Chris JL
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Chris JL on Dec 12, 2017 0:44:00 GMT 1, obviously, but the proportion of volume for normal currencies is a fraction of the bitcoin one due to traceability and anonymity differences. And indeed most countries that try to reduce illegal transactions do put caps on cash transaction. Bitcoin are designed for anonymity and lack of traceability, hence are the favorite currency for such purposes - not an opinion, but a fact. But let's not hijack this discussion - there is a Bitcoin one somewhere on the forum. You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol
No, I’m an economics professor in a top 10 world department and I specialise in financial markets. Again, won’t reply further not to hijack this.
obviously, but the proportion of volume for normal currencies is a fraction of the bitcoin one due to traceability and anonymity differences. And indeed most countries that try to reduce illegal transactions do put caps on cash transaction. Bitcoin are designed for anonymity and lack of traceability, hence are the favorite currency for such purposes - not an opinion, but a fact. But let's not hijack this discussion - there is a Bitcoin one somewhere on the forum. You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol No, I’m an economics professor in a top 10 world department and I specialise in financial markets. Again, won’t reply further not to hijack this. |
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J0NNY
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by J0NNY on Dec 12, 2017 1:00:38 GMT 1, You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol No, I’m an economics professor in a top 10 world department and I specialise in financial markets. Again, won’t reply further not to hijack this.
Are you just worried about it weakening the USD? As most Worldwide black market transactions in the last 3 decades used the USD as the common currencey ? I say it's always good to embrace change,blaming Bitcoin for illegal activities that are century's old doesn't really seem viable.
You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol No, I’m an economics professor in a top 10 world department and I specialise in financial markets. Again, won’t reply further not to hijack this. Are you just worried about it weakening the USD? As most Worldwide black market transactions in the last 3 decades used the USD as the common currencey ? I say it's always good to embrace change,blaming Bitcoin for illegal activities that are century's old doesn't really seem viable. |
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highflyer
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by highflyer on Dec 12, 2017 1:49:21 GMT 1, You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol No, I’m an economics professor in a top 10 world department and I specialise in financial markets. Again, won’t reply further not to hijack this.
Economists, financial experts, fund managers...they all hate Bitcoin. I wonder why...
You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol No, I’m an economics professor in a top 10 world department and I specialise in financial markets. Again, won’t reply further not to hijack this. Economists, financial experts, fund managers...they all hate Bitcoin. I wonder why... |
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Morfx
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Morfx on Dec 12, 2017 3:27:29 GMT 1, obviously, but the proportion of volume for normal currencies is a fraction of the bitcoin one due to traceability and anonymity differences. And indeed most countries that try to reduce illegal transactions do put caps on cash transaction. Bitcoin are designed for anonymity and lack of traceability, hence are the favorite currency for such purposes - not an opinion, but a fact. But let's not hijack this discussion - there is a Bitcoin one somewhere on the forum. You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol
I do....
obviously, but the proportion of volume for normal currencies is a fraction of the bitcoin one due to traceability and anonymity differences. And indeed most countries that try to reduce illegal transactions do put caps on cash transaction. Bitcoin are designed for anonymity and lack of traceability, hence are the favorite currency for such purposes - not an opinion, but a fact. But let's not hijack this discussion - there is a Bitcoin one somewhere on the forum. You must be stuck in the Stone Age lol you’re ideas of bitcoin and anonymity correlating with supporting drugs transactions are laughable. You have to be some old guy because no one 30 and under share those beliefs lol I do.... |
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by jkesquire on Dec 12, 2017 4:19:59 GMT 1, Like it or hate it, it sure looks like it’s here to stay. Market cap of 450 billion (and growing) doesn’t lie. I can understand why people say the bottom MAY fall out one day, but I think we’ll see bitcoin hitting six figures before that time comes, if it ever does come. I know this is not the “bitcoin” thread on this forum so I apologize for continuing the hijack....just my two cents, or my .0000000001 bitcoin 
Like it or hate it, it sure looks like it’s here to stay. Market cap of 450 billion (and growing) doesn’t lie. I can understand why people say the bottom MAY fall out one day, but I think we’ll see bitcoin hitting six figures before that time comes, if it ever does come. I know this is not the “bitcoin” thread on this forum so I apologize for continuing the hijack....just my two cents, or my .0000000001 bitcoin |
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rosac
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by rosac on Dec 12, 2017 7:22:38 GMT 1, Does bit coin offer payment protection? What happens for example the print doesn’t arrive or arrives damaged? Am I protected
Does bit coin offer payment protection? What happens for example the print doesn’t arrive or arrives damaged? Am I protected
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by supacpeon on Dec 12, 2017 7:25:53 GMT 1, Does bit coin offer payment protection? What happens for example the print doesn’t arrive or arrives damaged? Am I protected
Does bit coin offer payment protection? What happens for example the print doesn’t arrive or arrives damaged? Am I protected No. You are SOL. No. |
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cmc
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by cmc on Dec 12, 2017 8:01:19 GMT 1, Does bit coin offer payment protection? What happens for example the print doesn’t arrive or arrives damaged? Am I protected
www.bitrated.com/
Does bit coin offer payment protection? What happens for example the print doesn’t arrive or arrives damaged? Am I protected Yes, just like a cash purchase there are ways to guarantee you are protected. www.bitrated.com/ |
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by maddoghoek100 on Dec 12, 2017 8:12:09 GMT 1, all this is academic with BTC hovering at 16/17k USD for the last few days. Seriously best of luck with the sale, but to get your price BTC will have to slump hard against some high water marks, which should make it a bit less appealing to you anyway.
all this is academic with BTC hovering at 16/17k USD for the last few days. Seriously best of luck with the sale, but to get your price BTC will have to slump hard against some high water marks, which should make it a bit less appealing to you anyway.
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by supacpeon on Dec 12, 2017 8:45:08 GMT 1, OP in essence offered this print for £8k or less. If BTC had gone down, OP would have received less than £8k worth for the 0.91 BTC paid. I think it's a pretty neat gesture. Just because BTC increased in value doesn't make it less so.
Best of luck with your sale.
OP in essence offered this print for £8k or less. If BTC had gone down, OP would have received less than £8k worth for the 0.91 BTC paid. I think it's a pretty neat gesture. Just because BTC increased in value doesn't make it less so.
Best of luck with your sale.
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Deleted on Dec 12, 2017 10:28:54 GMT 1, BTC $17.1k
BTC $17.1k
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Deleted on Dec 12, 2017 14:58:18 GMT 1, This is perfect proof why BTC is a store of value rather than a currency. I still hope this sells in BTC tho 
This is perfect proof why BTC is a store of value rather than a currency. I still hope this sells in BTC tho |
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Philippe
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Philippe on Dec 12, 2017 22:12:00 GMT 1, Litecoin!?
Litecoin!?
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 18, 2018 17:35:53 GMT 1, BUMP
offer stands again.
get yourself a post-crash bargain
BUMP
offer stands again.
get yourself a post-crash bargain
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 18, 2018 17:43:32 GMT 1, 0.91 Bitcoin equals
7632.45 British Pound
0.91 Bitcoin equals
7632.45 British Pound
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Aubrey 245
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Aubrey 245 on Jan 18, 2018 18:17:25 GMT 1, 0.91 Bitcoin equals
7632.45 British Pound
Pretty volatile Banksy piece you got there..
0.91 Bitcoin equals
7632.45 British Pound Pretty volatile Banksy piece you got there.. |
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 18, 2018 18:43:07 GMT 1, HI guys,
Have received multiple PMs on this so so save replying to everyone with the same answer i'll say it here.
I'll sell it for £8k OR 0.91 BTC so if you pay BTC you pay the market rate whatever it may be, if you pay cash you do not pay the cash equivalent to 0.91BTC
The point of selling in BTC is because I am interested in this as an historic Banksy Bitcoin transaction and I'm willing to sell it for below 'market rate' on that basis
HI guys,
Have received multiple PMs on this so so save replying to everyone with the same answer i'll say it here.
I'll sell it for £8k OR 0.91 BTC so if you pay BTC you pay the market rate whatever it may be, if you pay cash you do not pay the cash equivalent to 0.91BTC
The point of selling in BTC is because I am interested in this as an historic Banksy Bitcoin transaction and I'm willing to sell it for below 'market rate' on that basis
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by jkesquire on Jan 18, 2018 19:29:31 GMT 1, Would you have sold it yesterday for .91btc when the price of one btc dropped to $9,499 USD per coin?
Would you have sold it yesterday for .91btc when the price of one btc dropped to $9,499 USD per coin?
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 18, 2018 19:39:31 GMT 1, I will still sell to the first person who agrees and completes the transaction of 0.91 BTC
I can offer the peace of mind that i'm a long standing member of the forum since 2008 with many trades on here in the past.
I am happy to meet in person for anybody to visit and view the print and have a cup of tea
I will still sell to the first person who agrees and completes the transaction of 0.91 BTC I can offer the peace of mind that i'm a long standing member of the forum since 2008 with many trades on here in the past. I am happy to meet in person for anybody to visit and view the print and have a cup of tea |
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bjoern
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by bjoern on Jan 18, 2018 19:46:12 GMT 1, Really great idea and that you stick to your initial price!
Really great idea and that you stick to your initial price!
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Eton Groover on Jan 18, 2018 20:28:28 GMT 1, The currency of the future!
It’s been over a month and nobody has managed to sort this deal out!
The currency of the future!
It’s been over a month and nobody has managed to sort this deal out!
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 18, 2018 20:35:53 GMT 1, The currency of the future! It’s been over a month and nobody has managed to sort this deal out!
I actually pulled it temporarily but my circumstances have changed and it is back up for sale!
The currency of the future! It’s been over a month and nobody has managed to sort this deal out! I actually pulled it temporarily but my circumstances have changed and it is back up for sale! |
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by hollowhills on Jan 18, 2018 21:00:11 GMT 1, Would that frame be considered a boroque style frame?
Would that frame be considered a boroque style frame?
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by white rose on Jan 18, 2018 21:29:38 GMT 1, I think buying with bitcoin would have been simpler a few years back when bitcoins were traded as individual coins. We are dealing with fractions these days so a lot harder to work out especially when prices fluctuate the way they have been
I think buying with bitcoin would have been simpler a few years back when bitcoins were traded as individual coins. We are dealing with fractions these days so a lot harder to work out especially when prices fluctuate the way they have been
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NYart
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by NYart on Jan 18, 2018 21:34:57 GMT 1, Fun fact it could’ve been had for ~£6200 the other day. Good luck with your sale!
Fun fact it could’ve been had for ~£6200 the other day. Good luck with your sale!
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by touchdowntodd on Jan 18, 2018 22:34:43 GMT 1, If only we could just buy, and allow u to buy when it dips hard again.
Some of us don't want to be involved with crypto
If only we could just buy, and allow u to buy when it dips hard again.
Some of us don't want to be involved with crypto
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by andyroo0312 on Jan 20, 2018 1:43:16 GMT 1, I am seeing .91 at over $10kUS
I am seeing .91 at over $10kUS
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 20, 2018 18:08:05 GMT 1, If only we could just buy, and allow u to buy when it dips hard again. Some of us don't want to be involved with crypto
You can, it's £8k if you want to buy in fiat
If only we could just buy, and allow u to buy when it dips hard again. Some of us don't want to be involved with crypto You can, it's £8k if you want to buy in fiat |
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 22, 2018 20:48:05 GMT 1, This is still available and I am still prepared to sell at the price I originally quoted. 0.91 BTC
Using today's exchange rate that equates to £6835 and is an absolute steal for somebody
This is still available and I am still prepared to sell at the price I originally quoted. 0.91 BTC
Using today's exchange rate that equates to £6835 and is an absolute steal for somebody
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Banksy • Trolley Hunters, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 22, 2018 22:59:11 GMT 1, Hi, I’ll offer you 0.85 BTC for the print. PM if interesting
0.91BTC is £6,359 now so..... no offers other than my original price of 0.91 BTC thank you
Hi, I’ll offer you 0.85 BTC for the print. PM if interesting 0.91BTC is £6,359 now so..... no offers other than my original price of 0.91 BTC thank you |
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