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Note that this appears to be a $9.99 version of http://www.proofofexistence.com/ http://www.proofofexistence.com/, a free service. Also, this does not appear to
by marcell 12y ago
Note that this appears to be a $9.99 version of http://www.proofofexistence.com/ http://www.proofofexistence.com/, a free service. Also, this does not appear to be affiliated with the popular bitcoin exchange Bitstamp.
- chuckup 12y agoWhat's with the terrible names in Bitcoin land? When deciding what to name your Bitcoin site, anything with the word "bit" or "coin" in it should be avoided. Please! Otherwise, you just join the list of other unmemorable bit/coin sites. And, this goes without saying, pick something that, when you google it, google does not say "Showing results for Bitstamp".
- inkfactory 12y agoPoint taken. "Showing results for Bitstamp" is irritating, but we only launched yesterday, hopefully Google will figure out that Bitstamped is a thing!
- danoprey 12y agoI have to admit, when I first read it I thought it was a new euphemism for being screwed over by Bitstamp, a la "Goxed".
- serf 12y agoWell, the comic made me laugh. I'm with chuckup though, I tend to quickly forget all the sites with names like this (regarding bitcoin specifically). Thank goodness for bookmarks.
- inkfactory 12y agoMarcell is correct - we use the ProofOfExistence.com API Bitstamped.io is not aimed at technical users - that's why payment is in USD and not BTC.
- ruxkor 12y agoWhile the method using to sign documents is identical (as posted by inkfactory), the main difference is that bitstamped is also hosting your files. This can be regarded as both an advantage or a disadvantage over proofofexistence, depending what your position is regarding the remote hosting of the document.