I'm willing to pay 0.01 BTC if anyone can send me the Epay support files.

I've tried emailing the Minifaucet developer multiple times and no response. Still looking for the Epay support files.

You keep talking about facts of which none are ever presented. Can you please list your facts below as to why SegWit is necessary?

Have you ever heard the phrase "If it ain't broke don't fix it?"

Spent way too much money on Poker 

I've heard a lot of responses from SegWit supporters but no real hard evidence at why Bitcoin needs to be changed. I've been using Bitcoin every day for nearly 4 years now. My original Bitcoin QT client hasn't been upgraded for years. I have sent and received thousands of transactions with many different addresses, online wallets, QT, etc.

Bitcoin has worked so well, I don't understand the issue?!

SO WHAT if it takes 10-30 minutes for a confirmation? It takes days/weeks to get paid by the bank.

I have been sending the recommended fee of 0.0001 for years until recently when blocks started slowing down. Now I send 0.00015 (OMG 15 cents!) and my payments are confirmed under 30 minutes every time, usually 15 minutes.

I've said it before, LEAVE BITCOIN ALONE.

If it's obsolete, then let a better Alt coin take over. That's free market.

It's NOT WORTH THE RISK of changing Bitcoin, and potentially RUINING a perfectly good crypto-currency. All because you are too lazy to wait 30 minutes for a confirmation. 

Making facts hard to find is not a good strategy for gaining support if you ask me.

Here's your problem, your facts? Where are they...

Why is it not feasible? What about the other bubbles? I'm sure it would have seemed "impossible" before the price jumps then.

Do you really think Bitcoin price is going to crash after Block reward halving?

Bitcoin has been scaling just fine in my opinion. If Bitcoin is unscalable and desperately needs this SegWit "fix", then why didn't the Devs get together and create their own alt-coin better than Bitcoin? Why change Bitcoin if it's obsolete?

Year ain't over yet 

There is an issue with GitLab preventing me from downloading the recent update at:
https://gitlab.com/minifaucet/public

Here is the issue explained: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/25893

MiniFaucet Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=333748.0

If anyone has the Epay support downloaded already, I can pay 0.01 BTC for the files/update.

Files received, thread closed. As of 1-2-17 the GitLab issue is still not resolved.

Check out http://coinhits.com good network for Publishers. Instant withdrawals over 0.001 BTC

Well done, incredible analysis. I have no idea what any of it means 

What does this breakout above $800 mean for 2017?

A lot of the cost is going to depend on the complexity of the game and whether or not it is a custom project. It will be cheaper if the source code is available for purchase or open source, but games can be expensive if developed from the ground up. You can expect to pay top dollar for a skilled programmer to work on the project. Consider adding your project description to http://bitcoinbarrel.com/go/cryptogrind and see what sort of bids you get.

I hope so! Then I can buy more cheap coins. 

I can see it now....


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We had a similar poll for our users, and here are the results:
http://www.poll-maker.com/results920065x6FfA403b-38#tab-2

There are far too many variables at work to predict price day-to-day imo.

Don't get me wrong, I love using Blockchain.info for an easy online wallet. But it's still an online wallet and NOT Bitcoin.

I try not to keep much on the site and only send/receive with imported addresses that I have the private keys to. What are your thoughts?