I can't afford it at this time, but I do think this would make a beautiful gift for someone you know who's into bitcoins. Oh, and there's also the fact that I'm the only one I know who's into bitcoins...  |
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Agree, a nice looking keychain. If I may ask, what's the material? And where is this manufactured? (also, you didn't mention the price)
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Is this still active?  Wouldn't bother, 0.01 per week might be one of the worst offers on this forum atm. Yes now OP do some work and increase the pays then hope some peoples came and work for this campaign It was quite convenient with the auto-payouts and the lack of requirement for fresh posts, however yes, the pay-rates at other campaigns were too hard to beat. Nonetheless, I have nothing bad to say about bitmixer.io. As far as my dealing with them, it was straight-ahead and honest. |
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I get a redirect-loop warning (in google chrome) on the charts page as of early this morning (just now, 27th) when clicking either "Charts" link or the small chart on the main page, when GBP selected and shown as the currency. Not used the site for several days but I normally use the charts.
As above thankyou for pointing this out, my error! As for the charts, we never set out to be a charting site, the API was always our focus. However, we would like to improve them a little. We don't have any intention of developing something like bitcoinwisdom, but what small/basic features are we missing that you would appreciate? Like I already said, a log. scale of the charts. This would be the ONLY chart in the web that can tell the WHOLE price story of the Bitcoin (2010-now). Can't wait to see it!!! https://bitcoinaverage.com/charts.htm#USD-averages-allYes! I'd like to see that log scale too, if it looks like a straight diagonal line, we are in-the-money! |
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It's neat... Like personal Bitcoin DNS. Very neat idea.
So when the op got 'price.bitwhatever.com' did he also get 'spend.bitwhatever.com'. That is, does this service respect the hierarchy or is it just string hashing the pseudo-urls. Also, I'd like to know if OP is an owner or intersted party in these services. Price is the owner / founder https://price.bitcoinwallet.comAha, this explains it a bit. I didn't even realize that they were all subdomains of bitcoinwallet.com. Given the second post, I thought any domain was up for grabs and this guy just happened to be using bitcoinwallet.com (thus my 'bitwhatever.com' example). Pardonez-moi. I think I see what's going on here now. |
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Would anyone actually download and install a binary on windows without looking through the source first? I'm only using GNU/Linux these days because of all the security issues on a windows machine (ok, for some other reasons too). Still, it's hard to believe the op asks for people with C# skills and then says, here' install this binary (or did I miss something?).
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The game looks very crisp, to be honest, and awesome. I do believe Unity 3D games which are played via the browser are automatically Sandboxed by the Unity Webplayer, as well, so it should be safe. EDIT: We are now mirroring CoinRPG on our website! http://freebitcoins.pw/CoinRPG/May I ask how you will give away 0.001 BTC to each person, however? No BTC address is provided, so I guess you ask for them to PM you on the forums? Thanks for Supporting CoinRPG! = ) Giveway of 0.001 BTC is easy! We are using Coinbase, which has a Send BTC via Email Option. Basically you will get an invitation email to signup for a Coinbase Wallet that includes the 0.001 BTC, but you can easily Transfer the BTC from Coinbase to your Preferred Wallet of coarse. This makes things much easier for Gamers that are new to Bitcoin and don't have Bitcoin Wallets, also much easier for use because we don't need to store Bitcoin Wallets Address in our Database. Instead just send a Coinbase Wallet invite with BTC included to the Registered Email assigned to the Top 8 Winning Player. However, I think it makes things harder for folks that don't have a coinbase wallet and don't want to give their email address to coinbase. Just my opinion. |
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AWESOME COIN!! I'VE ALREADY STARTED MINING lol, gotta be an alt account of the OP. it's hard to believe that someone on this forum would have already been called 'bunnycoinluver'. pretty cute coin but i don't think i'm into it. |
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It's neat... Like personal Bitcoin DNS. Very neat idea.
So when the op got 'price.bitwhatever.com' did he also get 'spend.bitwhatever.com'. That is, does this service respect the hierarchy or is it just string hashing the pseudo-urls. Also, I'd like to know if OP is an owner or intersted party in these services. |
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Its strange OP is running a signature campaign but he is personally Marketing for PD  It is a bit weird, luckybit doesn't seem to care The 2casinos are very different but they are still competitors Yah, good on lb not to refuse to work with him just cos he's obviously got a deal with someone else. I think this is honorable. However, if I was LB, maybe I'd try to make an offer he couldn't refuse. |
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Fast cashouts my ass. It's all manual processing. I enjoy the experience and the popularity of the site but the 12 hour cashouts really put a bad taste in my mouth. I'd never go to a casino if I knew the payout would be anything over 3 minutes.
Good site, fun to play, just bad cashout speeds...
Well, most people prefer manual cashouts that take 12hours (most of the time more like 2-3 hours) compared to other shitty casinos that get hacked because of automated processes! This is a good point. I had griped (to myself, mainly) about slow cashouts from seals in the past. I didn't realize you guys were doing it manually. This not only explains the delay it gives the rationale (a pretty strong one IMHO). |
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Nice man, thanks for the links. On mining, I did some mining at cgb.minar.cc but the site is currently having problems processing payments, so I'm owed for what I figure is close to 1cgb but I'm waiting on admin to figure it out. The web interface is currently in 'maintainance mode', which is probably a good sign, idk. |
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my guess is using coinurl along with some ad promotion in a paid to click sites btw coinurl is a nice way to make some extra if used in a right way only thing, i don't know if they pay (haven't reached the payout limit yet) Coinurl is paying pretty low, and I doubt you can get 0.04 btc a day with it... This is a problem with CoinURL ...they pay pretty low and very few people have reached their threshold since Feb 2014. Should be avoided... Getting 0.04/day from CoinURL with 0.001/30min is pretty difficult. My guess is that secret takes your money then sends you some marketing materials about investing and whatnot. Again, if this were a real 'secret' to free money, why sell it (and risk those people also selling it and risk it not working anymore)? IMHO, logic says that this is a scam. |
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Ok, so I understand that your newbie accounts had some market value for the temporary period where no new users could register, but what's the deal currently? I'm not interested in buying an account (which I can make for free) but is there anyone who is? I'm pretty confused.
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There are a few places and threads here:
1. using dice
2. using camera pointed at the sky
3. using random input from keyboard
As for the camera part, just use a brand new memory card, and take videos and pictures as you walk all over town of anything in any angle.
By the end of the day, you have thousands. Pick a few dozen as input, then hash the entire file to get your new "random" number.
There's also another one, which is quite a good idea, which involves recording random sounds in the street and then hashing it. I suppose that any sort of media file hashed would be a relatively good source of random bits, but I'm not an expert in this topic. If it were me, I'd be sure to either use a whole file or some portion of it which is definitely not a header (first bytes of many filetypes are going to be the same for every file of that type). |
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I don't think that Ritz does this, but it would be convenient and helpful for everyone asking about their rank and position in the campaign: some other campaigns publish a publically-viewable spreadsheet or table showing the details of name,rank,addy,etc for everyone in the campaign. That way you can check that everything's looking right for yourself without bothering the campaign leader.
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I looked at the site, and it's not clear how they avoid being ripped off with charge-backs. Any idea how they actually control/avoid fraud? They're limiting people to like 0.046 BTC / day for $25, which is actually like $20 worth of BTC.. So basically they're counting on the fact that there's not many ppl who are going to do chargeback fraud to make 20 bucks. Interesting service, but 25% markup ? Dang! I guess the high markup also relates to the risk of chargeback fraud they they're incurring. I still haven't bought btc via credit card or paypal so it's interesting to me to hear about the state-of-affairs related to those kinds of purchases. For btc to really thrive, at some point it will have to be easy for the common (wo)man to switch back and forth from fiat even for small amounts. |
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I get a redirect-loop warning (in google chrome) on the charts page as of early this morning (just now, 27th) when clicking either "Charts" link or the small chart on the main page, when GBP selected and shown as the currency. Not used the site for several days but I normally use the charts.
As above thankyou for pointing this out, my error! As for the charts, we never set out to be a charting site, the API was always our focus. However, we would like to improve them a little. We don't have any intention of developing something like bitcoinwisdom, but what small/basic features are we missing that you would appreciate? Have you guys put out an official android widget yet? I never did get around to writing my own. I find your api quite useful. |
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I recently discovered an easy way to get between 0.03 and 0.06 BTC every day without any risks.
You probably will not believe me and call this bullshit (I would do the same), but it's really working. I already made over 0.20 BTC since 3 days, all you need is 1x 0.001 BTC and about 30 minutes per day. I'm not talking about hacking or phishing, this way is absolutely legal (but not really appreciated).
The price for this method is 0.33 BTC and it will be sold only 3 times. You'll get a completely walkthrough with screenshots and free support if you have any questions. And now the best: Escrow with a reputable member is possible!
A SHA256 hash for later purpose: 1cae2ff587f4ee7728eb7421ec9d91a8caa44c3038857c0f17c6e707223aa308
What do u mean by all you need is 1x 0.001 BTC and about 30 minutes per day ? Why u wrote 1x 0.001 instead of simple 0.001 ? My query is not yet addressed. Looks like secret is secretly doing something Something secret, to be more precise Seems to me like you're being more concise, but equally precise. ....I hope that was funny (but true) |
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Thanks, I'll double check on cryptsy, I cant recall which exchange I looked at recently where there was literally no volume.
Probably Allcrypt. or Bittrex Don't yet have an account on bittrex, I'll be sure to check it out though. By the way, is there a comprehensive list of cryptocurrency exchanges listed anywhere? I'd love to take a look at it. If it were sorted by volume or some other metric, even better. |
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