Topic: Atlantic City Bitcoin Projects (Read 1434 times)

is there anyone in atlantic city willing to meet up at a casino and let me hand them cash upfront for bitcoin? im going to be trusting u not to grab the cash and run, so it will only be for a very small amount of course. if u prove trustworthy ill do larger amounts in the future and give a great VIG

The Bitcoin.me video has been released.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4UYpbRO8nw

I am working on improving the site content.

Very nice collection of names. Sounds like you have a solid vision for bitcoin.me; looking forward to seeing it live. Best of luck with your endeavors.

Atlantic city Bitcoins owns all of these web sites and any kind of arrangement is possible.  It is good to develop them and develop a network of sites.  That way if some do better than others you are not putting your eggs in one basket. 

Who are the owners of these domains? Are you or they in the market to sell domains too or just developing them?

Bitcoinfood is a great idea. Most people complain, that they do not know where to buy the basic things with their bitcoins. {Your day-to-day groceries type of thing.}

Atlantic City Bitcoin will be launching a number of projects over the next few months and partnerships are being considered.  Any type of partnership could be considered.  Several top web sites have been acquired and the only way they can be developed is to seek partners.  

Atlantic City Bitcoin previously obtained the ruling from FinCEN which was very favorable to US miners:  http://www.coindesk.com/fincen-bitcoin-miners-need-not-register-money-transmitters/

Bitcoin.me - The web site was acquired several months back from some bitcoiners.  A professionally made sequel to the WeUseCoins is just finishing up.  This took about 9 months and a voice-over artist that, ironically, does HSBC commercials in Europe is doing the video.  The video focuses on showing practical situations where Bitcoin can be used more efficiently than current systems.  The site will provide background material more in-depth than what you find now at many other introductory sites.  The video was made by the Brolik agency.  Support issues will be moved to BitHelp.com.  

CoinNews.com - This site was acquired from the portfolio of Frank Schilling (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Schilling) and is clearly the best domain for a news site.  One idea is to do something similar to CircleID.com which is a scheme where you have a primary editor and stories from various sources are chosen to be reprinted.  However, nothing is set in stone and ideas will be considered.  

BitcoinFood.com - Directory of places to buy food with Bitcoin.  Listings are free.

BitAccess.com, BitBanker.com, BitBounty.com, BitChart.com, BitcoinAccepted.com, BitcoinSec.com, BitFast.com, BitcoinTips.com, BitMusic.com, BitMovies.com, BitTicker.com, BitTools.com, BitTx.com, CoinAlert.com, CoinCert.com, CoinChain.com, CoinContract.com, CoinCup.com, CoinEscrow.com, CoinDNS.com, CoinFast.com, CoinFunding.com, CoinHash.com, CoinInsure.com, CoinMusic.com, CoinKit.com, CoinParties.com, CoinPrivacy.com, CoinProxy.com, CoinReserve.com, CoinSpy.com, CoinSwag.com, Cointracts.com, Coinvertising.com, CoinWear.com, CoinWork.com, ColdWallet.org, Crypto.info, CryptoPrivacy.com, DataPrivacy.com, PrivaCoin.com, RabbitCoin.com, SafeBitcoin.com, SafeBanks.com, USBitcoin.com, WalletDevelopers.com, ...  These web sites are currently undeveloped and looking for partners.


There is not much time to post discussions here so the best thing to do is to contact me directly with ideas/suggestions.