How do you know the project was abandoned
A project being in "beta" for too long is more or less in development hell. While there might be some commits here and there (and they're mainly restricted to the subforum), many have gotten over the fact that we might not even see its light of the day. Not trying to sound negative, but it shouldn't be taking this long for an UI/ software overhaul. Core functions available and those bells and whistles be added along the way, not all lumped into the main release. |
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Stake.com has reduced the minimum withdrawal limit recently. Now the min withdrawal limit is 0.00025 BTC, the withdrawal fee is still same.
A good move. Now reaching the minimum payout would be slightly easier with their reloads  |
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Plinko's finally out! Check it out @ https://500.casino/plinko 
An in less than 1 hour of its debut, someone managed to score a $1,000 prize for being the first to hit a 1,000 or 2,000 multiplier! Be sure to follow our Twitter page for another upcoming Plinko challenge! |
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Have one extra unactivated Steam copy, payment in crypto (BTC or LTC).
RRP @ USD 30, selling for only USD 12 now!
EDIT: Sold!
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Yes, Ledger uses BIP39 for its seed generation which is supported by most wallets including Electrum so you should be able to easily recover your keys with them. You may have to specify the derivation path or the key/address type that your wallet used since BIP39 seed phrases don't have that information in them.
P.S. Security-wise it is always a better idea to create a new wallet/seed instead of reusing a seed created by another tool like your old hardware wallet, specially if you have sold that device.
Alright, better be safe than sorry. Will plan to get one then. Thanks! What pooya87 said. But why stop using a hardware wallet? There's no reason to not use one unless you're only planning on holding crypto that's only worth less than probably $200. Don't fall for the "I can keep my device safe" excuse, because most people simply aren't capable.
I initially thought that as long as one has the seed phrases, it should be safe to "deploy" them anywhere. Well after getting burned by the recent Celsius fiasco, I'll take pooya's advice and buy one for a better sense of security. Better not be penny wise, pound foolish |
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So a few years ago I got a Ledger, which I then sold afterward (after reformatting) but not without keeping the original seed phrases (card itself is with me).
Will I be able to restore the keys anywhere on a decentralized wallet such as Electrum, instead of purchasing another hardware wallet?
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Is the site down?
Yeah, could be some downtime. Happens from time to time, don't worry. |
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I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.  I think he's requesting you to add BCH Games to the list. |
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Ez 100K on BlackJack!  |
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Trustdice promotions are starting to widen a bit, and according to their Twitter channel recently from July 1st to 15th there is a promotion for users who deposit $10 to get 1 play of Wheel of Fortune. I think it's pretty fun, maybe after this week's campaign payout, I'll give it a try. This is the condition if you are interested in joining. How to participate:
1. Make a deposit at least 0.3 mBTC / 0.005 ETH / 1000 JPY / 10 EUR / 10 USDC / 10 USDT to get 1 play of Wheel of Fortune.
2. Wager 1 mBTC / 0.012 ETH / 5000 JPY / 50 EUR / 50 USDC / 50 USDT to get 1 play of Wheel of Fortune.
Random Prizes from Wheel of Fortune:
1) 10, 25, 50, 75, 100 Free spins.
2) Free BET: 0.2 mBTC / 0.4 mBTC  At first reading your post, the promo looks attractive but after checking the whole terms I find that there is 40x wagering requirement for the prize from the wheel fortune. It makes the promo less attractive although the requirement to take a part is easy and cheap enough. It is basically like a reload/deposit bonus but with different style/system where the bonus is random. If you think 40 is bad enough, wait until you come across BC's 400  |
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With inflation, it's hard to imagine what you could get with just $1. But resttpowered never saw that a mere $1 bet would leave him $10,000+ richer, and it was not from a bonus buy. His expression said it all.
Now he could get himself a nice gaming chair!  |
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I checked all the user ID-s and their ticket numbers but I don't understand how the winning numbers are decided although I read the section in the website of Freebitco.in which describes the provably fair lottery,however in the text file I didn't see why one of those numbers was a winning one or at least I didn't understood it well.
It would be nice in the text file to add a description with the winning numbers so people who don't understand it from the actual structure can see which of the numbers was a winning one.Just a suggestion.
Based on the provably fair explanation page, it should be fairly simple. Regardless of the user IDs, having more tickets means more numbers covered for the holders. Just that they're grouped together in ascending/ descending order rather than scattered like a typical lottery. For instance, if I have 10,000 tickets, my winning range would be from 1 - 9,999. Then another user has 8,000 tickets so that means 10,000 - 17,999 for him or her. Assuming I win the first prize, winning number is 3,500. If the next winning number is 7,976, then it gets rerolled because I can't win for the second time. |
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Another string of massive wins by user-0a468e!   |
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