I'll put the four special coins on eBay starting with the Red next week (Yes, I know I've been saying that for something like three week, but this time, it will happen
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May 29, 2014, 09:02:44 PM
No more coins left.
I'll put the four special coins on eBay starting with the Red next week (Yes, I know I've been saying that for something like three week, but this time, it will happen )
I'll put the four special coins on eBay starting with the Red next week (Yes, I know I've been saying that for something like three week, but this time, it will happen
) May 29, 2014, 09:00:18 PM
New version 1.1
Last week I've asked my developer to create a little utility to print coin insert for my coins. It is based on the Casascius Bitcoin Address Utility. It is really simple and create perfect round key and rectangle address for my coins and hologram.
I've just added a new feature, when you print, it also create a .txt file with all the address. I think it make it easier to back them up.
Here is the GUI:
Here is what it print:
File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_1.1.zip
Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_1.1_Source.zip
Give me your feedback !
Last week I've asked my developer to create a little utility to print coin insert for my coins. It is based on the Casascius Bitcoin Address Utility. It is really simple and create perfect round key and rectangle address for my coins and hologram.
I've just added a new feature, when you print, it also create a .txt file with all the address. I think it make it easier to back them up.
Here is the GUI:
Here is what it print:
File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_1.1.zip
Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_1.1_Source.zip
Give me your feedback !
May 29, 2014, 04:28:19 PM
Last week I've asked my developer to create a little utility to print coin insert for my coins. It is based on the Casascius Bitcoin Address Utility. It is really simple and create perfect round key and rectangle address for my coins and hologram.
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
Works well on a Win8 box. It's much easier to use than Ravenbit or Serpcoin tools (no offense to either of them). I still prefer multi-signature. Maybe a BIP38 encryption option would be a good addition for someone that prefers a pre-attached hologram instead of DIY at home.
Can you elaborate on BIP38 ? (Sorry I'm at work, so no time yet to search on that, hehe, and I think it would be usefull information for some peoples)
It basically allows someone to encrypt their private key so they can send it to you to install under the hologram. They don't need to worry about you seeing because it needs a password to decrypt the private key. Here is a link for more info https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/bip38-password-encrypted-wallets/ and https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0038.mediawiki.
Ho ! Nice !
That will be in version 2.0 for sure !
May 29, 2014, 04:19:26 PM
Last week I've asked my developer to create a little utility to print coin insert for my coins. It is based on the Casascius Bitcoin Address Utility. It is really simple and create perfect round key and rectangle address for my coins and hologram.
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
Works well on a Win8 box. It's much easier to use than Ravenbit or Serpcoin tools (no offense to either of them). I still prefer multi-signature. Maybe a BIP38 encryption option would be a good addition for someone that prefers a pre-attached hologram instead of DIY at home.
Can you elaborate on BIP38 ? (Sorry I'm at work, so no time yet to search on that, hehe, and I think it would be usefull information for some peoples)
It basically allows someone to encrypt their private key so they can send it to you to install under the hologram. They don't need to worry about you seeing because it needs a password to decrypt the private key. Here is a link for more info https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/bip38-password-encrypted-wallets/ and https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0038.mediawiki.
May 29, 2014, 02:11:37 PM
Last week I've asked my developer to create a little utility to print coin insert for my coins. It is based on the Casascius Bitcoin Address Utility. It is really simple and create perfect round key and rectangle address for my coins and hologram.
Here is the GUI:
Here is what it print:
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
Here is the GUI:
Here is what it print:
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
Works well on a Win8 box. It's much easier to use than Ravenbit or Serpcoin tools (no offense to either of them). I still prefer multi-signature. Maybe a BIP38 encryption option would be a good addition for someone that prefers a pre-attached hologram instead of DIY at home.
Can you elaborate on BIP38 ? (Sorry I'm at work, so no time yet to search on that, hehe, and I think it would be usefull information for some peoples)
May 29, 2014, 12:51:07 PM
Last week I've asked my developer to create a little utility to print coin insert for my coins. It is based on the Casascius Bitcoin Address Utility. It is really simple and create perfect round key and rectangle address for my coins and hologram.
Here is the GUI:
Here is what it print:
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
Here is the GUI:
Here is what it print:
You have three download options:
Option One: Setup (Install to desired folder and create a shortcut on the desktop)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Setup.exe
Option Two: File Only (No Setup, just extract the file to a desired folder)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_File_Only.zip
Option Three: Source Code (If you wanna take a look at the code, or build it yourself in Visual C#)
http://www.cryptolator.com/Cryptolator_Coin_Insert_Generator_-_Source_Code.zip
Give me your feedback !
Works well on a Win8 box. It's much easier to use than Ravenbit or Serpcoin tools (no offense to either of them). I still prefer multi-signature. Maybe a BIP38 encryption option would be a good addition for someone that prefers a pre-attached hologram instead of DIY at home.
May 29, 2014, 12:05:37 PM
Since a lot of peoples are asking me for specific serial number, I've decided to make a list of the available coins and I'll keep it up to date on a daily basis.
074
075
076
079
081
082
083
084
085
086
087
089
092
093
095
096
097
098
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Simply PM me if you want a specific serial number.
074
075
076
079
081
082
083
084
085
086
087
089
092
093
095
096
097
098
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Simply PM me if you want a specific serial number.
May 28, 2014, 08:30:37 PM
New version on page 8.
May 28, 2014, 11:08:52 AM
Still 12H to go for the 15% discount ! Be fast !
Discount is over !
35/140 left !
May 27, 2014, 11:32:31 AM
Still 12H to go for the 15% discount ! Be fast !
May 26, 2014, 10:20:13 PM
May 26, 2014, 10:35:00 AM
As of today (May 26th 2014)
The price for one empty coin in Bitcoin is set at......... 0.14BTC
The price for one funded coin in Bitcoin is set at........ 1.14BTC
The price for one empty coin in Litecoin is set at........ 7.00LTC
The price for one funded coin in Litecoin is set at....... 59.00TC
Shipping price in Bitcoin:
Canada........... 0.018BTC
USA.............. 0.027BTC
EUROPE........... 0.036BTC
Shipping price in Litecoin:
Canada........... 1.00LTC
USA.............. 1.50LTC
EUROPE........... 2.00LTC
As for the coin themselves there is three options:
First: Multisignature. This way, you have your own password or passphrase on your side (Which you can print using a link we will provide you once the coin is created) and there is one password on our side (Which is inserted under the hologram on the coin). This solution come with a gold "Original" hologram pre-installed. This solution is the most secure you can get.
Second: Single-key signatures. This way, you have a password, created by us, under the hologram. This solution come with a gold "Original" hologram. This solution also come with a gold "Original" hologram pre-installed.This solution is also secure, but you have to trust us (We create and print the key round on an offline computer and a dumb printer, also, the hard drive is encrypted and files are securely deleted)
Third: DIY. This way, you receive three silver "Personal" hologram (In case you make a mistake applying it on the coin). You need to create your round key and address rectangle to be inserted under the hologram (You can PM me if you want a little software wrote in Python to create them, or you can create them by yourself). With this option, future buyer will need to trust YOU in order to buy them.
The price for one empty coin in Bitcoin is set at......... 0.14BTC
The price for one funded coin in Bitcoin is set at........ 1.14BTC
The price for one empty coin in Litecoin is set at........ 7.00LTC
The price for one funded coin in Litecoin is set at....... 59.00TC
Shipping price in Bitcoin:
Canada........... 0.018BTC
USA.............. 0.027BTC
EUROPE........... 0.036BTC
Shipping price in Litecoin:
Canada........... 1.00LTC
USA.............. 1.50LTC
EUROPE........... 2.00LTC
As for the coin themselves there is three options:
First: Multisignature. This way, you have your own password or passphrase on your side (Which you can print using a link we will provide you once the coin is created) and there is one password on our side (Which is inserted under the hologram on the coin). This solution come with a gold "Original" hologram pre-installed. This solution is the most secure you can get.
Second: Single-key signatures. This way, you have a password, created by us, under the hologram. This solution come with a gold "Original" hologram. This solution also come with a gold "Original" hologram pre-installed.This solution is also secure, but you have to trust us (We create and print the key round on an offline computer and a dumb printer, also, the hard drive is encrypted and files are securely deleted)
Third: DIY. This way, you receive three silver "Personal" hologram (In case you make a mistake applying it on the coin). You need to create your round key and address rectangle to be inserted under the hologram (You can PM me if you want a little software wrote in Python to create them, or you can create them by yourself). With this option, future buyer will need to trust YOU in order to buy them.
May 25, 2014, 11:20:29 PM
Just as a reminder, we now have an official seller on eBay, if you are a US customer, you will save on shipping by buying from them: cflow01
http://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xcryptolator&_nkw=cryptolator&_sacat=0&_from=R40
Be fast, there is not a lot left !
http://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xcryptolator&_nkw=cryptolator&_sacat=0&_from=R40
Be fast, there is not a lot left !
May 25, 2014, 12:51:00 PM
Price revision bellow.
May 25, 2014, 01:05:28 AM
Love your coins, and all physical BTC I've seen so far really. I would love to have a personal collection of them all someday when my funds allow it. I'm currently working on a section on my site discussing offline/physical wallets and I will definitely try to remember to mention Cryptolator.
Great ! Thanks !
May 25, 2014, 12:08:07 AM
Love your coins, and all physical BTC I've seen so far really. I would love to have a personal collection of them all someday when my funds allow it. I'm currently working on a section on my site discussing offline/physical wallets and I will definitely try to remember to mention Cryptolator.
May 24, 2014, 02:59:19 PM
New serial number availability list bellow.
May 24, 2014, 02:54:19 PM
Cool! I would like to get one for my collection
IMO to collect physical coins is like you collect dc's with our favorite music singers.
IMO to collect physical coins is like you collect dc's with our favorite music singers.
Yeah, I also have quite a few different physical coins !
I'm already working on the 2015 artwork and I'm also thinking of a 2015 Litecoin !
May 24, 2014, 02:08:11 PM
Cool! I would like to get one for my collection
IMO to collect physical coins is like you collect dc's with our favorite music singers.
IMO to collect physical coins is like you collect dc's with our favorite music singers.
May 24, 2014, 01:53:11 PM
Updated prices bellow.
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