First Transaction on BitcoinMarket in 2010

[TrippleStory]

Hi All,

I am doing some digging into early Bitcoin trading.

According to dwdollar, the first transaction on BitcoinMarket took place at noon (their time) on 17th March 2010.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20.msg748#msg748

Does anyone know if there is a record of how many Bitcoin this was for and at what price?

Thanks!

TS

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[tbct_mt2]

According to dwdollar, the first transaction on BitcoinMarket took place at noon (their time) on 17th March 2010.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20.msg748#msg748

Does anyone know if there is a record of how many Bitcoin this was for and at what price?

I am not sure about total bitcoin was traded on BitcoinMarket.com exchange but there are two articles and one topic about the exchange and trading price of Bitcoin back in March 2010.

The first Bitcoin exchange
A brief history of cryptocurrency exchanges
A bit of history: What the first bitcoin exchange looked like

Bitcoinmarket.com, however, provided far greater overall consensus on the value of bitcoin, presenting a price at launch of around $0.003, moving up to $0.05 in the summer of that year, which is about as far as any price chart will go back to.

[BlackHatCoiner]

According to dwdollar, the first transaction on BitcoinMarket took place at noon (their time) on 17th March 2010.

According to their post, their first trade had taken place with 4 traders. them included. If you search for transactions at that time, you'll barely find a block with more than the coinbase transaction.

In block 45689, which was mined in 17th of March 2010, at 23:51, there is one transaction with 4 inputs spent to some reused address. Here it is: 31178ebd1c8815e807d660ef7e0427b64fa6c47dc16861d0b01ce920b00df841. Transaction in block 45614, could also be that one, but it seems less likely. There are lots of inputs being spent there, whereas in the previous, it's 4 exactly.

I can't find any other transaction that happened in that day.

[Bureau]

I too was not able to find out how many wallets were part of the first transaction. I was still able to find out details regarding it. Bitcoin.com provides information pertaining to the first transaction whereas they never wrote anything about the number of wallets doing that transaction. As per BlackHatCoiner when checking the transaction ID only four other wallets were involved. Still, it doesn't state that there were four members who were the individual owners of those wallets. I do think it is possible to find out the number of members involved in this transaction.

[DARK92]

Good morning
I need a helping hand! because I've been looking for my bitcoin for 3 years which was on bitcoinmarket.com but dustin dollar never responds and is no longer on bitcointalk! do you have the bitcoinmarket.com table by chance?

[Iamgoat]

Hi All,

I am doing some digging into early Bitcoin trading.

According to dwdollar, the first transaction on BitcoinMarket took place at noon (their time) on 17th March 2010.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20.msg748#msg748

Does anyone know if there is a record of how many Bitcoin this was for and at what price?

Thanks!

TS

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