I'd like to pay my rent with bitcoins woot.  Anyways, in order to accept bitcoins all you need is a bitcoin address and you're good to go. You can either download a bitcoin client or use an online client. If you live in the US I recommend coinbase or you could use blockchain.info Here's my referral link to coinbase https://coinbase.com/?r=520a6c920801f4a35d000057As far as advertising there is the trade portal at the bitcoin wiki There is no real estate portals as far as I can tell so far though Thank you for your contribution to the bitcoin economy sir and hopefully we will see more people like you in the future |
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Only a few votes above XPM.
Irinocally, Litecoin is one of the least innovative all coins out there. It only popular since it was one of the earliest altcoins to have a fair launch. most altcoins are scrypt clones. I'd say its pretty innovative. |
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I haven't heard of arab countries using bitcoins.
This forum doesn't even have an arab section. It'd be interesting if they did.
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you can get a .bit domain name with namecoins
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It could be
1 Bitcoin= 1BTC
0.1= 1 Bitdime
0.01= 1 Bitcent
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hey man thanks again for offering the 0.1 bitcoin. But the download link you gave me had never ending surveys, so I was unable to download it.  |
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I think being accepted in mtgox would make litecoins price go up.
But I don't think it'll make it implode if it doesn't like someone said earlier.
Atleast I hope not, I like litecoins.
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Hello,
I hate decimal numbers and with the value of bitcoin going so much isn't it time to switch to satoshis ? I feel like it would help the adoption because people in general would be more inclined to own 1 million satoshis than 0.01 bitcoin.
I think 1 cBTC (centibitcoin) sounds better than 1 million satoshis |
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I dont think bitcoins is worth $1000
Right now bitcoin is good for store value and speculation, but as a currency is a has a long way to go.
I want to see more bit signs on those price tags.
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I looked into buying some BTC ATM's but discovered one problem. The FinCen guidelines are not crystal clear, but seem to state that the owner/operator of the machine must be licensed as a money transmitter. That could represent an insurmountable barrier to entering the market. Some states have ridiculous requirements, such as posting multi-million dollar bonds. Has anyone come up with a way to address this? I would love to own and use such a machine.
what if its a slot machine? with 100% probability of winning  |
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I use it and I'm a happy camper. I even gave them my password and user for my bank account for fast verification. Sure It takes a long time to buy them, but im in no hurry. Now if you would, please click on the link so I can earn some free bitcoins for referral *ehem*  https://coinbase.com/?r=520a6c920801f4a35d000057 |
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So how would bitcoins be adopted in irl stores given that their transaction time is like 20 minutes?
You'd be buying soda and chips at the store, pass your bitcoin smart card and then just sit and wait?
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In anarchism the workers are the ones owning the means of production and controlling directly the production process and the fruit of their labour. That would end up turning into "worker federation", which would in turn, turn into a "workers state" either way. You can't have socialism without a state. |
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I won the 0.1 btc! woot! Thanks OP |
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I see them going to the e-toilet.
Except for a couple of useful ones like litecoin and namecoin.
itd be neat if someone came up with a coin that used the hashing power towards something useful though.
Like proteinfoldingcoin or climatepredictioncoin.
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well i invested mine in btcjam
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I'm not a seller, but i think it'd be easier to do business with litecoins than bitcoins.
How it could be easier when LTC is much less popular/used  because you wouldnt have to worry about the constantly changing value as much. I could sell a used book for 5 litecoins and forget about it for instance. Atleast for now. Whereas with bitcoins it'd be 0.0x bitcoins. |
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I'm not a seller, but i think it'd be easier to do business with litecoins than bitcoins.
Sure there are a few cents of difference on any given day, but its far more stable than bitcoins.
There is also the added bonus of less transaction time.
Its also easier on the buyers, since they know they probably won't lose as much or any money if they spend it.
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I've been lurking this forum and found out that some pro bitcoiners are agaisnt capitalism.
I'm like wow really?
How hypocritical can you be.
Bitcoins is like the embodiment of capitalism.
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