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How do you recommend hanging these? Will drywall anchors hold the weight or is mounting to studs necessary? Does the back of the piece have mounting attachments provided?
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It is going to be hard to get a well regarded loaded coin with a face value of 0.1 BTC without paying a premium. Have you considered a new 2018 0.1 BTC BTCC Mint V-Series Titanium? |
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Looks kinda shady... Who owns this website? Anyone successfully purchase something from this site? Take care WHOIS shows domain registered 2018-02-04 and the Wayback Machine shows history of the site started August 5. |
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So bid while premiums are still low:) They sold for $349 current bid is $560.
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BitcoinGallery.Art makes some amazing pieces I am a big fan here is their " The Big One Artist Proof":  Good luck with the auction! |
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There were only 20 of the three bar "To the Moon" suites actually sold; Max kept no. 1. So the Ruby Labyrinths are actually rarer than the three bar suites at this point in time.
I'd agree with that. Although the suites command an amazing premium out of reach for many. I can attest since I own a ruby lab but not a suite. The suite still just a dream for me right now.  To make it even more regretful, I was there when the suites were originally put on sale and lacked the foresight to grasp their future value. Max pre-sold six of the suites to help finance the project so there were really only 14 you could buy at the website. They sold out in less than five minutes. |
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@Zepher is right, collectible sale prices are down and it is a buyer's market now. Auction prices prove that. A lot has changed in the last three months and the Collectibles board is noticeably less active. Goldies will probably sell for over $5000 again when the next bull market comes. Might be next year before bitcoin price is over $10K again and sale prices start trending up. Good luck with your sale!
The Gold kialaras are now the 3rd rarest? First would be moon set @ pop. 21 and then the ruby version? Correct but note Kialara flatly stated there will ever only be 20 Ruby Labyrinths in existence. Only 11 were auctioned here and 2 on eBay. 8 and 10 were reserved by Kialara; due to some confusion in the fourth auction it is possible that one more Ruby Labyrinth was sold so that makes probably 14 now in the hands of collectors. On eBay here are the Kialara Ruby Labyrinth final auction sale prices: 12/20: $4077.77 14/20: $4101.51 There were only 20 of the three bar "To the Moon" suites actually sold; Max kept no. 1. So the Ruby Labyrinths are actually rarer than the three bar suites at this point in time. |
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Go to /r/trezor and ask the Trezor developers how they feel about the security of a TEE vs hardware wallet. Same with /r/ledgerwallet to be fair.
The most secure way to use bitcoin with a smartphone is to install the Mycelium app and use a hardware wallet with OTG cable. You really don't want your private keys on a phone TEE or not.
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@Zepher is right, collectible sale prices are down and it is a buyer's market now. Auction prices prove that. A lot has changed in the last three months and the Collectibles board is noticeably less active. Goldies will probably sell for over $5000 again when the next bull market comes. Might be next year before bitcoin price is over $10K again and sale prices start trending up. Good luck with your sale!
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From https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/peirce-dissent-34-83723By precluding approval of cryptocurrency-based ETPs for the foreseeable future, the Commission is engaging in merit regulation. Bitcoin is a new phenomenon, and its long-term viability is uncertain. It may succeed; it may fail. The Commission, however, is not well positioned to assess the likelihood of either outcome, for bitcoin or any other asset. Many investors have expressed an interest in gaining exposure to bitcoin, and a subset of these investors would prefer to gain exposure without owning bitcoin directly. An ETP based on bitcoin would offer investors indirect exposure to bitcoin through a product that trades on a regulated securities market and in a manner that eliminates some of the frictions and worries of buying and holding bitcoin directly. If we were to approve the ETP at issue here, investors could choose whether to buy it or avoid it. The Commission’s action today deprives investors of this choice. I reject the role of gatekeeper of innovation—a role very different from (and, indeed, inconsistent with) our mission of protecting investors, fostering capital formation, and facilitating fair, orderly, and efficient markets. Accordingly, I dissent.
Hester M. Peirce, Commissioner |
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Sorry about the cancellation I had an unexpected expense come up today that is considerably more important than a Cryptolator set. Good luck with the auction!
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Here is a good, brief overview of IPv6 vs IPv4. Summary: As currently implemented IPv6 networks might actually be less secure than IPv4. This is not because of the design IPv6 but because of inadequate support in firewalls and because network administrators and security specialist have more knowledge dealing with IPv4 than with IPv6.
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Cancelled bid all yours MJ
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Also see latest post:  |
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Six months have passed since the beginning of the correction, there are still as many. Sewers did not want to fall. Bitcoin too. The longer we hold at current levels, the higher the probability of falling to new bottoms.
I think there will be a multi-month outset. Time is now against the bears.
Correction: so BELOW the probability of falling
A cryptic message again from the Master  Google translate says: Six months have passed since the beginning of the correction, there are still as many. Sewers did not want to fall. Bitcoin too. The longer we hold at current levels, the lower the probability of falling to new bottoms.
I think there will be a multi-month outset. Time is now against the bears. He does not seem to expect new highs until 2019 FWIW. |
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