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EDIT 7-31 Item no longer available.
Longtime BCT members and Bitcoin collectors will remember this one...sold by Nubbins back in 2014. Limited edition "What is Bitcoin?" poster...this one is signed and numbered 76/100. Believe only 50 ended up making into the open market...no idea how many still exist. Here is the original thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=756955.0These only come available once every few years. Awesome conversation piece to hang in the office. Here are a few pictures of the actual poster being sold. https://www.flickr.com/gp/189490778@N06/7Z5b9BFeel free to ask any questions. No idea what this is worth, so feel free to make an offer...if a solid offer isn't presented, will just frame and hang it in my office!  Will accept most any major crypto. Thanks in advance for the interest...
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Been holding on to a few Casascius domains for many years, but not using them to the fullest. Thought Casascius collecting community might want to know that they are now available for the first time since registration...here is the listing link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5159341.0 |
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Been holding on to these for many years, but not using them to their full potential...so considering letting them go to someone who can do something great with these exclusive domains. This is the first time since initial registration that they have been made available...
TheCasasciusCollection.com
CasasciusCollection.com
CasasciusMint.com
Selling together:
CasasciusBTC.com
CasasciusBTC.net
Considering offers...feel free to post here or PM if you'd prefer. Payment in BTC, major alts or Casascius coins acceptable via reputable escrow (minerjones preferred).
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Been hunting around for a comprehensive Bitcoin address total balance checker that will show the total balance of all BTC forks and airdrops, along with current FIAT market value calcs and totals. I know about https://someone235.github.io/btc-forks-balance/, but it's limited and only shows a few forks, several of which show errors fetching balance. Searched Bitcointalk to no meaningful avail...guessing there are threads on the forum addressing this? If anyone could point me in the right direction for resources along these lines, it would be much appreciated... |
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Been AFK for a minute. Let me start by saying...as many of you know, I've been involved with BTC since 2013 and am a long time believer in Bitcoin and blockchain. But I try to look at things objectively and am always open to new perspectives. This op-ed published in Bitcoin Magazine today got me thinking. Makes some interesting points worth considering. Could the open-source nature of the new web be the very thing that hinders it...? https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/op-ed-potentially-fatal-flaw-open-source-blockchain-protocols/ |
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Been AFK for a while...come back to find BTC value skyrocketing, but Casascius premiums plummeted...what gives...? Since when did we start asking mid-teens for 10BTC silvers and selling gold 1BTC MS69's under 3BTC...?! What the heck's goin' on round here...??
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So I sent the PM below to theymos about a week ago, inquiring about the possibility of adding a Physical Cryptocurrency section to the forum. Haven't heard back yet, but in the interim, thought I'd get a pulse from the community regarding just how much interest there might be for adding a place on Bitcointalk dedicated to physical crypto. Take the poll and post your thoughts here either way...to help give a better sense of if this is something that might be wanted and/or needed... Hello theymos--let me thank you in advance for reading and considering this perspective... I was wondering if you, the staff and mods had given any thought to adding a section on the forum for physical Bitcoin like Casascius coins and the thousands of other physical iterations in existence for BTC and alts alike. And if so, what the plan might be? Physical Crypto are no longer just fancy wallets. The sector is becoming quite significant and growing exponentially, with the boom in physical bitcoin grading through companies like ANACS, the oldest coin grading firm in the US. In a groundbreaking move, the traditional ANACS coin grading institution even added a Physical Cryptocurrency category to their new order form a few weeks back, due to overwhelming demand. Beyond the storage and economic value, the collector base for these physical versions of digital currency is also growing in-kind, as is its numismatic value. There is even "A Collectors Guide to Physical Crypto Coins" being created. As digital currency continues to evolve out of its infancy and matures into a powerful global economic force...the various applications and manifestations it takes on should be recognized. I'm guessing that the creation of a Physical Cryptocurrency section on Bitcointalk would be cheered and extremely popular...right now these many folks are having their discussions on the topic across various sections of the forum in a rather disorganized and haphazard manner. Would be great to bring this sub-community together in earnest. Thank you again and appreciate any feedback and perspective you may be able to provide. |
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So it's been about 18 months since I first heard about the revelation that is Bitcoin...and the learning curve has been astounding. The more I think I know, the more I realize just how much more there is to learn! Perhaps the most exciting thing is that there is so much about Bitcoin and its full potential that the world has yet to discover at all...
Anyway...would be interested to hear when someone learns something, anything really, about Bitcoin. Doesn't matter if it's a basic how-to, an interesting fact, a new way to spend/procure it, news, lesson learned or some new breakthrough or groundbreaking discovery! Let's hear it...
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