Quote from: Cryptolator on April 27, 2014, 05:23:55 PM

Quote from: Warning__3 on April 27, 2014, 05:17:20 PM

Any chance to buy an "empty" coin?

Edit: didn't read about it not being a good idea Tongue

guess i'll have to wait for a DIY version Wink

The coins are "empty" de-facto. They use multi-signature security.

Security is crucial to us. That is why we've worked with talented developers to create a great tool that makes Bitcoin multi-signature easy to use.

Using multi-signature solves the problem of having to trust the person or company creating the physical cryptocurrencies. There are two keys to unlock the coin: the one under the hologram and the one you've created on your side. (You can do it on an offline computer to be sure it can't be compromised.)

We will never see your Passphrase (Your key), and you'll see our Coin Secret (Our key) only by removing the temperproof hologram. You will have the option to print a certificate with your Passphrase, Public Key and Coin Address after the order has been placed.

Thanks for your interest !

I just realized something...

If I send the coin with my hologram and the customers remove it and put it's own hologram, it would be the same as sending the coin without hologram at all...

So I guess, I can do it then !

I would send them with my "Personal" hologram, instead of the "Original" one...