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> and concluded the small stuffed animals, a craze from the 1990s, will one day soar in value, like the bitcoins he bought in early January. Bitcoin. Beanie Ba
by gexla 9y ago
> and concluded the small stuffed animals, a craze from the 1990s, will one day soar in value, like the bitcoins he bought in early January.
Bitcoin. Beanie Babies. The Beanie Babies aren't worth anything by themselves, but I think I may see a solution here.
A Beanie Babies coin. Beanie Babies owners get a chance at the earliest and cheapest rounds of the ICO. Rare Beanie Babies bring the owner better discounts.
Demand for the coin will push demand for Beanie Babies, making them rise in value along with the coin value.
Beanie Babies could potentially be traded physically like real currency.
Is this enough for a whitepaper?
ETA: Fixed spelling issues in the whitepaper.
- arthurcolle 9y agoI think you’re ready
- quickthrower2 9y agoBeanie Babies are decentralized, and not double-spendable, whilst being pretty anonymous and not requiring a cohort of miners wasting electricity to mine them. They are in finite supply, and are not stealable by hackers. And like fiat, they apparently lose value (which is a good thing for a currency) Pretty good currency IMO.
- thaumasiotes 9y agoThey are easy to forge.
- IntronExon 9y agoAt least the SEC won’t wreck your life once they decide to really move, if all you’re moving is plush toys.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoAren't burglars just ownership hackers?
- Terr_ 9y agoThey're domicile disruptors.
- api 9y agoReading this I thought: Welcome to the cryptocurrency trough of disillusionment.
- acct1771 9y agoTo be clear, your opinion is that an inflationary currency is a good thing.
- Trundle 9y agoSlap that on to a website with some particles.js and I think you're set to retire.
- dragontamer 9y ago> A Beanie Babies coin. You're too late https://www.cryptokitties.co/ https://www.cryptokitties.co/
- nwsm 9y ago>Is this enough for a whitepaper? "Bitcoin. Beanie Babies." was enough for a whitepaper.