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Hello fellow gamblers, I'm Tom one of the marketeers of bustabit, due to the lack of advertisements on youtube and other platforms we'd like to offer some of the gamblers out there a small sponsorship with us. If you think you are a decent bitcoin gamblers please contact me and we'll get to know eachother on discord / skype whatever you prefer and see if we can setup a deal that is profitable for bustabit and also you. Discord: Tommy#3510 Skype:boris.zell2 E-mail: support@bustabit.comOr you could just reply to this topic ofcourse. Tom |
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took a little while, needed to get that parent tx out of the way first:
tx: 101fb219c3c1a75f8e89745131b9405c7a0c940a5ec068f71e284776e3afeae4
Included In Blocks 503646 ( 2018-01-11 08:06:17 + 50,065 minutes )
your tx now confirmed;
Included In Blocks 503704 ( 2018-01-11 15:25:34 + 9,470 minutes )
Thanks man!! |
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Hey everyone, A few days ago I did a transaction worth around 100 euros with a fairly high fee ($11) it's still not confirmed I've never experienced something like this before I don't really care to much since it's a small amount but still if this were to happen with a big transaction... I used to cash out virtual items from games such as CS:GO etc.. to bitcoins and then sell it for real money, I've did this for over 3 years now and I quit doing it because I can't trust bitcoin anymore any of you have bad experiences with bitcoin aswell? let me know i'm interested! If someone knows what's going on i'd like to hear it thanks in advance! BTC Transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/1134ce65bf60bdd4a785526bee962b1c137b173efa68bab1baaecb46ec3b5762 |
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I don't think BTC will survive, I assume some other crypto will take over.
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No.
Confirmations have NEVER been "almost instant". On average, transactions with a high enough transaction fee take 10 minutes. Confirmations that don't have a high enough transaction fee to get into the next block need to wait until a later block. This is how bitcoin has ALWAYS worked.
Bitcoin is known for irreversible transactions.
Bitcoin is known for permission-less access.
Bitcoin is known for trustless peer-to-peer transactions.
Bitcoin is known for being decentralized.
Bitcoin is known for being secure.
Bitcoin is known for "almost instant" UNCONFIRMED transactions.
Bitcoin is popular because it's fast banks can't keep up with bitcoin but right now BTC is just getting slower and slower and it seems like banks are becoming faster. that's all i'm saying. |
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Hello,
My transaction has been stuck for about 40 hours now I hope someone could help accelerate it, I got about $20 left which I could tip you for helping me.
ID: 184452f0b6af74785785584b775fbe04e596e1901047ad022aaeaeab0c29b91d
Thanks in advance for helping me!
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Hey everyone, It's crazy how many transactions are stuck at the moment I just saw some transactions worth $250 with a fee of almost $40!! My transactions from 2 days ago with a fee of $5 still haven't confirmed it's pretty messed up, isn't bitcoin known for the almost instant transactions? right now the network is as slow as a snail.  https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactionsI hope the bitcoin hype will settle down soon so our normal bitcoin users can continue their business, right now it's very expensive to send transactions. Have any of you guys have stuck transactions aswell or paid insane amounts fee? let me know i'm interested. ~yaking |
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No, it's just smart  |
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Well, now you only need like 115 BTC to be a millionaire |
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I make daily purchases with bitcoin, I even order food sometimes with bitcoin haha
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I'm very suprised actually, no triggers for BTC to raise and it raised like 2k within 2 days. crazy stuff!
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I assume december will be the month where BTC will atleast reach 9k, to be honest with the current price changes of BTC it might even be possible in November! we'll have to see
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I earned some bitcoins from faucets when it was very easy to make some profit from there, they were paying shit like they are doing now, only that you could easily earn a 0.005 a day (it was below $0.50 by that time) and now it almost $35, so if you think about it, it is a lot of money.
I think that i made more than 0.20 on faucets and in some other kind of freebie sathoshis and some giveaways, but most part of my bitcoins has been purchased by me, i dont like to beg for money or just to get it for free.
I like the idea of faucet, but to actually make a good amount of money with this just seems impossible. |
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Hey everyone, I was wondering how most people here receive their bitcoins? I personally handle in virtual items in video games. (CS:GO, DOTA 2, PUBG) I sell these items on a marketplace and receive BTC for them I also join a online casino now and then to try and make some easy BTC! Do you guys just invest in bitcoins and not touch them? I personally use mine on a daily base for purchases / trading etc.. Let me know i'm interested! Tom / YakingGood idea to sell virtual idea for crypto. Be sure to gamble only for fun and don't expect to get rich from gambling... Only risk you can afford to lose, you can find this sentence in nearly every 5th or 6th post in connection with gambling, but it's still true. You can easily lose the amount you gather from selling those things. If you think that it's easy come and easy go, then it's not a problem to gamble a bit... If you want to earn some bitcoins after you have lost everyting in casinos, check the services section of the forum, there are always some small jobs paying in bitcoin Yea I know buddy, thanks for the warning tho I only deposit little amounts but when I get to a big amount I tend to push it a little because when you're gambling with BTC you sometimes forget how much it's actually worth in comparisation with real money. |
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I get my Bitcoins from a small invest and from bounty programs. Which casino are you using, and is this rentable?
I play on bitcasino.io and i'm not sure if it is rentable. |
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I do get my Bitcoin from doing works. I offer my service and in return they pay me in Bitcoin or cryptocurrency which then I convert to Bitcoin. I do use my Bitcoin for my daily expenses and save some for future use or future profit.
Sounds awesome! |
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Hey everyone, I was wondering how most people here receive their bitcoins? I personally handle in virtual items in video games. (CS:GO, DOTA 2, PUBG) I sell these items on a marketplace and receive BTC for them I also join a online casino now and then to try and make some easy BTC! Do you guys just invest in bitcoins and not touch them? I personally use mine on a daily base for purchases / trading etc.. Let me know i'm interested! Tom / Yaking |
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It's already being taxed in the Netherlands, you're supposed to see bitcoins as actual savings, not that dutch people actually show that they have bitcoins but..
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I send bitcoins daily to my bank account to use the next hour in a store / make payments for whatever so yea I could say I live on BTC.
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