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Aurora coin is more legit than this coin..
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The dev should be paying this guy some of the BTC for doing what he was supposed to do. The Dev's for this coin are a freaking joke. |
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price already dropped to IPO price ... that was fast!
Is it just a beginning? Only the Devs made $$$ with this coin. $100K to be exact. It takes many people a decade to make that kind of money in many parts of the world and yet the Devs made it in 2 weeks and now they are letting the rest of the community fix their fuck up for free while they lay back and call some escorts. |
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This coin is a freaking joke... still no working Mac wallet. Devs probably have made more than a million USD hiding behind TOR and by copying and pasting code to create all these shitcoins and can't even do a half decent job to follow up and support. They've managed to put Jordan Belfort to shame.
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Mac OS X Wallet indeed broken (missing dependencies)
Should be fixed ASAP
YES PLEASE FIX MAC WALLET |
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Mac OSX wallet doesn't work
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Horror stories ^^^
I learned as soon as I got into Bitcoin not to use Gox, but even I didn't expect total bankruptcy. I mean sure, the warning signs were there, but how does half a billion dollars disappear?! I half-expected most of you who poured money into Gox during the final days to make out like bandits.
I guess a 500% discount was too good to be true. Who'da thunk it?
Same here. I did some quick looking and it became very clear not to use them. Hence, I did not use them. Happy about it now. I was very very tempted too, but knowing it was too risky decided against it at the last minute (litterly seconds before I pushed the enter button). I know someone that put in $20K thinking he was going to come out with $100-200K and till thinks GOX will somehow magically return the coins. Guess he's out of luck now. |
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What happened to the pump last night? Just keeps going down.
It's actually going back up now. It appears that some people decided to jump ship and get Auroracoin, the latest scamcoin out with 50% premine and 0 % innovation other than an a shady (and most likely unrealistic) promise to distribute the premine to the people of Iceland. The Aurora dump has already started to happen. The stupidity and greed of people never ceases to amaze me. This is one of the only coins out there that actually has one of the most promising features right around the corner. I'm actually continuing to buy Dark since the price is low now. A month from now, Auroracoin will not even be remembered. Yeah that coin obviously isnt worth $25 lol. Darkcoin was dumped earlier this morning. Price went up. Now its going back down again. Too much of a rollercoaster for me. Im going to wait a few days and let the dust settle and see what happens. That coin isn't even worth a cent especially with a 50% premine. Everyone knows that. It's just greedy traders thinking they can catch the pump and double or triple their investment in a day (of which many just got burnt). Don't worry, Dark will eventually go up. We just need to do more marketing and get more publicity for it. |
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What happened to the pump last night? Just keeps going down.
It's actually going back up now. It appears that some people decided to jump ship and get Auroracoin, the latest scamcoin out with 50% premine and 0 % innovation other than an a shady (and most likely unrealistic) promise to distribute the premine to the people of Iceland. The Aurora dump has already started to happen. The stupidity and greed of people never ceases to amaze me. This is one of the only coins out there that actually has one of the most promising features right around the corner. I'm actually continuing to buy Dark since the price is low now. A month from now, Auroracoin will not even be remembered. |
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Hi Everyone,
I recently discovered the exciting (and frequently turbulent) world of Bitcoins, originally thinking that it was Ponzi Scheme only to realize later that the underlying premise (decentralized currency) is something that is much needed in the world today as every other form of currency is controlled by a central government who pushes their own agenda. I personally have a background in finance and understand how the markets work and while I think Bitcoin won't get to the point of acceptance in it's current form, the concept will most certainly survive in some shape or form. After researching NEM, I realize that it has great potential to get us to that point and I especially appreciate the transparency and activeness of the developers of this project. While I unfortunately missed out on the original IPO, I would very much jump on the opportunity and purchase a stake if a second round opens up. Thanks!
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I and others that have been scammed by you know that you're manipulating the cards because we've played enough times in the REAL WORLD (I have decades under my belt) to know that the hands we're getting (and also the order that we are getting them in) have a statistically low to zero probability of actually occurring in an actual legitimate casino.
I don't think comparing the cards you were getting at CoinRoyale with brick and mortar casino is the right way to judge the fairness of a casino. Like I said previously, I can post all the hands you've played here and let the public see the hands you talked about (that "have a statistically low to zero probability of actually occurring in an actual legitimate casino."). Wouldn't that fulfil your purpose to call us out?  You're right. Using the model of a real brick and mortar casino wouldn't work for you, because you wouldn't be making enough money. It's clearly obvious that your concept of "fairness" is a completely different one than the rest of us have. For you, fairness is about screwing other people over so that you can line your greedy pocket with more money. What's the point of looking at a document output when you literally "hold all the cards" and can manipulate the numbers at will. That's how Madoff got away with his scam for such a long time, because they all believed the "hands" or trades he posted to the public which were manipulated in such a way that it fooled the most seasoned accountants for decades. The REAL way to prove to everyone is to have someone go INTO the company and conduct a legitimate audit. Would you be willing to allow someone access to your system to conduct an actual legitimate audit??? Probably not. Like I said before, the proof is in the pudding, people can go right ahead and test it for themselves. It just pains me to see more people getting screwed over by scumbags like you. I will forewarn people yet a second time to STAY AWAY from this sham. If you've been burnt by this scumbag, please continue posting here so that others can avoid getting burnt. I really hope you get what's coming to you victor hing. |
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Sorry to hear that. That's exactly why I posted what I posted. Take my advice and go and play in a brick and mortar casino. This guy hides behinds his "provably fair" B.S and is secretly manipulating the hands behind the scenes. Trust me! victorhing- you're a fu*cking thief for scamming all these people. Unethical scam artists like you are the reason why crypto currency has such a bad rep in the mainstream. All I gotta say is Karma's a bit7ch man, I hope you get what's coming to you!
Our Provably Fair system is well-documented and open for any critics/challenge: https://coinroyale.com/#/provablyfair . In fact, we wrote the entire thing in layman's term so everyone can understand it (that's why we called it "Simple Provably Fair"). Basically, there's no way we could manipulate the outcome of the game. We do this by giving our players the SHA of initial shuffle and letting them put in their own player seed (to 'cut the deck'), before every single game. And after the game, player can click on "verify hand" to see if each hand is fair. If you have played on the site before, I can also provide you a history of all the games played for statistical analysis. If you haven't played on the site before, feel free to PM me and I'm happy to give you some credit (good for hundreds of games) to give our site a spin. I have played and don't need you to provide me with a history or give me credits. I and others that have been scammed by you know that you're manipulating the cards because we've played enough times in the REAL WORLD (I have decades under my belt) to know that the hands we're getting (and also the order that we are getting them in) have a statistically low to zero probability of actually occurring in an actual legitimate casino. I can also come up with a "provably fair" equation and code my site to check a couple of green lights to show you that pigs can fly. But we all know that they can't. So don't try to bullshit people with your alchemy. You're a straight up scam artist that's screwing people out of their BTC. It's people like you and MT Gox that screw people over because of your insatiable lust for greed. The only thing that I can hope for is for people reading this to heed my warning and not put their BTC in your sham of a casino and get screwed over like the rest of us did. The rest, I'll just leave up to Karma. |
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and I thought it was only me! I've played enough hands here to tell you all that CoinRoyale is one big SCAM rigged heavily in favor of its creators. I've played blackjack at casinos all over the world, offline and online, you name it. The folks behind this have cleverly orchestrated the cards from the beginning to HEAVILY favor themselves and are hiding behind this "Provably Fair" system but don't be fooled! I've experienced EXACTLY the same thing that joksim299 speaks off where in many instances, even with a high hand, you will get a push or the dealer will somehow get blackjack starting with a low number; and this will happen CONSISTENTLY FIVE OR SIX TIMES IN A ROW and in many cases, the hand comes out in the same order (dealer draws 2 Kings or gets blackjack starting with an Ace). Guess your programming wasn't that bullet proof Victorhing? Either that, or "Low House Edge" means 75% over player. There's no counting how many people must have been scammed by the con artists behind this one.  I would advise EXTREME CAUTION gambling here. But you know what? Don't let me discourage you. The proof is in the pudding. Go ahead and start out with a really small bet, play a number of times and you'll see EXACTLY what I mean! If you've also been scammed like myself and jokskim299, please continue posting here so that at the very least, others can avoid getting burnt by these scam artists. same here spent over 2 BTC in the past month or so Sorry to hear that. That's exactly why I posted what I posted. Take my advice and go and play in a brick and mortar casino. This guy hides behinds his "provably fair" B.S and is secretly manipulating the hands behind the scenes. Trust me! victorhing- you're a fu*cking thief for scamming all these people. Unethical scam artists like you are the reason why crypto currency has such a bad rep in the mainstream. All I gotta say is Karma's a bit7ch man, I hope you get what's coming to you! |
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If you starting to play here it is one big sam,be careful.
Provably unfair.
Agreed. I can't believe people are still falling for this scam site. |
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What is the best way to mine with an MCB PRO with an NVIDIA card?
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WTB 10,000 DRK and possibly 20,000 DRK if a good deal, PM ME (with sensible offers).
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and I thought it was only me! I've played enough hands here to tell you all that CoinRoyale is one big SCAM rigged heavily in favor of its creators. I've played blackjack at casinos all over the world, offline and online, you name it. The folks behind this have cleverly orchestrated the cards from the beginning to HEAVILY favor themselves and are hiding behind this "Provably Fair" system but don't be fooled! I've experienced EXACTLY the same thing that joksim299 speaks off where in many instances, even with a high hand, you will get a push or the dealer will somehow get blackjack starting with a low number; and this will happen CONSISTENTLY FIVE OR SIX TIMES IN A ROW and in many cases, the hand comes out in the same order (dealer draws 2 Kings or gets blackjack starting with an Ace). Guess your programming wasn't that bullet proof Victorhing? Either that, or "Low House Edge" means 75% over player. There's no counting how many people must have been scammed by the con artists behind this one. I would advise EXTREME CAUTION gambling here. But you know what? Don't let me discourage you. The proof is in the pudding. Go ahead and start out with a really small bet, play a number of times and you'll see EXACTLY what I mean! If you've also been scammed like myself and jokskim299, please continue posting here so that at the very least, others can avoid getting burnt by these scam artists. |
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