I think the seller missed out of a good opportunity. If s/he accepted Bitcoin for the sale, s/he'd have the upper hand here. Bitcoin transactions have no innate buyer protection, so it's usually the buyer who's hesitant to pay in Bitcoin and the seller who's the opposite -- happy to receive an...
Are we talking about ethical/reputation concerns that are because many people erroneously associate cryptos with dark market behavior? Or because a typical crypto payment has no innate escrow protection for the buyer?
I'm guessing the former is what is implied in this thread, but maybe both...
In both The DAO hack and this current issue, the Ethereum chain WAS NOT faulty. The DAO hack exploited a bug in its code. The recent Parity bug which locked up $300M had a bug which a common user accidentally tripped on. Again, in both cases the underlying Ethereum chain wasn't the problem; the...
Several countries appear in the crypto news, then reappear, waffling about whether or not they'll ban cryptos in that country (Russia comes to mind). Some decide to, then change their mind. Others do partial bans, limiting crypto activity. I guess we'll wait and see what exactly plays out in India.
I'm liquidating the following domains, here in MakeOffer format.
All domains are registered at GoDaddy. Expiration/renewal date: 2017-Dec-29. (FYI: None of these domains currently provide significant traffic.)
StocksWebinar.com
FinanceWebinar.com
HedgefundWebinar.com
HedgefundsWebinar.com...
I agree - just get a domain name that your customers/senders can use to send you crypto & put your address & QR code on the homepage. Or use a short redirector like no_url_shorteners and a custom/short URL string.