For sure adding a sportsbook is great (big) achievement. As most know it's not easy at all. My main question is what sports/games it will include,which countries and how many options for each game? Perhaps it's to early to ask this but why not to know what plans are on the table,referring to this issue.  Yeah, I think it is too early at this point to know the options that will be available. Hopefully it will offer a wide variety of sports/games and options. When it gets closer, I'd suggest providing your feedback on what you would like to see. |
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Using a 3rd party mixer is really the best method if you need privacy. You need to mix with other people's coins for them to truly be mixed. There really isn't any effective way to mix the coins yourself that isn't traceable.
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Personally, I'd recommend the Electrum wallet. I've been using it for some time and it is a great wallet. It is lightweight and has many advanced features such as coin control, etc. Plus you can use Electrum with a hardware wallet device as well if you have one.
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The Blockchain is around 125GB now so it will definitely take some time to sync initially depending on your internet connection, etc. I'd say about a week total sounds about right.
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Yeah, this is to prevent spammers from IPs that are likely to be abused.
You may be able to get around this via using a different IP but otherwise you will need to pay the fee. It is a non-refundable fee which is to discourage abuse.
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Actually, most of these issues could be resolved by ICOs simply refusing to accept any Multi-Sig (aka "3") addresses... how hard is it to add some validation/warning to their websites that warns anyone attempting to use a "3" address that they will be unable to claim their tokens/coins...
Many of the ICOs provide a method to deal with Multi-Sig addresses but it is usually more complex. For Lumens, you need to provide a redeem script instead of signature. If they don't have a method to claim them, then they should certainly have warnings or prevent funding by Multi-Sig addresses altogether but most do have a method of claiming. |
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What about USDT? Can I will invest in Tether? I think, investment in BTC after 1 August will be very risky.
Currently, only BTC, ETH, DOGE, and LTC are accepted. The ICO begins on August 15th so likely all the issue with BTC should be resolved by then. If you are worried about it spending in BTC, you can use one of the other currencies listed instead. |
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Is there any plans to add sports betting into your platform, I am more into sports betting rather than the dice which i may say am very unlucky in. Try and add it, am sure you will receive a boom in gamblers when you implement it into your platform.
Yeah, if you take a look at the ICO Prospectus, it actually mentions adding Sports Betting to the site in Q2'2018 so it looks like it is on the agenda! |
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Hi
Is it safe to store BTC in Electrum Android Wallet. And what type of wallet I should create. And For this what information I have write down during creating a Android wallet.
And am I benefited if Bitcoin split?
Thanks and waiting for your reply.
Yeah using the Electrum Android Wallet should be safe enough. I personally prefer using a desktop wallet instead though. You would want to write down your seed which could be used to restore the wallet in case anything happens to your phone. If Bitcoin were two split into multiple chains, spending the coins on separate chains would likely be a little bit more difficult on a mobile wallet. |
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So, what is an easy way to memorize a single private key?
I doubt it's possible for most people to memorise a single private key. Maybe someone with a photographic memory could do it, but I doubt many normal people could. I'm sure it is possible with enough practice. People memorize 100s to 1000s of digits of Pi, so certainly it could be done. It isn't very practical though and wouldn't be worth the time commitment it would take to memorize it. There is also too much at risk if you forget the key and don't have it backed up somewhere else. |
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If you still have the file, and if the password is still relatively short, then it can be bruteforced. How long was your password?
If it was over 15 characters, then you can say goodbye to the bitcoins.
Not necessarily, it all depends on the strength of the password as well. If it was a 15 character password composed of only 2-3 words, it could still likely be bruteforced. The more that is known about the password, the easier it would be to potentially recover it. |
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I am not aware of any Electrum bugs, but if the coins are lost then they are lost. Eventually go and file police report 0.42 BTC is like 1000$, if you think that money can be recovered then do it.
Think back how it was possible for the hacker to obtain your wallet info, think of the sites you visited, maybe you can find clues that will help the cops catch the perpetrator.
It was not lost, it was HACKED by somebody. Could I get more info like, the name of the site it was sent to, IP etc by seeing which address it was sent to? Unfortunately, it will likely be very difficult to trace where the coins went. If your wallet was hacked, it is likely that there is some malware on your device. I strongly recommend scanning your PC with several different AntiVirus software or considering a reinstall. |
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If it says "no input found" then there are no "Unspent Transaction Outputs" or UTXOs that are controlled by the private key(s) you are attempting to sweep... in other words, the address(es) belonging to the private key(s) are empty and have no coins.
Have you confirmed, using a block explorer, that the address(es) for the private key(s) you're trying to sweep still have a non-zero balance and all transactions into the address(es) are confirmed?
NOTE: if the keys were invalid, the "sweep" button would stay greyed out and unable to be clicked. The error you're getting definitely indicates that there are no coins found
Yes, the address still has a non-zero balance. It doesn't have that much (about 5 mBTC) but definetely more than zero. All the transactions are confirmed. If you are trying to import from blockchain.info, you will need to first convert the keys to uncompressed format I believe. Try using bitaddress.org to convert the private key to the other format and then try importing. You should be able to verify the correct address after importing the private key into bitaddress.org. |
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very interesting projects. I like this and joined to the signature campaign.  how money 1 token? Check out the Prospectus if you haven't already as this should answer your questions. The cost of 1 token depends on how much is contributed and the dividends per token depend on casino profits. |
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Each country has different regulatory policies for casinos, and will it be different? I doubt how long this project will last in this country
Bitdice has already been around since 2014 and is here to stay. I'm also not sure which country you are referring to. |
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To adjust how the value is displayed and to show in BTC terms instead of mBTC, follow these steps:
1. Go to Tools -> Preferences
2. Click the Appearance tab
3. Change the base unit to BTC
Optionally, you could also go to the Fiat tab to add an additional column with USD values.
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Will wait for more details to be published.
I hope there will be some twitter and facebook bounties available.
The whitepaper is actually already available for review on the ICO website. You can check it out for all the details! I did not find any white papers on the website https://ico.bitdice.me/Can you tell me the link? Yeah, its under Prospectus actually. Here is the direct link to the PDF: https://ico.bitdice.me/prospectus_en.pdf |
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Will wait for more details to be published.
I hope there will be some twitter and facebook bounties available.
The whitepaper is actually already available for review on the ICO website. You can check it out for all the details! |
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