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You can PM me if you'd like to discuss. I have no need to steal anyone's ideas. Or you can just post your idea in the Project Development section and see what people get back to with. That's what I do. Maybe I'm too trusting but I don't think there are that many snakes here that would steal your idea, most people here are helpful and just want to see bitcoin succeed.
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Whether it's finex or wiki leaks or whoever at least they are keeping it secure in a multi-sig address. Not long ago all the largest addresses were in standard addresses, and now there are more and more multi-sig. Good to see.
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I would like to test your site please, thanks.
Anyone can register for an account free. It should say "Creat an Account" underneath the login form. Or you can goto http://btcthreads.com/register |
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I'm currently developing a faucet dice site that I'm making from scratch. Faucets are ugly so I tried to work on that. There aren't any ads or captcha currently while in testing phase. Does anyone want to test it out and let me know if they notice any bugs? You can claim once ever 10 minutes, average payout per claim is 200 satoshi. Although I'm testing, BTC balances accrued and payouts are real. http://btcthreads.com/account  |
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After installing this to my domain under the directory /dice it seems to have PERMANENTLY edited my server config. Even after completely deleting the directory I installed this to it still redirects to moneypot. I'd like to have my directory back for my own usage, what do I need to do to stop this auto-redirect?
SOLVED, it appears the issue was with my server and not this script. Since there is over 1,000 files it took longer to delete than my FTP manager lead me to believe. Why does this app have over 1,000 files? Seems like a bit much for a site that just uses moneypot API. API is supposed to make things lightweight... |
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Why do people still send transactions with no fee? It's such a tiny amount of money, is it really worth the stress & worry, waiting for confirmations that might not even come.
Just pay the fee people, stop jamming up the network with junk.
I have no idea. I did it once when I was new to bitcoin and the transaction took almost a month to get confirmed, LOL. I sent like 0.00001 BTC with no fee, such a noob I was  Anyways with some of the backed up transactions I created a confirmation notification tool. http://btcwidget.com/notify.php Paste in your transaction ID and it will play an alarm once your transaction has confirmed, that way you don't have to keep F5'ing blockchain.info or you could go do something else nearby and wait for the alarm to go off. |
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Thanks you, Any examples how to do it with p2sh address ?
I created address like this
createmultisig <nrequired> <'["key,"key"]'> Creates a multi-signature address and returns a json object
Shoud I add change output with creation raw tx?
Any correct examples ?
BR!
Exactly like knightdk stated you have specify one when creating the transaction. Just add a comma after the destination address and enter in another address as your change address. createrawtransaction '[{"txid":"","vout":}]' '{"1someBitcoinAddress45d1c5":0.001,"1myChangeAddress45d6c1":0.01}'Here's a video I made on the subject as well https://youtu.be/YN2Vyu9RupU?t=7m30s |
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The bulls just went on vacation after that massive run. After that they need to recover from their hangover's and divorce their new hooker wives. Once all that is cleared away the bulls will be back for another. Things are just getting started.
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 The main reason why I am not sure it is a double top is because there have three months between each top. My personal belief is that we are experiencing a double top which will start a bull bear trap followed by either a pump (pessimistic) or a bull market (optimistic) in September (Martin Armstrong predicted a financial crisis worse than 2008 and starting in Q4 2015). This article goes to the same direction of a bull trap: that the recent events are misleading: While it seems awareness of bitcoin has increased in [Greece], Liapi isn't convinced this is behind the recent increase in the price of bitcoin. Thoughts? Edit: typo (bull trap changed to bear trap) How come your chart doesn't show us breaking $300? Was I dreaming last week when that happened? I say no it's not a double top since we broke the previous top by over $10. Things just need to retrace a little and settle down, it's healthier growth that way anyways. See y'all at $1200  |
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After installing this to my domain under the directory /dice it seems to have PERMANENTLY edited my server config. Even after completely deleting the directory I installed this to it still redirects to moneypot. I'd like to have my directory back for my own usage, what do I need to do to stop this auto-redirect?
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user can simply donate to the website by clicking on it (which will launch bitcoin client with pre-filled address).
See URI scheme, BIP 21: - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0021Example: Creating and parsing "bitcoin:" URI Strings: This is the easiest part, which is fully-documented in BIP 21: URI Scheme. Here a simple example of how you would include it (using my donation address, of course!) <a href="bitcoin:1ArmoryXcfq7TnCSuZa9fQjRYwJ4bkRKfv?amount=1.0&label=Armory%20Donation%20Address&message=Donation%20to%20Armory">Donate 1.0 BTC to the Armory Project!</a> ...which looks like: Donate 1.0 BTC to the Armory Project! Yea but that's just a URI link to open someone's local wallet. Adding a metatag opens the doors to more possibilities and layers on top. Like OP stated browser extensions. In the distant future when bitcoin is widespread the metatag could be scrapped by google's robots and added to results. So if you search for "Brooklyn Cupcakes" you'll receive all the matches, plus they could use that metatag to indicate they accept bitcoin. Brooklyn Designer Cakeswww.designercakes.netWe offer and makes amazing cakes for everybody, order today with Visa. Matty's Magnificent Cakeswww.mmcakes.ny BTCI make all my cakes by hand with natural ingredients. Come down and visit us and try our coffee. Free wifi! Mastercard Cakeswww.mastercakes.usWe are really old and do things the old way. We only accept cash and mastercard. Newspapers also available for $1.25 In the above example Matty has the bitcoin metatag so he gets a little BTC by his search result. |
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Done. It will now alert the user if that transaction is already confirmed and if so it will not connect to the websocket. |
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UPDATE: Added a custom bitcoin price chart widget. Custom colors and as always no backlinks so it will blend right into your site.  |
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Last bears are becoming bullish   Holy crap, even DanV is posting bullish charts? I don't believe my eyes. Isn't he one of the ones that thought we were going down to double-digits not long ago? |
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I really doubt that. Price went up because bitcoiners believed in grexit. It dropped when a solution showed up and it will fall more since a solution is there now. I dont see it going up now.
Though im not a pro trade.
A solution?? Throwing out the democratic vote of OXI to sign on to a terrible deal that caused riots in the streets is not really a solution. The greek people still don't have monetary freedom, and that's the issue. No grexit, no big deal; none of them will ever trust a bank again. They are all candidates to become bitcoiners. |
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So I was thinking of putting a twist on the old fashioned bitcoin dice game. a) The user/player puts up a "bankroll" (it doesn't have to be a lot)and they tell the house/server the min/max bet allowed. b) The server/house will pick a bet amount, the probability and over/under. (this will be hidden) c) Then each roll the user chooses the roll outcome manually 0-100. d) Standard dice rules will determine the winner e) b - d will repeat until the player decides to cash out or they go bankrupt All of this would be provably fair of course. What do you think of this idea. If I developed a game like this would you play it? ========== EDIT 7/24/15 Here's a prototype I built that uses play/fake money http://btcthreads.com/testreverse.php |
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Since he's only promoting it in Kenya it tells you he's being careful with putting himself out there. It completely makes sense though, with so many unbanked, it would benefit them greatly to have bitcoin literacy. You don't see him promoting BTC literacy in the USA, Canada or UK.
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I've never really had an issue with confirmation times. OP's post is true that every so often there is that lull where it can take an hour to solve a block, but there are also those times where you will get 3 or 4 blocks solved in 10 minutes. So it goes both ways. At the finance company I work at, if the customer makes a deposit on a loan and then decides to back out we have to wait 7-10 days before we can refund their money since that's how long it takes the banks to process the check and find out if it's NSF or if there's a stop-pay. So the rare 1 hour block is still lightning fast.
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If this guy is right again we are now going for upper 300's  I think we're retracing first to 280 or something but yea, chessnut has been amazing lately Good call there podyx!! You hit that one right on the money! Do you have any other predictions you'd like to share? Yep, very good call. I am cautiously looking for this. Wave 3 was difficult to read because of what happened in china, so in retrospect where I counted the last primary it was probably past the crux, rather being wave iii of 3.  Nice to see that still overall you are bullish. I've been following this thread for a good while and it seems like you generally have the right idea of what's going to happen. $370? That's a good start for me! |
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I lol'ed at the hit counter, haven't seen one of those in ages But seriously great looking site man and I love how you did it all with jquery, I was expecting it was going to be PHP. I saw you use multiple sources to check the balance, can you explain more about that? Is that due to the request limits for querying their API? |
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