Bumping it up, even though you don't have too many posts, 2.5 BTC for an entire year is pretty cheap, and I would think Coinabul or BFL will be one of the firsts to jump on this. Especially if you are adding the advert to your outside blog. Good way of getting people who aren't necessarily into the BTC scene to see some sort of BTC business add, and maybe get them excited.

well, BTC-E offers a BTC>Paypal service at a 4% fee, and a $200 Minimum withdrawal. Its a little bit steep, but it might be worth it not to get ripped off

Yes, it is a remake as you can tell by the back where it says "Sunshine Mint"

thanks, good point there.

If you say its not a tiny bit amusing, you are lying. There's a difference between poking a bit of fun at bad wording due to translation errors, etc, and being a jerk about it.

English isn't necessarily my first language either, kind of learned it at the same time as Portuguese (because of the area I was in) and I started learning Spanish/German when I was a very young as well.

I'm looking for a pretty constant supply to get this asset going, so keep up the PMs.

"Is a bitcoin can be divided with more than 8 zeros or not??"

You can't divide by a single zero, so I don't know how you would divide by eight zeros.

You were a squirrel and blew up on a transformer knocking out the power to a high school?

Cool service, I might take you up on some lessons some time so I can figure out how to mad hax my buddy, we tease each other, but we know we are always safe because we are protected by the best internet protection available, Norton Antivirus. On a side note, WHY IS NORTON IMPENETRABLE!?

Its a pretty simple concept that doesn't require any math at all. Throw a huge amount of mining power at the coin, stop mining until the difficulty decreases again, rinse and repeat. Difficulty drops to a level where the added strength makes a huge impact, difficulty rises, people stop mining, difficulty drops, repeat. Its a Possible outcome. I didn't say I was 100% certain, I believe I said, I'd give it a 75% chance, as I'm sure that this could happen. Whether or not it does has to do with a lot of outside factors.

I'll vote when you add a "Its possible" or "It could happen" option.

*Could happen in 1 year with the possibility of a large portion of the GPU BTC miners switching to LTC with the impending ASICS*

I say its possible, because with LTC difficulty being recalculated so quickly, you could throw a huge amount of mining power all at once, the difficulty wouldn't adjust until a large amount of blocks were mined quickly, and then everyone could go off and mine some other type of coin while they are waiting for the LTC difficulty to fall so they could repeat.

You know, I had a good friend once tell me some voodoo nonsense about if you believe that you have already done something, or believe that something has already happened, and are assured that it will happen, just assume it will, and it will. Of course, I called him stupid at the time. It was back in our schooling days, and it was in the middle Fall, we were months from the possibility of a snow day, and he just started babbling about how glad he was that there was no school tomorrow. He explained what I said above, and I scoffed at the notion and gave him a lecture about how the world didn't work that way. You can't just hope or wish for anything, as it will never come true unless you provide some sort of effort to have it happen. The next day, as I got ready for school, I got the automatic phone call saying that school was closed. A squirrel had touched the power lines and blew the transformer, so the school was without power. Since that day, I don't doubt voodoo magic.

Nice new design. I look forward to winning one tomorrow.

Wouldn't buying them on Ebay, and then not paying via ebay, and doing the transaction via BTC be a very bad idea? Lots of room for abuse, shipping fiasco, etc. Not to mention coins tend to sell for an extra 10% or higher premium on Ebay, just to cover the Ebay/PP Fees.

If they went at a price I was comfortable with, I'd either pay the bid in PP, or I'd offer 85% of Gox value in BTC. You are going to lose 3.4% to Paypal + 9% to Ebay.

I too took the survey, it seems you are attempting to make a BTC exchange?

+4! Wait, dammit... gotta head back to math class.

After looking at that map, I'm not hell bent on becoming the first node from Antarctica.

and to answer the OP, well, what else is there to do in Russia?

Very nice, I suppose you can remind me in 3 days. If you have others that aren't yet for sale on Bitmit, let me know and maybe we can work out something without having to wait a week.

I'm actually pretty lost by what you are talking about, but I think I have an idea? I mention in my contract, and I quote " I will be shipping
from the U.S, so please look into local laws, and be prepared to pay any
applicable taxes or fees imposed by your country at customs should they decide fit." Under the Shipping Cont. section. I believe most of the people that use the bitcoin forums are responsible enough to know how to do a Google search to make sure they wont be getting someone knocking at the door because they claimed something illegally. And in case they aren't, that's why I put that into the contract as a liability waiver. I don't really want to just save my ass, I want to remind people to act responsibly. Cryptocurrencies are about freedom, but keep in mind, your 100,000 BTC won't do you much good in prison. (Although I highly doubt you could go to prison for receiving an ounce or two of silver in the mail)

Well, you will still owe me 7.2 Million BTC in 1 hour and 55 minutes. And I will steal your cat.

Well, litecoin will never be as valuable as Bitcoins, no one thinks it will, because that's not how it was designed. Bitcoins are supposed to be the dollars in transactions, and Litecoins the quarters. Now I'm not saying that Silver is 100% the best investment, hell if Litecoin does well, you would probably be best off taking 10,000 LTC, and just holding them until they are worth something. Imagine if you had done that with Bitcoins, and if you don't have to imagine, well feel free to share some of the $100K you rich bastard 1Bqj9TndxJKiHJVf98vyoaQ9uEeWQuSJMw .The problem there lies, will they be worth something if you don't use them? If Litecoin turns out to outpace silver, so be it. My asset will die, people will get their silver, and that will be the end of it. But, I still accomplished my goal of helping to create a stable market for LTC, so no matter what, its a win win situation.

I'm not so much worried about the regulations that will be places on Silver. It has been a while since it has been accepted as a currency (in the U.S anyway) so at this point and time, it is a commodity. There are already regulations on precious metals, there are regulations on trading salt I'm sure, but Precious metals are tied a lot closer to Cryptocurrencies than fiat. Before Cryptocurrencies, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Paladium where how people that were paranoid that the fiat monetary system would fail would invest. They still do. And there are still the people that are hoarding Precious metals for the Apocalypse, because what good will Bitcoins be without any electricity?

Anyone here that says they avoid fiat is full of carp, I'm assuming the majority of the people on these forums work a regular job, they have a house payment, car payment, whatever. And until you can pay off your house in Bitcoins, Cryptocurrency users will still use fiat currencies. When you go to a store, and buy something, do you just stare at the $20 bill you pulled out of your pocket, and stare at it loathingly? I sure hope not. What I'm trying to say is, there's nothing wrong with fiat currency, its just an opinion that many of us hold is that investing in non fiat measures is a good idea.