I tell the truth. I had tens of thousands of coins at one point. Gave many away, lost some, bought a bunch of worthless crap, and got scammed out of the rest.

Bumping this to get some more eyes on it with the price increase. Next round of free bitcoins is April 07 at 03:00.

Did you have a balance at MtGox? I had a dummy account there that I used a while ago for testing. I tried to bring it up, but couldn't. I suspect that they delete inactive accounts.

I've invested in so much stupid shit in my life, and the one time it works out for myself - nothing but hate and spite.

Thanks for the listing. I don't have anything to announce at the moment, will let you know when something is worthy.

Markets in:
DYM / XRP
DYM / Bitstamp USD

have a decent bid/ask, and do have a few trades every now and then.

I am guessing the BTC market has been too volatile for a tight market to develop.

Thanks for the kind words. I am working on DYM and ripple. I will hit the goods section in bitcointalk and offer up my services there. There are some vultures (in a good way) over there that would increase the liquidity of DYM. Once the depth/liquidity/trust is there, I expect other items to be traded for DYM, say silver bullion, etc. There have been a few bugs with ripple that have kept me from moving forward, but it appears to be mostly fixed.

Keep trusting TTbit.DYM!

I don't know if I can do it. Logging out of bitcointalk, no quotes, no bitcoin emails please. Will not return until Sunday night at this time. Driving me crazy to check this every 2 minutes.

Last: 87.95 bid / 89.94 ask.

lets not forget this guy: www.downside.com

This is why coins could reach $1,000 each. You can't leave a country with your own money? You can only have 300 eur per day of you own money? You certainly can't leave with 100oz of gold either.

bitcoins are currently the path of least resistance to economic liberty.

Automatic?

The last thing I need is a porsche, but I'll bid 235 coins. If anyone wants to step in front of me, please do.

If it gets close, I'll put up 20 coins in earnest money, and you can do the same to complete the deal. As long as the title is clear and there isn't a raccoon living in the backseat, I'll find a way to get it home.

This is one use for LBAAT.net. You require a user to send bitcoins to themselves in the future. It is provable that the coins are locked up, and allow access.

* inflationary currency encourages spending and debt (and speculating, gambling).
* deflationary currency encourages saving, working, production.

The premise that we need to encourage less saving, less working, more debt, more spending is preposterous.

Japan can't print up US dollars and EUR, isn't that what MtGox holds?

Japan is a disaster. Check out youtube for Kyle Bass, here is an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY6IEpKRA7Y

Not really. I like to think I have a decent stash, but couldn't hold onto 3k coins. Joke is on me - I saw the future perfectly, and didn't get filthy rich.

I introduced a close friend of mine to bitcoin in august of 2010. He followed up with me just an hour ago. Now I think I am the fool for not hoarding a massive amount of coins.

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On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 10:23 PM, Tom ........ <t.......@b........> wrote:
Yes, I hung on to this email.
 
Chalk it up as my unbelievably largest miss EVER!
 
Ugh.

On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 5:52 PM, Tom xxxxx <txxxxxx@b.......> wrote:
> Let me think on it.  I have heartburn over pay pal.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: tim s.... [mailto:t..@t.....]
> Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 5:24 PM
> To: t.....@b.......
> Subject: bitcoins
>
> Tom,
>
> You may think I'm cuckoo for cocoa puffs, but I have an investment
> idea for you. Spend $5 - $20 on bitcoins. Go to mtgox.com, deposit
> $5-$20 via paypal and buy as many bitcoins as you can. Right now they
> are about 6.5cents each. I think these things can be worth $100 a
> piece in a couple years. $5 will get you 77 bitcoins.
>
> If you do so, you'll also want to download the bitcoin software and
> hold onto these coins with your own wallet.
>
> Bitcoins might be the currency of the internet. People will be able to
> buy porn, drugs & gamble on the internet with these things -
> anonymously. It's open source, and I don't think any 1 govt can stop
> them. Only 21 million bitcoins will ever be created, and there is only
> 3.8M in existence now.
>
> I bought 3,000 of them. They were 2 cents about a month ago. Its a
> high risk/high reward, but I know you love the penny stocks, here is a
> much more liquid investment opportunity.

My misunderstanding. DYM is 10 cents face of 90% junk silver. Anyone could issue DYM, but I'll only redeem the ones issued by myself for obvious reasons.

I follow ZH daily. Some articles seem to be more entertainment than fact. ZH is seeing something that isn't there.

Silvervault? I guarantee those are not DYM.TTBit.

Total DYM outstanding: 2549.3055! Silver prices have done nothing in the last few weeks, so trading has been a bit thin. Thanks to everyone who participated. Moving many of the silver to a secure location.

I plan on supporting this for as long as it takes. The response has been better than I expected.

Photo of an anxious DYM holder sent me:


(they are pretty cool, plug for his site - http://donttreadonmeme.com/)