and why?

issue resolved 

[75% of ALL entries will win 1.3x their value.]

75% of ALL entries will win 1.3x their value.


Cost per-entry: 0.5 BTC
Entry deadline: 23:59 GMT June 28th 2011

Send BTC to:

1KUF4QCPo5cFjaUVtswSo7EPMCsnVXJ71q

How it works is very simple:

• Each 0.5 BTC entry will be assigned a digit. (The first entry will be assigned to 1, the second to 2, etc)
• At GMT 23:59, I will be using this to select the winning entries (specifically, I will generate a random list where the number of digits in the list = 75% the # of total entries
• Enter as many times as you please. A 1 BTC wager gets 2 entries, a 2 BTC wager gets 4, a 10 BTC wager is twenty entries, etc.

Note: if the total number of entries is not a multiple of 4 at the deadline, I will refund the latest entries.

>Click Here for the BlockExplorer<

Good luck!  

I'm I the only one who wants this?

[Domain 1: a miss-spelled sports website]

Currently I have these two domains parked and am getting ad revenue which more than pays for the annual registration fees.

These are great for re-directing to your site or just keeping parked for the revenue.

Offer in BTC only please.

Monthly # of unique users
Domain 1: a miss-spelled sports website

Domains 2 & 3: A misspelled gaming website & a different domain extension for a popular adult site



Both of these domains get 100% of their traffic from type-ins. They have never hosted any content so you can be assured that the traffic is natural.

I am not going to post the domains publicly for privacy reasons.

Post here if interested!

Also, see the "honest traders thread" in the Marketplace for assurance.

Go ahead. Make an offer!

Have a tedious or repetitive task that needs to be done on a computer? Message me or post here and I'll let you know. Chances are, I'll be perfectly happy to do it.

I have had a lot of free time lately because of the seasonal nature of my occupation (student).

My rate is 0.5 BTC/hr

I realize that getting an unsecured wallet file hacked isn't too rare.

How exactly are people getting these trojans/keyloggers onto their computer? It seems as though every time I see a thread about someone getting hacked they exclaim they do not understand how someone got into their computer.

Also, do you think the latest definitions files for a program like Malwarebytes can detect all of this malware?

I am getting a Dwolla Accnt activated in a couple days, but I want to buy some BTC with paypal sooner.

I have bought some from people on reddit in this thread: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitMarket/comments/i93ol/looking_to_buy_a_few_bitcoins_via_paypal/

Also, check the marketplace for the 'honest traders' stickythread. I'm in it.

Looking to buy for MTGOX/TH market price.

The game is simple: If there are no replies for 12 or more hours after yours, you win 1 BTC from me. Reply as many times as you want.
(Rules: Forum downtime/thread locks don't count. My posts do not count as replies. No bots.)

GO!!!

What song are you listening to, then?

YouTube links/embeds encouraged

I have a way that we can get thousands of new Bitcoiners in one day.

We'll call this project the Reddit Initiative.

Here's how it will work:

• 1. I post a link to an introduction to Bitcoins to Reddit at an agreed-upon date and time
• 2. We all upvote it (one upvote per-person. Multiple-account upvoting is against Reddit's rules I believe)
  
• 3. Our upvotes snowball and Reddit users themselves start upvoting it
• 4. Achieve a place on the Reddit Front Page for Multiple Hours

With more people in Bitcoin, it has a greater chance of success. And I think this would be a good way to attract some people.

What do you guys think of this idea? What time & date should this take place on? And what link should be posted?

I'll update this post as the consensus decides the details.

Confirmed upvoters so far (2)

• Me
• Qualia8

[75% of ALL entries will win 1.3x their value.]

75% of ALL entries will win 1.3x their value.


Cost per-entry: 0.5 BTC
Entry deadline: 23:59 GMT June 26th 2011

Send BTC to:

1GgDjgecYJ1UqJu7oC7gaCgkXHRwvGmKVe

How it works is very simple:

• Each 0.5 BTC entry will be assigned a digit. (The first entry will be assigned to 1, the second to 2, etc)
• At GMT 23:59, I will be using this to select the winning entries (specifically, I will generate a random list where the number of digits in the list = 75% the # of total entries
• Enter as many times as you please. A 1 BTC wager gets 2 entries, a 2 BTC wager gets 4, a 10 BTC wager is twenty entries, etc.

Note: if the total number of entries is not a multiple of 4 at the deadline, I will refund the latest entries.

>Click Here for the BlockExplorer<

Good luck!  

Deleted because of new lottery--Refunds Given out (with 0.00005 extra to cover transaction fees)

New lottery found here: http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=22826.0

refund:

Although making a a new thread for is fine, I thought it would be nice to have a place where media on Bitcoins could be consolidated.

If you have any videos you think others would be interested in seeing that doesn't necessarily warrant an entirely new thread, post away!

Chances are if you're in BTC at this stage, you don't mind taking a dive into startups and new technology.

Post any up and coming websites, technologies, or anything else you know of here.

[publiqué esta en el sección ingles, pero quería publicarla aquí también porque estoy practicando mi español]

Es mi creencia que el precio de los Bitcoins no es muy especulativo ni que hay una burbuja de significancia.

Como alguien que trabaja con rankings de los sitios de Web, tendencias, y cosas así cada día, de repente me interesa como esta aumentando el población de personas que esta usando Bitcoin y como correlar esta a el precio de BTC en hoy día. Entonces, algunas preguntas me vinieron: "Cual proporción de los ganancias en el precio de BTC es por razones especulativas, manipulación, y cosas social?" y "Las ganacias en el precio de BTC correla bien a el numero de personas quien esta usando BTC?"


En mi búsqueda, vi a los datos de popularidad de Bitcoin.org:


Y el popularidad de la búsqueda 'bitcoin' en Google:


Y finalmente el precio histico de BTC en ~el mismo periodo:


Quizás no te interesan estés datos, pero veo un correlación en el numero de personas quien están usando BTC y el precio, y eso me significa que no hay un burbuja que existe en el mercado de oro y plata en los últimos meses.

Que creen uds. Sobre esta?

Si te gusta mi articulo, o quieren motivarme traducir mas los artículos a español, usted puede donar a mi y ayudarme con mis deudas a la universidad :
18DFtagHBF229VAqgxPPfo2AjwVq6bRZ2S

It is my belief that Bitcoins' current price is not dangerously speculative nor are they in a bubble of any reasonable magnitude.

As someone who deals with website rankings, trends, and internet virality on almost a daily basis, I immediately became interested in just what fashion Bitcoin's user population is expanding as a possible indicator for why it is BTCs have experienced such a significant growth in the past couple months. A few questions arose: "How much of BTCs recent gains are due to speculation, hivemind, hype, and hoarding?" and "Does BTCs recent growth correlate to a greater number of users?"

In attempts to answer these questions, I looked at some traffic data from Alexa.com:


And the Google insight trend for the term 'bitcoin':


And finally the price of BTC in ~the same time period:


Although you may find this graph rather uninteresting, I see this somewhat loose correlation as an indicator that the recent jump in price is not due (primarily) to an increase in hoarding, speculation, or hype, but rather to a simple jump in users. This is not to say, however, that hype did not cause the jump in users and interest.
It is simply being said that Bitcoins are unlike precious metals as of late in regards to their principal reason for an increase in price.

What is your take on it?

If you found my post helpful or interesting, any donations would be hugely appreciated and help my enormous college debt immensely:
18DFtagHBF229VAqgxPPfo2AjwVq6bRZ2S

I own a number of parked domains that get a variable amount of traffic per day from genuine users who miss-spell popular domain names.

I am willing to re-direct my most trafficked domain to you [1750-2200 unique users per-day] for BTC.

I am currently making around 25-35 USD daily from ad revenue, but if you want to make me an offer in BTC, I will be happy to consider it.

Cheers

Selling Harrington on Hold 'em Volumes 1 & 2.



These books were bought for me as a present two weeks ago, but I do not play Hold 'em.
They are in NEW/Great condition.

On Amazon:
Volume 1: http://www.amazon.com/Harrington-Expert-Strategy-Limit-Tournaments/dp/1880685337/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1309029572&sr=8-1
Volume 2: http://www.amazon.com/Harrington-Expert-Strategy-Limit-Tournaments/dp/1880685353/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_b

Shipping (within US) is $5 USD (converted to BTC)

Offers in BTC only please! Do not include shipping costs in your offer.

If BTC was the world's leading currency and worth a million or so USD, how would people really deal with buying very inexpensive things (<0.5 usd)? Would we have to move the decimal places so that 1 old BTC  = 100,000 New BTC or something?