That's correct. But I expect that all online casinos use software random number generators. Of course, whether the majority uses one or another, may need to be asked/verified.

It's there. It's actually the last paragraph from the topic you linked.
I've already seen at least 2 other threads on this same subject. I wish people would use more the search feature...

It may worth adding that usually in computer science pseudo-random numbers are generated. Truly random (?) values are only to be found in nature. And pseudo-randomness may, strangely(?), be closer to what you expect in statistics.

I am almost sure that you've imported addresses into Electrum. Doesn't Electrum show by chance [imported, watching only]?
If you don't import private keys or seed you cannot sign, hence you cannot spend.

The only way to prove your ownership so you can spend is by private keys.
Please try to find and import private keys or seed. Make sure you don't post those here (!)

I am not sure why you need so many keys, but you should know that Windows 10 works just fine without any key, forever.
So unless you really need cosmetic features like changing your background color, you don't need keys at all.

You should have read before investing. The huge majority of so-called cloud mining sites are simply scam. Most of them are Ponzi schemes.
From what I read they try to lure you "invest" more and more, for various reasons.
The initial offering was already way too good to be true.
You've got scammed. Sorry.

You should have at least googled for scam "set-mining.com". You would have seen that others were already scammed too, or asked and were told that it's definitely a scam.

It could be an easy fix, well, depends on theymos' time, but how useful would it be like this? As you said, not much.

As others proposed: ask him to disallow links for "brand new" and "newbie" too. So they'll need to gain 1 Merit before they can post links.
Of course he can also link this to Copper Membership too.
This is the best possible option imho.

And also make sure it never ever goes online again, or, if you plan to ever go online, you should wipe first to leave no traces of that wallet.


PS. Live OS-es seem to be pretty well suited for this "cold wallet" task

Since they don't provide the private keys it's solely them who own those wallets and it's only them who can fix / give you access to the money from that account.
So the only option you have it's to get them to the fix. You'll have to wait more, or maybe find other ways of communicating with them and ask them about the status of your ticket (you can post ticket number, but don't post other, more sensitive info). Twitter can be an option, and although they don't post often, they did post 12h ago there.



Edit: and please don't post the same topic in multiple areas

From what I know Bakkt futures are backed with actual Bitcoin, so they should actually buy those.... am I wrong?

Since it's easier to mine it, I fear the Monero price will fall even more 
Oh well, happy mining everybody.

Isn't the Chinese New Year a good historic moment for a new bottom? That's at the end of January...

...And this will work until the cash from those machines gets depleted, which I expect to happen quicker than for the old style ATMs.
And for a list of ATMs you can always try https://coinatmradar.com/ ; I don't know how much up-to-date it is around you, but .. it's more than nothing.

Thanks for this.


I don't say 20k is untouchable. My fears were that we may need a bit longer time frame.
But I missed the June part (I was thinking that he means a new price rise in the next months, a rise much closer to the ATH), so... I guess I have to read more.
You guys shattered my bubble.


I guess that instead of complaining that the price is falling, I'll have to learn to enjoy it  , since the faster we get over it the better.

Let me try again, with my guesses.


Maybe there are no asics, only fpgas, which probably need less hassle with the algorithm change.


Probably the same devices can provide better hash rate (on same or less power) hence the rise.

I am not sure it's a problem or not, but I guess I better tell.
There's one guy proposing a shady business (withdraw 7$ from gambling site) and (I guess it's for legitimacy) he wears Bitsler signature and avatar.
http://archive.is/riBl0

The reason you don't get the best answers is that you ask in the wrong place. Keep in mind that there's a Monero thread where's preferred you'd discuss this.
Your answer is... from there:

Nobody can know what the future holds and nobody should tell you what to do with your money. It's up to you to decide.
The price is down.. compared to this year's max and the all-times-high from 2017. But it's twice the price from the start of this year.
So.. do as you think. If it jumps fast, you'll feel like you've missed the train; if it falls more, you'll wait until... it jumps and .. you know the drill 
Or you can buy fixed amount every X days no matter what, and by doing this you will somewhat "equalize" the gains/loses.

Sorry, I am not sure what we have here. Sold, hacked, trolling or just shitposting?
User: Wysi

I see newbish question about price fluctuations asked here http://archive.is/iT7R7
And I see the account is from January 2014 and here (this year) (!!!) and here (in the past) he is discussing on the same subject easily.
I was close to tag him, then I thought I better ask around. Now (after seeing that other post from last month) I am less certain.

Bitcoin and actually all crypto prices are highly volatile. As said, 5% variation is not a big deal. Even 7-9% are not unusual. But you should know this.



Yup. Account from January 2014?!