You don't get any airdrop if you leave your bytes on Bittrex.

This assumption is wrong, right after every airdrop the price has dropped due to people selling their free coins.

This was indeed what happened, I'd like to give the "all clear".
I can't delete my posts here, but it's highly offtopic now that it lost it's relevance.

This is indeed what happened. I got my money back, and all is good again
Thanks ChipMixer, but you did make me worry!

Even though I do believe this is just caused by your own success, I urge you to implement a warning when you're out of chips. Waiting for your money from an anonymous service is scary.

This is a timeline I get:
23 hours ago ChipMixer posted they're back online after August 1, with some valid privacy advice on how to proceed on Bitcoin Cash.
21 hours ago ChipMixer posted a bid to advertise on Bitcointalk again.
16 hours ago the first complaint was posted in this thread.
30 minutes ago I sent 0.192 BTC to BitMixer without checking the latest messages in their thread first.

I've sent ChipMixer a private message here, and an email.
It could be they pulled an exit scam after receiving many coins since BitMixer stopped.
It could also be they're just out of pre-arranged chips, just like what happened on July 25. If this is the case, I urge ChipMixer to fund it, post here, and - for the future - the website should announce being out of chips right at the deposit page. I only now see I can click "2 Mix" without a deposit to see "All chips withdrawn".

Edit: I didn't see anybody complain their private keys got emptied. IF it would be an exit scam, I would expect that to happen too. As long as that didn't happen, I'm still hopeful
I can't really imagine pulling an exit scam on this, BitMixer earned millions of dollars per year, and that market is open to the competition now. An exit scam would be very short sighted.

This is a timeline I get:
23 hours ago ChipMixer posted they're back online after August 1, with some valid privacy advice on how to proceed on Bitcoin Cash.
21 hours ago ChipMixer posted a bid in this thread.
16 hours ago the first complaint was posted in ChipMixer's thread.
30 minutes ago I sent 0.192 BTC to BitMixer without checking the latest messages in their thread first.

I've sent ChipMixer a private message here, and an email.
It could be they pulled an exit scam after receiving many coins since BitMixer stopped.
It could also be they're just out of pre-arranged chips, just like what happened on July 25.

You will get GBYTE without linking, but you need to link in order to receive blackbytes.
Linking is easy: in the wallet, chat to the Transition Bot. It will tell you what to do. Just link any Bitcoin address, it can be empty, and you're good to receive blackbytes for the GBYTE you have.
Make sure all your GBYTE is on the linked address, and not on change addresses.

You need a full wallet to import seeds, so a desktop wallet.

I just sold those shares at 0.24638 BTC per GBYTE. In the past month, most altcoins dropped a lot a few times. Byteball has been much lower too. I'm glad it recovered a bit 4 days before the new airdrop. Waiting for 25 days paid off a small profit. Payment made: f580cdf825d1d96cbc0b6c60a7688fb5c2bda4565663043880ddfb7befa49ba7UrFY!
Right after my sale it dropped about 10%, and a huge sell wall appeared. Good timing

The next airdrop is 4 days from now, make sure your funds are still in linked addresses, or re-link them by signing again.
The current share is about 0.007BTC per Bitcoin.

Thanks, you're linked again!

It clearly shows how imporant it is to have as much users as possible. That's also what Tony (Byteball dev) is aiming for: the value grows exponentially with the number of users.

You can't compare Bitcoin Cash to BitCore though, a fork vs a new coin is totally different. BitCore has 0% premine (or 100%, depending on how you look at it). That's also a very good thing: there isn't much incentive for anybody to create another fork to cash more Bitcoin Fork coins. If there would be an incentive, we'd be looking at hundreds of forks, just like we have many altcoins now.

Vanwege hoge kosten en lage opbrengsten is het Premieprogramma gestopt. Alle geldige deelnemers zullen na het einde van de ICO in september BetKing Bankroll Tokens ontvangen. Het oorspronkelijke plan om 1% van alle Tokens te gebruiken is verlaagd, omdat het Premieprogramma 5 weken eerder is gestopt.

Een voorverkoop is uiteraard bedoeld om de omzet te verhogen, net zoals bij een voorverkoop voor concertkaartjes of pretparken.

Openbaar maken van de winst zorgt voor transparantie en controleerbaarheid.

Nee. BetKing koopt per kwartaal maximaal 10% van alle Tokens terug tegen de op dat moment geboden terugkoopprijs. Zie het als een aandeel zonder dividentuitkering: de enige manier om de winst te laten uitkeren is door een deel van je aandelen te verkopen.

Als je verwacht dat investeerders hun Tokens na de ICO met verlies verkopen kan je daar inderdaad je slag slaan.

That means you can also use it for flights you're not even taking!
In any other insurance business, that would be considered insurance fraud. Here it's okay I guess, and would be a nice way to experiment with it, turning it into a flight delay gambling bot.
Would it also be possible to use blackbytes for flight delay insurance?

Why did the price go up so much? Many altcoins went up 2000% and more, and many altcoins dropped 50-70% from their high. Obviously something that goes up so fast can go down fast too.
And of course there's the possibility of a "pump and dump", or even "dump and pump", all meant to get your coins cheaper. Convince people to panic sell before it rises again. The cryptomarket is highly manipulated.

Last airdrop, selling right before and buying back right after the airdrop would have gotten you 50% more, while holding your bytes "only" got 20% more. That means many people speculated to profit from the 20% airdrop, which failed for them. My guess is people now speculate "the other way": sell before the airdrop hoping to profit more than the 20%.
Since I've never seen this airdrop model before, I am eager to see how it turns out each month.

It does hurt though, having double the amount of bytes compared to last month, but it's worth less. Makes me feel like holding was a bad choice at that moment, but as always you can only know those things afterwards.
On the other hand: the people who are holding for 7 months now have seen their Bytes increase many times.

I'm okay with you choosing your altcoin at a later moment. But: if #10 beats you to it, you're not included. Is that okay?

Try https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/ : download it to an USB-stick and run it OFFLINE from a Linux LIVE CD.

Not me, I wish I had the kind of money problems in which I need to mix half a million dollars
I've read about 1000+ Bitcoins being mixed at once at BitMixer, so some people would use it.

Username : dsffdssdf

Bet ID : 18,133,902,901

You could argue the same for Bitcoin. GBYTES are traded in Bitcoins, not in dollars. So you'd rather have 1 MBYTE for 0.2 mBTC than 1 GBYTE for 0.2 BTC?

If I don't count myself, 3 people joined in 10 days. If I extrapolate, that gives 20 more days.
If needed, I could also change it into "8 Month 8 Person 8 Altcoin Investment Experiment" later. For now, I'll just keep this open and wait for more people to join. I don't really have a hard limit, that's also the reason I didn't give deposit addresses yet.

Who's in?

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|		|	BCT username	|	Altcoin chosen	|	Bitcoin return address	|
|	1.	|	LoyceV	|	GBYTE	|	1foreverDArUNEX2gVD26vautcx3b8zTZ	|
|	2.	|	LightZ	|	XRP	|	1KUZ6SRviH9YsoPHfJj7Xugo81wC7KiWrS	|
|	3.	|	Catwalk	|	LTC	|	1DTjyg1jnKyXhhq1cg8aPufn8otQecxypD	|
|	4.	|	Taras	|	ETH	|	1TarasQyKwPJRuod6qwh7n8BjMHC49ZNY	|
|	5.	|	you?	|	altcoin	|	addy	|
|	6.	|	you?	|	altcoin	|	addy	|
|	7.	|	you?	|	altcoin	|	addy	|
|	8.	|	you?	|	altcoin	|	addy	|
|	9.	|	you?	|	altcoin	|	addy	|
|	10.	|	you?	|	altcoin	|	addy	|

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Archived just in case it's needed later.

(I accidentally edited this post instead of copying it, I restored the original)

BitMixer also says it mixed more than a million Bitcoins in 2016. At a minimum of 0.5% fee, that gives more than 5000 Bitcoin profit (minus costs of course). I didn't know mixing is such a big business.

I've been wondering before, but I never asked: how much does ChipMixer have to work with? BitMixer had 2000+ Bitcoin at it's peak, with some very high volume customers. If ChipMixer has - say - 100 Bitcoins, and someone wants to mix 200, it's nice to know up front that won't be possible.
Also, if yesterday's ChipMixer users will get "newer" Bitcoins back, how do you guarantee they don't get their own Bitcoins back? Especially if you don't keep logs of who deposited which coins.