Definitely interested, I will contact you the next week If could reserve some for me (as long as they are legit cards and you are willing to use an escrow).

The new version is out, changelogs:



The next update should be in two weeks (22th June).

Nike.com gift cards? If yes, what are your rates for a 100$ gift card and many do you have? I may be interested.

It could be due to the fact that he received multiple small payments before and yes, he should be able to either export the private keys or send the funds to electrum and use the "Pay to many" feature.

The thread is no longer being updated but you could check this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.msg18909655#msg18909655 (+ the ones posted in the first post). Make sure to read the ann thread before contacting them, because some may not escrow bitcointalk accounts.

If you are planning to buy a laptop simply for storing bitcoins then I'd recommend buying a Ledger Nano S instead. If you want to go with something cheaper/free, go with a paper wallet (laminated just for more extra safety)

You are not buying from the exodus team, the wallet is using the ShapeShift API so you are basically using that exchange, the price are taken from either CryptoMarketCap or Coincomapare (Yes it is quick). If you want to be able to set a password and get your passphrase In order to recover your wallet later, you need to send some funds to your wallet (a few cents are just fine)

You should've guessed just by looking at the huge rates they have compared to the other exchanges, you will need a scam accusation with the proper format If you want them added to this list.

It's the same thing with Neteller. I believe sending the funds to somebody else then asking him to send you the funds back should make your bitcoins usable at ATMs or online.
The fees might make you lose a decent percentage of your money though, Its better to switch to a bitcoin debit card provider like UQUID instead.

What do you mean by "keep 50% of the units there" where is "there"? since you the place you mentioned are considered as exchanges so you will be keeping some in exchanges and sending the other half to exchanges 

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If you are looking for an exchange that support multiple coins then Poloniex.com is the way to go. I'm also not based on Europe or U.S.A but I use it without any issues, there is no ID verification needed as long as you don't request withdrawal more then the daily limit you have (2000$ a day). Its not recommended to store coins for long term in exchanges though, If you want to keep them in one place, go with a multi coin wallet like Exodus.io.
As for the last service, there is no such a service but I believe there is a project being developed for that right now. I have seen a few ads lately but It could take sometime until they deliver.

I have contacted the support through Skype as you requested, and they actually gave me the full description, however, It didn't contain the code that Neteller sent but while using another bitcoin debit card provider in the past, I was able to see the code just fine. I know this has nothing to do Neteller so It could be from your part?

I could say the exact same thing about fiat but that won't make anyone sell his money. It's better to not listen to anyone honestly unless we are facing some serious issues on the development of bitcoin and that's currently not the case. Do whatever you feel comfortable doing but you shouldn't cry If It happens and the price skyrocket after you sell everything you get, that's the rule.

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The aircraft, a Y-8 transporter made in China, was carrying 14 crew. Most of the passengers were military personnel and family members, including children.

Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-40197318

I didn't knew they had this option before but from googling I found this (which looks like a new article): https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/209283686-Sending-Bitcoin

I was never a gambler myself, If I wasn't before, I can't be one now after bitcoin is created. Bitcoin made gambling easier for anyone, no matter what country you are from, age you are etc. so Its very easy for someone to get lost in the world of greed and It will become just a matter of time until you lose everything you have. A friendly advice: stay away from gambling, It doesn't matter If its for fun or small amounts.

It's already planned, the miners will get paid off the fees instead of block rewards. With the limited supply, bitcoin price should increase and the fees will worth much more. Its nothing to be worried about on our lifetime though, all bitcoins won't be mined until 2140

This could be both a good or a bad thing. If they were planning to use the funds that they get from the ads to pay the developers then this could mean that the development could get slow and the major updates like SPV could take more time.

If the algorithm you are using is indeed good and works great whether there is a lot of traffic on the bitcoin network or not, I suggest making an API so other service could implement this.

I'm still looking for legit sellers, the price could be negotiable If you have multiple gift cards (read the OP for the requirements otherwise don't bother P.Ming me If you don't agree)

We shouldn't see the marketcap that way probably. I mean everyone could create a cryptocurrency, give it a value with a lot of supply, do the multiplication, and here we go, we have a few millions/billions in marketcap. I however would be more interested in seeing one cryptocurrency that reaches that amount, like bitcoin currently which is 46 billion dollar.
To answer your question though, half of that amount is going to darknet marketplaces, gambling industries etc. The way people see cryptocurrencies should change otherwise we are not going anywhere.