The Spedn app for Flexa is only available for Apple phones right now, Android to come later. What they are not making clear in the press releases is that your spending limit using the app is limited to $100 a week. Flexa charges no fees whatsoever for the use of the App. Exchange rates are blended market rates. Spending on the App is currently limited to $100 per week for all App users. |
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  Sorry for the reality check, even though only about 1600 of these were made you are going to have a tough sell with that damaged hologram. I think you would be lucky to get 1.25 right now as this is a buyer's market. That may change a few years from now. GLWS! |
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Bitcointalk.org unfortunately does not have a distinctive logo just a generic created in SMF. However it might be possible with permission to use the logo of bitcoin.org:  I converted the original SVG image to PNG. Perhaps bitcoin in the logo could just be changed to bitcointalk.org. A collaboration between the community here and Tangem would be cool! @13TNLjs3oLfvTNuyb5ZL92DkG if a limited edition card is created, perhaps a run of 1000, can the cards be serialized? I would also suggest that like the trial kit the cards be fully reusable, unlimited times, but with a printed value of 0.01 bitcoin. The Android app can already be downloaded, and especially if reusable I think these will give Coldkey some stiff competition. |
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There are collectors here who could order 1000 custom cards at $5 each but I doubt any one person could justify reselling at cost. Even selling at $12.25 a card (that's the cost per card if you order a trial kit) plus shipping might not be worth the time involved in selling 1000 cards unless it was to promote your brand or store.
A group buy with a minimum order? Maybe with 50 people buying 20 cards apiece. Problem I see is that with 1000 custom cards there may not be a premium for collectors for years if ever. If someone organized a group buy for a cool looking custom card I would not have a problem ordering 20 for $250 (nothing wrong with making a profit for your time if you organize the group buy.) Thoughts?
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By the logic of some of the idiotic maximalist comments in this thread, once gold nuggets were dug out of the ground there was no further need for diversification - not minted coins, not account based trading, not paper notes and not lightweight metals. Popular music need not have bothered itself further after the Beatles. The sovereign bond didn't need to be hedged by equities, commodities nor currencies, Fine Art investments were all "scams" after Da Vinci.
Don't you nuttheads get markets or what ? The whole point of them is that they're not tyrannies. There is diversity to address everything from taste to hedging requirements to technical deficiencies and vertical sectors.
Without diversification in the crypto-asset market bitcoin would still be in 3 digits.
Pfff another big load of BS... please name any single shitcoin which has done any good to the crypto universe? Anything real, usable (I'm not talking about catchy name or funny icon on the exchange)  Monero comes to mind with its opaque blockchain. |
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Watch $8600. If you follow PnF the point and figure charts say we could go parabolic to $50K+ if we get a weekly close above $8600 on Bitstamp.
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 Isn't that a golden cross what I am seeing on this weekly chart? Isn't that big? Or I am looking at the wrong charts? Here same settings on TradingView (MA7/MA25) Last time this cross happened it went to the moon.  A traditional Golden Cross happens on the daily chart when the 50 day simple moving average crosses over the 200 MA. We are not quite there yet:  |
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I suspect price will test the 200 MA (orange) before resuming the up trend. If it stays around $5000 we are about a month away from a 50/200 Golden Cross. While this is bullish it could be a fake out and price could still drop back below the 200 MA for a few months. Last time we had a Golden Cross was back in July 2015 then the bull market took off in October 2015.  |
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Select yellow gold (clouds) for 25 VIA, select rose gold (clouds) for 100 VIA perhaps.
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A time tested, very reliable TA indicator to watch is the daily 200 moving average. If price does not hold $4600 we are back in a trading range. If price tests $4600 and holds there is a chance we are in the beginning of a new bull market. Many momentum traders wait until the 50 MA crosses over the 200 MA to go long. That confirms the new bull market. They may miss out on some profits but the risk is lower and you can set stops tighter.  |
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Ah well it was nice while it lasted. All the way up to $5350 then shot down to $5100. Does this mean the bull run is officially call off?  Damn had moon eyes all day long.  No not official. Watch for a bounce off of the 200 day MA: traders will. Currently at $4600. If the MA does not hold we will probably be back into a trading range while accumulation continues. |
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One concern that always was on my mind for in person physical exchanges is carrying large amounts of Bitcoin on my cellphone wallet. As it is a hot wallet there is always the possibility of losing the Bitcoin thru Malware or a virus, even though I keep my phone sanitized at all times. I was thinking of having a second phone just for that purpose but Yogg told me of a better and much safer way. Basically what it entails is generating a signed Bitcoin transaction using Electrum and Trezor BUT NOT BROADCASTING it on blockchain. So in other words, I would get the Bitcoin address I would be paying the seller in advance with the amount of BTC I would need to pay. Then I would forge the signed Bitcoin transaction and NOT BROADCAST it but simply copy and hodl onto it. Once I meet the person and the goods are given to me I can broadcast the raw Hex code. You can also forge the signed transaction with your wallet Bitcoin address and once you broadcast and receive the Bitcoin you can then send right away to the seller. It gives me peace of mind of not having to carry ANY Bitcoin on a Hot Wallet on my cell as I have heard of horror stories of cell phone wallets getting breached. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/21/business/dealbook/phone-hack-bitcoin-virtual-currency.html That being said I created a step by step procedure on how to do this using Electrum and Trezor. You can experiment and send it to your BTC address until you have it nailed down and feel comfortable with the process. I think its one of the coolest ways to send Bitcoin! Thanks Yogg!! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5106013.0 Cheers! Have you just considered carrying a Trezor or Nano S with you and using with Mycelium on your phone connected with an OTG cable? The private keys never leave your hardware wallet and you have the convenience of your phone. |
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Ledger has their own problems after users have reported losing XMR when sending using the Nano S with the Monero GUI. One person lost 1600 XMR still waiting to see if it can be recovered. ATM Ledger says OK to receive XMR but not to send. |
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