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• IvanB

  

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  @louie2001912 I was coinsidering buying pizza for anyone who is hungry. Just to do something nice for someone. Have you ever heard of "Random acts of pizza" on reddit?

  I had not heard of it - pretty cool. I'm fine with sending the pizza anywhere the buyer wishes to send it. Offer is still open - 1000 LTBCoin / 1 pizza. That's about $2.50 for a pizza with any reasonable toppings delivered - I'd say that's a steal.

  Posted on July 11, 2014 at 10:12 AM
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• mdw

  

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  IvanB you are the man. Years from now you can tell the younguns about how you sent out cheap pizzas for a coin that ended paying for a first class vacay. Smart dude!

  Posted on July 11, 2014 at 10:35 PM
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• mdw

  

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  getting hungry, I'll take one!

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 2:10 AM
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• BikerGSX

  

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  @sile16 First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's... 6-7 Million dollars!! Hopefully you can match that with your LTB coin order in a couple years from now! Although, just FYI 1000 LTBCoin is trading for a LOT more than the cost of a pizza, something like $100-$200 according to counterparty.

  That was my first thought: " First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's" Thanks for the offer Ivan, but no thanks. anyway I am in the UK, and we all know how parcels are treated in the post !! lol

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 2:39 AM
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• furezasan

  

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  @sile16 First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's... 6-7 Million dollars!! Hopefully you can match that with your LTB coin order in a couple years from now! Although, just FYI 1000 LTBCoin is trading for a LOT more than the cost of a pizza, something like $100-$200 according to counterparty.

  That was my first thought: " First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's" Thanks for the offer Ivan, but no thanks. anyway I am in the UK, and we all know how parcels are treated in the post !! lol

  Don't forget the 'cost of living' price bump... might end up paying the GDP of a small country lol

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 5:55 AM
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• BikerGSX

  

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  @sile16 First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's... 6-7 Million dollars!! Hopefully you can match that with your LTB coin order in a couple years from now! Although, just FYI 1000 LTBCoin is trading for a LOT more than the cost of a pizza, something like $100-$200 according to counterparty.

  That was my first thought: " First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's" Thanks for the offer Ivan, but no thanks. anyway I am in the UK, and we all know how parcels are treated in the post !! lol

  Don't forget the 'cost of living' price bump... might end up paying the GDP of a small country lol

  That's true most western countries are bust anyway with so much dept they couldn't pay back.

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 8:57 AM
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• IvanB

  

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  @sile16 First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's... 6-7 Million dollars!! Hopefully you can match that with your LTB coin order in a couple years from now! Although, just FYI 1000 LTBCoin is trading for a LOT more than the cost of a pizza, something like $100-$200 according to counterparty.

  That was my first thought: " First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's" Thanks for the offer Ivan, but no thanks. anyway I am in the UK, and we all know how parcels are treated in the post !! lol

  I think that the 'deflating token purchase and replacement strategy' comes into play here. If we are using LTBCoin or Bitcoin or any other deflating token as a savings strategy, then spending coins appears unwise given the relative rise in value. With that in mind, there's nothing wrong with spending 1 BTC on some item and just replenishing the value at the same time. I bought a carpet from Overstock a few days ago and immediately replenished the BTC I had bought it with.

  Coin movements are important for the ecosystem and I like to do what I can to make them happen.

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 1:19 PM
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• BikerGSX

  

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  @sile16 First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's... 6-7 Million dollars!! Hopefully you can match that with your LTB coin order in a couple years from now! Although, just FYI 1000 LTBCoin is trading for a LOT more than the cost of a pizza, something like $100-$200 according to counterparty.

  That was my first thought: " First bitcoin pizza was 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizza's" Thanks for the offer Ivan, but no thanks. anyway I am in the UK, and we all know how parcels are treated in the post !! lol

  I think that the 'deflating token purchase and replacement strategy' comes into play here. If we are using LTBCoin or Bitcoin or any other deflating token as a savings strategy, then spending coins appears unwise given the relative rise in value. With that in mind, there's nothing wrong with spending 1 BTC on some item and just replenishing the value at the same time. I bought a carpet from Overstock a few days ago and immediately replenished the BTC I had bought it with.

  Coin movements are important for the ecosystem and I like to do what I can to make them happen.

  Yeh totally agree, I try to use crypto when ever I can, the more adoption the better and faster more people will join crypto. I have brought silver with cryptos and there is a pub an hour drive from me in Oxford ( UK) which excepts BTC and FTC.

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 1:43 PM
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• mdw

  

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  Pepperoni please, pittance sent. And feel free to ridicule me a few years from now for spending it on a pizza when that's worth a small fortune lol. The place in history will make it worthwhile.

  Considering it, if I were the first guy to spend bitcoin to buy those 2 pizzas, and you asked me today I would not regret it. It was really not worth anything at that time, and if he'd just sat on it, he probably would've had it stashed away at MTGox.

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 4:59 PM
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• BitNomadic

  

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  IvanB, If the offer still stands, I'ld love to buy a pizza with ltbcoin. I'm not in the states, but I would like to have it sent to a friend's workplace. You game?

  Posted on July 12, 2014 at 5:17 PM
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