LOL, at first I though someone is selling 10k bitcoins at 50$ per bitcoin 
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Topic: [OLD] Bitcoin Auction: 10,000.00 BTC --- Starting Bid 50.00 USD (Read 92136 times)
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LOL, at first I though someone is selling 10k bitcoins at 50$ per bitcoin
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LOL, at first I though someone is selling 10k bitcoins at 50$ per bitcoin
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LOL, at first I though someone is selling 10k bitcoins at 50$ per bitcoin
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Haha, If only I had even known about bitcoin back then.
Had you known about Bitcoin back then, you would have thought (like everyone else) that it wasn't worth bidding $50 for smoketoomuch's 10000 BTC.In 2012, people have exactly the same opportunity as they had back then. If they have $100 to invest, they can buy $100 worth of Bitcoins if they think Bitcoin's value will increase in the future. If the price goes up 500%, the 2012 investor makes exactly the same on their $100 investment as the previous investors would have made if the price went up by the same amount. The number of coins involved is irrelevant - the only thing that counts is the % increase in value.
Haha, If only I had even known about bitcoin back then. Actually the only reason I found out about this was by randomly going to the web site c.cc
Great story I know
Great story I know
February 24, 2012, 08:55:40 AM
This were the old days 
Actually nobody was interested in this auction back then.
10k BTC would be quite a lot money today
Actually nobody was interested in this auction back then.
10k BTC would be quite a lot money today
February 22, 2012, 09:43:25 PM
. Thx.
February 22, 2012, 09:41:39 PM
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Auction is over.
Since nobody has made the starting bid, the bitcoins do not change their owner.
Since nobody has made the starting bid, the bitcoins do not change their owner.
September 07, 2011, 06:25:44 PM
*zombie groan* Muuuuaaaaa \o\
September 07, 2011, 06:20:46 PM
Did this ever happen?
FUCKING NECROS!!!!111!1
This is unbelievable. I wonder if the OP ever sold his BTC. Hopefully he got a fair price.
Had me confused too. Freakin necrobumps!
If u can accept payments via moneybokers,I'll b happy to bid as well.
Whats the last bid?
when does auction end?
Whats the last bid?
when does auction end?
DIG! DIG! DIG!
This is like the 10k bitcoin pizza lol, Man if anyone purchased your coins you'd be facepalming and they'd be ballin
FFFFUUU This is like the 10k bitcoin pizza lol, Man if anyone purchased your coins you'd be facepalming and they'd be ballin
DIG! DIG! DIG!
This is like the 10k bitcoin pizza lol, Man if anyone purchased your coins you'd be facepalming and they'd be ballin
This is like the 10k bitcoin pizza lol, Man if anyone purchased your coins you'd be facepalming and they'd be ballin
Auction is over.
Since nobody has made the starting bid, the bitcoins do not change their owner.
Since nobody has made the starting bid, the bitcoins do not change their owner.
$50 is somewhat of a high starting bid considering there is over ฿22,000 available for not much more per bitcoin than your starting bid. Not to mention that realistically there's probably a lot more than ฿22,000 available because if somebody bought a bunch of those bitcoins, I'm sure some people would step forward to sell more bitcoins. Anyway, I'll bite for sake of the experiment. I bid $25. How about you change the minimum bid to $30 and tell us a maximum time between bids. Perhaps three days?
You're right but most of you live outside Germany or even outside the EU so the money transfer via mail is expensive and takes much much longer than a paypal tranfser. Additonally I don't think that there is actually a need of being anonymous at this auction.
Everything is pseudonymous here and so is paypal (in a certain manner).
But I see the problem in a lack of interest in receiving BTC, not in how the people have to pay them.
Maybe I will start an "opposite auction" (aution USD/EURO off and people can bid BTC) next week, we'll see.
Everything is pseudonymous here and so is paypal (in a certain manner).
But I see the problem in a lack of interest in receiving BTC, not in how the people have to pay them.
Maybe I will start an "opposite auction" (aution USD/EURO off and people can bid BTC) next week, we'll see.
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