They could be on their way.
From their Gemini instagram (https://instagram.com/p/7fu0naBNst/) posted on Sept 11th.

geminidotcomThanks for having us, #AIBA. We enjoyed our time discussing the future of #bitcoin compliance yesterday with fellow panelist Dana Syracuse of @K2Intelligence at one of NYC's oldest and most renowned establishments.

The AIBA is the Association of International Bank Auditors.

I work at a private lending institution in the US and when we teamed up with Wells Fargo and Bank of Internet the auditors came in after an agreement was reached, but before it was effective.

If I were a seller I wouldn't want to go off site. What if the buyer never pays me after I send them the domain? Also as a buyer, what the seller does send the domain after I pay? This is why most people will stay on your site, because you can escrow the exchange.

I wish someone would make a youtube video and walk through everything on how to trade on coinut. It's a little confusing for a first time options trader.

I have lots of questions if anyone is bored on a Friday night and wants to answer them

1. Why does my floating P/L swing so dramatically?
2. Why is the P/L showing negative, when the price is going down and I placed a PUT order?
3. If Call is for a long position and Put is for a short position why are the sell buttons? Shouldn't they all be buy buttons, or just Call vs Put buttons?
4. Do you have to wait for the expiration time to occur or can close it out early? Is that what the sell buttons are for?
5. If I bought a contract for 0.003 but my P&L is -0.0034  will I lose additional funds on top of the cost I already paid to place the position?

Instead of charging to list the domain, why not charge a percentage after the sale as a seller fee?  That way people only pay a fee if they actually sell their domain and your website can make money to stay running.

The world economic forum has the FOMO! The world economic forum is independent, impartial and not tied to any special interests, working in close cooperation with all major international organisations.

They predict that roughly 10% of the world's GDP will reside on the bitcoin blockchain by 2027.

http://www.coindesk.com/world-economic-forum-governments-blockchain/

Only 12 more years left to accumulate your stash before moon.

If you are looking for an API 3rd party instead of using bitcoind with RPC I personally have been enjoying block.io API. It's pretty easy to use and it has been more reliable than blockchain.info.  Also if people are hacking your hot wallet, you should really consider patching up the security and limit the withdrawal amounts. You could do it with a if/then statement like  if($cashoutAmount > 200000000){ //insert into DB for pending cashouts }   that's for 2 bitcoins since you should be working in integers(satoshis), not floats, when handling bitcoin payments/transactions on your site.

I love coming up with new domain names.
The site kind of sounds like flippa but with bitcoin... However I don't like the flippa name because it's geared towards developers (flipping or making a profit) not buyers.  Maybe think of something that would appeal to buyers more than sellers?

btccrowd.site .design. co
getbtc.design .site .online
trubtc.info .site .design

Or sometimes make up a name that doesn't mean anything

like 

scwarp.com

 

1 satoshi per claim?
I hope that is a typo! Who would visit a faucet that is for only 1 satoshi?


As for the OP if you do it right, it is profitable. You have to balance your rewards vs your ad earnings. You need to be different as well, just throwing the basic faucetbox script up on some site will not drive any decent traffic. It's tricky though because if you're rewards are too low you won't receive visitors, thus causing you to earn even less revenue.

How much were you trying to withdraw? I just added funds a little while ago.

I'd take it.  It's just a domain that your probably paid $8.99 for. There are so many TLDs now, people can easily find the name they are looking for under a different TLD.

They're using the insight block explorer (https://insight.bitpay.com/). It let's anyone launch their own block explorer as long as they have bitcoind running. Localbitcoins.com has the same explorer. https://chain.localbitcoins.com/

Mycellium local trader is probably your best bet to buy anonymously. It's a smart phone app and wallet and connects you with nearby people that you can meet up with and buy in cash.

Nope. Sideways, a little up, a little down, and right back to sideways. Traders are stabbing their eyes out with boredom.

I am shifting my focus (and funds) to dailysatoshis.com which seems to appeal to a wider audience. It has out performed coinables faucet+dice in every aspect in it's first 14 days. The traffic is outstanding and all my available funds are now going into dailysatoshis.

Regarding Section 5 ("Deposit address may change at any time. Faucet Owners must check current address before each deposit they want to make. ") it would be nice if FaucetBox could send a courtesy email that deposit addresses have changed.
Since FB has our email address, blasting out an email to everyone that deposit addresses have changed would require little effort and would be the right thing to do.

They were also saying expecting a Q1 launch for 2015. They'll be lucky to get in Q4. Really suprised by how long they are taking.

I would like to join

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Thanks for keeping us updated! Also appreciate the video. I'm still excited to receive the finish the final product.

As long as my momputer can cut the crusts of my PBnJ's then it's all good