An insightful theory you have here. You could have just linked to external animations rather than trying to break down what the provably fair system was without your dry grammar. The whole context of your thread is that you are basing your doubts based on the 3 (probably blind) people of your choosing.

In fact, your suspicions would have been more substantiated if you were to catch at least one gambling site that took advantage of this human error you speak of. You know why you couldn't because no gambling site relies on human eye to catch their errors.

This is why most gamblers don't care about where provably fair is actually enforced. They allow other entities to check that for them. And these entities are either 'smarter' people or a computer. And if a gambling house did indeed fooled its customers, then such a site would be caught easily by the snooping smart detectives we have everywhere.

Regardless of the dryness of your grammar, this was an interesting read in this section.

There are several glaring grammatical and language issues on your website. I'd suggest you pay an English copywriter to make it a little more presentable—doesn't look too professional right now.

"There are 2 variatons of the game, Random, and Infinite."

Here's just one of the errors I found, there are a few more throughout your site. Needs proof-reading and editing.

Glad to see a new concept around here though, I'll be checking it out.

Dude, if you think that people are going to waste their efforts pumping coins with $10 billion market caps, then you're obviously delusional.

If somebody were looking to control the market, they would be spending their efforts manipulation the price action of smaller cap cryptocurrencies—somewhere in the $1m to $10m range.

The amount of volume needed to move large cap coins is just unfeasible.

Take a look at what's happened to some of the smaller DeFi coins, COTI, Orion Protocol, Meridian Network etc. They are all pumping hard because the markets are far easier to move.

Only a moron invests in large cap coins to make quick gains these days.

Just found this low cap gem: http://openpredict.io/

Launching with an absolutely tiny $100,000 market capitalization on Uniswap, and is being launched by Maker DAO—which recently launched Orion Protocol (ORN) which just did a x40 compared to the private sale price.

It's a DEFI coin, so achieving a market cap of $5 million is certainly possible, even $50+ million is possible. $100k to $5m (or $50m)... You do the math.

Definitely worth doing your own research, but I'll be personally grabbing as much OPT as I can.

There's a few catches, so it's not for everyone, but worth looking into IMO.

https://medium.com/daomaker/strong-holder-offering-openpredict-opt-8b38937d156e

Beware, OP is extremely inactive and only reappeared lately.

Ensure you get collateral if you fill this loan.

Danny Garcia was beat by Shawn Porter, and Errol Spence beat Porter.

But the accident almost certainly means that Spence is worse than he was when he beat Porter, plus the long layover is a big deal.

It's definitely going to be a tough fight, I'd say it's a true 50/50. Therefore if the odds are favoring Garcia, it's a good bet.

They forgot to include details about how poorly the Phore token is performing compared to the rest of the market, and the fact that it has almost no liquidity.

They also forgot to mention how it has taken almost 2 years to achieve anything of substance, and how the token is worth just 2.5% of its all-time high and has been on a downtrend for 1.5 years.

At times, the coin had just $500 in 24 hour trade volume—talk about almost dead!

Are they still trying to beat this dead horse?

You can just replace your title with Google advertises * Phishing Scams.

There are Google ads for a huge number of different phishing scams.

If you type in practically any cryptocurrency wallet, exchange, or trading platform, you'll likely find phishing sites positioned in the ad slot, especially on other search engines.

There's no point making a thread about it, since it's a general issue not specific to a single targeted platform. 

Jesus, I'd rather see Lopez get a ridiculous pay day than see Loma fight this random...

There's no tension in seeing Lomachenko fight some ranked 22 guy who has already been knocked out cold by someone far below Loma's caliber.

Devin Haney would be a good matchup. He seems genuinely willing to fight Loma even for a bad split. He actually has just as much chance as Lopez or Tank Davis too. He's not currently locked into a fight either, so it's the perfect candidate.

Everybody talks tough saying they want to fight X, Y, and Z at the top of the game, but they never talk about how they want an epic payoff to do so.

Not sure how they could possibly tax POS rewards anyway?

Since inflation benefits the banks, shouldn't the banks be taxed on this inflation?

If they're trying to charge tax on what is essentially inflation distributed to network participants, then there is no difference between banks receiving newly minted fiat to increase the money supply...

The house-edge free Bitcoin lottery will now end in less than a day!



Just 28 tickets have sold so far with a 1st prize of 0.00224 BTC.

Each ticket costs just 0.0001 BTC (~$1.18) and there's still an excellent chance of winning!

I think without outside influence, they would definitely struggle to properly and fairly regulate Bitcoin.

Luckily, there are several blockchain lobbying and awareness groups that have done made good progress in educating Congress about Bitcoin.

The blockchain association is one such group: https://theblockchainassociation.org/

But there's similar enterprises in most major countries, hence why Bitcoin still hasn't been banned like people have been claiming "is just a matter of time" for years.

Jesus, those are terrible numbers.

Maybe you should just advertise your referral link via your signature here on the forum.

If casinos can afford to pay $50-$200 per person per week, then it must be worthwhile.

Alternatively, maybe you should target less saturated communities, and newer platforms (maybe TikTok and newly launched search engines?)

Practically every industry is transitioning into the blockchain space now, so any job you find in the traditional economy, you'll also find its equivalent in the crypto space.

But from what I've seen, the common directly related jobs include;

- Blockchain developer
- Smart contract developer
- Full stack developer
- Growth hacker
- Product managers
- Copywriters

If you're looking for a job in the industry, there's plenty of different crypto-focused career sites...

Blocked in my country

What's your policy on VPN users? Do you have a FAQ page I can visit without getting blocked?

Or can you post the relevant section here?

So Lopez is looking to renegotiate the split after seemingly already coming to terms a few weeks ago?

Looks like another boxer who either wants;

1. To price himself out so he can save face—since he actually doesn't want to fight Loma.
2. To make sure he gets a massive payday, because he knows his career would be in shambles when he gets KO'd by Loma.

Lopez is by far the B side. Sure, he's got a good resumé, but it's not like Lomachenko's.

I think a 70/30 split, or BEST CASE scenario 60/40 split favoring Loma is fair. Lopez has ONE FUCKING belt and this is his first defense, Loma has THREE....

I hope Lopez prices himself out so we can see Loma fight Gervonta Davis instead.

If you find yourself questioning "Is this project even real" then it's probably best to assume it's fake.

Save yourself a lot of research effort, and you'll probably be right more than 80% of the time.

I've also noticed an uptick in interest about testnet BTC lately.

I've even seen people selling it for $15/tBTC and buying it for $10/tBTC.

+merit for anybody who can tell me why the sudden surge of interest.

I don't think it's worth it unless the casino itself is very new, and has the potential to grow parabolically.

PPC marketing is rarely worth the investment, that's why most casinos don't actually run any paid ads on search engines.

I think it could be worth paying for PPC if you can target a highly specialized audience, like advertising on a gambling forum. But search engines are a no-go IMO, unless they let you target very specific keyword combinations.

Can you tell us how much revenue you earned from those 5 referrals, and what your ad spend was?

I really think people have more to worry about than simply lose their cryptocurrency if they get caught up in an explosion of this scale.

I don't get the need to draw parallels between every trending topic and Bitcoin....