Bitcoin in Sheffield

[NathanKee264 10]

Anyone know any places in Sheffield that accept Bitcoin as payment?

[punkin 10]

I'm after some bitcoin, how much do you have??

[Nagel 10]

Anyone know any places in Sheffield that accept Bitcoin as payment?

 

Why in Sheffield? The point of Bitcoin is that it's an international payment system with minimum fees.

[jamesscribef 10]

we accept bitcoin on our website, ready for the future haha

[Solomon1 10]

we accept bitcoin on our website, ready for the future haha

 

[Chelle-82 10]

Excuse my ignorance but can someone educate me on what a bitcoin is?

[pmurtdlanod1 10]

Excuse my ignorance but can someone educate me on what a bitcoin is?

 

a fictitious internet file they may or may not be worth something depending on who you trust:suspect:

[byeo 10]

Ah Bitcoin, the currency of the DarkWeb.

[Alcoblog 10]

Ah Bitcoin, the currency of the DarkWeb.

 

Yeah … Illuminati stuff. Not by sheer coincidence is 'bitcoin' an anagram of 'the onion ring'!

[punkin 10]

Excuse my ignorance but can someone educate me on what a bitcoin is?

 

Its a currency, but instead of paper notes and coins etc, its computer based currency. Websites and other company's are starting to accept bitcoin.

If only I had bought £100 worth last year, it would have been worth £350 today. If I bought them in 2013, it would be worth £3000 now.

[Annie Bynnol 614]

Its a currency, but instead of paper notes and coins etc, its computer based currency. Websites and other company's are starting to accept bitcoin.

If only I had bought £100 worth last year, it would have been worth £350 today. If I bought them in 2013, it would be worth £3000 now.

 

...and if I had have bought them in 2014 they would have lost a third of their value.

[tzijlstra 11]

Yeah … Illuminati stuff. Not by sheer coincidence is 'bitcoin' an anagram of 'the onion ring'!

 

Darnit, I never realised that, but now you mention it!

 

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Its a currency, but instead of paper notes and coins etc, its computer based currency. Websites and other company's are starting to accept bitcoin.

If only I had bought £100 worth last year, it would have been worth £350 today. If I bought them in 2013, it would be worth £3000 now.

 

I had a couple when it first launched (it is my job/interest to stay up to speed with developments so I mined a couple when I first read about it) and somehow lost them. I was desperately trying to work out the password/combo protection I had used once I found out that they were worth a hell of a lot and never did remember. Then the site that held them went under and they are gone forever