If you want to bet max you can just do a few times press the 2x button. ........
Instead of clicking on "2x" button multiple times, you can click on "MAX" button only once. Using "MAX" button, you can easily set the bet amount on your balance without 9th and 10th decimal digits. If you don't see "max" button, click on "setting" button and then click on "MAX BET".  |
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...How exactly does the weekly lottery prize get calculated? ....
The total value of prizes distributed among winners is 1/4 of value of total tickets. Exact amounts won by each of 10 winners are as follows. The 1st winner: 1/8 of value of total tickets. The 2nd winner: 1/16 of value of total tickets. The 3rd winner: 1/32 of value of total tickets, ... ... ... ... |
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Most of the times, you cannot sell such coins/tokens at the price shown on Coinmarketcap or Coingecko. These coins/tokens usually don't have high liquidity and there's a big difference between best sell order and best buy order. Take a look at onLEXpa's price which is now the biggest gainer on coinmarketcap.  Source: CoinmarketcapAs shown in the image, the price at the time I am making this post is 60 satoshi. Let's go to Crex24 and check the price.  Source: Crex24The best buy order is at 18 satoshi. As shown in the image, you cannot sell more than 0.048 BTC worth of onLEXpa. |
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It's impossible to have a bitcoin address owned by two people unless the address is empty.
Assuming two people own the private key of an address containing bitcoin, one of them will move the fund to a new address. The owner will be the person who has the private key of the new address.
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I recommend you to make two separate wallets with different seed phrases. Use one of them for storing your bitcoins (It's more secure to keep it offline) and use the other one for keeping small amounts for your daily uses. It's not secure to have a single wallet in two devices. Anyway, if you would like to have a single wallet in two devices, first make a wallet in device 1 and create a new seed. In device 2, make a new wallet but this time select "I already have a seed", Import the seed phrase generated in device 1 into device 2. If I change the password of the first installation, what happens to the second one, I couldn't find an answer?
If you change the password in one of devices, it won't affect the other device. |
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My wallet says default wallet, imported.
This is exactly why there is no seed phrase. The wallet has been created with importing private keys. You have seed phrase only in HD wallets. |
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Anyone can buy and sell wpp on digifinex
You can only sell tokens that have been bought through digifinex. Many people are holding old tokens. Since now it's not possible to swap them to new tokens, they cannot deposit into digifinex and are unable to sell their tokens. |
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I think you are right.. Probably the wallet address generate segwit address. So, is there any possibility for the wallet address to work together? I mean. If I send btc to the legacy address, can I find it in the segwit address?
No, the balance won't be shown. I don't know how that wallet works. It may be possible to import a legacy address as well. But assuming you cannot import a legacy wallet, you cannot spend the fund using that wallet. However, even if you send bitcoin to the legacy address, you can import the private key into another wallet and access your coins. Note that now you are the owner of both legacy and segwit addresses. If you send bitcoin to the legacy address, you only need to use another wallet. By the way, why not to work with the segwit address? You can pay lower fee using the segwit address. |
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I haven't ever used the wallet you are talking about. But I guess the problem is with the address script type.
Every private key can generate three kinds of addresses.
1. Legacy (addresses that start with 1)
2. Nested Segwit (addresses that start with 3)
3. Native Segwit (addresses that start with bc1)
Addresses generated by bitaddress are legacy and start with 1. Perhaps that wallet is generating a segwit address.
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It is recommended to use a new address every time you are supposed to receive some fund.
Since person B is the only person knows your address, you can be sure that the fund has been sent from person B.
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I wonder if they would plan on moving from pari mutuel to fixed one day.
According to following post made by TheQuin, they do have plan to add fixed-odds betting. We are indeed looking to add fixed-odds sports betting this year. It won't be a white-label, we'll integrate a 3rd party odds feed with our own front end.
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I don't know if there is one right now but let's say a team has 1.70 odds at almost everywhere, or around that level, sometimes you can see as high as 2.20 here for some reason, just because the other side got a huge bet from someone that increased the odds. That is something we as gamblers can take advantage of and make it a profitable thing by basically "arbitrage" our bet if that is even a word for this.
Yes, since freebitco is using a different system for determining the odds, you can take the advantage of different odds. But you should keep in mind that odds shown on freebitco can change even after you make the bet. So, you cannot decide base on the odds you see at the time of betting. |
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Isn't that dependent on the number of bettors? If team A has 1,000 bets, it's odds should be much lower than of team B if it has like 300.
Odds for a certain outcome is a function of ratio of total amount of money put on the outcome to total amount of money put on all outcomes. If 1,000 people each put 1 mBTC on team A and 300 people each put 5 mBTC on team B, the odds of team A would be 1.5 times bigger that odds of team B. |
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I am a little bit confused, if someone would place a big bet on Verstappen/Bottas, would the odd for Hamilton to win not increase instead of decrease?
Odds depend on total amount of money put on different outcomes. Let's say there's a basketball game between teams A and B. Till now, 10 BTC has been put on team A and 10 BTC has been put on team B. Regardless of the time weight multiplier and assuming the house edge is 5%, the odds for each of teams would be 1.9. If you bet 2 BTC on team A, the amount put on team A would increase to 12 BTC. This causes the odds for team A to increase decrease to 1.74 and odds for team B to decrease increase to 2.09.
One question I always forget to ask. Can you win more than 1 prize in a draw with a different ticket? Has that ever happened?
That's impossible. You cannot win more that one prize. If a user who has already won a prize is picked, calculations are done again and a new user is picked. |
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It seems that they currently disable it because I have that option before on the low version of Electrum but right now I can't able to enable it in the settings.
First, check " show history rates". After that, you will be able to check " show capital gains in history".  |
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1. Are you providing liquidity On Bitfinex? Because the price there usually does not match the real price of 1G of gold. The volume there is super low with high spreads.
As stated by wwzsocki, GOLD tokens are not available on Bitfinex. I guess you are mixing up Bitfinex with Bitforex. The team is providing the liquidity on Bitforex very well and the price of tokens is always very close to real price of 1 gram of gold. |
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Your coins are not stored in your laptop. They are stored in blockchain. So, you don't need to transfer your coins from your laptop to your mobile.
You only need to create a new wallet in your mobile and import your seed phrase into the application.
If you don't know your seed phrase, click on "wallet" at top of the window and then click on "seed".
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I have questions. It's about the Gas limit. The gas limit I always thought for an ERC20 token would be around 250,000 Max but the other day i noticed GOLD Token's gas limit was close to 1,000,000 (With the current high gas prices, the fee to transfer GOLD Token was around $9) Right now the gas limit is at around 80,000. It's sad that i forgot to take the screenshot of the gas limit that day.
The fee you actually pay for transferring an ERC20 token doesn't depend on gas limit. That depends on used gas. When you submit your transaction, the amount deducted from your balance is gas price * gas limit. But once the transaction is confirmed the extra gas will return to your wallet. The amount return to your wallet is gas price *(gas limit- used gas). So the amount you actually pay for a transaction is gas price * used gas. Even if your wallet considers the gas limit 1,000,000, you won't pay that much for transaction fee. Because the extra gas will return to your wallet. Lets say 30 addresses are holding Gold tokens. If each transactions on the Ethereum blockchain costs around $9. That is $270 worth of ETH every 24 hours spent on smart contract calls just to deduct a small portion of GOLD in the holder's addresses
GOLD smart contract combines all transaction into a single one and pay much lower fee. Take a look at following transaction. https://etherscan.io/tx/0xc609b59c4b8397fc91cab0c6d44f41bf367805027123526ca738c4cd48c75def11 dollar worth of ETH has been paid for transferring daily GOLD storage fee from 23 addresses. |
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Something is probably wrong with your simulations.
It's impossible to double your balance in every 10 million bets you make. You may be lucky and do that a few times. But that's not always possible.
No strategy can defeat the house. The house edge guarantees that in the long run, the house will defeat you.
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