Are there forums/marketplaces where I can sell my SNES, Saturn, Dreamcast, etc. games for Bitcoin/Ethereum?
Is There a Silk Road for Video Games?
Ryder Flores
Chase Bennett
Closest I can think of is the Cryptopia marketplace. It has a video game section, but kinda skimpy. Could probably sell on there pretty easily.
Samuel Davis
what about liquor
Charles Clark
surely you jest... NEO-GEO HOLD
William White
It is pretty skimpy. But worth a try, especially since I can choose from any of the currencies listed on there. You know anyone who's sold on there successfully?
Kayden Wilson
not sure put i would trade or sell you some for crypto. have some snes
Jaxon Murphy
haha first thing I found on Google: spendbitcoins.com
you mean Neo-Geo Forums? the Marketplace subforum, to be exact? or this: youtube.com
I would, but right now I'm just trying to get rid of my duplicates. I gotta get rid of these two spare copies of Earthbound and this extra Chrono Trigger somehow
Owen Wood
Was SilkRoad ever truly replaced, or is it just honeypot X.0 now? Fucking feds have maybe $5k in BTC that got left behind in the first raid.
Gabriel Johnson
Safex is going to be the closest to a decentralized marketplace you will find. Should be out in 2018.
Julian Ross
a lot of people sell random shit on r/cryptotrade you could post a wtb on there
Tyler Campbell
Honeypot only accessible via TOR I assume? Can I sell vidya games on there?
looking forward to that, SAFEX been on my radar
Good call, never thought of that
Alexander Morgan
Bitbay already works
OpenBazaar is okay too, but bitcoin fees make it less desirable.
Luke Lee
Ever use Bitbay?
Oliver Murphy
theres a marketplace for goods on bitbay? can only find the exchange
Kevin Thompson
Try Bitbay marketplace
Brody Mitchell
I don't see one. So many people have BTC to burn and not a single decent marketplace.
There is SuchList for DOGE, but it is pretty skimpy.
Jaxon Richardson
bitbay is the worst dont bother. or do and report back here with your experience
Tyler Ross
SuchList! sheesh I gotta check that, I honestly would become a Doge billionaire if I sold all my games there
Is this Bitbay the one y'all are talking about? and is it different from the Bitbay coin/exchange?
youtube.com
if so, lmao I guess I'ma have to get Tor now
Carson Mitchell
Why? It's not illegal to sell games
Wyatt Moore
How much are the Earthbound copies for?
Evan Rivera
Maybe bitbay.
Michael Cox
are you that desperate for shitcoins? its hard to collect video games. The video games are going to go up in value because they get harder to find. The risk is buying shit digital coins with no future. With video games you have a good way to hold value.
Chase Smith
Bitbay.market
It worked for land, it’ll work for video games
medium.com
Benjamin Sanders
$170 each. Both opened, cleaned, tested, and come in a custom case
Robert Jenkins
all right I'm a brainlet - do I have to set up the wallet in order to be able to see the marketplace? I don't see a place where I can just look at listings with their corresponding descriptions/prices.
not cuz it's illegal, I just meant a marketplace for retro video games that deals exclusively in crypto
you're right, but I've been hodling these games for 8 years, and their value has become pretty stable. Besides, they're all duplicates of games I already have that I'll hodl forever
Nathan Smith
You do need to set up the client to see the marketplace. It also acts as your wallet. I’ve never listed anything myself, so refer to their videos on their website or try to get in the slack.
Or try the new forums they just set up to ask questions at forum.bitbay.market
Apparently they want more sellers on their marketplace too, so they devs are giving free coins to do it (bounties)
Adam Powell
I'm wondering if there's some place I can sell my steam account for btc. I have one of the largest accounts on steam, almost 9k games, taken part in every steam event, shitton of removed, unpurchasable games that'll never come back, etc. I wonder what I'd get.
Ethan Sullivan
oooo, gotcha. I appreciate that info
fuck man, that could really be profitable actually