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WOW that's the biggest stash of Satori I have seen!
Got some already otherwise I'd definitely get some.
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First time I see one of these. Good luck with your sale.
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Please don't forget to leave a review of the item once received  |
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One of a kind... Nice one!
This should attract some attention!
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This looks fun to watch, hopefully whoever wins it can post a pic or two of the item. Does it come with a wooden presentation box?  |
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Nice coin, is that number 21?
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FYI: I sold coin numbered 002/500 for just under 1 BTC. Complete with box and everything it originally came with.
The 2 BTC ask is absurd. Just my 2c.
Thanks
This is the coin I saw being sold recently. It is the most recently sold. Yes time ago they were selling for high prices but BTC was worth much less than now. You can still try and sell it at your price but as others also said, good luck. There are not many of these around, I believe only about 100 of these were actually shipped before things went heywire with coinographics. |
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Interesting idea, curious to see how it develops.
I also think auction for the first 10/20 would be best.
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I see the patinated coin at 179 € and the silver at 129 €. Does this coin cost that much more to produce? There's also the limited number of these new coins.
In my opinion a price between the two above may attract more buyers. The original site prices for the patinated & regular silver were 149 € & 99 € respectively. We raised prices a bit since we only have a few left each. They are running out. 250x were produced of regular silver and only 100x patinated. The golden silver coins are even more limited than the patinated coins (90x) and they actually cost a lot more to produce. The cost to produce the regular & patinated edition coins is actually fairly similar, but the golden version costs 3x to produce (not taking into account the silver value, which is identical of course, but on top of the silver value it's 3x for the golden coins). But that is not the main reason for a bigger price, main reason is they are more scarce and also very high quality & good looking. Thanks for the explainer, will think about it when I see the price on the site. |
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WOW that is a huge coin!
Nevertheless it looks awesome.
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The link above doesn't work, it should be gitter.im then aeternity/Lobby however bitcointalk doesn't like the full link for some reason. |
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Scumbags... Monthly revenue per active user is estimated at 3 bucks. Now then, go and check how much has been harvested from players in december. It's 32K bucks. Should have been distributed equally between active and passive users and between random visitors.
Easy tiger! Consider that total number of registered users is 6000 and that it doesn't take in consideration only December. Watch the video again, not sure if you understood it properly. I'm not sure about the math used I only saw the video myself. The team would know more about it, when they are around hopefully they can confirm. |
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Being wary of new projects is healthy, better be safe than sorry.
Every single project I know of had to go through some sort of questioning by the community, it is the norm.
However the best teams are the ones who actually prove the community that they are solid and they deliver on their promises.
Some succeed some don't.
So give time to time and as the Aeternity team continues to provide info and updates we should all see and be able to make our own judgement on their technology.
In the meantime I suggest you all to stay tuned and see how things develop.
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Starting to look interesting here but I still dont like the no escrow so I wont invest but watch I will and hopefully I'll be able to laugh at everyone when this blows up in their faces.
I don't think when Ethereum did a crowdsale they had escrow  But they had a known and verifiable trusted dev. Here we have a nobody dev. Big difference. Dont you think? They have a very visible team of verified people. Also they are using an Ethereum Smart Contract, it would not make sense to use an escrow. I think you are just trying to antagonize. Not at all. Their team is not know by anyone I know or talk to and we have seen with the dao what can happen when an eth smart contract is used. This AE spells bad news man, be careful. Name one major token sale that run with an Ethereum smart contract that has used an escrow then come back. Most token sales use multisig addresses with signatures held by multiple parties, and that's a fact. Not sure what Aeternity will use but the team has replied to you several times that they will announce all the terms when things are ready for the public. You got to give the team a chance to at least announce the token sale and all its details. You either don't understand english or are just trolling. Also looks like you bought this account is September 2015 a week after it was created, one thing for sure, never trust someone who buys someone else's account. Beware! Proof: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1170379.0 |
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I only see perfectly stamped gold bullion, is there a place that sells rough ones like the ones for sale here?
There are some older Engelhard gold pours around - hard to find at anything other than large premiums though. I almost got my hands on a 3 oz one but I was out hustled at the last minute... There are some older perth mint ones as well, but same issue as above. Thanks for the info! |
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Sorry guys i am not looking for funded coins i am only looking for 5Btc and more coins. if someone has a 1000btc coin he would like to sell, please give me an offer.. however i doubt i will receive any Ah ok I misunderstood what you meant in the OP. |
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Thanks for your support!
Still considering what to do, but at the moment there are no planned future releases...
Take your time, just let us know if you decide to continue, eventually. |
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Set #1 should fetch the most interest, get your bids in folks!!!
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