Username : dsffdssdf Thanks! I should be just above #300 now  |
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- Faster confirmation times. The only people who don't think this is important have never spent a single coin or they have patience that the average person does not possess.
I like that I can send a small amount with zero fee, and it gets confirmed quickly anyway. Within Litecoin Core it looks exactly the same as Bitcoin Core (obviously since it was just copied), so despite the 100 times lower value, 1 Litecoin (or even much less than that) reaches Medium Priority just as fast. That means a certain amount in dollars reaches Medium Priority 100 times faster, which makes a zero fee transaction possible. And even if you pay a fee, it is much lower than Bitcoin. Bitcoin now requires a few dollarcents up to half a dollar if you want it to get confirmed fast. In my opinion this is a bad development for Bitcoin users, only caused by miners getting rich. For Bitcoin, fees have gone up since the Bitcoin value went up. Measured in dollars it went up even faster. All in all I like Litecoin more than Bitcoin, if only it had the same number of users. As a thought experiment: imagine Litecoin was the first cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin the second. I don't think Bitcoin would have survived the way Litecoin survived, simply because it's inferior. |
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Username : dsffdssdf
Bet ID : 11,008,186,947
It was my forth click at 80.00% chance, so my small loss will turn into a profit again from this free bet. Thanks!
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I think blokchain wallets' has the highest fee.. I used to exmo wallet, but there are something what you want to know: 1. you must to send there 100.000 satoshis, under that you lost.. 2. you can send min 100 dog.. dog fee is 1 dog in 1.000 dog. sorry for my english, but I wanted to tell you some risks about this wallet.. I thin, it's better then others.
Exmo is an exchange, not a wallet. You're also mistaken about blockchain.info, as you can set your own custom fee there. After that it will ask you again if you want to change it into the recommended fee if it's not so high. In Bitcoin Core I now use 0.05 mBTC fee, this works fine. If you're in a rush a bit more is recommended though. Recently I tried zero-fee again (by accident), and it was still unconfirmed the next day. I did a double spend with fee, cleaned my wallet from the failed transactions, and it works again. It's time consuming to do though, so just stay away from zero fee transactions if possible. |
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As with any trading gamble, it can go both ways. But it's also a self fulfilling prophecy prophecy with a positive feedback loop: the more it goes up, the more people join, and the faster it will go up.
That loop works the same when it goes down: the more it goes down, the more people sell their coins, which makes it go down even faster.
What does DAO stand for? Google tells me "data access object", which makes no sense.
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The "standard" for Doge to be a competitive faucet is around 10 Doge each claim. If your advertising can pay for that, you can have a popular faucet. But I don't even see advertising, and it doesn't detect my AdBlocker. You may want to work on that  |
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Trade altcoin is good way to collect bitcoin, but you must have basic skill, you must have mental trading, you must ready for lost. at this momenth you can learn trading altcoin with reading some speculation like from newsbtc, the merkle, bravenews etc.
Trading altcoin is also a very good way to lose Bitcoins. Trading doesn't create bitcoins, so all it does is redistribute them amongst the traders. On top of that, the trading platform takes a percentage of all trades, so in total traders get less Bitcoins out than they put in. Now imagine you (a starting trader newbie) and some other people all put in 1 BTC and do the trading. Who do you think will end up with most money? I bet it's not the newbie! |
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0.1 cent is = $0.1 btw not 0.001...
It's a common (and confusing) mistake, but that doesn't make it right. Unless you think 0.1 cm = 0.1 m = 10 cm, or 0.1 dollarcent = 0.1 dollar = 10 dollarcent. |
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the ones who control most bitcoins has more to lose.
Miners aren't necessarily the ones who control most bitcoins! The early adopters control a large amount, the future miners have less than one-third of bitcoins left to mine the rest of this century. "Controlling most of bitcoins" and "controlling Bitcoin" are two totally different things. Satoshi, for instance, controls around a million BTC, but he doesn't control Bitcoin's day-to-day functioning any more than the guy with .01 BTC, the miners do tho. They stop -- no more Bitcoin. That's why the halvening is going to be so interesting: either the price of BTC has to spontaneously double, or roughly half of the miners have to close up shop. I think the halving is already calculated in by the miners in their estimate for their profit. So shortly the hash rate may not go up much, or even down a bit, but after that it will just continue up again. I see no reason to instantly double the value, just like that didn't happen at the previous halving. |
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I could prefer to live at farm, in nature. No more phone calls etc.
It seems still great I guess.
A farm is no nature, it's cultivated Without technology you'll be digging in the dirt with your hands. Imagine yourself without technology, what could you have been and what's doing?
I can see a lot of beer.  You can't have beer without technology. Like life in a cave
I'll have to share the nearest cave with about 50 million other people. |
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Any thoughts on how ETH gets affected by the BTC halving early July?
I'm not sure if BTC mining equipment can be used for ETH, but the halving must accelerate the rate of mining equipment becoming obsolete. If (and I'm just speculating here) those miners can use their equipment to turn a profit on other cryptocurrencies, hash rates there can increase a lot while bitcoin's hash rate goes down a little. Yes, the current rally hasn't come as a surprise to me, and can be interpreted as the the 'return to normal' phase of a bubble.
You can never say what's the normal until after the moment. We'll see in a few months if the current 0.02795 BTC value holds for ETH. |
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For me, it is the fear that the value of bitcoin gets down to its lowest and eventually loose their money...they just don't know what bitcoin promises in the future  That's not a reason not to use it, it's a reason not to hold it for a long time. If you expect inflation it's better to spend it fast. Long term (assuming bitcoin is here to stay) bitcoin is designed for deflation, unlike fiat money. So while your dollars lose value, your bitcoins gain value over time. Recently I interviewed people about Bitcoin, and the ability to have the same impression:
Most people trust banks. Really? Have they missed the 2008+ financial crisis? A lot of banks wouldn't even exist anymore if tax payer's money didn't safe them! Meanwhile they continue having huge bonusses for risking entire countries. Banks are a necessary evil, that take up a large share of the real economy simply by ruling the money. I trust my money won't be gone tomorrow, but that doesn't mean I trust the banks itself. I would prefer to see the financial sector lose 90% of its size. |
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I hit 1009999999  1010000000 didn't reach the minimum bet. I may try again next time |
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the ones who control most bitcoins has more to lose.
Miners aren't necessarily the ones who control most bitcoins! The early adopters control a large amount, the future miners have less than one-third of bitcoins left to mine the rest of this century. |
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but when it comes to gambling and using your coins to go on a sports book or a casino to gamble then you are anonymous because for example you are not using a payment processor like paypal or your credit card that can make some trouble for you (if gambling is not allowed in your country) and that is mostly because nobody is monitoring your transactions and also the IP in tx is not so reliable.
Another thing to keep in mind: After you withdraw it is very easy to connect your funds back to the online casino, for instance with walletexplorer.com. I've checked several of my transactions, and it knows exactly which payments came from what casino. If you then use your bitcoins to pay for your Municipal Services, you may be sharing more information with your government than you realize. |
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i know someone makes like a formula based on dice / gambling games like he go on some simulator for the game or record the game for some long time like a week or so and do some math formula normally it gets 5-30 % not big but it always work and he sell those scripts at some forums
You can make 5-30% in one single click. Why would you take a week to do so? A good simulator should show you that on average you lose because of the house edge, and no scirpt can beat the house edge consequently. Sure you can beat it for a long time if you're lucky, until your luck runs out. |
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Eth is going up again. I am still not moving BTC (back) into ETH, as I am still expecting it to go down. But I must admit I didn't expect this (anymore) after the first big drop in value.
I would have wanted to
I am happy Bitcoin is no longer moving down when Etherium goes up. Does that mean Etherium is now more bought with fiat directly instead of with Bitcoin? Currently both coins go up, Etherium goes up faster than Bitcoin increases against the dollar, but Bitcoin is less volatile.
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Privacy is the best gift this bitcoins has given us, we can gamble with anonymity and we have the privilege to choose from different sportsbook to bet on. We can even bet at the comfort at our own home, that is why bitcoins will become more stable.
Bitcoin is not private. Say you want to be absolutely sure nobody can link a payment to you. That means you have to hide your IP-address in that transaction, but also in all other transactions in the chain leading up to that transaction, upward to the moment where you buy the bitcoins. And buying bitcoins often requires a form of ID, showing your real identity. If you have more transactions in between it becomes more difficult to trace you, but you'll need to use things like bitmixers and darkwallet to completely hide yourself. Even if you buy a bitcoin with cash, the buyer can help for example a copyright agency to identify you. It will depend on how deep the agency is willing to dig. And if it's a law enforcement agency, they can get even more access. Call me paranoid? Sure! But just for fun, try to make a transaction that can't be linked back to you in any way. It's not that easy. Of course Bitcoin is much more private than any other way of online gambling, so it's still the best option. It's just not perfect and it is important to realize its limitations on privacy. |
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Could anyone give me a setting of bet amount and wining chance that reach exact 20 mBTC. I couldn't find anything.
What is your account name (or level) at rollin.io? The house edge gets lower when your level gets higher, and the exact profit varies per level. For example, at lvl 5, wagering 20.3749 m BTC at 50% chance gives 20.00000 m BTC profit on win. |
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