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Lot 5 .002
Lot 6 .002
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Lot 4 .0018
lot 5 .0014
lot 6 .0013
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lot 2 - .012
lot 4 - .0015 *
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Lot 4 - .0012
Lot 5 - .0011
Lot 6 .0011
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doing the quick math of 3,000 coins with a load of 0.01 etc = about $3,500,000. and its all locked up Muti sig, who is given the power and control over this wealth? will there be a public vault address for clients to be able to see all customers holdings, what stoping satori company from leveraging these holdings or using them as collateral for other things, I have many questions now that I think about it. who else ? Edit: now that I think about it, obviously there’s not a “main vault” address, Each coin has its own address and each address has its own bitcoin on it but again, none of that is moving without the companies help. And the question is do we have a definitive answer of what are the names of the board of directors of this company? pictures of them information about them, who is actually in charge of the multi city key? Is it a group of people is it one person if it is one person what is their name? Again so many questions. WE DONT NEED ANOTHER “TITAN TIMMY” EVENT.  They seem to be thoughtfully designing in ways that innovate away from trust. I think it can work. Here is their explanation from the website: Trustless Redeeming
Unlike the original Satori Coin, you no longer need to trust that we can access your private keys. Your Satori Coin Gi uses a 2-of-2 multisig address. You know both keys, but we only know one (the one inside). The second private key is genarated by you, client-side, and is never transmitted to us. You'll have all the keys and information you need to be sure that the value is really only yours, and is spendable even if we're no longer around.
Whenever the timing feels right, open your Redeem Kit and prepare your Satori Coin Gi by disassembling the two halves. Then, scan the QR code under the internal seal on the back with a Bitcoin wallet app of your choice. As a 2-of-2 multisig product, both the Satori Coin Gi and the Redeem Kit are needed to redeem. |
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amazing work. The picture is also impressive, nice lighting.
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I have one of these. Just curious...how many coins were minted?
Good luck with sale.
Not sure. Checking Steeley's reference thread, there is not a stated amount that were produced. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=55446950.0005BTC
Current high bid Ends today in about 6.5 hours I could not verify the mintage on the aluminum. My guess would be 500, but this is a total guess based on the fact that each annual coin with more design had mintages of 500. |
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I'm a serious collector that understands rarity. He's talking to me!
I agree with Mopar, not a good scammer. It would be nice if all the scammers would follow this example.
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Thank you! This is a generous raffle.
Steeley
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I just learned how to retire if I invest $9000 in Texit. I already retired thanks to my 1% earnings a day with Bitconnect with their revolutionary proprietary trading algorithm..catch up , rookie 😛  |
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