This is a shocking sale on red, white, and blue xSIID (sorry green, maybe next time)… nearly 50% off!!! The sale will be active for the rest of this month.
PATRIOTIC 
and Funny 
I did not expect that
Some serious Blinky happening in there
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Guess mine being blue kinda worked out 
That’s a really good deal, might see if I can scrounge up the funds over the rest of the month. Having a blue one on the other hand too would be nice.
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Blink, blink, blink, blink, blink, blink
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im still stuck with a non-visable blue one that my doctor recommended “if it’s not hurting anything, leave it in”
boourns
Edit
That’s not to say that they are not fantastic, I just can’t enjoy mine because i lost it in My fat.
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Firstly I don’t have one, I’m not really into blinkies BUT I am still considering one of these, especially at this great price.
If you like blinkies 
and want some storage ( Listed as 1kB but actually 2kB ) it’s a no-brainer.
Only $20 more than an xNT and you get a blinky.
Was there some specific you were wanting to know?
Regarding the storage, here is the dealy-O daddy-O
If you want to see them in action
check out
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Pilgrimsmaster always with the quick and useful response.
Thank you!
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Been here for almost 2 years now, and known about DT for at least double that.
I never bought a implant because I was always waiting for the next gen one.
Welp. I finally caved.
Bought a red xSIID.
I’m very excited!
Still going to buy the apex when it’s fully released. Can’t wait to have this installed and working!
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Me too for you!
Looking forward to your updates
Will update asap
TBH, if it was a T5577 with a blinkie I’d buy several. I just don’t have a use for the ISO14443A chip right now.
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Don’t joke… I actively use at least LF x series
If they could all blink would be amazing… but that would involve a lot of replacement
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I have one installed.
Level of brightness from most bright to less bright is:
Green, White, Blue, Red
All of them are visible.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CNCMk6XpSeP/
Was meant to have 2kb, but “reasons above mentioned” we end up with about 1kb, which is about the same as the xNT.
I personally consider it a “sharing” upgrade.
About 980 alpha-numeric characters can be saved there.
980 alpha numeric characters look like this:
So is enough for most text metadata.
(Japanese characters takes 2 bytes so would be half of that)
There are many NFC applications, but the most famous is NFC Tools,
with this app you can write something in the format of NDEF (Nfc Data Exchange Format), which is a way to write certain fields on an NFC chip that most mobile phone readers will understand and are already configured to perform certain actions according to the NDEF type of record.
When people hears “microchip implant” many times they freak out, but many of them the moment they see blinkies they stop seeing it as a “serious” invasion of privacy and shit. Is a really good chip to introduce the technology to others since you are in full control of what is in the chip. They say, “I don’t want people to steal all my personal data”, to what the simple answer is, just don’t write any personal data in your chip dummy! lol
You have to be aware that at the start, any HF compatible device can read or write data into it, even replace it, and there is a way to “lock” your data, but it requires a manual set of commands that is more for advanced users and if you forget your “password” there is no way to restore it.
Technically a malicious attacker could come and lock your chip but I have never heard that happening since it requires good knowledge of the chip commands and have direct access to your chip.
Any NFC chip is based on RFID technology and for so, they all have a “unique identification” (think about a Serial number), many systems just require this digits to work, padlocks, door locks, etc etc.
This number is visible to any reader that scans your microchip, so is not “recommended” as a form of identification that is “secure”, but some people still use this ID as their computer password or to unlock some devices they have setup with this UID.
most newer Android and iPhones can use the UID of a chip as a way to trigger events inside the device, so you can do an infinity of things with your phone by just scanning your chip, sending messages, recording audio, changing settings, automatic mails, pin urls, even control smart home appliances if you have them configured.
It doesn’t require to have special hardware like the Proxmark 3 or other readers and advanced APDU command knowledge at all. So is a great upgrade that you can use to show others how cool “microchip implants” are.
Then again, this is just my personal experience with it.
^^
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Damnit. Now I’m considering another pair of blues. I think my right hand could use some colour.
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Geez, Talk about planting a seed 
I have been thinking about this the last couple of days.
- Everybody* loves a blinky - a Party Trick, a Show-y Off-y, a freak people the fuck out, "an alien implant
" but for me , If I also grab an LF xLED to go with the xSIID, it would be an in-vivo diagnostic card. , that is one more thing I can remove my wallet. - Everybody loves some NDEF storage for all those little secrets
Save those phone numbers from your little black book, Crypto Cold Storage Wallet, Secrets you obtained from the foreign embassy etc
It’s only $20 more than an xNT, but you get double the memory AND Blinkie
Now the biggest decision
RED , WHITE or BLUE
I’m thinking Blue…or White…or Red…off to here to get some inspiration
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Hahah! Tried to set up an ad on reddit to showcase the xSIID sale… apparently Reddit thinks anything about microchip implants for humans is “deceptive, untrue, or misleading” haha
Sent them this…
I submitted an ad titled “xSIID RWB Sale” under campaign “Sales and announcements” and it was rejected for being “Deceptive, Untrue, or Misleading”. http://amal.net/caps/2021-05-18-fVsZPclpHl.png
I can’t believe I have to resort to this, but take a second and look me up… google my name Amal Graafstra. Here’s my TEDx talk - Biohacking - the forefront of a new kind of human evolution: Amal Graafstra at TEDxSFU - YouTube and here’s the book I wrote 9780471771968 - RFID Toys: Cool Projects for Home, Office and Entertainment (ExtremeTech) by Amal Graafstra
Yes… we are selling chip implants for humans. The ad is legit.
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