Show HN: Sell tickets to your events or services for Bitcoins
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#2It's interesting to see bitcoins going mainstream. I wonder if it'll take off, or if regulations will scare the layman away. It's a cool concept, either way.
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#3It's interesting to see bitcoins going mainstream. I wonder if it'll take off, or if regulations will scare the layman away. It's a cool concept, either way.
It really isn't going "mainstream" any time in the foreseeable future. More often than not companies announcing that they accept Bitcoin only get one or two token purchases through it, so other than the free advertising, there's not much in it for them to start using the unwieldy beast.
It's unfortunate that their community is based around squabbling on bitcointalk.org rather than creating truly great, usable software and services.
Re: Show HN: Sell tickets to your events or services for Bitcoins
#4It's interesting to see bitcoins going mainstream. I wonder if it'll take off, or if regulations will scare the layman away. It's a cool concept, either way.
It really isn't going "mainstream" any time in the foreseeable future. More often than not companies announcing that they accept Bitcoin only get one or two token purchases through it, so other than the free advertising, there's not much in it for them to start using the unwieldy beast. It's unfortunate that their community is based around squabbling on bitcointalk.org rather than creating truly great, usable softwar…
I think you're wrong. A lot of very smart people in the Bitcoin community are working on some really clever ideas. Zerocoin, colored coins implementations, stock exchanges, distribution of shares to name a few. A friend of mine, for example, is working on a wallet that would allow people to create contracts without trust or a third party: http://blog.oleganza.com/post/58240549599/contracts-without-...
Re: Show HN: Sell tickets to your events or services for Bitcoins
#5Usecase 2 could be better, but cool product over all.
Re: Show HN: Sell tickets to your events or services for Bitcoins
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
It really isn't going "mainstream" any time in the foreseeable future. More often than not companies announcing that they accept Bitcoin only get one or two token purchases through it, so other than the free advertising, there's not much in it for them to start using the unwieldy beast. It's unfortunate that their community is based around squabbling on bitcointalk.org rather than creating truly great, usable softwar…
I think you're wrong. A lot of very smart people in the Bitcoin community are working on some really clever ideas. Zerocoin, colored coins implementations, stock exchanges, distribution of shares to name a few. A friend of mine, for example, is working on a wallet that would allow people to create contracts without trust or a third party: http://blog.oleganza.com/post/58240549599/contracts-without-...
Much agreement on smart people doing clever things.
In 5-10 years, Bitcoin (or similar systems) will end up being adopted by enough individuals and businesses that critical mass of usage will be achieved and digital currencies will no longer seem novel or strange. We saw the same dynamic at play with the internet itself not that long ago and here we are already seriously considering the effects of the first viable digital currency.
Sidenote: A gentle reminder to folks to back up the efforts of indie Bitcoin developers with whatever can be spared.
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
It really isn't going "mainstream" any time in the foreseeable future. More often than not companies announcing that they accept Bitcoin only get one or two token purchases through it, so other than the free advertising, there's not much in it for them to start using the unwieldy beast. It's unfortunate that their community is based around squabbling on bitcointalk.org rather than creating truly great, usable softwar…
I think you're wrong. A lot of very smart people in the Bitcoin community are working on some really clever ideas. Zerocoin, colored coins implementations, stock exchanges, distribution of shares to name a few. A friend of mine, for example, is working on a wallet that would allow people to create contracts without trust or a third party: http://blog.oleganza.com/post/58240549599/contracts-without-...
That's an exception rather than the rule. I concede in that your friend is developing something very worthwhile, it's just that the rest of the community generally isn't.
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#8minor sp:
You'd like to organize a conference for professional cheescake eaters
cheescake -> cheesecake
Re: Show HN: Sell tickets to your events or services for Bitcoins
#9minor sp: You'd like to organize a conference for professional cheescake eaters cheescake -> cheesecake
Fixed. Thank you.
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#10It's interesting to see bitcoins going mainstream. I wonder if it'll take off, or if regulations will scare the layman away. It's a cool concept, either way.
It really isn't going "mainstream" any time in the foreseeable future. More often than not companies announcing that they accept Bitcoin only get one or two token purchases through it, so other than the free advertising, there's not much in it for them to start using the unwieldy beast. It's unfortunate that their community is based around squabbling on bitcointalk.org rather than creating truly great, usable softwar…
Some people definitely see a bright future.
Who'd start a incubator otherwise? http://coinlab.com/
@snitko Nice work! :)