TX e59a5acfcb420f6e3fa650ccd0007599d0def947d1744f51e213c22632f88fa7 25 BTE -> lessthan4 sha256(e59a5acfcb420f6e3fa650ccd0007599d0def947d1744f51e213c22632f88fa7[SECRET_CURRENTLY_HIDDEN]) = 8f2d42f69fbb1001959970efadbf809d41f14ceaf0d0808916d2c31066abad50 Lucky Number: 8 LOSEWhy not bet on lessthan15? Great chances  |
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TX d4277b66fda5607e4e0c3ca501a785ba1de88cf16f323af8e7f6021e20350491
20 BTE -> lessthan4
sha256(d4277b66fda5607e4e0c3ca501a785ba1de88cf16f323af8e7f6021e20350491[SECRET_CURRENTLY_HIDDEN]) = c1a8146f26a4c111467a7cc7030ceb8bed6c9d79e3734b50c29301a24aa1d673
Lucky Number: 12
LOSE & ALSO BELOW MIN
I processed this bet but in the future please do not bet below the min.
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I'm mining a few 1000's for a laugh, never know!
Keep'em. So in 2 years u won't commit suicide due to loss of 100.000 USD worth bytecoins. Not gonna happen. Happy to put money where my mouth is. |
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So I am guessing this is still SHA256 hash alg?
If so, uber fail on Maria's part.
ASICs will destroy this chain.
Because ASICs are totally going to stop mining BTC and mine some useless coin.. BTW, ASIC-proof is a bad thing. |
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Please post an address for where your winnings should be sent to.
Bytecoin shows the from address as unknown and so does ABE.
8NJSxkr1a3DupSFUsWPYDP7Xpcks1gL7KY TXID 069d5ec406280619fde71d9933a4e16b993cd9d93ff1ae1d09035b5c8e0ba29e |
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LOSESorry but pretty close  Martingale it?  Sure. I'll give it one more shot. Please post an address for where your winnings should be sent to. Bytecoin shows the from address as unknown and so does ABE. |
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TX 2d963be4cf42eba870b69ecdbb32b14794fddb352c43f07f2f2b16b14ccbea96
49 BTE -> lessthan8
sha256(859aaf19e3c45b4a81da8243d359aab3cb740133fa23d2ad4d9d0c8549c7948e[SECRET_CURRENTLY_HIDDEN]) = 2d963be4cf42eba870b69ecdbb32b14794fddb352c43f07f2f2b16b14ccbea96
Lucky Number: 2
WIN 85.75 BTE
From address is unknown? Both on ABE and on bytecoin-qt..
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TX 66bf6a10ed455d0ac1c17380c2eb0e56fd793df8ee0579d2cd01c30f38651d6b 25 BTE -> lessthan8 sha256(66bf6a10ed455d0ac1c17380c2eb0e56fd793df8ee0579d2cd01c30f38651d6b[SECRET_CURRENTLY_HIDDEN]) = aef31373ee2d3062e883d6eb5a133780e3b4941c5d39c648295466130ea33b1d Lucky Number: 10 LOSESorry but pretty close Martingale it? |
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Is difficulty generated the same way it is for bitcoin? |
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Doubtful considering that he ran already. And took his BAKEWELL asset with him.
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Lol, good luck getting a botnet with i5 or better CPUs. Most of the GPUs are crap too.
Do you have any sockpuppets on bitcointalk? Seems like you slipped. |
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TX e1e20821ef262435a71be524398807324005b700871491e09c68b13ce5d29525 25 BTE -> lessthan8 sha256(e1e20821ef262435a71be524398807324005b700871491e09c68b13ce5d29525[SECRET_CURRENTLY_HIDDEN]) = e4558d81362ac5f0add55059772381f644145c0c6cb34b9d9bd784b381f50443 Lucky Number: 14 LOSE Right now is the perfect time to play - the dice game is due for a payout |
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Why the hell does Bitcointalk.org go down all the time. I just typed up a long response and clicked submit, and got the "cannot be displayed page" AGAIN. I then click back and it doesn't save my message, ughh  To sum it up, there's a way to track a BTC address to see where they have sent to. That's the closest you'll get to catching him. Maybe he'll have an account with a lot of info attached to one of those sites or places he's sent the BTC to though, but it'd be a long shot. I don't think a scammer/thief is going to send the coins to something like "1TimWheat29c72fjs9 ...". Currently coins are not touched so.. |
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Whoever got scammed, you're seriously going to sit back and watch him take you for thousands of dollars? If that were me I'd take it into my own hands.
Kinda hard when you live in pretty much the opposite end of the planet? I'm not traveling to Canada for a minimal chance at getting the BTC back. If you're in Canada and are near where he is, and think you might be able to collect, send me a PM and we'll work something out. |
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You did not open this thread?
This is pretty concerning. Doesn't say it's edited through.
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Have a 1 click "click here to turn off [type] email notifications" so instead of flagging as spam, people will simply click it.
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Where can I find those shares?
PTs on BitFunder and BTCT.Co You can also buy shares from the auctions section on this forum. |
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For example, Litecoin is currently "ASIC-proof" ..
What's so good about being "ASIC-proof"? It just makes it a safe haven for bot-net operators, doesn't it? Not that I would care, just wondering. And a safe haven for governments to flip processing power to 51% instead of having to purchase or develop dedicated equipment. ASIC-Proof is a downside. |
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Unfortunately, it's quite similar with lending on the forums - unless you have collateral.
A borrower who is going to scam is going to scam, regardless of which platform was used. It's true that BTCJAM attracts people who tends to scam more, but they'd scam regardless.
The disincentive to scam on btcjam is lower through. On the forums, you'd get your ID released. On BTCJAM? Not much.
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