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- Real Name: Adam B. Levine
- LTBcoin Compatible Address: 1MCEtBB5X4ercRsvq2GmgysZ9ZDsqj8Xh7
- Location: California, USA
Bio:
Adam B. Levine is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the long running Let's Talk Bitcoin! show and the LTB publishing network.
Since the beginning, Adam has bridged the gap between journalist and innovator. After spending 2013 speaking on and evangelizing the nascent Bitcoin Tipping effort, Adam has spent the last year focused on the possibilities of "Tokens built on Bitcoin".
In June of 2014 he launched LTBCOIN, the first Cryptocurrency Rewards Program and most recently he has become the founder and CEO of Tokenly, a company building open source tools to make Tokens more useful and more usable to everyone.
Connect with him on G+, LinkedIn, Twitter, Reddit or email him directly.
- Bitcoin Tipping Address (This is not your LTBCOIN address): 19D4x11H5NQH255pvxFX96Ep9JeeonAhcQ
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Re: Design the new LTB studio computer and win 10,000 LTBc!
@kerneloops @adam, sure, I'd love to contribute.
I get a decent discount with FedEx (IIRC at least 50%, maybe up to 70%). What's the timeline?
Floor and standing desks went in yesterday, internet guys are coming end of the week. I'm ready whenever, whats your timeframe?
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 8:19 PM
Listener Lounge -
Re: Design the new LTB studio computer and win 10,000 LTBc!
@kerneloops And, if you happen to be dropping by in LAX/Santa Monica area, I'll put one together lickety-split :)
Want to build and ship? I'm planning on paying a local shop to build format and test everything, might as well keep it in the community.
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 8:09 PM
Listener Lounge -
Re: LTBCoin on Peershares?
@crimsonroze I visited the link and read a bit, but I don't quite see how it's different from counter/dogeparty. Would you care to elaborate on how this works and where the differences comes in?
Sure, no problem.
Counter-party is built on top of Bitcoin. From what I understand, dogeparty would also be built on top of Doge.
Peershares is not built on top of anything. Each new Peershares has its own blockchain, its own network, its own client and so forth and so on. If LTBCoin was implemented using the Peershares technology, then LTBCoin would have its own blockchain.
Peershares use Proof-of-Stake (as implemented by Peercoin), the technology is very energy efficient (it can run on a Raspberry Pi) and therefor LTBCoin would be able to sustain itself by own means without any costs. The LTBCoin would then be totally independent, not have to rely on anything else but its own network, but still be able to use the software updates the devs does when maintaining Peershares.
To simplify, one could think of Peershares as a WhitelabelCoin. Basically you get a new coin for free, without the cost of hiring devs to make it, buying mining machines etc.
http://www.nubits.com/ is using Peershares.
Was this helpful to you?
EDIT: Ahh coolt. En svensk. Jag såg inte det först. Hej hej :)
We like that we can have many types of tokens on the one blockchain either bitcoin or dogecoin, can you do anything like this with peershares tech? or is it one coin per blockchain
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 8:07 PM
LTBcoin Talk -
Re: LTBc Address Distribution?
You might also be interested in this list
http://letstalkbitcoin.com/forum/post/ltbcoin-rich-list
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 8:05 PM
LTBcoin Talk -
Re: [CLOSED] Auction for 1 Hour of Adam B. Levine's Time
@rob Regarding the auction that ended 7/27/14.
I believe I won with a bid of 20K LTBc, and that @dsmalone came in second with 16K bid. And I think @deweller didn't see my bid of 20K, and didn't realize dsmalone was bidding for second place, and so he needed to bid higher than 16K (and failing to do so mean's he did not outbid the 2nd place bid). That's my read of the past auction, feel free to speak up if anyone sees it differently after looking at the last page of that thread.
@Adam, as you've closed that thread, can you please tell us to what address the two winners should send their LTBc? (And will it be the same address for future auctions?)
I've set up this address for the purpose
18YFt8ek8duhKFGG2x9Tk5fjuVHncMugkR
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 7:55 PM
Completed Auctions -
Re: Be In A Radio Promo!
Long version (3-ish minutes with a 10s audio leadout a live host could come in over. https://www.dropbox.com/s/50hvt1ddpnudx9z/History%20of%20LTB%20Mixdown%201.mp3 and
Short version (8 seconds) https://www.dropbox.com/s/gbe5danrdokoq7n/Chain%20Radioshort.mp3
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 7:33 PM
Content Garden -
Design the new LTB studio computer and win 10,000 LTBc!
Hey all, I'm getting ready to move into a new studio space (with a green screen), and as part of that I'm adding a second computer to the studio set-up. I'm allocating $1000 worth of BTC to this purpose and will be spending it in BTC at either Newegg, Tiger Direct or a combination.
I'd like someone to build a shopping list for me that I'll then have someone locally build. I do build computers myself but usually it involves me shorting something and taking it to a shop anyhow so I figure this time I'll skip to that part.
Primarily this computer will be used for production, video/audio editing and rendering. The graphics card it uses must have displayport and support at least two screens, the other via either hdmi or dvi.
The shopping list should include everything in the unit itself, from the case to the motherboard to the graphics cards to the HDD, to the psu, whole computer but none of the accessories.
Post your wishlists with explanations, thanks!
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 5:19 PM
Listener Lounge -
Re: Sent BTC to my BTER XCP address? Am I doomed?
They have QQ chat information at the bottom of the page, QQ is a chat program, they are in china so you'll need to attempt to talk to their support late in the evening in the US.
They'll probably make it right, it would be bad for their reputation to keep bitcoin every time customers send them some by mistake.
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 4:05 PM
Bitcoin & Beyond -
Re: Premium Domain for Sale - www.PremiumBitcoin.Net
You're intending to accept LTBc for this? Right now the auction section is for LTBc accepting auctions only.
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 8:15 AM
Completed Auctions -
Re: This forum not support Chinese
It's on the list along with russian language support, @cryptonaut any idea how far out that is?
Posted on July 28, 2014 at 8:14 AM
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