Topic: Bitcoin Exchange got their logo on a race car (Read 2026 times)
Cool... Whats the next step?
That is cool.!!! but with a Bitcoin logo on it would have been Awesooome.!
Yeah i Agree with this guy, having a bitcoin logo with it can make a good advertisement on what they do.
Sponsored racing?
That is cool.!!! but with a Bitcoin logo on it would have been Awesooome.!
I just wish there was a bitcoin logo too and not just coinfloor's logo
Same here
Let's hope he didn't leave any of his 'technology' behind.
Also, please could you be clear: do you work for them, or just shill?
I just shill
Getting the detail of this whole Nefario vs theymos thing has become somewhat of a hobby for me. J. McCarthy is not with Coinfloor. Was, but isn't any more.
Let's hope he didn't leave any of his 'technology' behind.
Also, please could you be clear: do you work for them, or just shill?
That's a good thing. But not as good as Nascar IMO.
Maclaren over a stock car === stock car loses every time
I just wish there was a bitcoin logo too and not just coinfloor's logo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coinfloor
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Coinfloor is a London-based Bitcoin exchange.[1] The company is focused on security, and employing procedures to deter money laundering amidst the lack of government regulation.[1] By allowing direct conversion between bitcoins and the British Pound (sterling), it also aims to reduce the inconvenience of a two-step conversion that people holding the sterling used to have to go through.[2] In October 2013, the company announced raising an undisclosed amount of venture capital funding from Passion Capital and Transferwise founder Taavet Hinrikus.[3] The start-up was founded by Mark Lamb and Amadeo Pellicce;[4] one of its team members is James McCarthy (aka Nefario) who was previously involved in Global Bitcoin Stock Exchange, which controversially shut down in October 2012.[3]
OMG! Wikipedia is out of date and not a sufficient source to support panic?!! How can this be?!?!
Amigo, J. McCarthy is not with Coinfloor. Was, but isn't any more. You can find more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8338087
After the coin which sponsored the Chievo Verona in Serie A we have a race car sponsored by an exchange, the word is spreading, the crypto world is beginning 
This is a start, the only way they can go is up and hopefully starting on race cars will help them get further and begin to be able to get their logo on other popular sporting places such as t-shirts.
We will see bitcoin related enterprises in football shirts teams and in big cities ad screens 
In near future we will see street beggars too accepting bitcoin.
Been thinking the same, imagining them with large QR code on paper taped to a piece of card.
First time i have heard of coinfloor. But this is a good marketing technique IMO
And how will you give them bitcoin? They will have visit cards with their btc address written on them.
or they print qr codes(with wallet addresses)
In near future we will see street beggars too accepting bitcoin.
And how will you give them bitcoin? They will have visit cards with their btc address written on them.
or they print qr codes(with wallet addresses)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coinfloor
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Coinfloor is a London-based Bitcoin exchange.[1] The company is focused on security, and employing procedures to deter money laundering amidst the lack of government regulation.[1] By allowing direct conversion between bitcoins and the British Pound (sterling), it also aims to reduce the inconvenience of a two-step conversion that people holding the sterling used to have to go through.[2] In October 2013, the company announced raising an undisclosed amount of venture capital funding from Passion Capital and Transferwise founder Taavet Hinrikus.[3] The start-up was founded by Mark Lamb and Amadeo Pellicce;[4] one of its team members is James McCarthy (aka Nefario) who was previously involved in Global Bitcoin Stock Exchange, which controversially shut down in October 2012.[3]
First time i have heard of coinfloor. But this is a good marketing technique IMO
And how will you give them bitcoin? They will have visit cards with their btc address written on them.
or they print qr codes(with wallet addresses)
In near future we will see street beggars too accepting bitcoin.
And how will you give them bitcoin? They will have visit cards with their btc address written on them.
or they print qr codes(with wallet addresses)
In near future we will see street beggars too accepting bitcoin.
And how will you give them bitcoin? They will have visit cards with their btc address written on them.
Car racing is one of the best watched sports platform. So surely that's a great advertisement for bitcoin. Maybe one day we can see the bitcoin logo on a rocket which is taking off for the MOON.
In near future we will see street beggars too accepting bitcoin.
Race cars seem to be the craze when it comes to cryptocurrencies! Dogecoin already did it, though I guess we'll enter the 'smaller' markets first and then aim for the really big sports like American Football, soccer, basketball, hockey and so on!
I guess we'll enter the 'smaller' markets first and then aim for the really big sports like American Football, soccer, basketball, hockey and so on!Thought dogecoin is half dead and dieing.
According to:
http://coinmarketcap.com/
Dogecoin goes up 870% today. Is this accurate?
That's a good thing. But not as good as Nascar IMO.
Race cars seem to be the craze when it comes to cryptocurrencies! Dogecoin already did it, though I guess we'll enter the 'smaller' markets first and then aim for the really big sports like American Football, soccer, basketball, hockey and so on!
I guess we'll enter the 'smaller' markets first and then aim for the really big sports like American Football, soccer, basketball, hockey and so on! Jump to: