Go through my post history to see some of my sucessful trades. I'm asking for 5 LTC which is about $50 not $2000. Litecoin are not bitcoins.

Hello I'm looking for a 5 LTC loan for the next 5 hours while my Litecoin wallet updates. I'll pay you back 5.125 LTC, which is 2.5% interest for a 5 hour loan.

Please send the LTC to this address: Lxxx and post below so everyone else knows not to repeat the send. Any extra transfers will be returned to the sender without any interest, so only the first person please!

If for some reason multiple people claim that they sent me the transaction I will request a signed message or a micropayment to verify who the sender really was. I will not be providing any collateral, its a small loan and for a very small amount of time. I've been a member since 2012 and have conducted business without any problems.


Thank you for your help!

Well I hope that turns out well for you. It's so often that loans go unpaid on these forums. GL, but I'm assuming the worst.

A promise of what though? Only that they would give you a different US dollar for it?

Statements like the one quoted below get me everytime. Isn't this statement also true for every central bank fiat currency, IE the USD? The USD is only worth what we believe its worth, in that what we are willing to trade for the $1.


If anyone has better insight as to why or how this statement is true for bitcoin, but not for fiat. Please, please let me know. I'm awaiting enlightenment

Unfortunately I think Western Union is one of the most common ways people send remittances back home. My buddy sends $300 a month back to Vietnam and it costs her 9% including the transfer fee + the currency conversion fee on her mother's side.

As far as cash couriering goes, Anytime you carry fair amounts of cash into a "third world" country or a country that has very strict import laws, you're risking the possibility of off-record "taxation" or confiscation.

This is even true with goods. IE taking 2 laptops into Argentina if you look like your a native, they will instantly have 1 of the laptops confiscated or you will have to pay a "tax" of over $1000 (usually worth more than the good so you just give up the good to their customs officer). This is also another real world example from one of my colleagues, who did not look like a tourist when entering Argentina.

This game will allow you to earn digital currencies? Will there have to be btc invested into the speed runs (IE a bet) in order to get btc out of the game? And you should post a video of what you have created so far, 2 screen shots of a character model in an environment is unlikely to gather much interest.

Looks like enough miners moved to lower the hashrate at coinotron to 43% currently: https://www.litecoinpool.org/pools

that is an interesting solution. But for $60 I can just get a cheap rack server too and I don't have to be quite as tech savvy or worry about casing etc.

Everyone that shares my concern about the near 51% network hashrate of LTC on coinotron can help me bump this thread so that people are more aware of what's going on, rather than having to look at page 60 something of this thread to see the discussion that is taking place.

Raise awareness:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=618569.0

Coinotron is approaching 51% of the total LTC network hashrate. I ask that you all kindly LEAVE coinotron for the time being as the pool operator seems to be incompetent to solve this issue. As most of you are probably holding on to at least some LTC, it is for your own sake that you should leave coinotron, avoid the possibility of a 51% attack and the devaluation of your Litecoins.

See here: https://www.litecoinpool.org/pools

Other pools that you can use:

http://give-me-coins.com/ 0% Fees!!
https://www.wemineltc.com/ 0% Fees!!
https://www.litecoinpool.org/
http://clevermining.com
http://multipool.us

Honestly, if you can't find a solution FAST to lower your LTC hashrate, you should just take the initiative and shut down your LTC pool and wait for people to put their miners elsewhere while you find a solution to stay at 40% of the total hashrate or less. The real question is, do you have the goodwill to lose some miner fees for now for the better sake of both LTC and your future LTC fee profits?

Show your support for bitcoin and get others interested in Bitcoin by placing these stickers on cars, notebooks, laptops etc!

Yeah, I didn't realize that these guys go for like $5,000 on ebay (approximate models I think). So it's definitely out of my price range.

Hello, I'm looking to buy cheap server solely for the purposes of running a 24/7 bitcoin node, as the number of nodes is decreasing and I'd like to contribute. Please post/PM me what you have and the price.

https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/dashboard/chart/?days=60

Edit: A long time ago someone had linked a website where you could buy old servers for like $40 (working). I think they were servers that were being retired from some school and they are sold in an online auction (but almost no one bids on them). If anyone has that link I'd be very appreciative.

The coupons should be for bitmaintech.com the official antminer website. Coupons were given to people that previously purchased Antminer products.

Can you post a photo of it? I'm looking to pick up a server that would fit in a rack. Also, would you be interested in selling it cheaper or giving it away in order to support a new bitcoin Node?

The number of bitcoin nodes is decreasing and I'd like to help counteract that. See here: https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/dashboard/chart/?days=60

Once again I'll ask in case you missed my first message. Are you please able to post pictures of the Fury and the Black Widow? Or have they not been produced yet?

Since you're getting ready to ship them, can you guys please post actual images of the 1MH and the black widow? I'm curious as to how they actually look

Looks like the sell order depth is increasing? Or am I reading the chart wrong? I liked this graph much more: