I'm interested in following along as well. My questions are:
1) Do you already have a business plan?
2) Do you have a developer (or firm) already chosen?
3) How is the site going to earn money? You said if each person bets 0.001 BTC, the winner gets 0.002. Where does the site get money?
4) Why crowd-fund instead of trying to turn it into a business?
1)Yes, i hav a bussiness plan 2)Not now,first i need funding then i will hire a developer 3)Player 1 bets with 0.001 and player 2 bets with 0.001 total=0.002BTC.if player 1 will win the match then he will get 0.002BTC and player 2 will have nothing.There will be option to play with computer by betting.If player bets 0.01 BTC for the match and player will win the match then he will get 0.02btc and if he loss then it have nothing and this is earning for site too.Also there will be little fees for playing matches.Tournaments also be included 4)I don't have much money to turn it to businesa |
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i Think 7 BTC will be enough
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Hi,
I like the idea. Very much in fact. Been waiting for similar things for quite a while now. I would definetly play if it is done well.
And here comes the cost factor. I am not a professional gamedev nor a webdesigner, still I'd guess for the game itself you should plan at least a month of work (most of it going into artwork as coding 8 ball pool isn't actually all that hard once you have the art), maybe more so we talk about maybe 1 to 2 BTC at least to get the game well made and not just a quick and dirty mock up. In addition you need someone to make the website for you and I'd guess that's another 1 to 2 BTC at least. Maybe you can get it all from one guy at a discount.
If I were to plan this I'd plan with something between 5 and 10 BTC for getting the game and website including the backend done.
Sadly I have no money to seriously invest in such things if I had I'd contribute to the funding.
But consider me a future customer of your service.
Ok Thanks for your response. Forward my crowdfunding request to all |
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Thread is now locked by me.
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selling co founder account
pm me
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Threa locked down by me for secuirty reasons
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Hello,
I got co-founder members account from my freind.He said make more than 14 refferals and get free co-founder account.i made 14 and got co-founder account.The main thing is that i don't like matrix websites.I never used any marketing system.So i have decided to sell it.I didn't know any thing about Bitbillions don't ask ask me for it.you can research it
PM me for buying
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Recent Bitcoin2014 conference was pierced with discussion of the Bitcoin situation in various countries emphasising that the emerging markets are most likely to be the leaders of Bitcoin adoption rather than the citizens of developed countries. How can such phenomenon be explained? “Governments of emerging economies failed with their obligations to serve the payment system,” Nic Cary, Blockchain.info CEO. “Their economies need Bitcoin.” Indeed, only 25% of 115 million citizens in Mexico are banked, while 90% of the population has cell phones. How should they make transfers or get paid for their services, especially within the e-commerce sector, which is experiencing a 42% growth since 2012? According to Raul Nogales, the President of the Satoshi Nakamoto Foundation, the need for sending and receiving money locally as well as remittances (mainly from the US) is crucial and continues to grow rapidly. In 2013, migrants’ transfers to Mexico from the United States, one of the most important financial sources for seventeen Latin nations, compiled US $22 billion. In these areas Bitcoin has been empowering the striving population by creating a faster, more affordable and more reliable option for transferring funds. The African people are facing similar challenges. The Bitcoin can also help resolve many problems in Africa, since the main characteristic of this digital currency, bank-free decentralisation, seems to be a great fit for the population that is not that well acquainted with advanced technologies — 326 million African citizens are deprived from basic banking services. However, according to the World Bank, Africans send their families approximately US $32 billion a year. Many investors, believers in the digital currency, claim that the Bitcoin can help such countries as Argentina, Venezuela and India deal with the devaluation of their national currencies. Wences Casares, Xapo CEO, says, “I grew up in Argentina, where at times the economy experienced 12,000% annual inflation. I believe that a digital currency like Bitcoin could solve the disjointed nature of our world economy.” Investors such as Marc van der Chijs, former Dutch serial entrepreneur in China and co-founder of www.Tudou.com, are closely observing the situation with the emerging economies and high-inflation markets considering making investments in the nearest future. Other countries like Russia could potentially be a haven for Bitcoins. The majority of the government officials together with the nation’s top CEOs maintain the “time will tell” position; whereas, the business-oriented Bitcoin supporters continue to pursue potential benefits until clearer governmental regulations for cryptocurrencies come into play. However, not everyone, especially in the developed countries, is optimistic about the Bitcoin and its possibility of becoming a powerful player on the financial arena. Recently, Canadian banks have been publishing a lot of reports directed against Bitcoins. The bank’s top policy officials of Senate banking committee in Ottawa remain skeptical about the digital currency and claim that ‘these are early days … and so far digital currencies have not made it to what we call money’. In parallel, Norway, the richest Scandinavian nation, has shown very little interest in the cryptocurrency and continues to treat Bitcoins as an asset rather than “real money”. Among the Nordic countries, Denmark seems to be the leader of the cryptocurrency world and is about to launch a new Bitcoin exchange, guaranteeing its future clients a crime-free digital environment. Ronny Boesing, the CEO of CCEDK Crypto Coins Exchange Denmark ApS, says the platform will allow users to trade Bitcoin and LiteCoin against each other, as well as in exchange for Danish and Norwegian kroner, British pounds, US dollars and Euros. Bitcoin can become the solution to the most urgent economical problems around the world, especially in the developing countries that require a lot of additional support. For the Bitcoin, the world is its oyster and this is where its greatest power lies. It is time to take the bull by the horns and take advantage of the incredible potential of this digital currency. Courtesy Link '' http://blog.cex.io/btc-friendly/'' |
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The Bitcoin Payment Protocol is a protocol for communication between a merchant and their customer. It is designed to enable a better customer experience as well as improved protection against man-in-the-middle attacks on the payment process. Coinbase now supports the protocol for both merchants and wallet users. Wallet users who have the Bitcoin URL handler functionality enabled for their browsers via the advanced user settings can now make use of the protocol. Merchants will have the protocol automatically enabled for their payment pages. The Bitcoin Payment Protocol extends the core Bitcoin protocol to support several new features. Citing directly from the specification, this includes: Read more at ' http://blog.coinbase.com/post/86563321757/coinbase-now-supports-the-bitcoin-payment-protocol' |
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how much long this Signature Compaign will pay user?
How much time Stunna can take this offer?
No one can confirm this here its on Stunna any time he can stop this campaign as many other already done  Yeah.i don't think that this offer will survive more than a month |
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how much long this Signature Compaign will pay user?
How much time Stunna can take this offer?
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Wow, that's nuts. I think Paypal will have to accept bitcoin in some form pretty soon.
yeah bro |
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is that banner will be clickable links ?
no! |
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making a faucet is just waste of time
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