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I wonder if it was more than what Laszlo Hanyecz paid for his 2 pizza's back in 2010 :)

Lol...he paid 10 000btc for 2 large Pizza's :xf.grin:

Today's value = $77 800 000

Off course everyone can make fun of him and call him whatever they want...But one has to also wonder, if he so easily dropped 10 000btc to buy 2 large pizza's....just how much bitcoin did he actually have!
 
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I wonder if it was more than what Laszlo Hanyecz paid for his 2 pizza's back in 2010 :)

Lol...he paid 10 000btc for 2 large Pizza's :xf.grin:

Today's value = $77 800 000

Off course everyone can make fun of him and call him whatever they want...But one has to also wonder, if he so easily dropped 10 000btc to buy 2 large pizza's....just how much bitcoin did he actually have!

good point, probably he would not spend everything on 2 pizzas?
 
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good point, probably he would not spend everything on 2 pizzas?

Yeah dude, I actually tried for a while to see if I could find the wallet ID that the payment was made from....just out of curiosity.. but never managed to find it.

@Avtar629 - sorry bro, didn't mean to hijack the thread ;)
 
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no worries. really want the info for my own purposes but also would be useful info to all "bitcoin" domain holders.

I do see the blockchain.info news. but they just "Rented" it for 5 years from Coinbase.
 
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probably owned by the feds or some l33t hax0r from the deep dark web
 
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probably owned by the feds or some l33t hax0r from the deep dark web


just discovered that Bitcoin.com is owned by Roger Ver. Bitcoin.com is now doing Bitcoin Mining contracts.

heads up! I saw an article where this guy owner of Bitcoin.com plans to discontinue supporting Bitcoin at some point and support Bitcoin Cash instead because processing $10 worth of bitcoin would cost $14.

this is where Bitcoin Cash would come it. It's faster and cheaper.

so hold on to your Bitcoin CASH or BCH domains. wait and see!

but anyways. Bitcoin.com? Bitcoins.com? how much did these sell for? anyone? I really tried to find out. can't find crap.
 
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just discovered that Bitcoin.com is owned by Roger Ver. Bitcoin.com is now doing Bitcoin Mining contracts.

heads up! I saw an article where this guy owner of Bitcoin.com plans to discontinue supporting Bitcoin at some point and support Bitcoin Cash instead because processing $10 worth of bitcoin would cost $14.

this is where Bitcoin Cash would come it. It's faster and cheaper.

so hold on to your Bitcoin CASH or BCH domains. wait and see!

but anyways. Bitcoin.com? Bitcoins.com? how much did these sell for? anyone? I really tried to find out. can't find crap.


E-mail received today from GoUrl.io


Dear xxxxx,


Minimum bitcoin withdrawal amount

We have increased the minimum amount of automatic withdrawal to 0.015 BTC due to high bitcoin transaction fees ($10-$60 per transaction) in the Bitcoin network.

You can start to accept Bitcoin Cash as an alternative additional payments with low transaction fees ($0.02-$0.10).

Bitcoin Cash Intergration -
Please note as additional security we do not keep any customer's money (bitcoin/altcoin) on our servers. All received payments are automatically forwarded to vendor's external wallet addresses within the next 30 minutes when the balance on bitcoin account is 0.015 BTC or more - (for other cryptocoin minimal balance for a withdrawal is lower).


I AM NOT A AFFILIATE!

Just sharing the news.
 
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Off course everyone can make fun of him and call him whatever they want...But one has to also wonder, if he so easily dropped 10 000btc to buy 2 large pizza's....just how much bitcoin did he actually have!

BTC was garbage in 2010. You could just as easily get another 10,000 at any given point.

I had 500 just for signing up for a wallet service and many BTC faucets would drip 1 or 2 free coins every hour to hundreds of people.

The fact that someone would exchange a pizza for BTC was luck in itself, so nobody has the right to call him anything because plenty of people were thinking that BTC could reach dollar parity at best back then.

This is why most people still pass on BTC today. There is no reason for it to be the price it is today, and there is nothing supporting it but sentiment. It's not a matter of if it will collapse, but when.

I wish BTC and alt coins the best future, my coin domains need buyers :)

I do believe that regulation will step in at some point, will ban the use of BTC, and will create the greatest losses of wealth we've seen in 100 years.

In my opinion...
 
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BTC was garbage in 2010. You could just as easily get another 10,000 at any given point.

I had 500 just for signing up for a wallet service and many BTC faucets would drip 1 or 2 free coins every hour to hundreds of people.

The fact that someone would exchange a pizza for BTC was luck in itself, so nobody has the right to call him anything because plenty of people were thinking that BTC could reach dollar parity at best back then.

This is why most people still pass on BTC today. There is no reason for it to be the price it is today, and there is nothing supporting it but sentiment. It's not a matter of if it will collapse, but when.

I wish BTC and alt coins the best future, my coin domains need buyers :)

I do believe that regulation will step in at some point, will ban the use of BTC, and will create the greatest losses of wealth we've seen in 100 years.

In my opinion...

Essentially, any attempts to ban the use of Bitcoin would be fruitless. It will still continue to exist even if it remains an "underground" currency. As far as cryptocurrency as a whole, many goverments are scrambling to create their own crypto as well. People will need to decide at some point if they want to continue feeding the currenct econmoic system, one that enslaves the masses to empower only but a few, a system that isn't working, the fact that even in first world countries there are people living in poverty and are begging or living on the streets is evidence that the system is failing. Cryptocurency when used properly and when it evolves a bit more has the potential to completley revolutionalize the economic landscape.

Off course anything is possible and maybe your scenario could play out but in my opinion fiat currency is at an extrememly volatile point at the moment, a global economic crash is imminent, we just don't know how soon or when it's going to happen.
 
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Minimum bitcoin withdrawal amount

We have increased the minimum amount of automatic withdrawal to 0.015 BTC due to high bitcoin transaction fees ($10-$60 per transaction) in the Bitcoin network.

You can start to accept Bitcoin Cash as an alternative additional payments with low transaction fees ($0.02-$0.10).

A couple of months ago I read a news about the fees in "crypto world", so I hand reg a domain in this niche in .com & .org, in the last 7-8 days I'm seeing an interest in those tow names....
 
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