is a great dream. Those without fully understanding the benefits of being a smaller start up, then working towards larger / broad based goals and being able to adapt to the necessary changes that would go into being a larger / broad based site. Jessy isn't wrong in his thinking, his thinking I do not believe applies to this project.
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