You got a point but the encryption takes place on the server side ,isn't it ? I upload my content,use one of the algorithms that "YOU" have implemented on the website to store the encrypted data.Now,since you have implemented the code,only you would know if it actually looks like what it is or data is being available at the back-end.

No that's not satoshi,satoshi is not suppose to be a big fat nerd.He is suppose to be Japanese Ninja with mysterious Muaithai skills.If he ever reveals himself,he would surely post a shirtless picture for the next Forbes magazine.

Undoubtedly : https://www.directbet.eu/

Anonymous,Instant processing and best odds in the industry.The next follow up could be https://nitrogensports.eu/ .
Refrain from trying out sportsbet.io since they're run by a fraud agency with multiple scam accusations.

They don't kill the freedom,logically your transactions are still anonymous and you get you spend them however you want to.It's just that you are not sure if you actually own the wallet.Keeping the transactions free is just to keep users hooked on to their service which one shouldn't.They get control over everyone's private key anyway.

Why does your English seem like you're an Indian ? You don't have to be in this country to use Localbitcoins ,you could sit in China and trade with a person sitting in India through localbitcoins.I doubt you have ever used it...Or you could just admit you're an Indian.

Considering this thread was made in 2015,I could say a lot has changed since then.You could visit the Indian exchange section of LocalBitcoins and see that it's almost available with buyers/sellers.I agree it hasn't reached to a point where the general public understands what bitcoin is,but certainly a lot of young entreprenurs are coming up with new ventures promoting Bitcoins in India.

With the on-going phishing hacks,you sure you're actually chatting with the zapo officials and not imposters ? Do verify the sources.I doubt Xapo will pull any scams unless you have faked documents or verification.

Expensive service.You could get about 10k likes for as cheap as $5.You're saying the likes won't drop and are from real people,what like exchange platform do you use ? I will be interested in the vouches though.Could judge the service depending on the type of likes I get.Only if you assure no bots at all.

While I feel sorry for your over-confidence,I like your post because it still makes some sense or shows that you know what you're talking about unlike other posters.Mate,blockchain is NOT blockchain.info.It's a public ledger of all bitcoin transactions executed.Think of it as "blocks" chained together.On the other side,blockchain.info is a web based wallet and a block explorer.Precisely,gives you details about the transactions.

Please read through this article : http://blogs.wsj.com/cio/2016/02/02/cio-explainer-what-is-blockchain/

Manchester would beat Leicester with the following possibilities

->Match is on their home ground.
->They're on a losing streak,really.
->Leicester,on the other hand are playing equally bad at the league.You could not expect anythin but the best of both the teams in this match.

Quote 1 : Those are obvious wins.No rocket science involved in that prediction.Look at the odds,useless.Bet on total number of goals instead.

Quote 2 : Why would you bet on ManU if according to you they're at low performance ?MANU must win this match and they will.

It could still be used as a lethal tool to spoof or manipulate anything you want.For example,you might have played google's offline game when your Internet goes down.By running a simple script in the browser,you can hack that game to score unlimited points.That's where the client side javascript is use for devil stuff.This is just an example of what you can with the script on the client side.I believe,the complications or encrypting the data should be left to the back-end only.

I agree.Sad part is,even though the phishing websites are reported everyday,the official businesses don't take them off the web.I've reported blockchain.info's phishing links like 10 times to their support,sadly nothing was done about it.Even after 3 months,the domains are still live.

What do you guys think about this parley ?


I know it's a risk but totally worth a try.I'm quite sketchy about Stoke City and Everton as winners,if someone could give advice's to make this parley better,they're most welcomed! I'm assuming draw is not an option as the teams are certainly not on the same pages when it comes to defenses.

Correct.The reason I posted the topic is to make people aware of this chart.You can see how the sequences of events have taken a turn around in the same period of time.Security is a much ignored topic with rising bitcoins usage.I still see a lot of members having their wallets and savings stored on exchanges and third party websites.Social awareness is equally needed.

Just posting here for the information ->

Blockchain.info does not allow the full API access to gambling websites ,which is true in OP's case.
->Blockchain.info rejects all the remote procedure calls from unknown sources (as per their recent update)

->You may be tracked if you are given the full api access through the secret key.They would know the exact amounts deposited through your addresses.

->Due to following security issues,I'd not advise anyone to use their API for commercial business.Write your procedures from scratch.

The terms "trading" and "investment" have become a social stigma on this forum.Everyone seem to be using it wherever they want to without understanding the context they're referring to.I don't understand why everyone is quite obsessed about "doubling" their coins ? I mean you could take baby steps and try to grow your coins by 10% in the safest possible way ?

The OpenDNS research team conducted an investigation into the latest phishing campaign trends. Get into the details here

->  https://blog.opendns.com/2016/09/15/bitcoin-phishing-next-wave/

Quite detailed information about the recent phishing activities including the Bitfinex Hack!

Firstly,the concept of having a bank is really against the principles of bitcoin.Secondly,if a bank is in control of your wallet,how's that "your wallet" again ? Technically,that's centralizing the chain.I could further disagree with every line in the post which has the term "Bank" in it.The reasons are too detailed to explain in one post.The rumors you're hearing maybe true but that is not bitcoin,it will be a centralized digital currency and the transactions won't be open to public but the bank authorities.

You could make out ponzi sites by looking at their business model.Not a difficult task for an experienced bitcointalk member.Unfortunately not many are bothered about this forum or the newbies around,if they're getting paid for their signatures,they wouldn't mind advertising child porn.Harsh truth,digest it!