Hello, please enjoy and share:

http://www.kirifarms.com/blog/a-discussion-of-prices-in-phnom-penh-cambodia-part-2

This picture might give you a better idea of how much 50 grams is...

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Just got done with our long pepper video.  Check it out!  https://youtu.be/Ou0yssHs5m4

You can buy some from here:  https://cryptothrift.com/auctions/herbs-spices/delicious-cambodian-long-pepper-spice-50-grams-51707/

More info at facebook.com/bitcambodia and bitcambodia.com

Selling packs of freshly dried, whole long pepper spikes from the farm in Takeo province, Cambodia.

Grind the spikes with a food processor or coffee grinder and apply generously to food the same way as with regular round pepper. This rare pepper tastes similar to black peppercorns but with a bit more heat and a citrus flavor that you can smell. It goes well with stir fried dishes, curries, vegetables, meats, cheeses, etc.

See our farm video here: https://youtu.be/Ou0yssHs5m4
Order from here:  https://cryptothrift.com/auctions/herbs-spices/delicious-cambodian-long-pepper-spice-50-grams-51707/
More info at facebook.com/bitcambodia and bitcambodia.com

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There is an updated blog post on the state of Bitcoin in Cambodia:  http://bitcambodia.com/bit-blog

For those of you in the Phnom Penh area, we are screening the Bitcoin movie at Meta House this Thursday evening.  See details here:  https://www.facebook.com/events/317590715106038/

Just added Coin Cafe in CAMBODIA.  Thanks!

That's awesome, I'll look forward to it.  We have great food and coffee.  Let me know if you need any advice on your travels.

Yes, it's too early for Bitcoin adoption in Cambodia.  However, we're doing our best to bring crypto to the Kingdom.  I feel pretty good about the prospects for a limited Bitcoin economy growing up here.  Our purpose in opening Coin Cafe is to have a jumping-off point, and also offer a place for the traveling Bitcoin enthusiast.  Thanks everyone for the encouragement!

Thanks everyone, would be my pleasure to chat with any Bitcoin people on their way through Cambodia.  We're here to help so please get in touch.

Hey Bitcoin people, CAMBODIA has its first Bitcoin-accepting restaurant,  Coin Cafe!

We are a small cafe with delicious Khmer and Western food.  Come find us on your next trip to Phnom Penh.

Please become our fan on Facebook -
facebook.com/coincafecambodia
facebook.com/bit.cambodia

Aaaaaaanyone?

~Greetings Everyone~

We are BitCambodia.  We bring Cambodian products to the world via the miracle of Bitcoin.  Please help us as we attempt to get this project off the ground by ordering some Kampot pepper.  We are located in Cambodia, but have sent a few samples to the US for distribution.  The price is $5 for approximately 1 ounce, including delivery in the US.

Our cool, new Youtube video about Kampot pepper is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmaQsbN85RM

Product Description:
Kampot black pepper delivers a strong and delicate aroma. Its taste, which can range from intensely spicy to mildly sweet, reveals hints of flower, eucalyptus and mint. This black pepper suits all kind of dishes.  I guarantee it is the best pepper you have ever tasted.

Support your favorite marketplace by ordering our listing through their site:
Bidcoind-  http://www.bidcoind.com/auction_details.php?auction_id=100339
Cryptoauction-  https://www.cryptoauction.com/view.php?auction_id=261
Cryptothrift- https://cryptothrift.com/auctions/herbs-spices/kampot-peppercorn-samples-from-cambodia/
Btcmarketplace- http://btc-marketplace.com/item.php?id=46&mode=1
Cryptocafe- https://cryptocafe.com/index.php?page=item&id=241
[Did I miss any auction sites?]

Are you a Wordpress dev who can donate some time to help troubleshoot our website?  Contact us!

Do you have any other questions or suggestions?  Is there anything we can do for you from Cambodia?  Please respond below, PM us, or e-mail us, bitcambodia at yandex dot com.

Thank you!

How exciting!  Doing it now, thanks.

For anyone who doesn't know, this guy has been around forever. 

Thanks everyone.  Looks like the PPA route did not work on my Debian machine.


In the bin/32 folder that I extracted I have bitcoin-qt but, "There is no application installed for shared library files."  In my previous client version (8.6) there was an executable bitcoin-qt file.

Appreciate the help, I am a recovering Windows user.

Thank you.  I've run sudo apt-get update.  I get the above when attempting to install bitcoin core.  Any suggestions?

I'm upgrading from Bitcoin-qt 8.6, which runs fine as an executable on my Debian box.

I've extracted 0.9.2.1 to a different folder, which contains no executable.

Can someone please tell me the next step?

Thanks.

I am in Cambodia and I buy bitcoins.  I'm on Localbitcoins under the same name.

Handcrafted silk scarves direct from Cambodia. Original Cambodian silk weaved by villagers, originating from Takeo province. Item is exactly as seen in the picture below.  Dimensions are 180cm x 50cm.  The feel is stiff and thin but quite sturdy.  $25 before shipping.

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Handcrafted Cotton scarves are also available. This is authentic Khmer handicraft weaved by villagers in provincial Cambodia.  Product is the same item as seen in the picture.  Dimensions are 2m x 1m.  Pattern is predominantly red and grey with thin green and orange stripes.  $25 before shipping.

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View a video of the villagers crafting the silk here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6PeJX1yMlA


We can custom create any design and order.  Choose from hundreds of fabrics including 100% handmade (farmers, dyers & weavers) silks & cottons including: Organza, Jaquard, Natural/Wild/Organic Silk, Cambodian Ikat(Hol) Silk, Gold and Silver Lame Silk, Industrial Satin fabrics, etc.

For more info contact info@bitcambodia.com.  Please post here if you are interested in the available scarves above.  Thanks!

Why would any country's government choose to forfeit its own power by adopting Bitcoin?

And as for the citizens of developing countries, Bitcoin is way too impractical for the types of transactions being conducted.  It may happen one day, but I don't expect villagers in Cambodia to be paying for bananas with smart-phones any time soon.