OP is short-sighted. That is all.
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I have questions about the provably fair aspect of Primedice.
As far as I know, the verification aspect involves a secret seed, a server seed, and my own seed.
The server seed is always changing. When I reveal the server seed, is that seed applied to the next roll, or previous roll?
And where do I find the secret seed 24 hours after my roll?
Server and client seed apply to ur next roll . That is correct. And secret u find by saving ur bet id . For example 686082659 , than u can come to chat after 24h and post it like this b:686082659 then click it , and u will see secret seed , server seed, and client so u can go to verify it . Or use this link to see it https://primedice.com/modals/bet.html?id=686082659edit: Oh btw , u can calculate it here , if u dont know how to do it on ur own. http://www.bitcoincasinopro.com/provably-fair-verification/Exactly what I need. Thank you.
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I have questions about the provably fair aspect of Primedice.
As far as I know, the verification aspect involves a secret seed, a server seed, and my own seed.
The server seed is always changing. When I reveal the server seed, is that seed applied to the next roll, or previous roll?
And where do I find the secret seed 24 hours after my roll?
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Arguing semantics on the internet... there are no winners, only losers.
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Think about this: The Second Market Syndicate alone, one of the dozen bidding parties, wants 48,000 bitcoins. The Feds are only selling 30,000. Remember, only one of the dozen bidding parties.
In this case, buying pressure exceeds selling pressure.
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After Just-Dice stopped accepting bets, I'm looking for new places. I'm playing on Prime-Dice currently. So far it's good. A couple of things I'd like to point out in the interface: Lacking a halving button for your bet means I have to manually retype in my base amount after every win. I don't think this is standard practice for any other casino sites. Another UI design you should look into, is to split the roll high/low button into TWO. The interface I'm used to at other casino sites makes it much more obvious and quicker. There is a script that an PD member wrote that replaces the MAX with a /2 Link?
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After Just-Dice stopped accepting bets, I'm looking for new places. I'm playing on Prime-Dice currently. So far it's good. A couple of things I'd like to point out in the interface: Lacking a halving button for your bet means I have to manually retype in my base amount after every win. I don't think this is standard practice for any other casino sites. Another UI design you should look into, is to split the roll high/low button into TWO. The interface I'm used to at other casino sites makes it much more obvious and quicker.
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Pretty much free money by betting YES.
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In BitFinex, bitcoin shorts you!
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OP: Do you have any data to substantiate your sentiment? Or is it just a sentiment biased by your personal inability to scale numbers in your head?
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Remember that even a broken clock is right twice a day
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44% now. Are these people fucking serious!?
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GHash is now back to 43%
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GHash is currently 41%. Fucking Red Alert.
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GHash is currently 44% ... What the fuck people
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The desire to buy will be driven by news that no TA is prepared for. Take Lawsky's bitlicense announcement, US exchanges, ETFs, and the inevitable EBay/Paypal integration for future examples.
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lets just put this here again The rise of 2013 was much higher than the rise of 2012. Some people keep speaking of the obvious "line" on the log chart. However I am having trouble finding this line and in fact I can draw several lines which would allow btc to go much lower than it is now before going up again. I have plotted a couple for reference. The low volume and the lack of significant bid depth on mtgox that continues to fail to fill in above 125 seems to confirm my suspicion that it isn't ready to go higher at this point. I think this ordeal with the bid depth was an inflection point for this Jul-Aug rally. My new view of the market: I wouldn't be suprised to see flat for an entire year. I notice one thing in common with all of these charts: they end up with the price on the moon.... I think you're confused. You draw something that you think is going to happen, and it didn't happen. Countless. Times.
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They're probably struggling to figure out exactly how to regulate it. Remember during those court meetings the panel was explaining to the regulators how bitcoin works and the regulators didn't even really know that much about it at that point. There were a lot of ideas thrown around that sounded good on paper because the regulators were thinking of the ideas in terms of how traditional finance systems work, but they weren't thinking them through on a technical level of how bitcoin actually works. Ben Lawsy probably realizes now that he got in a little over his head now that the regulators have learned more about what bitcoin actually is, how it works technically, the decentralization, how the existing exchange system is set up, and who the big holders are. Everything will have to be re-thought. It's probably a nightmare.
Benjamin Lawsky urinated in your coffee this morning didn't he?
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