SilkRoad
Is it possible to advertise on SilkRoad? I am sure that won't get us any unwanted attention from authorities... |
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Just received the following email from Tradehill. Between CampBX being cutoff from Dwolla funding and now this, seems coinbase the last easy online option for US residents to buy bitcoins.
This correspondence is to inform you Tradehill is suspending its relationship with the Internet Archive Federal Credit Union (IAFCU). Tradehill is also suspending its Bitcoin trading activities, for the time being, and will reach out to you as soon as trading operations resume.
If you would like Tradehill to wire you your US Dollar balance (if applicable), or if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your Personal Account Manager at Tradehill.
Sincerely,
The Tradehill Team
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Compliments on the great concept behind Primecoin!! It must be very popular now, its taking 2 hours and counting to sync  Hope there are a few coins left for me to mine. We still in the early innings with primecoin, no worries there! |
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What investors are looking for now is the % of the total network hashrate and things that effect that.
What investors? the shares of AM have all been sold. You are merely buying/selling pass thru shares... You could sell all your shares and it would have zero consequence for AM. That is a totally ridiculous comment. |
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I think we have entered a time period where the weekly dividend will not be a huge catalyst anymore. If it low, then it just AM re-investing for expansion. If it high, it will be excused as a one-off from hardware sales of soon to be obsolete (and reduced in price) products.
What investors are looking for now is the % of the total network hashrate and things that effect that. Specs on their new hardware, when it will be rolled out and start mining will be the movers. If the competitors ship their new products before AM can start hashing away with there hardware, AM can easily be cut in half again. If the opposite occurs, their will be upside - the amount depending on the specs of the H/W and the rate of rise in AM's share of the total network pie.
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rent signature space?
That might be a good idea if done properly. No waste of bitcoins and Doogs time. Says the man with 2 casino sites in his signature... They pay me, I absolutely think its a waste of bitcoins on their part though,imo Coinroll advertising is based on a massive giveaway, and really has a limited amount of work on his part on a daily basis Bit777 is based on number of posts seen, but also runs rollover type conditions. Does getting paid by putting their sites in my signature get me to their site yes, but I am a gambler but a responsible one. That is the difference in bitcoin land, people dont see BTC as money but have started to with prices raising. I would definitely add it to my signature if Dooglus gave me what to cut & paste in their so it looked flashy. |
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rent signature space?
That might be a good idea if done properly. No waste of bitcoins and Doogs time. Says the man with 2 casino sites in his signature... |
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I've noticed a decline in wagered per day volume. I also remember you mentioning that part of the increase in commissions would be spent towards advertising. Have you done any advertising? Are we still losing volume even after advertising?
We've not done any advertising yet. I feel like it's not worth doing until I've improved the look of the site, and made it easier for new players to get started, or I think visitors would take one look and leave again. I'm interested to know where you think it would be best to advertise by the way. reddit tell me they don't advertise gambling sites google apparently need gambling sites to be licensed in each country their ads are shown in bitcointalk is relatively expensive with BFL bidding the price of ads right up each week I would say best bang for your buck with advertisement are bitcoin focused venues (as opposed to gambling). Sits that come to mind are: 1. Bitcointalk.org (duh) 2. bitcoinmagazine.com 3. Other non-dice gambling sites. Another strategy is to encourage bitcointalk users to ad the just-dice logo to their signatures for some free advertisement. Most investors have a vested interest in doing so and would be no cost to you to encourage. mechs |
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All this talk of ASICMiner product not making ROI is a little bit short-sighted, and leaves me a bit confused at times.
Look at a timeline 275-360 days away and you begin to get a more reasonable picture, even including the difficulty increases.
It's a bit amusing that I mumble to myself many times a day with pool payouts set at 0.1 BTC, that I'll say to "Ooh, just ROI'd on another Erupter USB..." (couple hours later) "Oooh ! I just ROI'd on another Erupter USB" (couple more hours later) "Oooh ! I just paid for another Erupter USB..." etc
Maybe I'm missing something somewhere, but I've never been into Bitcoin mining for hopes of a quick ROI; it just happened to work out due to timing and persistence that I'm way in the black.
I realize that ROIing on 0.1 BTC Erupters is a different matter entirely than ROIing on 2 BTC Erupters, but on a long enough time-line, they WILL pay for themselves. I've calculated that timeline to be about a year, and I'm OK with that all things considered.
YMMV of course, but just wanted to offer a different perspective.
*shrugs*
Xian, They absolutely will not pay for themselves ever at 0.35BTC each. Even if you take the time out to infinity, the power costs will exceed the BTC produces at the current BTC/Fiat exchange rates. I supposed if BTC valu increased significantly more that would change, but in that case you would still be better of just holding the BTC than buying the eruptors. |
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A few of my regulars have been talking about this site and I think I am going to give it a shot coming soon!
RavinTavin
Cool, now we have porn stars at Just-Dice too:) |
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0.70
You missed the deadline - it was midnight Sunday UTC. |
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I support this petition
Anyone know the best way to actually send this message to BTC-E? The only think I have done is leave a comment to add XPM in the news feed when they added the new fiat markets. other suggestions?
Send them a 100,000 XPM donation:) |
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I hope they appreciate their business circling the sinkhole. The only reason to use Dwolla is to buy and sell bitcoins. Without that, they have no business. Since they legally aren't allowed to serve the only market that is interested in their services it's all over for them. The founders are just consuming what remains of their investors' money while waiting for the company to die. This is definitely not true. Most payment processing services (like PayPal) just piggy-back on credit card processing networks and simply pass on the processing fees to the consumer. Dwolla is working on building their own processing network that will compete directly with any service that uses these credit card processing networks. Here's a great article to further understand what Dwolla is working towards: http://www.businessinsider.com/this-28-year-old-is-making-sure-credit-cards-wont-exist-in-the-next-few-years-2011-11?op=1...which makes them, in the long run, a competitor of Bitcoin. You should see their actions and excuses in the light of that fact. Yes, they definitely are one of bitcoin's main competitors. I really do not see it that way (though maybe Dwolla misguidedlly does). Dwolla is a competitor to paypal, the credit card networks and especially Debit cards. They allow you to move (with in 3-4 business days) funds from your bank account to another person's dwolla accout for a low fee. Dwolla is not a currency, Dwolla certainly offer no anonymity and Dwolla is not friction-less or nearly as fast in transmitting funds as bitcoin. I really think they are two completely different animals. |
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This whole discussion is stupid. Anyone who thinks that this "Monarch" is anything but a scam is a fool and deserves to be parted with their cash. Even if they delivered "on-time", by February, it is a negative ROI anyway. And that is the best case scenario. If idiots want to go give their money to scammers, let them go ahead. Fools and their money are soon parted anyway.
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0.65
Looks like Addi is the winner |
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All 3 for 5 BTC, PM me if you agree.
Please, pretty much anybody would pay 6 for all 3, then go on btct.co and resell it for 8.1. This offer is just a slap in the face. They now selling for 2.3 BTC each on btct which is 6.9 |
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