CoinBounce Review: Sell Your Digital Content for Bitcoins
CoinBounce lets users buy and sell digital content with Bitcoin. When it comes to selling physical goods online, there are plenty of options such as eBay, Amazon, and Overstock (who even accepts Bitcoin). But if you want to sell digital goods, the choices aren't so great. PayPal is plagued with confusing and ugly interfaces. Other digital selling services aren't too useful either as they can have high fees. A newly-launched service called CoinBounce hopes to solve these issues with its low fees and simple user interface. And the best part is that users can buy and sell with Bitcoin.....
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A new bitcoin-dedicated site called Yumcoin is offering content creators the chance to sell their wares in exchange for the digital currency. The service, launched last week, allows creators to sell their digital goods online, in exchange for bitcoins. Software, music, videos, ebooks and plugins are listed among the products that can be sold on the site. Users sign up for free accounts, and the service allows them to upload digital products to sell at a maximum price of 10 bitcoins. The files are stored on an Amazon's cloud service. Sellers can then enter a product description, and choose....
14 hours ago, users began reporting about the "biggest sell wall I've ever seen": a 31 000 bitcoin sell wall appeared mysteriously at 300 USD per bitcoin on Bitstamp. I must agree, this is the biggest sell wall I've ever seen. One thing that amazes me is how little the market has moved in those 14 hours since the Sell Wall of Death. 31 000 bitcoins is Now 15 000 bitcoins. Not only has the market refrained from panic selling below 300 USD per btc (where 275 USD became the lowest point), people are even chomping the Bitcoin sell wall. If you watch the order book and the live trades you can....
Today we have seen a couple of massive sells taking place on Mt. Gox and now currently there has been put up a sell order of more than 1000 Bitcoins on Bitstamp.net. As you can see from the Bitcoin graph below we just saw a new sell order of 1011 Bitcoins to the price of 641 USD per Bitcoin. Massive Bitcoin Sell order. Could this be related to the latest news about "Thousands of Hoarded Bitcoins Flood the Block Chain in Mystery Transaction"? There could be a big whale trying to sell off his coins, or some of his coins, from earlier Bitcoin-days. If this is so, we will have a "flooded"....
CoinLock is an online service hoping to use bitcoin as a means of distributing paid content on the web. The service allows merchants to upload files and set the price. They then get a link they are free to embed anywhere. Customers following the link can then pay and download the content. Selling files online, whether it's software, music or imagery has always involved complicated online shopping carts. However, CoinLock is hoping to solve that by hosting your encrypted files for merchants. The act of paying for a file decrypts it and sends it to the client for download. CoinLock's Matt....