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| Bitcoin Casinos Release 2012 Earnings Bitcoin Casinos Release 2012 Earnings I don't know if there's any real interest in this here but I thought I'd post it anyway. Today's exchange rate weighted average as of typing this: $17.06 (I'll add conversions in bold) quote: quote: Just thought some of y'all might find it interesting. 2013 is going to see an explosion of bitcoin gambling. Stay tuned! This post was edited on 1/22 at 1:59 pm Reply Back to Top |
| How can I get in on this? Reply Back to Top |
quote: you want to start gambling with bitcoin? or are you asking about starting your own bitcoin gambling site? This post was edited on 1/22 at 1:57 pm Reply Back to Top |
| I think I'm just too dumb to understand this whole bitcoin thing, honestly. Reply Back to Top |
| What can you purchase with Bitcoins? Is there some type of exchange website where you can trade in Bitcoins for USD? Reply Back to Top |
quote: I will gladly answer any questions you have. Reply Back to Top |
quote: The bitcoin economy is still very small, but it is growing. You can buy electronics at BitcoinStore.com. There is a bitcoin eBay-type site called BitMit BitPay is a bitcoin payment processor that currently serves over 2400 merchants, including WordPress Of course, there are gambling sites as well. Truth be told, the bitcoin economy is in its infancy right now and there's really not much you can buy with bitcoins. But it is growing and it seems like there is some nice new development or growth in the economy every month. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone to get started with purchasing bitcoins right now unless you are tech-savvy and willing to accept a great deal of risk. Or unless you just wanted to gamble online with it and then trade it back for USD when done. quote: There are many exchanges out there. MtGox is probably the largest. Reply Back to Top |
| explain it to me like I was 5 Reply Back to Top |
quote: To me, it sounds like tokens at Chuck E Cheese... You buy tokens, use them throughout their websites in order to buy shite or gamble and then you can cash back out for cash on the other end Reply Back to Top |
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quote: Bitcoin is a decentralized peer-to-peer digital currency. There will only ever be 21 million bitcoins mined. A little over half of them have already been mined. The inflation rate is cut in half every 4 years until it reaches zero. There are no bitcoin "accounts." Bitcoin is basically just a large transaction ledger that everyone has a copy of. Your total bitcoins are calculated from that transactions ledger. Bitcoins utilize public key cryptography. Bitcoin uses the same cryptography as banks. If you are concerned about bitcoin security, then you should also be concerned with your banks security. Bitcoin addresses can be generated with ease. No personal information is required. Bitcoin value is based on the basic concept of supply and demand. Bitcoins cannot be seized or frozen by governments. Bitcoin transactions take place with extreme quickness. Bitcoin transaction fees are currently zero or near zero. And will likely become fractions of a US penny as time goes on. Bitcoin transactions can be sent anywhere in the world with extreme ease. Bitcoin has the potential to be used anonymous if the user chooses. Ummmmmmmm, that's all I can think of off-hand. This post was edited on 1/22 at 2:33 pm Reply Back to Top |
| So exactly like Chuck E Cheese tokens Reply Back to Top |
quote: I disagree. But you are certainly welcome to your opinion. Reply Back to Top |
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quote: I would be interested in seeing someone tell a Court that. If I get a judgment against John Smith for $10k, and he has $5k worth of bit coins I am going to seize it. Since it is a form of currency, I would imagine the Court would order the debtor to transfer it to me or hold him in contempt. Reply Back to Top |
quote: You can "mine" Bitcoins using a computers graphics card. That's the only way to earn them. Unless you're willing to utilize a bunch of computers the return is minimal. However, you can join a cooperative with your computer(s) and you get a percentage of what the cooperative earns. If the gambling sites were to take off the potential is that the value of a Bitcoin could skyrocket. One of the big problems right now is that if an exchange gets hacked it destroys the value. This post was edited on 1/22 at 3:15 pm Reply Back to Top |
| What is the current inflation rate? Reply Back to Top |
quote: It's on his hard drive. It isn't currency until he cashes it in. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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