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Ninietz

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Quote from: loewen.brad on July 19, 2014, 04:15:06 AM

I for one would be willing to pay a small premium for just the opposite. I would love to get my grubby little hands on some coins with taint from the original silk road. Just so I could say I have it.

What would your premium then be ? for tainted Btc ?

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Quote from: loewen.brad on July 19, 2014, 04:15:06 AM

I for one would be willing to pay a small premium for just the opposite. I would love to get my grubby little hands on some coins with taint from the original silk road. Just so I could say I have it.

That is really interesting. Maybe someone can start a site to buy/sell these "special" bitcoin lol.

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I for one would be willing to pay a small premium for just the opposite. I would love to get my grubby little hands on some coins with taint from the original silk road. Just so I could say I have it.

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Quote from: counter on July 14, 2014, 10:51:01 PM

Quote from: gondel on July 14, 2014, 07:49:17 AM

Not sure why new generated coins should cost more...
Paper money costs the same if it is brand new or old if it is in circulation . 1$ is still 1$

I myself have been trying to figure this out it is an intriguing notion non the less. I think it is good to think outside the box for new ways to use/exploit Bitcoins but I'm not sure how this is useful at this time.

Do a little more thinking outside the box and you will get to an answer.
I honestly think there is, will be a market for it in time, maybe not right now as BTC is not commonly used by the mainstream.

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In holiday we trust

The only thing I would think that virgin coins would be useful is to make them easily traceable on the blockchain so you could setup a hacker or scammer.

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Quote from: gondel on July 14, 2014, 07:49:17 AM

Not sure why new generated coins should cost more...
Paper money costs the same if it is brand new or old if it is in circulation . 1$ is still 1$

I myself have been trying to figure this out it is an intriguing notion non the less. I think it is good to think outside the box for new ways to use/exploit Bitcoins but I'm not sure how this is useful at this time.

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Not sure why new generated coins should cost more...
Paper money costs the same if it is brand new or old if it is in circulation . 1$ is still 1$

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Why would I pay a premium?

The only theoretical advantage would be that you can be sure that those bitcoins have not been used illegally or come from hacked accounts. But I do not see the point still.

We are probably dealing with Dollars and Euros that slip through our hands that have not only been used to by milk and sugar but also that have paid drugs, weapons and maybe even a murderer.

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Quote from: nwfella on July 14, 2014, 12:01:23 AM

Quote from: hiromem on July 13, 2014, 09:17:47 PM

i just thought of a good name for a new altcoin

Oh come on...the suspense is killing us (well me anyway).

Whats the name for your new altcoin already?!?! Tongue

Sorry mate no New Altcoin,
During a pub crawl a friend asked me a couple of questions regarding Newly Mined BTC
The added value of such a coins...
A possible business model to it...
ETc...

And some of the questions I could answer, some i could not...
So with the help of the forum I was able to answer a little more questions

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Quote from: hiromem on July 13, 2014, 09:17:47 PM

i just thought of a good name for a new altcoin

Oh come on...the suspense is killing us (well me anyway).

Whats the name for your new altcoin already?!?! Tongue

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Quote from: enhu on July 13, 2014, 05:47:23 AM

why would an individual want to get a "virgin coin" anyway?

Same exact reason they would want a "virgin" physical round silver straight from the mint. Never been used for anything illicit, no way to analyze blockchain for associations with other addresses. nice shiny condition, etc. :p

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i think even if its virgin it wont increase the value unless you found a guy willing to buy it for a higher price lol

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i just thought of a good name for a new altcoin

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This is silly in my opinion. I'm sure a small few may get into it but I don't see this type of thing catching on. You don't see people looking virgin dollars, do you think their is a market for that aslo? The dollar is used to fund terrorists all over the world.

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Quote from: enhu on July 13, 2014, 05:47:23 AM

why would an individual want to get a "virgin coin" anyway?

the guys that never had chance to have a virgin will maybe respect that virgin coin , so they can fuck them first

lolz

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why would an individual want to get a "virgin coin" anyway?

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Quote from: Benjig on July 12, 2014, 07:23:55 PM

I dont think by the moment those coins could have any more value than not virgin ones, but maybe in the future after several halvings, they could have more vlaue.

Maybe not... but will that not depend on the situation one is in ?
That will decide upon the value of these coins ?
Well i'm still finding things out, it is a learning process

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Quote from: ThomasCrowne on July 12, 2014, 01:21:31 PM

Quote from: scryptasicminer on July 12, 2014, 09:11:22 AM

And virgin coin somehow worth more because?

It's not tied to any other addresses or purchases. The theory being at some point that unspent satoshi's will be worth more if it's known they weren't used to fund some terrorist plot, or used to purchase drug(s) or something crazy. I know there is at least one bitcoin mixing service that offers "virgin coins" at an additional premium for precisely this reason that operates on the TOR network.

Which mixer would that be ?

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I guess if you didnt want your btc (that you bought from coinbase) to be sent to your SR account (or any black market account)...

but then again, you can easily mix coins by going from alt to alts, then exchange to exchange ect..

Hell, if you are doing the right coin(s), you can make money (aka arbitrage).

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I dont think by the moment those coins could have any more value than not virgin ones, but maybe in the future after several halvings, they could have more vlaue.

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Quote from: scryptasicminer on July 12, 2014, 09:11:22 AM

And virgin coin somehow worth more because?

It's not tied to any other addresses or purchases. The theory being at some point that unspent satoshi's will be worth more if it's known they weren't used to fund some terrorist plot, or used to purchase drug(s) or something crazy. I know there is at least one bitcoin mixing service that offers "virgin coins" at an additional premium for precisely this reason that operates on the TOR network.

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And virgin coin somehow worth more because?

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Quote from: KimNam on July 11, 2014, 12:37:32 PM

Virgin? do you mean Newly Generated Coins?

Yes Indeed, that is what I meant, Newly Generated Coins,
Lack of a better word made me go for the former.

Well if you find the link to let me know

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Virgin? do you mean Newly Generated Coins?
i think there's someone already offered that, but i can't find that link anymore
why don't someone use mixing/joining service instead buy premium virgin coin? i think it's only reputable and big company will buy it for premium price, imho

Ninietz

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I'm wondering if one is ready to pay a premium for virgin BTC compared to used BTC.

With virgin BTC, I mean BTC that have not been transferred from their initial mining wallet.
With used BTC, I mean BTC that have been transferred from/to many different anonymous wallets.

If there is a premium, what would that be.

Thx for your input.

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