Topic: Print your own bitcoin bills - print.printcoins.com - page 4. (Read 23384 times)
You expect people to trust this, if they have to upload their private keys to you?
This is a nice idea, but I honestly cannot see the sense in taking a secure digital currency and copying it to a physical and unsecure medium?
BB.
BB.
Why is it going online? Is it to just get libraries or are we sending our private keys to you?
If you are web tech savy you could set up a web server on your computer and run it locally.
Would someone be so kind as to creating a Windows executable for download?
Well, it is web based, so it will work using your browser.
Would someone be so kind as to creating a Windows executable for download?
Well, it is web based, so it will work using your browser.
Would someone be so kind as to creating a Windows executable for download?
Thanks, I will also be incorporating the designs from this thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1039697
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1039697
Ordering asap. These will be a nice addition to my coins, I bought a year ago.
You can now print your own bitcoin bills similar to PrintCoins.com bills:
Simply go to http://print.printcoins.com
The bills come out in PDF form so that they can be printed and will match up in size to USA dollars, and have cut marks on them for easy cutting.
The source code is also available so you can run the code yourself, and of course if you want to improve the bills in any way, feel free to submit changes to the github repository.
Simply go to http://print.printcoins.com
The bills come out in PDF form so that they can be printed and will match up in size to USA dollars, and have cut marks on them for easy cutting.
The source code is also available so you can run the code yourself, and of course if you want to improve the bills in any way, feel free to submit changes to the github repository.
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