I'm not selling wallet codes, per se, but I'm looking to sell my Steam Account. It has ~$500 in TF2 items, LVL 30, 2 years old, and I have deep roots in multiple commmunities. I have brokered for many people, and i'm finally getting over steam. I'd love to sell my account before the winter sale starts hooking me in again, so PM me ASAP.

Hello all. I'm Sir_Lagsalot, and I'm currently brokering 8 Full Member accounts for a client. Details are listed below:

-------------------- Account #1 - (0.05 BTC) --------------------

Average characters per post: 210
Posts: 230+
Activity: 150+
Trust: Neutral - No untrusted, nor trusted feedback
In signature campaign: Yes
Can provide signed message: Yes
Can provide private key: Yes
Misc. info: Name is a single word; Name starts with a capital letter; Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #2 (0.0475 BTC) --------------------

Average characters per post: 180
Posts: 160+
Activity: 160+
Trust: Neutral - No untrusted, nor trusted feedback
In signature campaign: Yes
Can provide signed message: Yes
Can provide private key: Yes
Misc. info: Name is two words, but no spaces; Each word starts with a capital letter; Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #3 (0.0475 BTC) --------------------

Average characters per post: 220
Posts: 125+
Activity: 125+
Potential activity: 150+
Trust: Neutral - No untrusted, nor trusted feedback
In signature campaign: Yes
Can provide signed message: Yes
Can provide private key: Yes
Misc. info: Name is not in dictionary, but 1 word; Name starts with a capital letter; Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #4 (0.0525 BTC) --------------------

Average characters per post: 250+
Posts: 125+
Activity: 125+
Potential activity: 175+
Trust: Neutral - No untrusted, nor trusted feedback
In signature campaign: Yes
Can provide signed message: Yes
Can provide private key: Yes
Misc. info: Name is in dictionary; Name starts with a capital letter; Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #5 (0.0525 BTC) --------------------

Average characters per post: 200+
Posts: 140+
Activity: 135+
Potential activity: 196+
Trust: Neutral - No untrusted, nor trusted feedback
In signature campaign: Yes
Can provide signed message: Yes
Can provide private key: Yes
Misc. info: Name is in dictionary; Name starts with a capital letter; Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #6 (0.0475) --------------------                    

Average characters per post: 230+
Posts: 170+
Activity: 140+
Trust: Neutral - No untrusted, nor trusted feedback                             Sold!
In signature campaign: No
Can provide signed message: No
Can provide private key: No
Misc. info: Name is not in dictionary; Name starts with a capital letter; Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #7 (0.04 BTC) --------------------

Average characters per post: 175+
Posts: 125+
Activity: 125+
Trust: Neutral - No trusted feedback, 1 negative feedback without proof from a scammer.
In signature campaign: Yes
Can provide signed message: Yes
Can provide private key: Yes
Misc. info: Registered 2015

-------------------- Account #8 (0.05 BTC )--------------------

To be announced, client is deciding whether to keep or sell

Not giving any information, mystery draw for now. You can buy it, but without knowing what it is. When my client has decided and no-one has purchased the account, I will update with new information.

That's it for now, fellas! I'll be posting more, and pushing out messages from my client!

I will not give out information about my client, but may give out more information about the accounts under the permission of my client.

A computer is much, much safer than a phone. A phone's software is highly accessible, and apps like coinbase don't require a login by default after you've logged in once, and blockchain.info by default only requires a four letter pin, which consists of the numbers 1-9.

My computer on the other hand, has an antivirus that I actually feel safe with, not this "mobile" crap. And I use a randomly generated password, not some pin... ew...

Hey guys, I'd like to know if there was a way to find the oldest bitcoin tx currently in the mempool? I've been trolling a friend of mine, who keeps complaining that his tx hasn't bounced back to him yet, even though it's been pending for 9 days. Sad to say, I've been rebroadcasting his transaction, just to show what more of a dick I am


So, what's the oldest tx that's still pending? Is it being rebroadcasted by a troll?

I'm an Australian buyer. I don't have any problems when buying with localbitcoins :-/

I, personally hope the Australian government doesn't restrict bitcoin, it's a wonderful thing. I've already taken precautions, my friend shipped has shipped his miners overseas to my parent's house, in Sinagapore xD

I don't mine, should I?

Presently, it's obviously strongly tied to fiat. Maybe in a few decades, this will change, but not soon.

The current adoption of bitcoin to gold is pretty much 10000:1. Not very encouraging, is it?

Bitcoin has the potential to become fiat, but I think governments are just too greedy to make this happen. Only time will tell.

Less than 1%. Waaaay less than 1%. Gold is much more stable, with a miniscule chance of loss. Bitcoin is a "higher risk, higher reward" kind of thing. It's volatile, but it's current trend is up.

Maybe give bitcoin a few years, and it'll reach somewhere near 50%? You really can't say at this moment.

Yes, I personally know many girls who use bitcoin. They mine, too! How weird is that!? (No offence) Even I haven't started mining yet :-/ is that bad?


They used BTC back in 2012, they're investment gods who know just what to invest in, and the profit they make goes into the presents that are given to you little boys and girls. *Chimney thunks* Oh, he's here!

What's this? Are you addressing the whole campaign, or just mixan? Sorry if im being nosey, just stumbled onto the thread! :3


Do I PM you guys my crypto-games username?

I'm an eBay seller, but if rather not reveal myself if I have to, thanks. I think bitcoin will be great on eBay, but to be honest, it won't change a thing. Not enough people use bitcoin for eBay to care. What I do, is convert my sales into bitcoin. Pretty much no difference.

I personally say 2. Not totally, but cost enough. It's an asset that had the potential to become a global currency, as it is borderless, peer-to-peer, decentralised, and has a super fast transaction speed if you get the mining fee right.

Besides that, I just love the magic of the blockchain. How an open ledger can keep users anonymous.

To be honest, not yet. It's close. Ill only thick of it as a currency when a country, be it small or big, accepts it officially. Right now I think of it as an asset, an investment, and some sort of small form of credit.

Blockchain.info holds your encrypted wallet, and your password decrypts it. Blockchain.info truly is the safest online wallet, because they don't have access to your coins, like coinbase.

I personally user coinbase though, because I gold large sums of bitcoin in either investments or on my cold wallet.

A BIP update should already have been rolled out. We can all see the effects already, with the usual 0.0001 BTC TX fee, we are starting to have to wait multiple blocks. Recently, I withdraw from a gambling site which forced me to use the 0.0001 TX fee, and it took me 6 hours to withdraw.

Good to see bitcoin changing, not just all proposed changes.

To be honest, I'd really love to buy myself a house. But dreams usually stay dreams. I only have about 20 bitcoins, most of which are investments that aren't altogether trustworthy.

A dream that's more down to earth is using bitcoin to beef up my gaming rig

About a month ago hope, I bought five bitcoin at $300 each. It seems I have the worst of luck. Straight after I bought, bitcoin rose to $350, hovered, then started dropping. I acted emotionally, and sold 3 BTC asap, and straight after, bitcoin rose to where it is now. Dang.

Paypal is reversible. Therefore "going first" really doesn't matter. You could file the payment as a "gift", but that's still risky. I would recommend you change your PayPal into Fiat first, before you try to pull your shady deals.


I'm having a tough time believing you. Mind giving us a more solid way to verify your integrity? Oh wait, we can't. Ugh.

Will you be focusing on any sport in particular? Cricket? Soccer? eSports?

Could you also post your accuracy ratio? I want proof so I know if the guy in trusting with my money isn't making wolf guesses. Maybe even or your reasoning in.

I buy after pretty much every prize drop. It's w
Quite profitable really. I've made more than two bitcoin from buying, holding for a week then selling. I'm actually write proud of myself, as I'm merely a novice at trading. The only other experiences I've had with trading is trading in-game items. xD

Well, not a bitcointalker, but a bitcoiner, yes. That's because I introduced her

She's really interested in mining though, her family live overseas and have free electricity, so she bought an ASIC and shipped it back there and wired it to her own wallet. Free monies