Seems the market needs this service,is this idea distinctive or there are sites offering this service already exist on the intranet?

what platforms do you use on your token?

This would be perfect solution, buying photos from hobby photographers and paying symbolic price to them, for example $1 up to $10 and they would be happy and I wouldn't need to worry that someone will sue me for unauthorised use of his photos.

I have one more question, because I'm not a Instagram user. So when you upload a photo there, Instagram probably shrinks it, lowers the resolution, right? What about if a buyer wants a full resolution photo, how would this be possible thru your Picax platform?

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Sell Instagram photos, sound very interesting. but why anyone will be interested to sell his/her Instagram photos?

Hello! Let me reserve the translation of the bitcointalk Russian thread/whitepaper.

Hi ,

Is there will be a translation bounty for your project ?  I would like to do Indonesian translation for you. Thanks!

Looks like passive stocking your Instagram? Intrigued

what about copyright in an image that is sold in your application
if the image has been sold a photographer has no copyright anymore?
while the photo is the result of their work...

hi, looks nice project, where i can find more token details like supply? good luck

I don't use Instagram but many of my friends do so I know it's quite popular around here. I want to ask, why would someone pay for a photo if you can simply right click and download it?

What is the minimum investment and what is the price per token?
Are you planning to do signature campaign or what kind of bounties? I will check the details when you open the Bounty thread.
Good luck, this project has potential!

And the problem with "economics" is that none of the models actually reflects what happens in the real world (maybe a silhouette at best until a bubble bursts and they all stand around looking dumbfounded wondering how did that happen because that's not in their model), and that people who call themselves "economists" are complete shams too.

Here is the reason why I'm investing more in bitcoin:

Our monetary system requires an ever expanding debt base in order to sustain itself (because money=debt). The issue is that most people, governments and companies in the western nations are so far in debt that they cannot take on the required loans to continue the expansion of the money supply to the level that is required to keep the system working. This is why central banks have had to step in with Quantitive Easing - to make up the shortfall in debt/money creation that we previously took on ourselves.

So our monetary system essentially behaves like a great big ponzie scheme (which actually broke in 2008 and has been collapsing ever since). Just wait until the Fed starts to reduce QE in 2014 - I predict markets to start going haywire and they will have step back in and actually increase the money printing to $100+ billion every month. That's when the average people (and the media) will finally realise that things have started to go really wrong, and the price of bitcoin will break into 6 figures.

Couple a monetary system that requires infinite growth with the fact that we live on a planet with finite resources and it's pretty easy to predict how it will turn out. There is nothing to be admired about anyone that calls themselves an "economist" or thinks they know about "economics".

Here is a litmus test to try out on someone who claims to be an economist: Ask them if they think economics is a science. If they say "yes", then ask them if they can explain the "scientific method". If they can explain it, then ask them why economics is taught as a "humanity" in school? If they can't explain, punch them in the face.