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6841  Other / Meta / Re: [Suggestion] Disable the delete or edit rights on OP's page of OP authors on: February 11, 2019, 08:51:20 PM
So far, I think the best solution is using archive.
Whenever investors or users doubt that projects are highly potential scam ones, simply using archive to store their original OPs, and whatever posts need to store for later investigation.
Restriction to edit OP sounds bad, no offence. So, archiving topics looks like a best solution, though it's not perfect. Someone would have to make archives of all topics of projects. It's big manual work, who are going to do that? We would need some volunters who will actively watch announcement board and make archive when new thread was published. I don't know, maybe there are some ways to make this work automated.
6842  Economy / Gambling / Re: Cloudbet | Bitcoin Casino & Sportsbook | The No.1 Bitcoin Gambling Site on: February 11, 2019, 08:31:42 PM
It's shame that Ronnie had time to make post about their Bitcointalk game, but haven't posted anything on this or scam accusation thread. It's sad to see what's going on with one of oldest Bitcoin sportsbooks. Maybe game-protect was right about them, lol? I still hope that scam accusation will be resolved, but now it looks that Cloudbet decided to ignore it.
6843  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Announcing BPIP - The Bitcointalk Public Information Project! on: February 11, 2019, 08:15:01 PM
Something wrong there:

I tried to check who have worst trust rating on Bitcointalk and got this result.
6844  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Which are the fastest streaming services available? on: February 11, 2019, 07:28:13 PM
Are there any bitcoin and blockchain based sportsbooks that have a live streaming option? I think I heard that sportsbet.io is now offering a live streaming option but haven't actually tried it out.
Some events like NBA, Bundesliga, ATP tournaments is avilable on Cloudbet https://www.cloudbet.com/en/bitcoin-live-streaming-full-list. But so far I haven't tried to watch it.
Also, many streams can be found in scammy sportsbook 1xbit, they even allow to watch stream in full screen. But I think there is quite big delay in stream.
6845  Economy / Invites & Accounts / Re: Account cheap sale on: February 10, 2019, 11:14:36 PM
Sorry, I'm not familiar with Crypto-games.net, but why someone would have to buy your account instead of creating it themselves? Is it any difference between new and old Crypto-games account? I can understand reasons why people are buying sportsbook like Bet365 accounts - limits on accounts, verification issues, geo restrictions and etc. But I'm not that familiar with online gambling, maybe same reasons applies to online casinos...
6846  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2016/17 on: February 10, 2019, 11:04:25 PM
Yeah, this was probably the worst Barca I've seen at least in 2019, the fact that the MVP of the match was Ter Stegen says it all. Messi was awful tonight, maybe he's still injured? Coutinho with yet another dreadful performance, midfield was nowhere to be seen, they really missed Arthur..

Big winner this weekend is Real Madrid: win vs Atletico, and Barcelona dropping points, couldn't ask for more (: 

Fun fact: the last time Barcelona failed to score a goal in a league match was almost 1 year ago, February 11, 2018, 0-0 against Getafe.
Yeah, Messi wasn't ready to play 100%, it was said by assistant manager before match. I agree with you that Arthur was really missed today.
Real is on fire right now and we can see that it was too early to write-off them. 15 games in La Liga left and we can be sure that remaining part of the season will be hot.
6847  Economy / Reputation / Re: What happen if anyone endorse Cloudbet? on: February 10, 2019, 10:54:10 PM
As far as I know Cloudbet are no longer sponsors of krogothmanhattan raffles. Cloudbet stopped to support it some time ago before these accusations were made. Most of these promotions that you posted away is over and it would be unfair to red tag people who participated in it, because it was long before these scam accusations were made. There are only one active promtion on Bitcointalk -🏆Cloudbet's Cloud 9 Predictor Competition! Free Entry + 0.47 BTC Prize pool! 🏆 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5098762.0
While Premier League prediction pool isn't organized by Cloudbet, they are just sponsors. Maybe it would be best to remove their name from title.
That was originally "Bitcointalk's English Premier League Football Pool" which was renamed to "Cloudbet's English Premier League Football Pool" later. I don't remember any more how much funds Cloudbet added because I left it long time ago.
I remember correctly they added $500 or £500 to the prize pool.
6848  Economy / Reputation / Re: So.... on which board did you earn most of your Merit? on: February 10, 2019, 10:33:19 PM
I wanted to ask for my stats, but then I remembered that these stats is available on DdmrDdmr Merit dashboard -
https://public.tableau.com/profile/ddmrddmr#!/vizhome/BitcointalkMeritDashboard/GlobalSummary (don't know why half of the link aren't clickable :/
So, here is my stats Cheesy :

6849  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2016/17 on: February 10, 2019, 10:04:48 PM
You simply can't win without making shots on target. Barca tonight didn't had almost any real moments to score. And thanks to ter Stegen who made some amazing points we got one point tonight. Suarez and Coutinho was terrible tonight. Few recent matches are really worrying for Barca, considering two upcoming El Clasico in league and Copa and Champions league play-offs. Things in La Liga are getting more and more interesting.
Too bad Sevilla can't get full points when competing in front of their supporters even though they really need those points to continue to crawl to the top of the La Liga standings. With this result, I did not get the slightest profit from the bet I placed for this match.
It's bad result for Sevilla, but not the worst thing what could happen. They were loosing 2:0 at 84 minute and Banega was sent-off, but somehow they managed to score 2 goals in last minutes and even had chance for third goal.
6850  Other / Serious discussion / Re: This is why we have to keep cash on: February 10, 2019, 06:44:38 PM
Well, I don't like to discuss  in topics with question ''What if...'' because usually uthopical scenarios are discussed there. But in general, I agree that we should keep cash. Banks are trying to eliminate it, but I don't think it's going to happen soon. Every type of money - cash, digital money on cards and bank accounts, cryptocurrencies have their own pros and cos.
About digital money - we don't even need war or something similar to find disadvantages of it - just remember banking crisis in 2008. Or just - what if if your bank will bankrrupt. Ok, your money are insured, but still, it causes problems and headache.
Cash is also not perfect, but it's not going to extinct in most parts of the world soon. Only in Scandinavian countries it's more or less replaced by digital money. I live in Europe, but in my country it's still difficult to live without paper cash. There are still so many business still not accepting card payments, especially in smaller cities - it's small shops, restaurants, taxi, public transport and etc. And I imagine situation is even worse in less developped countries. And many people are sceptical about switching to digital money - they just want to have physical cash in their wallet and be their own bank.
6851  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2016/17 on: February 10, 2019, 06:24:59 PM
The odds for barcelona is high being 1.83x against Athletic Bilbao.
I am wondering why would this be? Are they sitting out someone from their starting lineup in this match like Messi or Suarez?
From the Real Madrid match yesterday it looked as if they started all their key players in the starting line up yet they were at 2.90x odds.
Indded it's a bit strange. Barca won't have midweek game next week, so I don't think they are going to rest some important players. There are few factors why odds can be high for Barca win. In first round match betweeen these teams ended 1:1, also, Athletic is difficult opponent for Barca historically at San Mames. And last thing - since Athletic changed manager, their results were improved a lot, in last 10 matches they only lost twice.
6852  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: New hardware wallets on: February 10, 2019, 06:02:01 PM
And higher prices Tongue
It's true, but these new wallets mentioned in this thread also aren't cheaper. But I think it's normal thing that prices are going up with new models released. It means that there are big demand for hardware wallets and people are buying it with higher prices. Otherwise  they would be forced to reduce prices. It's a bit similar to smartphone market - each Samsung or iPhone flagship costs more than previous model and people still buying it. For example iPhone 8 was priced at $700, while iPhone X already costs $1000 approximately and people are still buying it.

Given the "paranoia" levels among crypto enthusiasts... it will indeed be difficult for newcomers in the hardware wallet space. You'd need to open source everything and be very open about all aspects of your device to try and build the trust.
Exactly, It's difficult for new players to become visible, but maybe they aren't doing their best to promote their product. Ibarely can see their ads on forums, crypto related websites, social media. So, it's normal that people are afraid to buy unknown wallets due to lack of information and reviews. And actually, it's good that people are careful when choosing hardware wallet.
6853  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: New $2000 bitcoin lottery launched on: February 10, 2019, 11:37:59 AM
It doesn't replace their old lottery. It's two different things. This new wagering game was already started few months ago and it's mainly made for big gamblers who wager a lot of BTC. Small players don't have chance to win there, but they can participate in old lotterybwhen they can win something with only few hundreds tickets.
6854  Economy / Services / Re: Earn BTC even if you have RED TRUST on: February 10, 2019, 12:11:44 AM
I smell something fishy here. Why you're targeting red trusted users? Probably because users without red tag wouldn't risk their reputation by participating in thing that you're offering. I predict that you're looking for a paid shills for some projects or something similar.
6855  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: 🎄 FaucetSystem.com / CryptoBara.com 🎄 on: February 09, 2019, 11:57:37 PM
Reading through this thread, it appears to me a few things..

The admin is not good at customer service at all, almost seemed afraid of public speaking, not sure why they didn't find at least one trustworthy person who could help them out a wee tiny bit with such an important part of a business...

I pictured them trying to swim against the current, without a paddle, the way they handled website advancement/tech and customer queries.

If this was someone who bought FS from a previous owner, this new owner definitely bit off more than they could chew..

I am not sure how everyone didn't already jump ship to FaucetHub (although I can only speak as a user of FH, but from what I see FaucetHun is pretty good to FO) though it's apparent that many people did.  I only knew about 'cryptobara' due to the recent a-ds tweet and got curious.


Perhaps embarrassment and obvious loss of the market caused them to just ignore everything and curl up in the corner... And how easy it is to pull an exit scam with crypto, their reputation isn't even ruined personally, they can just make a new account no one would ever know they were really "FaucetSystem".. they were so afraid of public speaking anyways so I doubt online rep matters to them.

*Strictly my opinion which is not based on fact and is strictly accusatory.. But I'm just being brutally honest based on what I've seen based on reviews and this thread...
I agree with your opinion. Their communication was bad always. Or I should say thatvthere was no communication at all.
No doubt that Faucethub is better service. Faucetsystem only got some after Faucetbox was closed and Faucethub wasn't opened yet. But it looks that old and new owner just didn't cared much about their business and both faucet owners and users didn't saw reasons to use this service. In last months there was only few active faucets left on FS and now it's seems that Faucetsystem decided to make silent exit scam.
6856  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: New hardware wallets on: February 09, 2019, 11:37:04 PM
Actuually, there are quite many small players in hardware wallets market - Keepkey, Bitbox, OpenDime, Coolwallet, Secalot, Ellipal, Archos Safe-T, Bitlox and maybe few more but that's all that I found on Google in few minutes. But all of them are struggling to get at least minimal part of market. Some of these wallets looks good to use, others no. Probably many people haven't even heard these names. And I'm sceptical about these new wallets. Maybe it will have good features and etc, but I don't believe that they will get noticeable share of market. When there is Ledger and Trezor it's almost impossible for new players to enter into market. People just don't see reasons to look for alternatives when Trezor and Ledger works well and already earned trust. While some people are afraid to buy less known wallets because of security concerns.
There is also not enough information about new or less known wallets. When you're looking for hardware wallets, Ledger and Trezor is the first results that you get and people aren't trying to dig deeper. It's not that easy to find reviews about alternative wallets.
Another aspect - main players aren't sitting in one place. They are releasing new products like Trezor T or Nano X with new features and improvements.
6857  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Special Guide to keep your Account safe forever (must read) on: February 08, 2019, 11:51:29 PM
OP, good suggestions, but still, it doesn't guarantee that your account eill be stay safe forever. There was cases when users who used most of avsilable protection methods and still lost their accounts.
Few my suggestions - don't visit phishing websites, it's one of main reasons of account hacks. It would be best to bookmark Bitcointalk in your browser. Always use strong and unique passwords. It's also very important to protect your email with 2FA. Without access to email hacker won't be able to use your account. If you will lose access to yourvemail it will be impossible to recover account.
I don't know if the forum can take some security measures. For example, changing an email address takes five days to change. At the same time, the change information will be sent to the mailbox. This should increase the possibility of anti-theft to some extent.
Email verification for password changes has been proposed in past and it would help to reduce number of hacked accounts, but it looks that this feature won't be implemented soon.
You effort is very much appreciated by me this can sure help protect once account especially that of the newbies.
But I would really love to see some day when 2fa can work on bitcoin talk forum account
In current forum version 2FA won't be added. There will be some kind of 2FA on new forum software, but the main question - when it will be released? Maybe after 1, 2, 5 years, we are already waiting for it for very long time.
6858  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Aural version of post to help non-English speaker. on: February 08, 2019, 11:37:39 PM
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It's true about accents and dialects. Even in UK they are very different. For example, for me it's difficult to understand when people from Scotland are talking - they dialect is really strange and very specific. Welsh people also have typical accent. In US, there are Afro-American English which is like totally different language.
My accent is typical Eastern European, and I have no idea how to get rid of it. Probably main problem that I just don't speak in English often and this is why it's difficult for me to improve my pronunciation.
6859  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions on: February 08, 2019, 11:18:17 PM
RIP Sala...  Cry
It's nice gesture from club that they retire number 9. But at the same time Nantes demand for transfer fee from Cardiff in such sad sad situation. Football is business, but it's not right time to talk about money...
6860  Economy / Reputation / Re: Newbies with signatures in the same bounties on: February 07, 2019, 10:23:11 PM
I think changes are not applied to the accounts which were created prior to the change. For instance people have also raised questions regarding newbie wearing avatars earlier and here someone answered:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1819991.msg18129037#msg18129037. I think it's same for the signatures in this case.
When Merit system was released ALL users who were demoted to Newbies lost their signatures. As I know there was no exceptions. But probably it's same mystery as few Newbie Copper members registered in 2018 who have avatars. Strange that theymos still didn't posted anytging about it.
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