Looking to buy/ship the following Etsy item using Bitcoin:

http://www.etsy.com/listing/87775073/lovely-fantasy-mermaid-scrabble-tile-w?ref=sr_gallery_1&sref=&ga_search_submit=&ga_search_query=lovely+mermaid+scrabble&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_ship_to=US&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_type=handmade&ga_facet=handmade

 

I have contacted the seller via Etsy, figured I'd post here while I await her response.

Please post or PM references and how many bitcoins you require.

Thanks!

25$ tunes giftcard for 1 bitcoin.

I have 1 successful trade with d.james

 

Garage sale on the forum!

Freaks and Geeks 6 Disc complete series... amazon price around $45.

2 BTC firm

item is used, DVDs unscratched, box in average condition

will provide shipping to buyer

-minerops

thinking of starting a currency exchange business but am afraid to advertise due to possible legal issues

the basic premise is:

market to international students as a cheap exchanger of currency, use bitcoins to pull off  a competitive exchange rate (relative to those mall kiosks that over charge, or a bank which skims off the top)

if i post in a local newspaper i want to have my legal bases covered. thoughts?

value of 110 chinese yuan is $17.02.

i would ship the cash and pay for postage after bitcoin is received.

i am looking to gain credibility on this forum. i have one successful Dwolla transaction through bitcoin classifieds.

-minerops

i will ship 110 chinese yuan ($17.02) for 1 bitcoin

i am looking to gain credibility on this forum. i have one successful Dwolla transaction in which I sold 1.17 BTC for $20 USD transfer. i can have a verification message sent to you from my single happy customer so far

-minerops

110 yuan is approximately 17.02 USD and approximately 1 BTC 

I will pay for shipping and ship it out once the bitcoin is received

I need to build credibility, as I have no history on this forum!

I sold 1.17 BTC via Dwolla transfer recently to a person i met through bitcoin classified, and i can have a reference email sent out if desired.

PM with shipping address if interested

-minerops

wondering if anyone is successfully trading between the exchanges (mainly mt. gox and tradehill, buying on one, selling on the other) to make a few cents at a time...

any1? 

Hello all

I was responding to a 'buying mining contract' thread in the marketplace when I had the idea to sell a small scale BTC per day based contract. I have .2 BTC per day to sell at the current difficulty level. This is a daily contract, based on 24 hour Mt. Gox prices.

interest?

-minerops

hello all

having problem with my embedded js miner. my cpu performance monitor usually spikes when i access my site.. but does not seem to be working now.

wondering if anyone else is having this issue

thnks

trying to get a feel of interest for low middle or high stakes (BTC) chess tournament(s)...

would need help with security to ensure no bots...

I am starting this topic to hopefully get some more insights as to what others are thinking about the actual BTC economy. By actual, I mean the exchange of goods and services for BTC, rather than speculative trading.

It's clear that speculation is still the driving force behind the exchange rate fluctuation, with over 130k BTC changing hands today on Mt. Gox (only ~10k BTC mined per day). So assuming all of the BTC mined on any given day are thrown into the market, they were traded 13 times each!

This is some heavy heavy speculation... but we know not all the BTC mined are traded right away. As a first estimate, I'm going to say 50-75% of BTC mined per day are either hoarded or used in some way on the web.

Let me know what you think  ... and share the info!

I am starting this topic to hopefully get some more insights as to what others are thinking about the actual BTC economy. By actual, I mean the exchange of goods and services for BTC, rather than speculative trading.

It's clear that speculation is still the driving force behind the exchange rate fluctuation, with over 130k BTC changing hands today on Mt. Gox (only ~10k BTC mined per day). So assuming all of the BTC mined on any given day are thrown into the market, they were traded 13 times each!

This is some heavy heavy speculation... but we know not all the BTC mined are traded right away. As a first estimate, I'm going to say 50-75% of BTC mined per day are either hoarded or used in some way on the web.

Let me know what you think ... and share the info!