There isn't too much information on your website. Unless you register?
Are you providing this as a service? Are there plugins for popular CMS (Wordpress etc.)?

What's your pricing model?

These are all things I'd want to know without having to create an account first.

Gambling addicts will do anything to get their fix, this is a good example of that.
You can tell by the way he was scamming people, that he was being very careless. I mean, changing people's recovery e-mails and scamming individual customers is just bound to get out eventually.

In the grand scheme of things, $26k isn't all that much, I'm sure that the exchange would have no trouble paying back that amount of money.
Heck, they probably make that in under a week if they have decent trade volume.

Bullshit, the era of dApps is just beginning. You have to be really clueless to think it's already coming to an end.
On what do you even base your reply on? Got any numbers that actually show decline overall?

Why would you blame someone else when you lose a game? That's one of the silliest things I've ever heard, I really don't understand the thinking behind that.
You really shouldn't blame anyone but yourself for losing a game, if your actions caused you to lose that game.

I don't see how anyone else's actions could cause you to lose a game. Except maybe in poker, but even there it's a combination of your own actions and someone else's.

The only inconvenience I ever experience is when transactions take long to be added to your account.
I play on a website that adds transactions after 1 confirmation, but that can sometimes take longer than 15 minutes when using Bitcoin.

This isn't the fault of the gambling website, but rather something inherent to Bitcoin transaction speeds.
This should be solved when more website implement lightning network payments though.

It's a little bit funny that you mention it as if it's the biggest news you've ever heard.
Darknet markets were one of the first use-cases were Bitcoin was used for e-commerce on a massive scale.

They've been around for a long time and there's no denying that these markets have had a pretty big influence on Bitcoin's price.
Maybe less now, but historically I think it's very likely that it created some of the initial demand for Bitcoin.


Anyone can access the 'deep web' through the TOR browser, just make sure you disable Javascript before you do anything.
There are markets that also use other coins than just Bitcoin. I think Wall Street Market supports Monero for example.

Here's more information about anything Darknet Market related:
https://www.deepdotweb.com

I don't condone doing anything illegal, but it's ultimately your own responsibility.

There are enough dApps that are being used every day. I personally use dApps daily on the Steem blockchain, together with thousands of people.
Just check the statistics on Steemapps and you'll see that the top dApps have thousands of daily transactions.

Steem dApps on Steemapps.com

Steem Monsters is still widely popular, since the beginning I've earned around $2000, just by playing and trading cards.
Now I'm also on DrugWars and I see hundreds of active players.

The best part is that gambling dapps are in the minority on Steem, so there are more interesting dApps being developed than just simple dice games.

I don't know if it would be worth it.
Seems like a very convoluted way to offer cashback rewards, meaning that it's not very easy to calculate exactly how much you're getting.

I can't really imagine that you'd earn anything meaningful and you basically have to jump through some hoops to actually cash out your rewards.
Why not give people some actual cashback rewards in ETH? Just skip the whole mining token giveaway process.

Aw, you changed your profile image, I really liked the one with the cat and airplane

Litecoin really is a great example of an altcoin that isn't a shitcoin.
It's the coin I use the most aside from Bitcoin, just because it's affordable and faster than using Bitcoin.

I'd like to add that for a coin not to be a shitcoin, marketcap isn't always a factor for me.
Let me give you one example.

Lately I've been quite impressed with the coin LBRY, it has almost no value and it's in rank 377 on Coinmarketcap.
The reason why I think it's not a shitcoin, is that it has a fully functioning application that's being updated almost weekly.

https://lbry.io/

While LBRY isn't a major altcoin, it's not a shitcoin either and it's a very interesting project IMO.

Quick description:

The article itself mentions that Apple Pay is faster in day-to-day use than Lightning Network.


That's what ultimately matters most, right?
You can't really use transaction speed data that's being measured in near perfect conditions, to prove the point that LN is faster.

Are there even any casino's left that offer 0 confirmation deposits?
People could easily just do a double spend, in order to gamble without any risks.

Crypto-Games adds deposits after 1 confirmation and processes withdraws instantly, that's the best I've personally ever found.
Added bonus is that you can choose the network fees for your withdrawal.

If you are currently integrated with Fortnite, then surely you have something to show for it?
Is there anything other than a Telegram channel, where we could read about your existing Fortnite integration?

The description that you've given doesn't actually provide a lot of information.


The term 'crypto economic model' could mean a bunch of different things.

Are you building some sort of prize pool with crypto, in order to host tournaments?
Or have you found a way to pay people for winning, without the tournament aspect?

I wish I'd won the last Litecoin lottery, had bought quite a few tickets.
Then I saw Roadcrypto won it with only a couple of percent tickets owed :-/

I can never seem to win with the lottery, not that I play that often, but I think I've lost the last 10 times I've played.

Wow, it's really neat that you have the first structure up!
Do you have some sort of ETA for when the next structures are going up?

I'd really be interested in seeing pictures of at least 3 capsules, together in a cluster.

Would it be possible for you to give some sort of discount when people use cryptocurrency to pay?
In the end, you are saving on transaction fees and it's always a good thing to have less cash in your offices (to combat stealing)

I've seen some stores give out a 5 or 10% discount when people pay with Bitcoin.

I'm usually not getting too excited anymore for sudden price changes like these, but I have to admit that this one got me pumped up a little bit.
I'm really curious whether it will hold next week, but the increase seems a little bit bigger than previous times.

Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst

I'm definitely rooting for France the next game, I'd really like to see them win it this year.
Think I might even place a bet on them, to take it home this year.

Really like the odds that I'm getting.

Egifter is also pretty good, I've used them in the past and never had any issues.
https://www.egifter.com/

Only for the US though and they don't seem to have any other local websites for other countries.

Completely false, Bitcoin's price hasn't always dropped at the beginning of the year.
At least not any more significantly than during other times of the year.

Heck there are even instances of Bitcoin's price going up during January and February.

I wouldn't say that you got ripped off. The artwork isn't bad, but it's not exactly my taste either.

Could you have found someone better and cheaper? Possibly, but I reckon it's somewhat difficult to find good artists that would work for less money.