New price: 699$ for card + EK water block.

Thanks again everyone.

@paulthetafy, you write that you are starting a major site rewrite. I have a wish list:

1) More flexible pricing on shipping.

I have listed PLA for 3D printing, each spool weighs 2.3 kg and hence sending one spool is rather expensive 77CHF. However, sending two spools cost nearly the same, and sending four spools is around 120. I would like to set a base price of 70$ for one item, and 15$ for every additional item, but this is not possible with your current system.

I also list a Radeon 7990 (brand new) and a matching EK Waterblock (unopened and brand new) for 699$. Since this is an expensive item I would like different shipping options such as "standard insured with tracking" and "express, insured with tracking". For other items in the future, I might want to have these two options together with "economy shipping".

2) It appears to me that you cannot add properties to items yet. For the PLA I would like people to be able to select which color they want and at the same time have the site to keep track of how many of the various colors I have left.

3) It would be really cool if you could set up shops like you can on ebay.

You probably already thought about these things, but I thought it would be useful to give you some feedback on your site.

Thanks alot everyone - I'll give it a try and be careful with whom I trade

Troels

The card is brand new and comes with EK water (separated and unmounted, also brand new). See

https://cryptothrift.com/auctions/computer-hardware/radeon-7990-and-ek-water-block/

for details and payment. Both bitcoins and litecoins are accepted.

Hi,

I am looking for a BTC market place to sell stuff (a Radeon 7990). Does anyone have experience with cryptothrift.com? Or can you recommend some other site?

Best,
Troels

This guy explains pretty much everything one needs to know to get started with litecoins:

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-hardware/

You might also want to look at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison since the hardware he mentions is hard to get.

I am considering raising money for doing another two years of research as a post. doc. The thing about research is that it "only" produces knowledge but often no product (i.e. nothing to give back except for words). I don't like this and therefore I would like your opinion: What would make you help crowd fund a research project with your hard earned bitcoins? A signed t-shirt? Acknowledgements in an article? A private lecture? There are no stupid ideas - fire away