I used Blockchain.info online wallet for small transactions on my Windows 7 64-bit PC with strong password kept in KeePass. Today I noticed that about 1.8 BTC was stolen from one of the addresses (which used for Anonymous Ads earnings), but funds from other addresses in this wallet were not affected. This leads me on thoughts that Blockchain.info or Firefox may have some weakness in random number generator like the vulnerability was recently found in the Android. TXID with my funds gone: https://blockchain.info/tx/975412ecc21a0ad949deba3f47c6ac41e42fb7bd3f7eeb36cc071f151003d8c9 |
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is there possible to have an option to "Send delayed payments to PeerBet Account" aditionally to "Execute delayed payments" for those who change their mind and decide to transfer wallet winning to Peerbet
Many users don't create accounts on Daily Bitcoins, so this feature could be potentially abused (i.e. hacker could steal funds only knowing Bitcoin address on which Bitcoins were requested). is there a way to make verification integrity of the address to avoid sending funds to aleatory text in the clipboard when doing the paste in the address text?
I don't run bitcoind on the VPS because it slowdown the server, so it is not possible now. And here is the request I have (due to my mistake I admit), to unblock the funds from some wrong clipboard text I paste in, and somehow send it to me?
I have:
- 0.00005 in "our dtheycl" address
- 0.00001 in "2 Kiosk 3 Game Center" address
Send me PM with new address and I will fix. |
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The first third-party voucher campaign started on Daily Bitcoins by Devfaucet! |
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Buyed. Please contact via PM for further steps.
Not yet in BTC but in USD ;-)
Sorry, but this auction from the beginning have been for Bitcoin. Buy missing amount on MtGox/Bitstamp/BTC-E and only than I will accept your bid. Auction still active. |
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"Buy it now" price 65 BTC.
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3,000,000 bets made on Peerbet!
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For people not highly trusted, I would definitely have them sign a wallet with the funds they bid or something similar to prevent fake bids from just raising it, last thing you need is someone unwilling to pay winning it. Just a suggestion.
Most of anonymous bids come from trustworthy Bitcoin business owners, so I don't think they will cheat. |
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I still don't understand. How are you keeping the users' account balances? are the current users just going to be screwed? or do you mean that you are taking the current loses, thus we would need to have capital to pay out with in the mean time?
You should read the first post. I explicitly stated that the buyer takes liabilities against Peerbet's users, so balances are 100% safe and you have absolutely no reason to make panic withdrawals. |
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60 BTC anonymous bid received.
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Anonymous bids are all good and such however account holders of peerbet probably would not be happy about a new owner who remains anonymous. This would definitely create anxiety for me if my funds are safe or similar things. Just food for thought.
Anonymous bids came from trustworthy Bitcointalk users who already operate own Bitcoin businesses, just they asked me to keep names anonymous. I will not sell Peerbet to the scammers. |
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Added possibility to check voucher's validity before redeem.
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52 BTC anonymous bid received.
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I want to clarify some stats.
Total amount of deposits last month: ~65 BTC
Total amount of bets last month (turnover): ~1100 BTC
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Wow, considering the amount of time and work you put into this project... this is not much  Sad to hear this. When I created Peerbet I didn't expected much profit from ads. The main idea to make profit was to grow big user base and then sell Peerbet. Many startups follow this business model, even operating some time in the loss. I expect the buyer who is owner of the Bitcoin gambling site, so he could significantly boost revenue by integrating Peerbet into his casino. |
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I got PM from anonymous bidder who offered 51 BTC.
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*confused*
Does this mean all the time running peerbet resulted in a loss of 20 BTC for the site? Despite ad revenue etc?
20 BTC is users remaining balances (i.e. total amount which users have ever deposited deducting withdrawals). These funds are on Peerbet's wallet, so I don't lost anything. I decided not including the wallet into the lot because it is impossible to predict what part of these funds will be withdrawn (it may be as little as 5 BTC or as much as 20 BTC, nobody knows). So it would still be interesting to get some information about the overall site's profits before placing a bid...
As I said in some post above, I don't track earnings from the ads. They are not much, may be 1-2 BTC/month. I assume that the buyer could get profit from integrating Peerbet into own gambling service. |
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Are the user balances transfered with the site or not?
Peerbet's funds not included in this lot. |
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Just to make this clear to everyone, if you bid 50 BTC, that means you'll be paying 50 BTC for the site and an extra 20 BTC for users balance, bringing the total to 70 BTC.
As my experience shows, only smallest fraction of users balances being ever claimed, therefore 20 BTC on users balances ≠ 20 BTC in blockchain Bitcoins. From my personal opinion, these liabilities worth 5-10 BTC in real Bitcoins. |
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