How about make some site about bitcoin, such as faucet or maybe a gambling site  it is not a bad idea. but faucets rely on how many visits you can get every day, and the earning from owning a faucet is not that much good considering hosting and other costs. creating a gambling website can make you more money only if it becomes popular which is not an easy task to achieve. |
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I guess I won't understand what's the difference between each gambling websites because honestly they look all same , like totally the same both have the same concept just different Graphic user interface and all of them claim that they are Provably fair so not sure what's the differenc between those websites .
When I say they look all the same on concept and stuff I mean Websites likes DaDice & PrimeDice etc ... not casino or poker stuff . could anyone please explain ? :x
well there is the obvious difference in the kind of gambling (game) they offer in each gambling website. but i think you already know that and since you mention two dice sites. they usually are all the same with different scripts in some cases and the same house edge of 1%. the difference is in the looks, faucet amount that they offer (some of them a fixed amount, some progressively increasing), also there are some giveaways on big sites like PD on different hours or Dadice prizes (jackpot). another thing that comes to mind is the bots (different on each site) and the third party bots that you can use on the site. but after all it is up to you to choose what you are comfortable with and check if they are really fair or not. |
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Hello, is here a site where you can play for free and win some btc? It would be nice if you can help me, so i dont must to read all the 200 threads.  technically you can play for free on almost every gambling website that accepts bitcoin, because they all have a faucet that gives you some small amounts of free bitcoin to start playing with. but if you want more initial bitcoin (more that faucet) you have to look for promotional giveaways that mostly new websites have. look at games and rounds section for them. other than that, some of the famous gambling sites have happy hours or random giveaways/tips that you can collect to start your gambling with. |
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Me on Yobit. I feel more luck in them than any other famous site.
Then in sports betting I picked cloudbet.com .
correct me if i am wrong but isn't YOBIT a trading platform? like polonoiex or something?!! how do they have gambling section? |
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Gambling is gambling. don't try to risk too much , play small, have fun and then you can increase your bet when you are more confident or in profit
its the worst strategy ever, as it always leads to loosing all money, its better to not gamble at all you should always gamble with your extra money, i mean the money that you don't need and if you lose that amount you don't regret it. look at it as spending money for fun. then the time that you actually win, is going to be huge for you. but the other times that you lose, you didn't lose all your life on gambling. |
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Theoretically, if you have an infinitely large bankroll, you will consistently win money in the long run. Of course noone has a bankroll that big,
Infinite bankroll is not a guarantee that you will consistently win in the long run especially if you use martingale. And this has been discussed several times, so you need to check some previous posts about this. do you mean that if you have for example 1,000,000 BTC (i mil) and started from 0.00000001 BTC (1 satoshi) you could lose at some point ? p.s. i know the numbers are unreal but we are theory crafting about an infinite bankroll here. |
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by the looks of the previous comments it seems that they are just trying to collect users information, and the 1.5-2 BTCminimum wager for withdrawals approves that.
besides i don't see any reason why i should give my personal information like my phone number to the website in order to gamble there.
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bitmixer.io is the most reliable and most famous of bitmixers that i saw so far. and the famous part or the volume they handle every day is important to hide your tracks IMO.
the fees is reasonable , for the service they are offering.
can you leave your feedback of blockchain.info shared coin in here if you have used it?
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You guide is to use a third party mixing service! But they alway charge some amount of fees. I am sharing my way of mixing my bitcoin without charge.It is through po.Every time I create a new bitcoin deposit address for receiving the bitcoin. After sending bitcoin to that address, I will wait for the used address's balance is cleared. It normally takes a few hours or one day. Then I will withdraw my bitcoin to a new address .
You're correct, this guide is exclusive to third party mixers, which charge fees starting at 0.5%. I am interested in learning more about other methods of mixing coins without relying on third parties, and I would be really like to hear you elaborate on the method you use. What do you mean "it is through po"? If you could explain your method to us in more detail I would really appreciate it! i don't think anything that you do on your own, can cover your transactional track and do the mixer's job. but i want to know more about other ways to mix your coins without the need of a third party too. the only other way that i can think of right now is using the shared coin feature available in blockchain.info wallet. although i don't know how reliable that is. |
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check out the news section of the site: https://coinurl.com/news.php?post=12he says that he has changes some things in the site that caused some errors in the script. it must be fixed now,because i didn't get any error message or anything. "Hey, sorry guys about the login notification emails you are receiving right now. I made a change that errored the script and they are now resuming, so sorry to approximately 1000 people for this delay! " |
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Hi Guys,
I just new here. Please tell me how to make free BTC using Qoinpro? Or maybe you want to advise so my BTC can increasing everyday. Thank you.
qoinpro is just a faucet, you don't need to do anything, you just sing up and they pay you something like 1 satoshi every day. if you get referrals you get a little bit more. maybe around 1.1 satoshi for a couple of refs but the problem is that you can not withdraw from their site. nobody could so far. |
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i personally like bitcoin price moved in the past few months. it is a steady overall growth starting from under $200 which can be considered the lowest price and worked its way up to this level at $450.
a sudden (huge) rise in price means an upcoming fall afterwards, but the steady growth will be more stable than a jump.
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i personally find them highly expensive for me to consider buying. for example, trezor that i hear the most is $100, which i find expensive.
i keep my coins in cold storage and so far haven't felt the need for a hardware wallet.
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i liked your idea but i think most of all this is a kind of problem that only time and reputation can solve.
as new merchants start accepting bitcoin i think there can be some sort of an Escrow that they can use or start small and build up their reputation, then as time passes by they can be trusted.
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yes bitcoins can die with you ...I've recently been thinking about that . I'll be printing out a paper backup and keeping it in a safe for my family in the future!!
yeah, that is actually a nice idea. you'll never know about your future. i have recently been working on creating a cold storage on linux with encrypted wallet and everything to prevent it from getting stolen but this is going to make it impossible for my descendants to have any access to my money  i have to think of a solution... |
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I think the results are encouraging. I'm actually more curious about the 5% who used it and wont use it again. I wonder what happened, if they got scammed or if they held coins and watched their value drop or what.
I personally know some of my friends, who have vowed that they will never ever use Bitcoin gain in their lives. Some of them lost quite lot of their coins (one of them lost more than BTC100) when Karpeles stole the Gox coins. And then there are two or three guys, whose wallets were stolen by hackers, using keyloggers and trojans. i am sorry to hear it but their decision is stupid! Would they stop using cash if they were mugged in the street? Would they stop using a car if they had an accident and broke a leg? |
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So, how does BitTorrent handle illegal stuff? I don't use it, but I would think they don't have child porn being shared.
i think there are sort of moderator that check the torrent that users upload every day it would be the same here, the escrow/arbiter will check if what you are selling is illegal or not but then we can fall in a centralization market, which isn't what open bazar is aiming for the point is that you can't have 100% regulation and decentralization, hell you can not even have 100% regulation in a centralized system... if you consider loads and loads of illegal copyrighted material that is being downloaded through torrent, you see that they don't really have any control. in fact the biggest usage of torrent is to download all these copyrighted files. yeah but there some heavy illegal stuff that you will not find there like cp, so someone is actually controlling as long as it is p2p nobody can have any control over it, AFAIK the thing you are talking about looks like the control the website owner/moderator of sites like piratebay, kickass have over the content and that is purely on users reports |
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I wish people will turn off and the difficulty will fall greatly right now that way i could make some btc to pay off my rigs and power. Right now btc ain't worth mining.
The only possible scenario for difficulty to come down is if BTC price drops to <$10 again and as the reult most miners walk away and get real jobs. and right now, since that price range is impossible and most probably it is going to go higher, miners are going to continue mining. Actually the difficulty has dropped several times in the past and especially from December 2014 onwards - although usually not by a lot. Looking at the chart below, it seems to have been going nearly sideways for the past four months: http://blockchain.info/charts/difficultyyeah, i know. i meant that in order for the difficulty to drop a considerable amount that can let individuals with their mining rigs start mining bitcoin and the process becomes profitable, is the price to fall that low and a great number of miners turn their equipment off. |
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It's really not that amazing that they are scared.
Either Bitcoin or some other crypto currency has the potential to become a big player in the financial systems of the future.
this shows that they have lost some considerable users or at least they have seen a growth in using bitcoin instead of their service, otherwise they wouldn't give a shit about bitcoin being safe or the things they mentioned in the article. |
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the only benefit of an old bitcoin that i can think of is the number of confirmation it has so at the time of spending it, the transaction is going to be considered "High Priority" you might even be able to send a legit free transaction (0 fee).
you can also get clams, but don't forget to empty the address before giving it for clams.
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