Cool, if I decide to start an advertising campaign, I might document all statistics of my referrals on a thread in this forum.
As far as that's possible, I don't think I can differentiate between referrals from this forum and referrals from another campaign.

Does Crypto-Games have any sort of policy regarding advertising on certain kinds of keywords?
Say I want to advertise my Crypto-Games referral link on Adwords, could I advertise on all keywords, including "Crypto-Games" for example?

I find it hard to believe that China would issue an all out ban on crypto-currency exchanges, wouldn't it be far more likely that they would opt for regulations instead?
Even if this news turns out to be true, the effect on the Bitcoin price would only be temporary and cheaper Bitcoin isn't too bad either for a while

I do not hold any chinese altcoins, at least not any that I'm aware of. I'd worry a little bit that China will pass new legislation that isn't too great for altcoins in general.
Does anyone know of some specific altcoins that were developed in China? Couldn't even think of one to be honest.

I would personally wait a bit more before I'd buy in again. Just want to watch what the market will be doing before I make another investment in Bitcoin.
Sticking to some other altcoins at the moment so I can buy in with less risk.

I think there's really no demand for it by traditional gamblers who have never played on a real provably fair casino. They just don't even know about provably fair.
So why would a traditional casino even make an investment to build a provably fair system?

I can't say if traditional casino's are actually cheating, in my country it's heavily regulated, but it's possible.

What kind of project are you developing? It's not really clear from the information you've provided.
I don't think you're going to find a lot of people who are interested in joining your project until you give out some more information.

Also, you started work on this back in 2007, how come it's not finished yet? 2007 was a long time ago.

I know of myself that I'm not into Bitcoin purely because of the possible profits.
It's just easier to use bitcoin as opposed to other payment methods, coupled with the fact that I'm in control of my own money.

With Paypal for example, you always have to worry a little bit that your account will get locked or as a merchant you have to worry that the funds you receive will get charged back.

I don't believe it is necessary to use Linux if you also want to use Bitcoin.
I mean, if you're dealing with really big amounts, then you can just use a safely generated paper wallet and keep your coins on that.

For your day to day use, you just have to exercise due diligence and be careful. You're much more likely to get scammed by a person than by malware.
Don't open any apps from untrusted sources, have a malware scanner.

How do I even use this? I've never really been into 4chan or 2chan but I noticed the similar design.
Is it possible to make an account or can you only post anonymous? Can't find much on the front page...

You really can't join a signature campaign with the kind of posts that you're making now.
I just looked at your post history and the majority of your posts consist of one or 2 sentences in poor English.

Try to make some more in depth posts before you try and join a signature campaign.

When you're cashing out Bitcoin to fiat currency, you're more than likely also paying a fee to the exchange, which has nothing to do with the mining fee or congestion on the Bitcoin network.
You don't actually have to pay that much fees now, the network isn't congested at this point in time.

You can check the fees here:
https://bitcoinfees.21.co/

I think it's a pretty fair article, the message it sends to the reader is pretty clear and not over the top in any way, but it lacks a little substance imo.
It's definitely true that not every investment opportunity is a scam and that honest people might get called scammer without reason.

On the other hand, there are a lot of scams so people are just very weary of anyone asking for money for an investment.

Does this deserve an article? I don't know, I'd say just suck it up being called a scammer and be transparent and honest about everything. Prove them wrong.

I can definitely recommend Crypto-Games(referral link), I'll post a small review below.

 - Their casino is provably fair, you can always be completely sure that all bets you place are fair and the casino doesn't cheat you.

 - They have a very low minimum deposit and minimum payout, minimum withdraw is only 0.002 BTC
    You can also pick how much fees you want to pay.

 - Support for 9 coins: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Monero, Dash, Peercoin, Stratis & Gridcoin

 - Possibility to invest, also possible with low amounts, check their website for more info.
   They offer really extensive statistics on their profits and stats for all coins & games. So investors know what they can expect to earn.

 - Quick support for basic problems in chat, there's always a moderator online.

 - Low house edge of 0.8% for dice game, the lottery is even +EV, Crypto-Games doesn't make a profit from that, they even put an extra 1% in the prize pot.

You might have little experience, but I think you're spot on.

You see a lot of people here on the forum, saying that they are getting so much money because of Bitcoin without mentioning how they got it.
It's not like you suddenly become rich by just 'getting into Bitcoin'.

If you can get rich with Bitcoin, you could also do it with fiat imo.

Both are true, but if you look at the current situation, it seems like its use as a currency has perhaps seen better days.
Especially for smaller transactions, it's kinda silly to pay 2 or 3 dollar fees. Also the volatility in general aren't great for Bitcoin's day to day use as a currency.

I'm personally going to be investing in Factom, it's an interesting project and still activily being developed.
Currently it's undervalued in my opinion, given that the coin supply is relatively low at around 9 million FCT, valued at 27 dollar per FCT.

We've already seen a recent price spike and the trend is likely to continue.

Exodus Eden wallet has support for quite a few coins, but not all of the coins that you've listed
https://www.exodus.io/eden/

Coinomi is another multi-coin wallet, but it's only available for Android and IOS, that's a dealbreaker for me.
https://coinomi.com/

I personally keep each coin in it's original wallet on a large USB drive and I also have a backup on another one.

If I intent to trade, I keep it on Bittrex for a couple of days/weeks.

It did have some effect on the price earlier this week, but it's already recovering as we speak.
At least, I think the price drop had something to do with this news, though it didn't have anything to do with Bitcoin directly.

I didn't see anything mentioned in local newspapers about China banning ICO's, but I did see something about the huge price increase of Bitcoin over the past months.

Thanks for making this, I've been running it from my local server for about 2 days now and I've also made a small profit.
I would also really like to see a Bittrex version of this, any updates on that?

If you want, I can give you a small donation with Paypal?