Topic: [IOTA] IOTA Speculation - page 127. (Read 171575 times)
First batch of GIOTA assets are sold via the Nxt Asset Exchange! Thank you buyer!
I am selling a batch of IOTA on the Nxt Asset Exchange: https://nxtforum.org/asset-exchange-general/(ann)-giota-iota-backed-asset/
The asset is called GIOTA with account id: 9464815973295323291
The asset is called GIOTA with account id: 9464815973295323291
My price is 1000 NXT for 1G IOTA. Nice round number.
My up to date sale amounts:
111,181,240,000.00 Sold @ 1 btc cc001
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3btc schnib
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2btc Metaphilibert
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc Yeash20
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3 btc arjen01
166,771,860,000.00 @ 1.5btc MoneyTeam
11,118,124,000.00 @ 0.1btc tk88one
138,976,550,000.00 @ 1.25 btc proto
22,236,248,000.00 @ 0.2 btc adam9910
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2 btc Dexter12
8,894,499,200,000.00 @ 80 Btc bigiotabig
55,590,620,000.00 @ 0.5 Btc Torn
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc zzzman20
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc transpotime21bus
544,788,076,000 @ 4.9 btc [anon]
55,590,620,000 @ 0.5 btc SupZ
111,181,240,000.00 Sold @ 1 btc cc001
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3btc schnib
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2btc Metaphilibert
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc Yeash20
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3 btc arjen01
166,771,860,000.00 @ 1.5btc MoneyTeam
11,118,124,000.00 @ 0.1btc tk88one
138,976,550,000.00 @ 1.25 btc proto
22,236,248,000.00 @ 0.2 btc adam9910
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2 btc Dexter12
8,894,499,200,000.00 @ 80 Btc bigiotabig
55,590,620,000.00 @ 0.5 Btc Torn
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc zzzman20
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc transpotime21bus
544,788,076,000 @ 4.9 btc [anon]
55,590,620,000 @ 0.5 btc SupZ
Still selling at the price: 1BTC for 100G IOTA - NON-NEGOTIABLE.
PM me if interested! Escrow or non-escrow(preferred) accepted.
Is there any way I can get my hands on some IOTA with escrow? Sorry for the noob question but how does it work if its not launched yet?
Yes, you can buy from me with escrow of Seccour 
Is there any way I can get my hands on some IOTA with escrow? Sorry for the noob question but how does it work if its not launched yet?
I am selling a batch of IOTA on the Nxt Asset Exchange: https://nxtforum.org/asset-exchange-general/(ann)-giota-iota-backed-asset/
The asset is called GIOTA with account id: 9464815973295323291
The asset is called GIOTA with account id: 9464815973295323291
Sorry I'm still not understanding why I'd want to rely on another system for something Btc can already do natively? How would it be more simple then coinb.it? Seems too complex, let's live in the real world, I do not actually see buyers being willing to go through that... buying nxt, learning the system, seller have to teach the buyer things... this is not feasible.
Because in Nxt you don't have to trust third parties. Tell me how BTC can do this natively. And... Nxt is very easy to learn! That's why I joined Nxt in the first place.
i can sell 5 batchs of 100Giota for 1btc each
Just to remember the buyers: USE ESCROW
who are escrow guys in IOTA community?
if you need another man, i can open my escrow service
Just to remember the buyers: USE ESCROW
who are escrow guys in IOTA community?
My up to date sale amounts:
111,181,240,000.00 Sold @ 1 btc cc001
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3btc schnib
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2btc Metaphilibert
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc Yeash20
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3 btc arjen01
166,771,860,000.00 @ 1.5btc MoneyTeam
11,118,124,000.00 @ 0.1btc tk88one
138,976,550,000.00 @ 1.25 btc proto
22,236,248,000.00 @ 0.2 btc adam9910
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2 btc Dexter12
8,894,499,200,000.00 @ 80 Btc bigiotabig
55,590,620,000.00 @ 0.5 Btc Torn
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc zzzman20
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc transpotime21bus
544,788,076,000 @ 4.9 btc [anon]
55,590,620,000 @ 0.5 btc SupZ
111,181,240,000.00 Sold @ 1 btc cc001
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3btc schnib
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2btc Metaphilibert
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc Yeash20
333,543,720,000.00 @ 3 btc arjen01
166,771,860,000.00 @ 1.5btc MoneyTeam
11,118,124,000.00 @ 0.1btc tk88one
138,976,550,000.00 @ 1.25 btc proto
22,236,248,000.00 @ 0.2 btc adam9910
222,362,480,000.00 @ 2 btc Dexter12
8,894,499,200,000.00 @ 80 Btc bigiotabig
55,590,620,000.00 @ 0.5 Btc Torn
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc zzzman20
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc transpotime21bus
544,788,076,000 @ 4.9 btc [anon]
55,590,620,000 @ 0.5 btc SupZ
Still selling at the price: 1BTC for 100G IOTA - NON-NEGOTIABLE. PM me if interested!
Sorry I'm still not understanding why I'd want to rely on another system for something Btc can already do natively? How would it be more simple then coinb.it? Seems too complex, let's live in the real world, I do not actually see buyers being willing to go through that... buying nxt, learning the system, seller have to teach the buyer things... this is not feasible.
A reminder for all buyers: Always use escrow!
Why? Some of us has more well known reputations then the escrow agents, an agent could actually introduce a extra point of failure in some cases.
Why? Conflict of interest. Because if there would be a dispute a third party, the escrow, can act as security and do a refund to both parties. I would suggest OgNasty.
The escrow could also disappear, lose the coin, get hacked, get hit by a bus etc... same could happen to the seller, only it adds two points of failure. Also if charges a fee... All I'm saying is telling people to *always* use escrow as though it's some kind of silver bullet is not a fair statement. It's only marginally better then a trusted seller imho.
We could use account control and phased transactions from Nxt. For example, if 2 out of 3 escrow's agree on paying the profit then the transactions will become active. So if 1 out of 3 gets hit by a bus, the ammount can still be send. Nxt has these features already functional.
Sorry but I'm not following how you could trade iota/btc using nxt. One solution however is using btc multisig to create a 2 of 3 multisig for the btc deposit, with the escrow holding one of the keys. This is generally not simple enough for most users though.
It is simple in Nxt.
A reminder for all buyers: Always use escrow!
Why? Some of us has more well known reputations then the escrow agents, an agent could actually introduce a extra point of failure in some cases.
Why? Conflict of interest. Because if there would be a dispute a third party, the escrow, can act as security and do a refund to both parties. I would suggest OgNasty.
The escrow could also disappear, lose the coin, get hacked, get hit by a bus etc... same could happen to the seller, only it adds two points of failure. Also if charges a fee... All I'm saying is telling people to *always* use escrow as though it's some kind of silver bullet is not a fair statement. It's only marginally better then a trusted seller imho.
We could use account control and phased transactions from Nxt. For example, if 2 out of 3 escrow's agree on paying the profit then the transactions will become active. So if 1 out of 3 gets hit by a bus, the ammount can still be send. Nxt has these features already functional.
Sorry but I'm not following how you could trade iota/btc using nxt. One solution however is using btc multisig to create a 2 of 3 multisig for the btc deposit, with the escrow holding one of the keys. This is generally not simple enough for most users though.
By using SuperBTC ( assets tied to BTC )
One solution however is using btc multisig to create a 2 of 3 multisig for the btc deposit, with the escrow holding one of the keys. This is generally not simple enough for most users though.
Coinb.it is an excellent website that allows people to easily set up 2 of 3 escrows. Still a little more technical, but a much safer solution.
A reminder for all buyers: Always use escrow!
Why? Some of us has more well known reputations then the escrow agents, an agent could actually introduce a extra point of failure in some cases.
Why? Conflict of interest. Because if there would be a dispute a third party, the escrow, can act as security and do a refund to both parties. I would suggest OgNasty.
The escrow could also disappear, lose the coin, get hacked, get hit by a bus etc... same could happen to the seller, only it adds two points of failure. Also if charges a fee... All I'm saying is telling people to *always* use escrow as though it's some kind of silver bullet is not a fair statement. It's only marginally better then a trusted seller imho.
We could use account control and phased transactions from Nxt. For example, if 2 out of 3 escrow's agree on paying the profit then the transactions will become active. So if 1 out of 3 gets hit by a bus, the ammount can still be send. Nxt has these features already functional.
Sorry but I'm not following how you could trade iota/btc using nxt. One solution however is using btc multisig to create a 2 of 3 multisig for the btc deposit, with the escrow holding one of the keys. This is generally not simple enough for most users though.
A reminder for all buyers: Always use escrow!
Why? Some of us has more well known reputations then the escrow agents, an agent could actually introduce a extra point of failure in some cases.
Why? Conflict of interest. Because if there would be a dispute a third party, the escrow, can act as security and do a refund to both parties. I would suggest OgNasty.
The escrow could also disappear, lose the coin, get hacked, get hit by a bus etc... same could happen to the seller, only it adds two points of failure. Also if charges a fee... All I'm saying is telling people to *always* use escrow as though it's some kind of silver bullet is not a fair statement. It's only marginally better then a trusted seller imho.
We could use account control and phased transactions from Nxt. For example, if 2 out of 3 escrow's agree on paying the profit then the transactions will become active. So if 1 out of 3 gets hit by a bus, the ammount can still be send. Nxt has these features already functional.
Im all in WAVES. thats where the real money lies I guess.
Just another (stupid) coin I think.
please stop thinking
Anyone interested in selling me some with escrow PM me with the rates.
not interested at current prices but 3 guys are selling in this thread: not difficult to contact them.
Anyone interested in selling me some with escrow PM me with the rates.
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