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Please PM me if you think you're up to the task. Include your portfolio. You will be given access to the beta version if you're selected.

I reserve the right to not pay 3 BTC if I don't use it, however I may choose to still pay you if you've put a lot of work into it.

Is this still relevant? BFL is shipping now, they're shipping slowly but they have shipped ASIC miners.

Viceroy, prove to me that time exists and I will give you 100 BTC. If you fail to do so, you must give me 100 BTC. We can use John K or judge.me as escrow.

Quote from: giantdragon on June 21, 2013, 04:03:17 AM

Blockchain.info is 100% safe. They provide options to easily export private keys, so if you fear that website can be shutdown, you can make an offline backup of the wallet.

Not 100%.

If you used the API, Blockchain.info has had access to your private key already. They *could* have stored it server side without your knowledge.

Your browser by default accepts any JS it gets fed. They *could* have made you send your private keys to the server at any instance of when you used Blockchain.info without your knowledge.

Now, I am not saying blockchain.info does that. I have a lot of trust for piuk, but saying it 100% safe is not true.

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once you have a right to asset from a debtor as collateral against the loan you get a put option to the value of that asset at that time in BTC

But not exactly to the value of the asset at that time.

We have put options on the assets we have as collateral.

Quote from: bones1 on June 23, 2013, 07:26:57 PM

Hi, I have a secured loan in BTCJam, the total assets in escrow are 117% of the loan value.

https://btcjam.com/listings/5371

Sorry for threadjacking, but apply on CoinLenders instead. You'd get the coins in like a day.

The problem with the current message signing is that you don't know when the signed message begins or when it ends, and you might need to try a few times to sort through all the different whitespace. You'll also need to paste multiple things. I propose a new standard clearsign format:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
[message, beginning and end whitespace / newlines ignored]
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
[bitcoin address]
[message signature]
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

There. Clients may append a timestamp to the message. The message is the part that is signed and verified.

Quote from: BigBitz on June 23, 2013, 11:10:17 PM

TF is it possible to have a "Label" to add to outgoing Payments and maybe a method of download for all transactions as opposed to the last few?

Yes. Some big (positive!) changes are coming to CoinLenders and other sites, that makes moving coins between them a snap while also making it much more secure.

Ahahha this is funnier than anything else.

Viceroy, you are going on the path of goat.

1. No, new rates apply from that point - see "All coins are paid at the end of each advertising period."
2. Yes.

Thanks to the moderator that deleted that idiotic post Cheesy

If you can't sign the message, chances are that this is a hacked account.

After losing my entire balance, I have decided that it's an unwise idea to play this game Cheesy

Yes, if lending you 1 BTC will produce me 0.2 BTC this week and 0.18 BTC next week, etc. PMBs (or PMTs) can be profitable if the price is low enough, but so far no PMB on the market (not even DMS.MINING) is.