I am a Full Member.Would anyone pay me 0.05 BTC per month for my full signature space for minimum 200 posts or more?
This is an inquiry.
Do you mean 20 posts or 200 posts? Cryptomine is the best campaign. Rates: Full Members: BTC0.125 for the first 50 posts and BTC0.100 for the next 50 posts / month |
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No website (not automated). Not provably fair. And a house edge of 16.6% (?!) Ehhh.. is this a joke?
Sorry to say, but within the bitcoin community those things aren't really accepted, I highly doubt you will get players this way.
Using marcotheminer as escrow is fine though and donating some to charities is obviously good. But this is not going to work this way.
I agree with this. House edge is too high. Return is just 83.3%. A dice site got 99%. No reason to attract players. |
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Do you remember these guys? I do. Typically, companies that bank on the laziness of Americans to turn a profit do so with tremendous success. So, xxxxx's plan to offer online rebates in exchange for tremendous upfront costs seemed like a winner. The company would charge $2000 for a stereo system that retailed for less than $300 and allow the consumer to get a full rebate so long as they submitted paperwork and agreed to strict deadlines. The company’s profit model was based on consumers being too stupid or lazy to follow up on the rebate, allowing xxxxx to dump product at a tremendous markup. Instead, the company gave away electronic equipment to an especially astute customer base until it went under in 2001. CyberRebate according to Google. Never heard of them. BOOO! You weren't supposed to use Google. CyberRebate was correct. I ordered a few hundred dollars of cheap products off them and got it all back. But I heard some (very greedy) people who got shafted for tens of thousands of dollars when the company collapsed. Interesting concept tho. Did the company intentionally make the rebate process difficult? |
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Already buying BTC... Will do nothing. Just wait.
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I am sure I have seen this chart somewhere. Can't remember where... |
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Well, that is not what I meant exactly . Either my English is bad, or yours is bad. Never mind. I got to go now. and don't forget to repay the loan. bye.  is what I agreed at. Also, I can now clarify what I meant to say... If I get 0.28 from the sig camp and the price will be at $250, then that 0.28 will be worth $70, and so the remaining part is $67.69 (~$68) which will be worth BTC0.272 which I will buy in fiat to pay you in full, so you will get 0.552 if the price of BTC will be at $250. In opposite case, if the price will be up to (let's suppose) $400, and I get 0.28 which will be worth $112, the remaining part in fiat, i.e., $25.69 (~$26) which will be worth BTC0.065 will be bought by me to pay you in full, so you will get 0.345 if the price of BTC will be at $400. Also, don't worry about the fairness, I will be very true and fair with you based on the fiat and price of BTC at the time of repaying you, and will also pay you more than what you bought it for... Trust me, I am your friend...  Also let me know if my above statements clarified you everything or not? Thanks... Right. everything is clarified. it is what I meant. No one makes a loss. Thanks lol, you don't have to be so kind. Just the loan amount is quite enough  bye |
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No, I had thought you need a USD pegged loan because you had to buy it. Now I get that part of the repayment amount will come from the signature campaign.
So I was asking you that, at the time of repayment, can you decide an honest amount for so that both of us won't make a profit or loss.
Edit: that is is other words, pay what you think is fair after taking into account the price.
Like if you get 0.25 from campaign and price is at $10000, you can pay : 0.25 BTC + ~$65 worth of btc . You get the idea?
Ok, I get it... You mean I need to repay BTC equivalent to the amount you purchased at, right? And don't worry... I will send you higher than your fiat, as I won't only paying you with my sig camp only, but also through my salary that will come on 20th... Well, that is not what I meant exactly . Either my English is bad, or yours is bad. Never mind. I got to go now. and don't forget to repay the loan. bye. |
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Well, I get your point. If you are paying me with the signature campaign's earnings, that will be around say 0.2. I see.
In that case, can you be honest, and pay such an amount as that will cause no loss to me or you?
You mean you want BTC0.2 back to be sent by me now? No, I had thought you need a USD pegged loan because you had to buy it. Now I get that part of the repayment amount will come from the signature campaign. So I was asking you that, at the time of repayment, can you decide an honest amount for so that both of us won't make a profit or loss. Edit: that is is other words, pay what you think is fair after taking into account the price. Like if you get 0.25 from campaign and price is at $10000, you can pay : 0.25 BTC + ~$65 worth of btc . You get the idea? |
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Done.
txid : 3faaaff1227bc9cf1c63e660efec9035f5962fc60b985018945adebd7c5e15b3
Repay to 16kLvpNUxncRWvAitL5rU6p6EQL5QmMxtP only in 30 days. 6 February 2015.
Please confirm.
Dear Watoshi, Thanks a lot, man... I am seriously glad and speechless... I will be highly obliged, grateful and indebted to you till the last breath of my life man... I am gonna clear all my bills today and will repay you as soon as I get my payment... Also, just for you, I will again ask my sig camp's manager to pay me some in advance for me to have them secured and included on the other hand for you, with the fiat which will be used by me through my earnings to buy the remaining BTC... I am speechless, really... Thanks a lot again...  I can't say it in words, but feeling great and crying with tears of joy... Thanks a lot dear... You are welcome. |
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Well, I get your point. If you are paying me with the signature campaign's earnings, that will be around say 0.2. I see.
In that case, can you be honest, and pay such an amount as that will cause no loss to me or you?
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Need: BTC0.5
Repayment: BTC0.65 (1% per day for 30 days = 30% interest in total) NOTE: I will repay based on the exact days, it means that if I repay before 30 days. it will be counted as mentioned before, i.e., 1% per day...
Purpose: Need to pay my bills in order to sort out my current problems that am facing.
Address: 13CZj5mHbrh3mAyjBZ3yCfKKeFUsfsrDC9
Collateral: None
Accepted. New terms. Loan amount : 0.5 BTCRepayment in 30 days. Max. Interest : 0% Loan pegged to USD. If Bitcoin price goes down, I will make a loss. If it goes up, you will have a loss. Loan amount is USD: $137.69 (the price I just bought at bitfinex ~275.39) Repayment amount : BTC equivalent to $137.69. Please confirm I am fairly bullish on bitcoin. I only made that offer since I thought it is beneficial to the OP. Well, I am confused now. Will let OP choose what he want. Well, as I said before, I am ok with it, although I was a bit confused about your profit and loss explanation, but now I got it... And I am glad seriously as finally can get all me bills cleared today so that my family won't see such a day, I thought would have come... I hereby confirm that I am taking this loan on a "pegged to fiat" basis and will repay based on the same... Done. txid : 3faaaff1227bc9cf1c63e660efec9035f5962fc60b985018945adebd7c5e15b3 Repay to 16kLvpNUxncRWvAitL5rU6p6EQL5QmMxtP only in 30 days. 6 February 2015.Please confirm. |
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No, you pay $137.69 worth of BTC. Example: if price is $1000, you pay 0.137 BTC (or more if you like to ) Else, you won't be able to pay if price hits say $1000 or above. Ok, I confirm this from my side too... But sir, you said that if the price goes up, I will have a loss... How? As if it goes $1000 and I will pay BTC0.137, I will be in profit, but if the price goes down, I will bear the loss by paying higher amount in BTC... Am I right? If it's true, then I am ok with it, and I wish that BTC must remain stable as I am taking a big risk, as with you... This is a fiat based loan. You should not bear any kind of loss no matter what because you are spending fiat to pay your bills and then will use fiat to buy bitcoin to repay watoshi I am fairly bullish on bitcoin. I only made that offer since I thought it is beneficial to the OP. Well, I am confused now. Will let OP choose what he want. I am more than fine with non fiat pegged loan. |
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No, you pay $137.69 worth of BTC. Example: if price is $1000, you pay 0.137 BTC (or more if you like to ) Else, you won't be able to pay if price hits say $1000 or above. Ok, I confirm this from my side too... But sir, you said that if the price goes up, I will have a loss... How? As if it goes $1000 and I will pay BTC0.137, I will be in profit, but if the price goes down, I will bear the loss by paying higher amount in BTC... Am I right? If it's true, then I am ok with it, and I wish that BTC must remain stable as I am taking a big risk, as with you...  How are you buying BTC? by converting fiat, right? I thought it will be more helpful. I am okay with paying 0.5 BTC back. Please confirm so if you want that. |
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Accepted.
New terms.
Loan amount : 0.5BTC
Repayment in 30 days. Max.
Interest : 0%
Loan pegged to USD. If Bitcoin price goes down, I will make a loss. If it goes up, you will have a loss.
Loan amount is USD: $137.69 (the price I just bought at bitfinex ~275.39)
Repayment amount : BTC equivalent to $137.69.
Please confirm
Sir, you mean to say that whether the BTC price goes up or down, I will still need to repay BTC0.5 only? I ain't getting this clarified, so can you please explain briefly? Sorry for this as I am confused... It would be great if you post it with an example... No, you pay $137.69 worth of BTC. Example: if price is $1000, you pay 0.137 BTC (or more if you like to ) Else, you won't be able to pay if price hits say $1000 or above. |
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Need: BTC0.5
Repayment: BTC0.65 (1% per day for 30 days = 30% interest in total) NOTE: I will repay based on the exact days, it means that if I repay before 30 days. it will be counted as mentioned before, i.e., 1% per day...
Purpose: Need to pay my bills in order to sort out my current problems that am facing.
Address: 13CZj5mHbrh3mAyjBZ3yCfKKeFUsfsrDC9
Collateral: None
Accepted. New terms. Loan amount : 0.5 BTCRepayment in 30 days. Max. Interest : 0% Loan pegged to USD. If Bitcoin price goes down, I will make a loss. If it goes up, you will have a loss. Loan amount is USD: $137.69 (the price I just bought at bitfinex ~275.39) Repayment amount : BTC equivalent to $137.69. Please confirm |
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I'm glad you posted in, Vod... It's that I will need to wait till 20th and I got a warning that I will get my electricity and gas cut if I won't be able to pay in the next 7 days...
What place do you live in that they will cut off your power and heat in the middle of winter when you can prove to them you will pay the debt in just a few days? I am from India... I got warned by them even whilst am providing them with proofs that I will get paid for sure but need to wait till 20th, but it's like I'm already late a month over the 10 days allowed after the last date for payment, and that's why I am worried about them doing so, and they also ain't willing to wait 7 more days after the time duration that that allowed. PM'd. Might help you. |
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This is one of the things that came to my mind yesterday, as soon as I read that in Reddit.
Possible reconstruction of events...
1. Bitstamp notices the hack
2. Sells at the prevailing price.
3. Price goes down...
4. Announces it. Suspends service.
5. Buys them back at cheaper price? (happening right now?)
Explains why price is refusing to go down.
Motives:
Partial recovery of loss.
Protecting Bitcoin from bigger crash.
Or it could the hacker manipulating the market?
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Facts: 1. https://www.bitstamp.net/ suspends service 2. Email received by customers. 3. Clearly says : one of Bitstamp’s operational wallets was compromised on January 4th, 2015." 4. Very confusing price moves. Slumps (to 260-270) before this. Stable after announcing this? Rumors: 1. 18k bitcoins stolen? reasonable proof is provided. well can't be sure tho.h http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2re2pw/18864_coins_stolen_from_stamp_that_doesnt_look/High tx fee : Could be Bitstamp moving them or the hacker moving them. 2. Price slump directly corresponds to this? Suspicious. 3. What I find interesting is that they basically halted trading by shutting the site down.
Why halt trading? If there are not deposits nor withdrawals that should not matter on buying or selling.
Seems suspect to me.
They want to manipulate the market by preventing panic sells.Lower prices in the longer term aren't good for their revenues which are based on percentage fees. Yup, BitStamp crash protection squad leaps into action ! That and possibly to stop people moving BTC off the exchange via Ripple ... Bitstamp users, who were using innovative methods such as Ripple to get their money out of Bitstamp, are now unable to perform any actions on the Bitstamp site https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/wallet-breach-causes-bitcoin-exchange-bitstamp-to-temporarily-suspend-service/Quite likely. 4. Bitstamp - mtgox2.0 . not very likely |
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