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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   It's even better in full-screen mode. Press F11 to experience the 80's.
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   I've added a few screen-shots of Bitstamped.io to our blog here. Might help someone who just wants to see what's inside without creating an account:- http://www.inkfactory.com/blog/bitstamped/ink-factory-
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   But this method might be too complicated for most users. The benefit of Bitstamped is the simplicity of uploading the file and getting a QR code to insert in a document so anyone reading it can scan it to satisfy themselves of the date it w
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   I think you're right about the costs - Bitstamped is definitely better suited to use with a printed document, possibly just for a short period of time until formal legal protection can be secured, or even just for the purpose of quickl
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   I found your project when I was researching to see if anything like Bitstamped.io already existed. One of the key differences with Bitstamped is that the publicly verifiable time-stamp (the QR code link) is circulated with the printed docum
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   I think you're right - not all smart people are tech savvy or command line hackers - so we offer an easy to use interface and store the file for them.
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   Point taken. "Showing results for Bitstamp" is irritating, but we only launched yesterday, hopefully Google will figure out that Bitstamped is a thing!
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   We're still working on a pricing structure - it will likely be an annual or quarterly subscription, with a small fee to get each document Bitstamped.
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   by inkfactory 12y ago

   Marcell 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.