I'm pretty sure this isn't something you throw together in <24 hours...
You're right. I don't have time to do this today. Besides it doesn't seem like we can drum up enough interest in such a short amount of time to make it work. Oh well.
Topic: Let's make a Bitcoin city! (Read 1221 times)
You're right. I don't have time to do this today. Besides it doesn't seem like we can drum up enough interest in such a short amount of time to make it work. Oh well.
This thread helped me learn about the open source ecology project.
Funny idea, mining equipment would keep us warm :p
But boy oh boy, all big bitcoiners in one place, USA of all places.
We've got a great community here, let's see where that goes.
But boy oh boy, all big bitcoiners in one place, USA of all places.
We've got a great community here, let's see where that goes.
I'm only going to live there if there is a mandatory hygiene law. I know, I know, big brother and all, but if we're underground everyone better be smellin' fresh.
Centralize all the big players in bitcoin to a single location. In America. Genious
If this was a in a country that don't pull Waco on people and that I could move to, I would participate...
This is an amazing April Fool's joke. Unless it isn't...
Use the Global Village Construction Kit.
A bitcoin city surrounded by USA? Seems safe
$400,000 is pretty cheap.
awesome, I'd be down
time for the basement miners of yore to move into a bigger one 
I'm pretty sure this isn't something you throw together in <24 hours...
Rome wasn't built in a day, but a Bitcoin city can be.
How? By buying it from the bankrupt US government!
This is the Atchison Storage Facility
North of Kansas City
100 feet below ground
Carved out of limestone quarry
1.7 million square feet below ground
125 acres above ground
Highway access, rail spur, river access
Average temperature - 69 degrees
This site has plenty of space for living, businesses, agriculture, and trade. And it's a bargain, too!
The goal is to have an anarcho-capitalist city, built with Bitcoin!
Up for bid at gsaauctions.gov
Bidding ends tomorrow
Current bid is $400,000
Bid deposit is 10%
Accepting up to 200 founders
At least 100 founders needed in order to bid
50 BTC each
Deadline for us to join the bid is this afternoon.
As a trusted method of transferring Bitcoins, multi-sig addresses with a single shared key will be used as revocable deposit addresses until the bidding goal is met.
E-mail to request addresses
Encrypt your e-mail
Include two (2) new Bitcoin receive addresses
Include your gpg key
When you e-mail requesting deposit addresses, you will receive two multi-sig addresses which you can revoke as follows:
Send 5 BTC to one revocable address
Revocable until bid deposit met
Unrefundable once bid deposit met
Send 45 BTC to the other revocable address
Revocable until bid accepted
Unrefundable once bid accepted
How? By buying it from the bankrupt US government!
This is the Atchison Storage Facility
North of Kansas City
100 feet below ground
Carved out of limestone quarry
1.7 million square feet below ground
125 acres above ground
Highway access, rail spur, river access
Average temperature - 69 degrees
This site has plenty of space for living, businesses, agriculture, and trade. And it's a bargain, too!
The goal is to have an anarcho-capitalist city, built with Bitcoin!
Up for bid at gsaauctions.gov
Bidding ends tomorrow
Current bid is $400,000
Bid deposit is 10%
Accepting up to 200 founders
At least 100 founders needed in order to bid
50 BTC each
Deadline for us to join the bid is this afternoon.
As a trusted method of transferring Bitcoins, multi-sig addresses with a single shared key will be used as revocable deposit addresses until the bidding goal is met.
Encrypt your e-mail
Include two (2) new Bitcoin receive addresses
Include your gpg key
When you e-mail requesting deposit addresses, you will receive two multi-sig addresses which you can revoke as follows:
Send 5 BTC to one revocable address
Revocable until bid deposit met
Unrefundable once bid deposit met
Send 45 BTC to the other revocable address
Revocable until bid accepted
Unrefundable once bid accepted
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