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BTW, this video was motivated by the first and largest bitcoin bounty which were supported entirely by user donation, in the form of bitcoin. See the thread at:
by kiba 16y ago
BTW, this video was motivated by the first and largest bitcoin bounty which were supported entirely by user donation, in the form of bitcoin. See the thread at: http://www.bitcoin.org/smf/index.php?topic=697.0 http://www.bitcoin.org/smf/index.php?topic=697.0
I am an escrow agent for this animation bounty that is currently worth 8472.05 BTC(from memory) and now that's worth like six thousand USD. Originally, it was worth around two thousand dollars.
- Devilboy 16y agoWhat's the quickest and easiest way to buy a couple hundred BTC?
- kiba 16y agoFor small amount of bitcoin, you can use CoinPal at http://coinpal.ndrix.com/ http://coinpal.ndrix.com/ Even though I did not personally used it, many people recommend the service.
- sgornick 16y agoThere's also #Bitcoin-OTC where trading is done over IRC. Here's the Order Book, viewing USD offers: http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworderbook.php?sortby=price&sortorder=ASC&eitherthing=USD http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworderbook.php?sortby=price&so...
- mrb 16y ago1. Open an account on any Bitcoin exchange (mtgox.com, bitcoinusa.com, etc) 2. Fund your account by wire or ACH transfer (supported by most exchanges) 3. Place a 'buy' order in 2 mouse clicks to buy BTC at the current market rate. Done. Or if you know someone in the real world who has coins, just make him a cash offer to send you directly the BTC (using the Bitcoin software, without going through a third party such as an exchange).