bounties are better than airdrops… airdrops is free but u lose time

Yes , i think is enough just only 1 page than 9999 pages with full shi*t news copied from wikipedia .
Better simple 1 page than no sense pages

in 20 october does ico starts ? and also 20 november ico starts of finish ? is a bit confusable

Just wanted to update, my developer is doing better now and is able to work full time with my company.

Thanks for the support.

Thanks, that's a good point.  I'll have him do that.

I tried reddit, but I don't have a very good account and it seems like it was sort of shadow blocked on that.

Publishing to Imgur actually got some views:

http://imgur.com/a/36NV7

I actually haven't posted here in a while because I've been working non-stop at a startup.  But one of my overseas software developers in Nepal became homeless because of the earthquakes and suffered personal tragedies.  And he can't work for us right now because of his situation.
He's tried some crowdfunding sites, but they all require paypal, ssn and it's hard for him to even exchange paypal.

I've introduced him to bitcoin and there's a shipping company next to him that will exchange bitcoin for cash (found it on localbitcoin).

I told him to get some pictures with his family and a QR code:
​https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=6fd9df31ced427b4%21391


QR code translated is: 1HG2GQFJJNQf21H7WeD7BFp5CdJDn37AQk

Is there a good place to put this that people can recommend?

I know you could think this is some kind of scam, but I'm been a user here for a little bit, and if you'd like to get in touch with him, I can give you his skype or email.  That's one thing about fundraising like this, it's hard to prove.  Any suggestions about the best way to go about this?

Yes, it seems like a scam.

Right now I wouldn't care about getting interest, just making sure the coins would be safe.  5 years from now, I'd probably want an account giving interest like a bank.

Yes, it's very stupid, but so is wearing $100k worth of jewelry out to a nightclub.  You also have the option of linking your coinbase account.  Account amounts are public information anyway.

Anyway, this was just for fun.  TrustYourAssets.com is the next site I'm working on.

True, but some people want a lot of attention.  Some people make their facebook page all public too.  If you care about your privacy, this is not the site for you.  I'm not going to be upset if no one signs up.  That's fine.

Well no more than a guy pulling up to a club in a lambo, wearing 100k earrings...

Oh I agree.  This is not for 99% of people, but some guys like to show off how rich they are to pick up chicks on facebook.  This is for those guys, or girls.  And mostly cus I'm bored and I wanted to program this.  It's more a programming exercise for me.  The UI and validation on some parts is a little sloppy, but I don't want to put too much effort into this.

I'm guessing this site is not for everyone.  But now you can attach your bitcoin, or CoinBase Wallet to your Facebook account and show off your wealth!!!
https://www.bitfloss.com/

The main page is a leaderboard, so you can see who has the most.

Show them off and you can probably get more facebook friends.

Can't wait to see the negative comments, let them fly!

Well I'm trying to do this all online, not running bitcoind on my computer, and I think that's where the problem is.  I've also tried it without bitnet.

If I have to do it running bitcoind on my computer, then I'll have to approach things differently (which is fine).

Thanks, but there's a difference between blockchain's rpc API and regular api
var json = client.DownloadString("http://blockchain.info/address/" + address + "?format=json");
That one always works

Ok, that worked in dos, but I think where i'm getting confused is do I have to run bitcoind on my computer?
I thought this would be like a webapi call, not needing my computer.

Basically I want to verify a message using the verifymessage command.  But I want to do this in javascript in a web api call.  But this isn't a webapi call I guess? I'm guess that I'll need to run this on command line.

I've been using blockchain's api, but they don't have verifymessage in the web api commands.  Are there any free apis that have this?

I just wanna do a get info

sorry this is c# wrapper, but
                        string host = "rpc.blockchain.info";
                        string port = "443";
                        string user = "xxxxxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx";
                        string pwd = "myPasswordForBlockChain";

                    BitnetClient bc = new BitnetClient("https://" + host + ":" + port);
                    bc.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(user, pwd);
                    var jj = bc.GetInfo();

This is with the wrapper suggested, I also tried it without the wrapper and my own web request and it failed.

this is the response i get back:
{"error":{"message":"JSON-RPC method [getinfo] with 0 parameters not found.","code":-32601},"jsonrpc":"2.0"}

I really just want to use the verifymessage call, but I couldn't find a public API that did this.
And I don't want to run bitcoinqt or whatever on my machine.

I just wanna do a get info

sorry this is c#, but
                        string host = "rpc.blockchain.info";
                        string port = "443";
                        string user = "xxxxxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx";
                        string pwd = "myPasswordForBlockChain";

                    BitnetClient bc = new BitnetClient("https://" + host + ":" + port);
                    bc.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(user, pwd);
                    var jj = bc.GetInfo();

This is with the wrapper suggested, I also tried it without the wrapper and my own web request and it failed.

this is the response i get back:
{"error":{"message":"JSON-RPC method [getinfo] with 0 parameters not found.","code":-32601},"jsonrpc":"2.0"}

I really just want to use the verifymessage call, but I couldn't find a public API that did this.
And I don't want to run bitcoinqt or whatever on my machine.

Yeah, thanks. Signing would work fine and I see blockchain also supports signing.  There's also a coinbase API with oauth2 for a coinbase user account.

how easy is it for someone to sign their address though?  You can't do that on blockchain.info or anything like that can you?
Is there a good site to do that, or do you mostly sign stuff if you have a desktop client wallet.  There's no way for me to do it for them cus I'd need their private key.