Quote from: shadowhax on May 18, 2014, 11:06:38 PM

Quote from: monbux on May 18, 2014, 10:52:08 PM

Is it just me or the TXid 68dec0310317061e9f63258e60af5496d1dc15677e4976d19344e6d93620d11e-000 shows up as an "Unrecognized search pattern" on blockchain.info? Huh

Edit: nvm, removed 3 zeros... Ok, well it seems you did purchase that, but you should always supply a collateral. Should you ever decide to put altcoins up for collateral, feel free to visit my lending thread.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615298.0

No disrespect meant to you, for I understand why you wish collateral. You have you own financial situation like I having mine. Everyone different, not all investor the same. One stock good for this man but bad for another, one loan bad for one lender but good for another. It depend on the person and personal sitatuation or that of the business finances, right?

There maybe someone there who think for them this a reasonable deal. If they find my thread, good for us both. If not all well that ending well.

It not so far-fetched to believe person having made successful deal in past and provably own ASIC miners can repay $34,87 of Bitcoin in short time, no? Again, understanding there LOT of scams in Lending but not all people bad and I try to take extra step to show I serious and capable. If it don't work out it just don't work out, but it worth a try.

It has nothing to do with how much you earn. You could provide proof that you are a multi-trillionaire. It doesn't mean you aren't going to steal. You're talking about two completely different things here.

Collateral protects against being stolen from. No more, no less. It provides the security of knowing what if someone doesn't pay you back, you have something of equal value and haven't lost.