I know that it is just a simple download to check the receiver files on a daily basis but does anyone think a daily updated blog would be a good idea? It could be used to make the receiver file information a little less "tech" looking for newbies. I was just thinking this because the information in the file is freely available to the public anyways.

F.Y.I.
It has been my experience over the last week or so that the file is updated between 20:15 and 20:30 CST (GMT -6)

I posted that because their news section has guidance from their government that trading Bitcoin could be hazardous to their financial health. They then paused all trading a couple of days afterwards. It it not my experience that websites return from these types of things.

I could be very wrong though..

Bittzy78

Is there a page that shows what adverts have already been started? I might be able to come up with some ideas.

Bittzy78

I just dropped them a suggestion to allow DVC to buy GHS.

Hello,

 I just posted a business idea on Devtome that I think meets the criteria for the Investment Business plan bounty.

http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=devcoin_bounty_now#investment_business_plan


The link to my business idea

http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=peer_to_peer_lending_idea


If there are some parts that I didn't explain very well or are hard to understand, I will gladly fix them.


If it doesn't meet the criteria for the bounty I still enjoyed writing it..  


Bittzy78

I am not sure if sending them an email is going to help or not..

https://www.unocoin.com/news.php

You could really sweeten the deal by going to the Devcoin Faucet site (http://faucet.d.evco.in/) and loading down your wallet with 5 coins at a pop. Once you have another 30 - 50 Devcoins...people might start to take your deal seriously.

I think that Coinpayments should probably get some shares on the receiver list as long as they accept Devcoins as payment. It could provide them some incentive to continue to do so.

There could also be an agreement to provide them a specified bounty for a website uupgrade and advertising of their services. I think the next logical step by Devcoin would be to take the bull by the horns and have partial ownership of a payment processor such as Coinpayments. I know the market cap is small right now but there could possibly be room for a 10% to 20% ownership stake if the price was right.

We have to be careful with this. We might end up with an ATM that has 6500 different logos of currency/crypto/card types that are accepted. One could spend 15 minutes trying to find the right logo to see if they can use the machine or not.  


Yeah, it will probably be a company like Coinpayments and some specilized ATM maker that get together and squirt out some type of  hybrid ATM that can accept cryptos. Making it might be the easy part. The hard part will be trying to convince store owners to put this machine somewhere.

I agree, the only way that someone is going to make a very expensive Devcoin ATM is if the business model of making the ATM is feasible. The 96 share bounty will simply be a bonus or a thank-you for a job well done.

My guess is there will be some company out there who makes an ATM that can accept a wide variety of crypto and Devcoin will simply be one of them.

A simple idea would be having an account linked to your crypto ATM card and you simply withdrawal your crypto as needed (in the form of fiat) at various ATMs around the country. Paypal has something similar with a card and withdrawals come from your Paypal balance or bank account.

~2 cents~

Yep, I was able to check my stats a couple of days ago and that is excellent. 

Thanks for the heads up. I will be sure to email before I place any orders with them.

Hello board,

 I am new to the board (and Devcoin) but after doing some basic research on how Devcoin works I have decided to start publishing on http://www.Devtome.com. After looking  at several threads on this forum I have decided to take most everything posted on Devtome at face value and assume everything is correct. After each round is over and payment has been sent out I plan on trying out several different websites that allow Devcoin to be used as payment. After I have received the product that I have purchased with Devcoins, I will post a review of the transaction on this thread.

The one site that I am looking forward to try the most is http://www.igotspots.com/other.html. The reason is because they advertise that you can purchase a one ounce silver bar from APMEX with Devcoins. If you click the payment button you can see that shipping for this item is $8.00. I changed the amount of one ounce bars that I wanted to 25 and the shipping remains the same. I am assuming that this means they offer flat rate shipping no matter what you order. This has me very excited  

I am pretty sure that others have already done reviews on I Got Spots but I think many different perspectives on transactions with one company can be helpful.

 

Bittzy78

 I had quite a hard time registering for an account at Vircurex. Your code finally worked for me and I was able to register.

It was weird! I tried using several of the referral codes on this thread and none of them worked for me except yours.

Go figure  

 

Bittzy78

If you have a Chrome browser it does an instant translation of English to Chinese but I didn't see Devcoin on the Chinese side when I looked.

That is pretty cool though. The more exchanges that have Devcoin means the more chances there are that Devcoin could have runs.

I actually think that the model Bter is using will be duplicated many times in the future. It will be coin-in and coin-out only in the future for several of them, no cash whatsoever.

It might also be worth it to contact http://www.cex.io and ask them the same thing. It might help speed up their implementation process of alt coin trading. They presently have online Devcoin wallets and allow for withdrawals for a small 0.001 fee.

If you go to the "Faq" and then "Merged Mining" section it says..

"As of November 11th - GHash.IO has enabled merged mining of altcoins. These coins are mined simultaneously with the BTC, and give you additional profit. Information on altcoins can be found here: http://altcoins.com/

You can exchange alt coins for bitcoins on various exchanges. We will also be implementing a BTC to NMC, IXC, DVC pair exchange soon. Additional coins may be also implemented along the way."

I am just about 100% sure that there are other planets with intelligent beings on them.

Hell, there was an article out just a few days ago talking about water geysers on one of Jupiter's moons that might be able to support life.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/16/europa-clipper-water-geysers-europa_n_4452703.html

I am happy with getting anything  

Yep, that is where I found the link yesterday and downloaded it.

It was a very informative write up and the screen shots were very helpful.

I installed that client on my computer yesterday and was impressed with how much it looked just like a Bitcoin/Litecoin wallet. I think it stopped downloading the block chain a couple of times but I could have just been a little impatient. I closed it and then opened it back up again and it started right where it left off. I checked on it a an hour before I went to work and did a test send and receive of Devcoins. I didn't notice any hitches sending or receiving the coins. I plan on playing with  it some more today after I get off work in the morning.

I have to say the absolute #1 plus about this new wallet is being able to backup your data. I have an older computer and that dang thing might just stop working one of these days.  

Overall, I was very impressed with it.

(I am sorry this review wasn't more technical but I am kinda low tech)