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Posted By tesuji
7/21/2013 01:46
Does Dynadot have any intention to support Bitcoin as a payment method? I'm considering switching to Namecheap because they support this.
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9/21/2021 19:35
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Posted By norlin
8/22/2021 23:45
Any news for 2021? Now we have stablecoins and even the highly regulated ones such as USDC...
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7/15/2021 18:46
blockchain.中国 20000
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9/10/2016 11:12
Why anyone would use BTC for domain purchase (or any purchase): They bought their BTC at 500-1000 X less. In other words, using BTC at its current value (about $600) would mean you would have had to buy it at $60. Then THAT is great! I would suppose anyone could convince themselves, if they bought for $300, everything they purchase is 50% off. True. Luagh yourself to the bank. But for most of us, who did not act timely, are in the dumptser
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8/27/2016 03:36
I suppose if someone was hiding his/her identity behind several domains, all info falsified, then YES BTC is perfect, because you cannot trace the identity of the transaction. Else why would anyone use BTC for a domain purchase? Dynadot has far far superior tools totally less expensive than most. If that doesn't mean anything to you (it doesn't have to), well fine, on your way then.  LOL.
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Posted By owl
8/21/2016 13:03
dynadot_staff says: Thanks for your advice. We will let customers know if we add it in the future.


You mean you will support BTC payments through Dynadot?

Porkbun accepts Bitcoin.
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6/23/2016 16:27
Thanks!
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6/11/2016 07:00
You are welcome. I wouldn't even mind writing up a little piece on the matter, so that DD members can be better informed. I mean, a young tech guy buys 2000 BTC for $29.00 just for fun, when BTC just came out & forgets about it. Imagine his surprise to discover a few years later to wake up to being a millionaire. LOL!!  But now the blockchain is very long; mining for BTC barely giving value for time put in -- meaning superfast computer investment not paying as much. Generally speaking. Down to $220 a year ago, now near $600, having been a a Bull run for past few days, up $40. Oy!!http://bitcoinist.net/category/bitcoin-breaking-news-brief/ gives a good sense of the problems around the world the past year or so, with break-ins and simple mistakes losing millions. etc.
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