So what was everyones profit from this site so far? If I were to put in 1 BTC what would I get back within a month? Just curious, it seems like a pretty cool way to increase your BTC's.
0.019 BTC in two months so far. But nobody knows the future. |
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Well, the site lost 0.6 BTC since my last post, which makes the dividend redundant....
If the site wins back some until tomorrow, I will pay then.
That sucks. I have a question, too, about how one would go about divesting when it's time... I know that we send the assets back to you, but how is the refund calculated? Is one asset always worth 1 BTC? After the dividend, yes exactly 1 to 1. If you need it on another date the NAV will be calculated Ahh, cool. Thanks for the response! That helps explain it, too. Haven't dealt with non-atomic bankrolls before,  . Hopefully this month goes well! This month went very well actually, at times we were down 55 BTC from the peak.  Wow. I guess it is good that we're around break even then, =p |
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Well, the site lost 0.6 BTC since my last post, which makes the dividend redundant....
If the site wins back some until tomorrow, I will pay then.
That sucks. I have a question, too, about how one would go about divesting when it's time... I know that we send the assets back to you, but how is the refund calculated? Is one asset always worth 1 BTC? After the dividend, yes exactly 1 to 1. If you need it on another date the NAV will be calculated Ahh, cool. Thanks for the response! That helps explain it, too. Haven't dealt with non-atomic bankrolls before, . Hopefully this month goes well! |
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I wouldn't be worried about exit strategy. Just securing funds. As Eric has said in response to my questions, the worst that would happen to users is no more interest. But asking what happens if they're hacked is a great question.
I think they need to introduce some bounty campaigns in order to detect any backdoor(s) if present within their databases. And most importantly, trusting their staff members is vital to run an investment scheme where any miracle may happen anytime and the staff members doesn't run away with all the funds ! Technically, they have a bounty system: the hot wallet, :p. I get where you're coming from, though. I'm personally less worried about site security than I am what they do if it's compromised. To me, it's like a bank: if the bank gets robbed, it doesn't affect me. I don't care about their security protocols, I just care about the end result for me, considering I have no say in how they run their business/secure it. |
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The following members were affected by the transaction malleability incident:
joksim299
dothebeats
Athertle
DiamondCardz
wadili89
zazarb
OmegaStarScream
el kaka22
You'll be paid within the next few hours.
I think you forgot me... I'm showing: Next payment: 2015-10-04 23 Two days ago |
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Coinbase is insured, though, which means if something happens, funds should be reimbursed. I'd think that trumps the privacy concerns.
But you relay in coinbase, what happens if they close your account or they have a downtime and you want to use the bitcoins? That is not a smart way. They do not close accounts for no reason. They have to remain legal so they are not considered a money laundering service, they have spent tons to stay legal or become legal. Most of the closed accounts I think I've read about (and its been a while since one I saw) were people who bought BTC then went straight to localbitcoins trying to sell it for higher, and repeating this action over and over... many times. As far as downtime you would be able to do nothing. But you will not find a lot of downtime. I remain with my statment it's a good service for a non-technical person. If someone is not capable of safely storing private key then it's a good option. Obviously some users are much more experienced, and can handle having private key. I also want to point out that Coinbase is backed by tens of millions in investment dollars. I'm sure their investors wouldn't like it if they started arbitrarily screwing over their members. The investment is a long-term play, not a short one. And they're one of the few that are fully licensed for LEGAL transacting. |
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Hi guys. As of today, the minimum bet will be 1 bit (100 satoshis). Please adjust your app to not allow bets below that, or they're going to give errors. I've repeatedly asked apps not not abuse the low bets with auto-betting, but I'm in the role of constantly playing wack-a-mole with people constantly abusing it (like today someone thinking it's a fantastic idea sending 50, 1 satoshi bets in flight at the same time) which degrades the service for people who are actually trying to bet. Anyway, I'd like to remind everyone that 1 bit is: $0.00024614 which is an insanely low number anyway =)
I totally support this decision. It is better to increase the minimum bet to 1bit in order to provide better experience for app user who really want to gamble. This change will only affect players who want to abuse faucet and those players do not contribute nothing to the site and in most of the cases spam chat where it is available. Yeah, I'm pro this as well. I think cutting down on server costs is a huge benefit to those that contribute, in that most sites offer different promos, giveaways, etc. and this means more money for doing that. It also means less downtime, which is great. |
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158k Krill account for sale. You can enter every krillroll on SWC--including the 150k--and get 27% rakeback. Asking for 2btc. Post in this thread or e-mail razzledazzleswc@gmail.comHow much do the highest freerolls (150k) give to the first place winner? |
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Just in case you decide to give away some additional miners to some active noobs, my IGN is BitcoinsForJoe. I'd appreciate a nice little surprise the next time I refresh my account on MinerFarm  Or if you want to support a long-standing member of the community, toss something my way, :p. |
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Well, the site lost 0.6 BTC since my last post, which makes the dividend redundant....
If the site wins back some until tomorrow, I will pay then.
That sucks. I have a question, too, about how one would go about divesting when it's time... I know that we send the assets back to you, but how is the refund calculated? Is one asset always worth 1 BTC? |
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For those that are maxed out as per the last payout and haven't gotten it, when should their post quota reset?
It should have reset a few weeks ago (~1 payout after I announced it). Thanks for the heads-up! I wasn't aware the limit was raised -- thought it was still 100, . |
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For those that are maxed out as per the last payout and haven't gotten it, when should their post quota reset?
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I read about the issues with getting payments out. Was about to post about the same thing. And I get that it's being worked on, but question: for those that are maxed out as per the last payout and haven't gotten it, when should their post quota reset?
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Hello good people of Bitcoin gaming land, so far Rollin.io is still kicking butt for our latest creation "Casino Battle" here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1065847.msg12571966#msg12571966Will we make a comeback? Well I guess time will tell This is the last day to get your bets in on the side promotion for this "Wager WARZ" (we at BetterBets would love to run more of these) so get your last minute bets in here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1194301.0If you enjoy the concept of Wager WARZ let us know in our thread here, the feedback we receive will be used to determine whether our team continues this new type of promotion!
Get your raffle tickets this month to win yourself an Apple Ipad Air 2 or 3 BTC You still have ~5 hours to get Cashback/Rake for the week before it resets on the new week. Have fun, come join us at https://betterbets.io we have a great team and casino and everyone is welcome, best fortune to you. I didn't personally bet on the wager war, but I do want to say I love the concept. It's outside the box in terms of thinking, and it's a great promotion. Not sure if my thoughts matter since I didn't put in a wager, but in any case, I like it, . |
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Swc of course has a point thatvsome software is more complicated than others and that when you are handling other people's money, you can't afford to play fast and loose. I, for one, always noted sealswithclubs as one of the oldest bitcoin sires that never suffered a security breach.
But what I can't understand is how the current state of affairs is an improvement over the old seals running mavens. In the old scenario, you had a huge player base, playing on Web, Android and windows and basically ruled bitcoin poker. In the new scene, you have a software that can only be used by a few people, is unstable, and is apparently a bitch to fix.
Can we just have mavens back so we can play poker again?
I have the feeling the old falling out (old SWC to new one) also had an impact on security protocols. To me, the security of knowing I can withdraw will always be a top priority. Always. No point in playing somewhere if you never even know if you can get your money out, so I'd rather SWC do whatever is needed to ensure that's never an issue. |
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I find it really stupid that you have to explain where your bitcoins come from.
Welcome to being licensed. If you want to go buy a car for $10k+ in cash, you have to fill out an IRS form that explains where the cash came from. It's just the way regulation works. |
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Currently BURST is my recommendation. Invest in BURST and it's assets, just today 3 of the BURST assets paid it's dividends (end of month), including mine.
Some assets generated up to 0.13BTC in value. You just buy the BURST , then the assets, then you get dividends on them.
After you decide to cash out, you just convert back it into Bitcoin, and make profit.
Any idea where I could find those Burst assets? Sorry for my ignorance, but I haven’t seen any as to this date. Please let me know as I would like to invest in them too. You buy them from the BURST client, there is a built in asset exchange from where you can buy the assets. I`ve just made a list of the established BUST assets, my asset is the fastest growing one with the 2nd highest monthly trading volume: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731923.msg12577687#msg12577687Wow that's a pretty neat list just sent me there, mate. I'm going to look more into it and probably invest in some of the BURST assets. Let's see how much it would take for me to reach ROI.  Keep in mind that the past does not dictate the future. As a result, even if they are gaining 100% a day, it doesn't mean your investment will ever ROI. |
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Recently i am using YoBit for some alt coins.
Their platform is good enough and it has a good user interface and user experience.
What i don't like there is that there is no nigh mode like in poloniex.
Yobit is a good exchange I used it some months ago to buy gamecoin (GMC) and I could sell them on poloniex for a profit, all of this happenned during the pump of GMC, I bought 0.75 btc for 0.0001100 and I managed to sell the in poloniex for 0.00018. All the process faster than in other exchanges. What was faster? Deposits and withdrawals, or? Not seeing how YoBit would affect Poloniex. |
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First my greetings to the forum on bitcoins because I am interested in currency, including already have registered my blockchain with only $ 4 ...
However, what is the safest way to store them? Is there a way to deliver them in paper money, or some kind of title? I am the IT area, and I think it will be a lot of work having to do several portfolios. And I have no other internet without computer or a printer, to remember.
I appreciate everyone's attention,
Lanpenn
The only way to store bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies is to have their corresponding wallets. I would recommend as a wallet for bitcoin coinbase. It is an very good wallet, very credible, very secure and for more pay them all the fees that must be paid when is the need to send bitcoin to someone or to buy something. Or anyway to move bitcoin from your wallet. I am not sure about this but this option is offered only by this wallet. What? You recommended bitcoin wallet with 3rd-party who have controlled your private key, they have lack security to store bitcoin for long term: https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet look at coinbase part on web tab, they only have 'Basic Privacy' security features. Coinbase is insured, though, which means if something happens, funds should be reimbursed. I'd think that trumps the privacy concerns. |
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Was about to ask whether it is possible to create two accounts until I came to see that it isn't. :v Anyway, haven't logged on in my account for 3 days or so, but still my miner is working pretty neat. I have a question, my miner is 92% healthy and is running at 9GH/s, should I repair it? What's your strategy guys? At what point would you repair your miner? If you find a cheap technician, hire it when you have under %90. If not you can wait until it come down to %85. Everybody have different strategy in this game. I prefer to play like that. At the current rate, I won't make enough to repair at even 85% without depleting everything and using the faucet to help increase it a bit (which means it's effectively spending more than it makes). I'm thinking of depositing something to afford a new 20 GH/s miner, though I'm still not fairly sure on that. I have the funds on repairing my miner but I think I would be doing so when it reaches 80% (and I think that when that level comes, it would only perform 8GH/s) What % are you at now? Below 85 or above? I'm wondering if it's based on rounding (i.e., 95.00 = 100%, 85.00->94.99 = 90%, etc.). |
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