Topic: what are the most interesting and profitable things you can buy with bitcoins (Read 1217 times)
May 04, 2012, 10:29:19 AM
well, i mean bitcoin exclusive. things you can only do with bitcoins, and make a profit also.
May 04, 2012, 09:36:46 AM
When you write "bitcoin related", do you mean stuff like bitcoin-branded clothes and stickers, or do you mean bitcoin mining equipment?
May 04, 2012, 08:39:50 AM
interesting, but i want bitcoin related products, i can buy those with a credit card if i wanted to from any outlet store...
May 04, 2012, 08:24:44 AM
I have a lot of gadgets for sale on BitMit, and they can off course be bought with BTC: http://bitmit.net/en/user/GBTC
Some examples:
Wii Remote controller, 5BTC
GameBoy case for iPhone, 1BTC
Digital multimeter, 4BTC
Some examples:
Wii Remote controller, 5BTC
GameBoy case for iPhone, 1BTC
Digital multimeter, 4BTC
May 04, 2012, 07:40:21 AM
i have another idea for a website using bitcoins to earn a profit if anyone is interested. it's a gaming site based on skill, not chance. it's for games like counter strike, or any other pc game, such as soldier of fortune, quake 3, and pretty much any game like that. the website can view the server statistics for each game being played, and determine the winner(s). each player would have to put up a certain amount of btc to participate in each game, and after a winner has been determined by that server statistics, the escrow account would disperse the bitcoins to the winning team, or individual player. there could be 1 on 1's, ctf's, tdm's, and ffa's. there's alot of games like that and all the script needs to do is query the log file of each server. it's acctually pretty straight foward, but it'll take some time to write the code. if any one wants to help me with this project in any way, please keep on posting on this thread. i'm trying to get out of "newbie" so i can post in other areas of the forum.
May 04, 2012, 05:41:03 AM
chess boxing huh? i read the wiki on it. it made me laugh. i kept picturing an old time commentary updating the crowd on every move, like an old 50's race horse competition. "And he's coming in with the bishop, and he's moving the queen, and he's coming around with a quick jab, another one, another one! This is gonna be the fight of a century!" lol, can you see it?
May 03, 2012, 09:30:20 PM
play my gambing game, or buy silver from me!
Other than that, satoshidice.com is really fun, thats where I spend most of my bitcoins.
Other than that, satoshidice.com is really fun, thats where I spend most of my bitcoins.
May 03, 2012, 08:47:44 PM
sure, i have a question for you. i only found out about bitcoins this past month, and i'm hooked. i've done alot of research, and i even started developing a website for bitcoin wagers in chess matches. does this sound like a positive endevour? would you like to see it? (not complete yet, still have to create a finished game handler to disperse the wagers to the players account)
if any one else is interested, send me a pm
(i figured out the pm btw
)
(i figured out the pm btw
)You can develop a website and play chess, yet had a problem in how to send a PM.
Have you Googled "Chess Boxing"?
~Bruno~
May 03, 2012, 08:41:41 PM
if any one else is interested, send me a pm
(i figured out the pm btw)
(i figured out the pm btw
) May 03, 2012, 08:35:34 PM
i can send you a pm with the link, because i don't want people using it yet as the API btc transfer services have not been fully tested. when you get the link, just make an account and poke around, but don't fund it until i worked out all the kinks! i don't know how to send a pm though... 
May 03, 2012, 08:29:13 PM
well i know bets and wagers are kinda the same thing, but i call it a wager with my site. pretty much you fund your account through bitcoin wallet transfer, then you post your game on the list with your wager (it can be what ever you want) when somone accepts, the wager is sent to an escrow account. when a player wins, the money is transfered from the escrow account to the winning players account, minus a small commission for affiliates and myself. the affiliate program is key though. i give 4% commission to affiliates. pretty much, when somone signs up and enteres an affiliate code, when that player wins a game, about 10% commission is withdrawn from the escrow, and 4% goes to the affiliate. so the player get's about 90% of the escrow. do you want me to post a link when it is complete?
Sure!
May 03, 2012, 08:23:57 PM
well i know bets and wagers are kinda the same thing, but i call it a wager with my site. pretty much you fund your account through bitcoin wallet transfer, then you post your game on the list with your wager (it can be what ever you want) when somone accepts, the wager is sent to an escrow account. when a player wins, the money is transfered from the escrow account to the winning players account, minus a small commission for affiliates and myself. the affiliate program is key though. i give 4% commission to affiliates. pretty much, when somone signs up and enteres an affiliate code, when that player wins a game, about 10% commission is withdrawn from the escrow, and 4% goes to the affiliate. so the player get's about 90% of the escrow. do you want me to post a link when it is complete?
May 03, 2012, 06:46:18 PM
sure, i have a question for you. i only found out about bitcoins this past month, and i'm hooked. i've done alot of research, and i even started developing a website for bitcoin wagers in chess matches. does this sound like a positive endevour? would you like to see it? (not complete yet, still have to create a finished game handler to disperse the wagers to the players account)
Is the betting on chess matches played on your website (as opposed to another website or offline)?
If so, I think it sounds like a good idea; you can adjust what cut of the bet money you get, and what the people who won/lost the game get.
Otherwise, Bets of Bitcoin does the same thing on a broader scale.
May 03, 2012, 06:35:15 PM
sure, i have a question for you. i only found out about bitcoins this past month, and i'm hooked. i've done alot of research, and i even started developing a website for bitcoin wagers in chess matches. does this sound like a positive endevour? would you like to see it? (not complete yet, still have to create a finished game handler to disperse the wagers to the players account)
May 03, 2012, 10:20:47 AM
just to start off, i think that an anonymous currency is worth a hundred, or even a thousand times more than the dollar could ever be. you can provide your customers with anonymity, which is a valuable thing! anonymous hosting services to start with, is a thing of beauty. you could host anything you wanted. but plz dont go down that rabbit hole in this thread, as it would be deleted by moderators. they frown upon such things...
You can buy all sorts of things with Bitcoin.
This page has a large number of goods and services you can buy:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade
You can also buy Bitcoin-related securities:
https://glbse.com/assets
You can bet on almost anything:
http://betsofbitco.in/
Or gamble:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mems-list-of-gambling-sites-75883
And of course, you can create Bitcoins by mining for them.
If you have any questions let me know!
May 02, 2012, 06:02:09 PM
just to start off, i think that an anonymous currency is worth a hundred, or even a thousand times more than the dollar could ever be. you can provide your customers with anonymity, which is a valuable thing! anonymous hosting services to start with, is a thing of beauty. you could host anything you wanted. but plz dont go down that rabbit hole in this thread, as it would be deleted by moderators. they frown upon such things...
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