THere is a lof of differece between the faucets. It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them. For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour. But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet. It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha... From time to time i like it.
Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000? Well, my faucet paid 19200 satoshi / 24 hours. And that faucet did really well. But your faucet didnt pay every 24 hours did it? I think it was every 15 minutes. Not 24 hours. If its every 15 minutes it didnt pay 19k per 24 hours since no one used it every 15 minutes for 24 hours, most likely it paid like 3-4k in a day
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BTC001100 001100BTC
The darkened letters are AC CB and AT Alonzo church Charles babbage Alan turing
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THere is a lof of differece between the faucets. It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them. For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour. But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet. It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha... From time to time i like it.
Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000? Well, my faucet paid 19200 satoshi / 24 hours. And that faucet did really well. But your faucet didnt pay every 24 hours did it?
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Are you firm on your starting bid?
Damn you are on every auction post the first one to post, did they make you auction moderator or something?
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Steve, the password has a meaning? Im certainly sure it does, like its not random letters and characters
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In Las Vegas, it is referred to as theoretical loss and is what your comps are based on from a customer point of view. One factor I would add to list of risks is the whale factor. That is, somebody with a large bankroll will come in and take a significiant chunk of the house's capital. This is a good article and should be read by those interested in investing.
This has certainly happened many times before. The most famous of which was Just-Dice's nakowa incident where a whale (nakowa) had a massive winning streak that destroyed investors' funds and turned the site's profits negative for weeks-months. But that can be prevented investing in casinos that have a max profit or bet like 10,20btc in just dice you can bet thousands
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THere is a lof of differece between the faucets. It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them. For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour. But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet. It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha... From time to time i like it.
Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000?
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What other ways are you talking about? As far as i know you can only get free btc from faucets
GPT (Get Paid To) sites can give you free BTC, like PTC sites or sites where you get paid by offerwalls. As far as i know sites that give you btc to do tasks like solving captchas or view ads dont give you that much btc, i dont know if you know any that is really good but so far i havent found anything
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I still wonder, why people still try faucets. There are other ways to earn much more btc than by getting amount from a faucet.
What other ways are you talking about? As far as i know you can only get free btc from faucets
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very difficult to win , although keep trying ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif) This is your first post, and you post it here? Are you an alt of OP
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This looks pretty IMO , but isn't this more like faucet? I can't find anything about gambling.
Depositing money and then playing a game is gambling
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Why dont you make it so we can deposit whatever we want instead of 1USD, 2USD, never seen that before. Its kind of stupid
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For me confusing part is "bin" since in this case it has multiple meaning requiring completely different approach. Beside obvious binaries it could mean "dont dismiss solution(delete it) instead trow it in bin (where it can be restored from) or more likely refers to bin in "bitcoin". Anyhow its a great brainteaser ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Dude with bin he referes to binary as binary code, thats already has been solved
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You got a red trust because you asked for a loan with no collateral in a post of a guy giving loans with no collateral?
Nope why not read his trust? A snap shot of part of it, (I shit you not... this is over affiliate pay that he is now not paying. Roughly a bitcent or some crazy low shit.) Seems legit, Let me join let me join ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) It says: newbie asking for loan with no collateral ??
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You got a red trust because you asked for a loan with no collateral in a post of a guy giving loans with no collateral?
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What are the letters for?
Do you want him to tell you the password too?
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Has anyone made a withdraw from this site yet?
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Here are my guesses ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) You realize it has to be 9 characters right?
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''you want to use the contents of the virtual coins to do a calculation and then you want to bin the solution....Smiley'' ''you actually deserve another clue so feel free to add 000 000 000 to 999 999 999 to your list''"Dance like a butterfly, sting like a b" ''Does it have to do with binary language?''
Steveturk: (indicates that it has to do with binary language)''Yes a calculation is required...'' ''good idea, but the first part of the equation can be solved a by a 5 year old, once you have that answer you just need to throw it in the "bin"''you want to use the contents of the virtual coins to do a calculation and then you want to bin the solution....'' Quote from: Azure on March 04, 2015, 12:10:19 PM 142606336
incorrect, how on earth did you get to this number ?
{so far Azure has been the closest}
the order of the coins doesn't matter Does the order of the characters matter?
no, it wouldn't have any effectIs that number base10, base2, base8 or base16? (can you tell which? Smiley ) can't answer this, but its an important factor to consider What values do the letters have and what are the numbers 001 000 100. It's not normal decimal numbers btw.These are all the clues i found: From this i understand that the password of 9 characters is solved using a calculation, wich is really simple since it could be solved by a 5 year old probably a sum of some numbers because this operation doesnt affect in wich order the numbers are, because you also said it didnt matter. Now after that calculation you have to throw it in the bin but the result needs to have a letter at least since you said its not 000000000 - 999999999. You also said azure has been the closest but he only posted a number when you said that wich is a bit misleading
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You mentioned an equation. Does this mean the password is the solution to an equation with multiple variables?
And what is that equation that will produce a 9 digit result wow.
you want to use the contents of the virtual coins to do a calculation and then you want to bin the solution.... ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Steve, I don't get this. Here you said that you need to do a calculation and that you want to bin the solution. If I make a calculation, the result mostly doesn't consists of letters. really appreciate this ! thanks you actually deserve another clue so feel free to add 000 000 000 to 999 999 999 to your list Here you tell me that the code doesn't contain only letters. So the solution needs to have at least 1 letter. So the solution is not the outcome of the calculation? I don't get it. All the clues are spot on, the more people guessed wildly the more difficult it became to follow the thread. But that is the nature of the beast, the clues are there! You didnt answer the question at all, your clues are misleading btw: 101010000
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