Buddy, I have received the amount in my bit coin wallet stated above but its not confirmed yet. Is there this issue going on with me only ?
I see 55 confirmations now. There must have been a delay in confirmation (although the transaction was high priority). As discussed with letyouearn, the repayment date will now be 24-Dec-15 (and not 23-Dec-15). Letyouearn, please lock this thread now. |
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Bitcoin signed message
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
its letyouearn from bitcointalk forum asking for 0.15 btc loan. Today is 13- 12 - 2015 . Polynesia is going to fund my loan with repayment of 0.0165 btc.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0)
Address: 1A7RdYVo6rVmPXLHeeHqnTym7otCNmCDPb
IB5vRO7lyqkfPjN3oZoghXXEfKOnhb+MZYojg5D8p4i4dsZp0tEAr923jXCNaYvC0rtwgE06NxFKCFD4Ya4bSCg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Signature verified. Of course, repayment will be 0.165 BTC (and not 0.0165 BTC as mentioned in the message).  Bitcoins sent https://blockchain.info/tx/da284cc76068ebb0ddd1f8437abca3260fc1cf9d7c6fec32b2a848b3b0a16461Please repay to 1Eo2eZ6ZKX6enHJLP7LN7jbbMcgHww4Cdq Thanks. Amount received. Sorry it was my typo mistake. Below is the correct one. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- its letyouearn from bitcointalk forum asking for 0.15 btc loan. Today is 13- 12 - 2015 . Polynesia is going to fund my loan with repayment of 0.165 btc. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0) Address: 1A7RdYVo6rVmPXLHeeHqnTym7otCNmCDPb IEdpvFmhjk2qCNl1SpiKrgFlhc0hhPnZeoyE3iKg607EHrhQ8CvSFni7x8HtyXkbAVNzh8ACYgy3NbE UuZS3Y0M= -----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- No problem. Once the transaction gets confirmed, please state that you have received the funds. You can then lock this thread. |
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[td] 23/12/2015 [/td]
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Bitcoin signed message
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
its letyouearn from bitcointalk forum asking for 0.15 btc loan. Today is 13- 12 - 2015 . Polynesia is going to fund my loan with repayment of 0.0165 btc.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0)
Address: 1A7RdYVo6rVmPXLHeeHqnTym7otCNmCDPb
IB5vRO7lyqkfPjN3oZoghXXEfKOnhb+MZYojg5D8p4i4dsZp0tEAr923jXCNaYvC0rtwgE06NxFKCFD4Ya4bSCg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Signature verified. Of course, repayment will be 0.165 BTC (and not 0.0165 BTC as mentioned in the message). Bitcoins sent https://blockchain.info/tx/da284cc76068ebb0ddd1f8437abca3260fc1cf9d7c6fec32b2a848b3b0a16461Please repay to 1Eo2eZ6ZKX6enHJLP7LN7jbbMcgHww4Cdq |
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Bitcoin: What's in store for 2016http://www.business-standard.com/article/international/bitcoin-what-s-in-store-for-2016-115121200746_1.htmlWhile the hype may have faded a bit, 2015 was still a busy year for bitcoin. Venture capital investments topped $1 billion for the first time. People are finding it easier to invest in the digital currency, thanks to the debut of firms such as Bitcoin Investment Trust. Big financial companies - Nasdaq, American Express and Visa - invested in bitcoin startups, "a game changer in terms of attitude towards the technology," said Gil Luria, an analyst at Wedbush Securities.
So what's in store for 2016? We'll probably see the first bitcoin company valued at more than $1 billion, a self-imposed slowdown in new bitcoin production (which will put some miners out of business) and more financial institutions embracing the currency and its technology. The main unknowns are the price, consumer adoption and - as always - the real identity of bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. This all comes as bitcoin trades near year-highs, at around $438 on Friday.
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Looking for 0.15 btc loan.
Reason : Domain Purchases
Repayment = 0.16btc
Signed message available for stated btc address.
Term = 10 days
Btc address = 1A7RdYVo6rVmPXLHeeHqnTym7otCNmCDPb
Reason = Domain business. : I am a domainer reselling domains . so I need funds to book domains and earn some profit.
I will be interested in making the loan if you increase the repayment to 0.17 BTC.. Please post a signed message (with today's date). This will be helpful, even if somebody else does the deal. I cannot do more than 0.165 btc which is 10 % and perfect interest for 10 days term. Can't offer much bcoz, if I said yes and agreed for that , at the time of repayment , if I am unable to manage the interest , people's will say me a scammer or anything. Fair enough. I am willing to do this deal. Please confirm and I will send over the coins. |
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Looking for 0.15 btc loan.
Reason : Domain Purchases
Repayment = 0.16btc
Signed message available for stated btc address.
Term = 10 days
Btc address = 1A7RdYVo6rVmPXLHeeHqnTym7otCNmCDPb
Reason = Domain business. : I am a domainer reselling domains . so I need funds to book domains and earn some profit.
I will be interested in making the loan if you increase the repayment to 0.17 BTC.. Please post a signed message (with today's date). This will be helpful, even if somebody else does the deal. |
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QS, I have signed address 15oA45CSypVDYxVv2UYSUtVFsGmQjpzmhj
Here is the signature
GxNNYnwtyP93QhrNI/2CzM8e1I5vNpHiG/2i0ZqwLHzYcwjQ8vLazR07e/zVoIYaTLA++lithIYHjw3UijSRDrs=
Please let me know if this will suffice. Thank you!
It would be better if you sign a message with today's date. The signature above can be copied and used by anybody. |
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Bitcoin's alleged architect troubled by financial, tax issues http://www.firstpost.com/fwire/bitcoins-alleged-architect-troubled-by-financial-tax-issues-reuters-2542974.htmlAustralian Craig Steven Wright is the latest in a line of men alleged to be the mysterious creator of bitcoin, a digital currency that has attracted the interest of banks, speculators, criminals and regulators.
Wired magazine, which along with fellow U.S. publication Gizmodo published a story outing Wright based on a stash of leaked documents and emails, called him a genius.
But interviews with those who have done business with Wright, and a closer inspection of documents published by the two technology websites paint a more complex picture. They point to a smart but sometimes abrasive figure facing growing legal and financial problems at least in part caused by his involvement with bitcoin.
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What is bitcoin? A look at the digital currencyhttp://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/business/what-is-bitcoin-a-look-at-the-digital-currency/articleshow/50112809.cmsQ: What's a bitcoin?
A: Bitcoin is an online currency that allows people to make one-to-one transactions, buy goods and services and exchange money across borders without involving banks, credit card issuers or other third parties. As a result, this exotic new form of money has become popular with libertarians as well as tech enthusiasts, speculators _ and criminals. Bitcoins are basically lines of computer code that are digitally signed each time they travel from one owner to the next.
Q: So why is bitcoin in the news again?
A: Technology publications Wired and Gizmodo published reports this week claiming an Australian businessman is bitcoin's likely inventor. The Australian Federal Police said the search Wednesday was related to a tax investigation and not recent media reports on bitcoin.
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Looking for 0.25 btc loan.
Reason : Domain Purchases
Repayment = 0.27btc
Signed message available for stated btc address.
Term = 1 month term
Btc address = 1A7RdYVo6rVmPXLHeeHqnTym7otCNmCDPb
Reason = Domain business. : I am a domainer reselling domains . so I need funds to book domains and earn some profit.
The interest seems to be a bit on the lower side for a 1 month loan. People might be interested if you increase it a bit. |
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I have had the same issue.
If your transactions are high priority, but the transaction fee = 0, what happens?
Sometimes it gets confirmed immediately, sometimes it takes hours...
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There sure do seem to be what look like warring factions in India re Bitcoin. Some of what I saw (first-time visitor, and as a tourist) made me think that they might have a shot at superpower-dome...
But, cracking down on future-oriented technologies is not wise.
And, yes, I know that India has always been very bad re bureaucracies. That will hurt them. Slow them down.
Warring factions in India? What exactly are you referring to in relation to Bitcoin? |
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Australia is in full control of the match against the Windies now.
GG Windies.
West Indies were sunk as soon as Australia made that huge first innings score. Now with a massive deficit and following on, there is no hope. |
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If anybody has any doubts whatsoever that money talks in our country, Salman Khan's acquittal should set that to rest. |
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Please remove the loan that I have given to goose20.
It has been repaid now.
Thanks!
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Why Bitcoin's founder matters, as spotlight hits Australian http://www.thehindu.com/business/why-bitcoins-founder-matters-as-spotlight-hits-australian/article7969659.ece
Since the founding of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin in 2009, its inventor or inventors have been shrouded in mystery. For six years, the individual or group has lurked behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto and hoarded a pile of the digital currency, so large it might crash the market if sold today.
The hunt for Bitcoin’s founder has become a cottage industry among some journalists. The chase has veered from a Finnish sociologist to a Japanese mathematician to a Japanese-American engineer, all of whom denied it the latter after a car chase with reporters that ended at the offices of The Associated Press in Los Angeles in March 2014.
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