Topic: 10,000 World Dollar (WLD) Giveaway - How to Claim (Read 6958 times)

Hi,

Just letting you know about a new giveaway offer.

All you need to do is visit the Coin Autonomy website (http://www.coinautonomy.com) and fill out the form with your Twitter username and photo taken with Seenly.

Then, your 10,000 WLD will be sent to you via @Send_Coin.

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If you like, you can immediately exchange your 10,000 WLD for BTC.

Just send the tweet: @Send_coin send 10,000 #WLD to @CoinAutonomy

Separately, let @CoinAutonomy know your bitcoin address, and they will send you .005 BTC.

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If you want to keep your 10,000 WLD you might want to read the main World Dollar thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/10000-world-dollar-wld-giveaway-how-to-claim-795230 and check out the website http://www.world-dollar.com

10,000 WLD has recently been trading for between .01 BTC and .025 BTC

Hi sorry, good ideas but we need to use a video because we need to have a very reliable way (facial recognition) of uniquely identifying everyone, so that no-one can claim 10,000 World dollars more than once.

The key idea behind World Dollar is that it is distributed to everyone in the world, equally.

A video?!! you could make facebook verification or phone .... -.-

@b4basit just traded for .005 BTC today. But this isn't really a representative value. In fact, anything right now is highly speculative, and liquidity levels are low. We'll soon have a website up where people can track the live price of WLD, number of coins etc., and feature on Coin Market Cap.

but what is its value today?

10,000 WLD has mainly been trading for .01 BTC, but it has been as high as .025 BTC. World Dollar is at its earliest stages. If many people all over the world start claiming, we might predict that the price of WLD will go up significantly. Hence the comments like this one:

how much is the value of this?

If you are using the "convert" tab, select to receive "BTC".

At the moment you can convert it to .005 BTC , albeit this is well below the usual trade price of .01 BTC, and the highest trade price of .025 BTC.

Alternatively, you can click the "trade" tab. Select WLD and BTC (snapswap.btc) as the currency pairs, and post up an order.

i want to turn that 10000wld to btc how can i do ?

Hi basitali, what is the issue? You have a balance of 10,000 WLD.

The problem is that under the "convert" tab you are selecting to receive another 10,000 WLD, which you can't do for the amount of BTC & XRP currently in your account.

same problem here ripple username basitali

To anyone interested, one of the members of the World Dollar Foundation appeared on the non-aggression podcast.

Here is the link to the interview: http://napodcast.com/?p=167

Many important topics were covered, you should definitely have a listen to it if you are interested in learning more about World Dollar and about fiat currencies vs. free market currencies in general.

Thanks thebenjamincode, I've just started letting people know about it and inserted a link to it on the World Dollar website. I'll be able to properly help you out from next Tuesday/ Wednesday onwards.

hey guys i made  forum on where we could talk about this currency, there are no users yet but please join here.
wldtalk.boards.net

interesting concept , I like this name
tank you

thanks for the way to claim , i will try to get some coin

Warning: What I'm about to describe is highly difficult for most to get their heads around. It is, however, 100% accurate and confirmed by those who work at Ripple labs.

Concept 1: Imagine a new currency, XYZ, that is issued on Ripple, but cannot be withdrawn outside of Ripple. This XYZ is NOT an "IOU", as it is not being held by the gateway for it to be transferrable elsewhere. This XYZ is a legitimate unit of potential value as a medium of exchange, just as much as any altcoin outside of Ripple. There is no fundamental difference in terms of monetary economics. (In practice, but beside the point, XYZ transactions occur in 1 second and cost nothing to "mine", while e.g. BTC takes 1 hour to get 6 confirmations and is very expensive to "mine").

Concept 2: Now, imagine that XYZ can now be withdrawn outside of Ripple, e.g. to be held on a mobile payments platform, which also allows fiat currencies to be held there. One (simple-minded) interpretation is that XYZ is an "IOU" on Ripple, and is not the "real thing" on the mobile payments platform. Alternatively, the more logical interpretation is that XYZ is the "real thing" on both platforms, on one condition. This condition is: if I transfer 10,000 XYZ from the mobile payments platform to Ripple, the 10,000 XYZ is "destroyed" on the mobile payments platform, and "created" on Ripple.

And here you have it, you have just learned something you never knew about Ripple. It can actually be used to transfer currencies (other than XRP) in a form that is not an IOU.

Substitute XYZ for WLD above, and you understand how World Dollar works. 

10,000 WLD has continued to trade between 0.01 BTC and 0.025 BTC over the last few days. However, somewhat bizarrely, there have been trades recently valuing 1 WLD at 1 XRP, implying 10,000 WLD = 10,000 XRP = ~60 USD.

Liquidity will continue to be low and prices volatile until more people hear about World Dollar.

just curious, how much you buy for 10k WLD?

Just buy 100,000 WLD now and sell it when 10,000 WLD = 1 BTC