Topic: [WTS] Bitcoin Personal Wallet (Read 3238 times)
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I'm in! 
55$ for a card is a way too expensive 
The price was in BTC (0.33) and that was about 15 $...
However, I needed atleast 10 people to go in productions, but never get that much so is discarded...
So, here we are again
If 10 people show interest for this, I can reconsider doing it
Once again, the price is 14 $ now with included standard shipping worldwide (or add 3 $ for insured shipping)
The price was in BTC (0.33) and that was about 15 $...
However, I needed atleast 10 people to go in productions, but never get that much so is discarded...
So, here we are again
If 10 people show interest for this, I can reconsider doing it
Once again, the price is 14 $ now with included standard shipping worldwide (or add 3 $ for insured shipping)
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Can you print more of these? I will pay
Price is in BTC, not $
Today is cca 15 $, tomorow could be 5 or 50, who will know...
If we want that BTC be main currency, we should put things that way..
Do you think that prices on ebay in $ go up and down as BTC growing or falling?
Today is cca 15 $, tomorow could be 5 or 50, who will know...
If we want that BTC be main currency, we should put things that way..
Do you think that prices on ebay in $ go up and down as BTC growing or falling?
Yeah that is alot of money for a card 
I saw those too...
EDIT: and bitbills
And then decided to create this beauties on solid 30 mil plastic, double side printed...
EDIT: and bitbills
And then decided to create this beauties on solid 30 mil plastic, double side printed...
This was kicking around in my favorites: http://www.paymyaddress.com/
Payment sent for business card
http://blockchain.info/tx/24e7a4f70a47d97429b18f854ad6f60870f1ca76b648923504114f9ae0ef9c8b
http://blockchain.info/tx/24e7a4f70a47d97429b18f854ad6f60870f1ca76b648923504114f9ae0ef9c8b
xpost TX to the main thread
Price reduced to 0.33 BTC till 17.03.2013!
I'm seriously thinking about this one. Add it to the museum
Order your Personal Wallet and turn it into Savings account
I love the design, btw!
Thx!
Card is intended to receive Bitcoins in real life.
For instance, you have a garage sale and someone want to pay you with Bitcoin. You say: allright, here is my address. And give him your physical card.
He then use his mobile app, and pay you. (And sure he will say: such a nice card, where did you get it? ;-)
When he pay you, Bitcoins will be transfered to your address as usually. In your wallet on coumputer, or to one online (blockchain, coinbase, or whichever you use)
Or the other way, you can use card as your Savings account.
You generate Bitcoin address with Private key which you save somewhere safe.
Put that Bitcoin address on the card, and everyone can pay you, but Bitcoins are safe (if your private key is safe though)
When you want "cash in" your card, then you enter your saved Private key into one of the online wallets (coinbase, mtgox, blockchain, etc) end Voila! Your Bitcoins are there! :-)
How do you send money with the card? Or is it intended to just receive payments? I love the design, btw!
Strangely I was talking about this with Camolist just 2 days ago...
I was also in the process of creating Bitcoin cards. Still messing about with different sorts of plastic and stamping methods.
I was also in the process of creating Bitcoin cards. Still messing about with different sorts of plastic and stamping methods.
aren't you doing metal?
I'm still interested in a metal stamped/embeded private/public key (TWO FACTOR is a must) card. say the size of a credit card
I have access to a 2.5D cnc milling machine if anyone is interested in aluminium cards with engraved keys.
Strangely I was talking about this with Camolist just 2 days ago...
I was also in the process of creating Bitcoin cards. Still messing about with different sorts of plastic and stamping methods.
I was also in the process of creating Bitcoin cards. Still messing about with different sorts of plastic and stamping methods.
aren't you doing metal?
I'm still interested in a metal stamped/embeded private/public key (TWO FACTOR is a must) card. say the size of a credit card
Great!
The more the merrier!
The more the merrier!
To the contrary!
I will not send wallets with Bitcoin address which I know the Private key of.
You create Bitcoin address and send it to me. That way only you will know the Private key for the given address.
I will not send wallets with Bitcoin address which I know the Private key of.
You create Bitcoin address and send it to me. That way only you will know the Private key for the given address.
A lovely idea and a nice execution, I can get one for any adress, right.. not just ones you have the private keys to ?
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