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1  Economy / Gambling / Re: [Suspended] paying 5000 USD a casino executive to see my provably fair system on: September 22, 2024, 05:44:00 PM
I am going in the path of patenting this. The Dutch lawyers were much more encouraging than the French ones. I have deposited my paper on i-depot (boip.int) number 148286. So I don’t know if this thread is still relevant.
Once the patent application is filed, I think more people will be interested to take a free look now that they no longer have to commit to anything unless after seeing my system.

Again, thank you for @shield132 for the idea.
2  Economy / Gambling / Re: I have solved the problem of complexity in provably fair games on: September 22, 2024, 05:35:22 PM
I’ve read the replies since my last message. I find these (surprisingly) not to be shitposting, people have actually (in most cases) taken the time to understand the subject.

It is rather logical to think that well they trust their employees who worked hard for years on this rather than a « beginner » like me. Or others who say well there’s a small chance I discovered something, or that I should expose my system for free without any expectation of getting any reward from it.

All of these ignore that once I expose my system no one needs me anymore to implement it, and that such systems can’t be patented, and that all I ask for is some sort of agreement with the casino before exposing my system for free. My system solves a real world problem where a lot of (especially big gamblers) will no longer believe or have doubts they’re being cheated.

Anyway, I’ll still come here from time to time, who knows, someone might actually take me seriously at some point!

Here’s something new: I will pay the casino’s legal team their time to draft the agreement, up to 2500 dollars, payment upfront. I will soon create a new thread with the link to my wallet containing 2500 USDT, up for payment.
Despite the mass of skeptical statements that your invention is fake and many BTT users do not believe that it is possible to come up with such an algorithm, I still continue to think that there is still a small chance that your invention contains something truly innovative and new that no one has come up with before.
And in this regard, I will specifically monitor how our forum colleagues will comment on the further course of events here in the topic.
Actually, in order to remind everyone that such a question has the right to a full discussion here on our forum. And I wish you successful contacts with representatives of various casinos.

And please report news in this topic.

I am going in the path of patenting this. The Dutch lawyers were much more encouraging than the French ones. I have deposited my paper on i-depot (boip.int) number 148286. So I don’t know if this thread is still relevant. I’ll post this info on my other thread where I was offering money.
3  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 5000 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 22, 2024, 05:42:06 PM
How much are larger sites willing to pay for such a system? Is it really worth the hassle in terms of users that can really care about verifying the proof in depth?
These are real questions, and the only one who can answer them would be the owner who would be interested in this.
Although, it’s just common sense that the complexity involved in provably fair is a real problem for many users, and in some cases where it is badly implemented favors cheaters. By solving this problem my system would make players flee the cheaters and use a simpler form, with casinos who already weren’t cheating.

I don't have a good news yet for you but I am continuing my try. Hopefully something positive we can bring for you.

Thank you my friend.

You are welcome but why do you exclusively consult with a Curacao lawyer? If it's impossible to get it patented in Curacao, you might try it in another country. Since Curacao is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, I'd try to reach lawyers from the Netherlands but take this advice of mine with a grain of salt.
I got an appointment with a lawyer from Curaçao. We’ll see, if I can really patent it in Curaçao, I’ve hit the jackpot. I’ll ask her that question about what can I do if not possible.

Edit 24/08: funny that, she gave me same advice as you, consulting a lawyer from the Netherlands.
4  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 5000 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 21, 2024, 05:25:32 PM
AussieMat
Your offer of that additional 2500 USD shows that you are seriously trying to gain attention. I was ignoring this thread and now I came because it looks interesting, I read every post.
Why can't you patent it? Is your country the problem? Maybe it's better to travel to other countries to patent it? Patenting is your best bet to my mind.

Besides this forum, have you tried LinkedIn? Some crypto casinos are on LinkedIn and you can contact their HR, developers, marketers and even CEOs. If I were you, I would try LinkedIn. Connect with many crypto casino employees, HRs and CEOs and then make a similar post on LinkedIn.

I also think that it will be easier for you to contact small casino owners, for example, try to contact Bustabit and Bustadice owner - leomedina

Nice suggestion. I will try to consult a Curaçao lawyer.


@AussieMat
I know an entrepreneur, he is a developer, very skilled however he is looking for business opportunities, do you think I can offer him this?

Why not, the offer was basically for the businesses who are already in the casino industry, but I am open to discussions if he has ideas, he can send me a pm here or on telegram.
5  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 5000 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 20, 2024, 05:38:56 PM
is just a user who doesn't understand the provably fair system of stake

Are you sure just a user? I think they are many.


but as i mentioned before, there are tools made for that:

https://www.provablyfair.me/casino/stake-verifier/
Do you think you’ve solved that user problem by giving him a third party tool that he should trust to verify his bets, and he doesn’t even understand how provably fair even works? If you answer no, then you need my system.
6  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 5000 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 19, 2024, 05:30:29 PM
What's up Doc? I wasn't intentionally ignoring your Telegram messages. They came at the same time as a huge wave of spam and I overlooked it. My bad. I'll get you some meetings with a few owners but please do not pay anyone for this. I understand your reasoning but it will only invite scammers and impersonators into your life. Now, regarding the meetings, I can initiate them over video chats but even knowing a bit more about your invention than what has been disclosed here, I still can't offer more than a verbal guarantee in the protection of your IP. Someone here suggested to register or file for a patent or something. That's a start but enforcing that kind of thing internationally through regulators that are famously non-responsive is unlikely. So, my friend, we are back at square one. I would never advise you to blindly trust anyone with your IP... Especially in our industry but you might have to. Or take that SEO guy's advice and implement your system into actual games that showcase the user friendly approach to PF and go from there. You are more likely to make progress that way, in my opinion.

You can respond on TG if you prefer.

Talk soon.

Thanks for coming in and for the advice, I’ve answered on telegram


I am increasing the reward for the time spent to draft the agreement to 5000 dollars. The wallet in the OP will receive an additional 2501 USDT by next Wednesday august 21st. Nothing changes elsewhere in the process.

I received no response from the contacts of the online casinos I sent messages to, I’ll update them once I add the money.

This is because they don´t really need a provably fair system, they already have one, and it works fine, why would they want to spend money on a new system and implementation if the one that they already have works fine?

And with "Works fine" i mean:

1.- User already can switch their user seed.
2.- User can verify each bet.
3.- There are tools made to verify bets by batch.

These are the casino games that i talked about before, let me share the thread with you: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5489928.msg63842785#msg63842785

If you are interested I'm open for negotiation.

For example, below is a problem my system solves. With my system, you’d need 10x more ignorance to say such a thing:
Stake celebrates the 7th anniversary of its provably rigged in-house Black Jack system and 19 months!!! after discovery and compensation demand I am still not compensated!

Is it because Stake is managed by two RuneScape players and a chat moderator?  Cheesy

I’ve checked your link, pretty cool stuff. I’m not a businessman though (at least not yet), I’m not sure I want to start and operate an online casino, or to reveal my system for everyone to see.
7  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 2500 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 19, 2024, 02:39:17 AM
I am increasing the reward for the time spent to draft the agreement to 5000 dollars. The wallet in the OP will receive an additional 2501 USDT by next Wednesday august 21st. Nothing changes elsewhere in the process.

I received no response from the contacts of the online casinos I sent messages to, I’ll update them once I add the money.
8  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 2500 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 16, 2024, 06:15:49 AM
I was thinking about this topic  and I think op should implement his provably fair system on some demo casino. That way would be easier to explain to casinos how does the New provably fair system works.

I could help on this, I have a casino software with 4 games, if you want send me a PM and we ca find the way to works together.

This is not a bad idea. OP has shown a willingness to put their money where their mouth is (although without funds being escrowed it is just words). I doubt many large casino executives care about $2500 though. That may be a big amount of money for you or I, but to someone with millions coming in, it honestly probably isn’t an incentive. Going at it along and building a player base might be the best way forward.

I wouldn’t do this except if it’s the only way, but I hope this works though, @Stalker22 answered on this. The 2500 is not to impress the executives, it’s to show seriousness and to distinguish myself from the masses. What average person is willing to throw 2500 just to get someone to draft an agreement with no further commitment if the product is not used?

Pretty interesting and useful posts in the last day! @Stalker22, you are correct on everything you said, you’ve carefully followed my thread!



I'm not sure that this is your best approach, the industry is volatile and even *I* don't trust crypto casino owners without any contracts in place, now imagine why you shouldn't.

If you think you have a new mechanic for verifying the fairness of crypto casino games, before doing your outreach I would make sure that;
#1. I have an environment set up for someone to test it out easily, e.g. a demo online casino under a password where they can play and verify
#2. I have everything patented, branded and trademarked in the countries where casinos get their licenses (e.g. Curacao)
#3. I have a business model in mind, e.g. licensing the method.

Additionally:
a.) If I would need money, I would target VIP players tired of the scams within the industry, so that you have the emotional aspect.
b.) If I would need feedback and clients, I would target slot providers since they are the ones implementing all the security features.

I’ve consulted many lawyers in my country, I’ve searched it and thought about it big and large, and I can’t do #2, so #1 falls apart and everything else. No one should know about my system without prior agreement. I doubt in Curaçao it would be different, but if the casino somehow manages to patent it I’ll get additional benefits though.

« a) » is the problem my system solves. The respected casinos correctly implementing the provably fair games do not distinguish themselves very clearly from those who don’t. I know for a fact that if you’re careful enough you can’t be cheated on Stake, but that requires coding knowledge and some work to understand the system. I’ve also checked Rollbit, and that was not the case, since they were showing game hash only after result, I’m not sure if they fixed this since I checked, but you get the point.

And no problem I decide I am working on trust, if the casino takes the 2500 without drafting the agreement, I would be mad but wouldn’t lose sleep over it, and will start again! This would be very unlikely though since I am expecting large offers small casinos won’t be likely to make, and no big casino would damage their reputation for 2500.
9  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 2500 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 15, 2024, 09:55:14 AM
Or maybe your post is simply a joke and you won't be giving away 2500 USD for nothing. You are obviously a smart person, just use your brain and you will come to the right conclusion. Grin
It looks like the address posted at OP has the $2500 balance so it does not look like a joke to me. May be the OP genuinely needs a casino to help him.

Yes I posted here before transferring the money to prove the wallet is mine. Most posts here though are useless I just ignore them.
10  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 2500 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 13, 2024, 12:15:31 PM
Yes, my system is so simple it can be provably fair by exchanging some messages.
I talked to the contact person I have for Playgram and this was a part of his response.

Quote
Hi, thanks for bringing it tou my attention. I believe it's probably not something our team would be interested to check. ~snip~
As the reason he told that it could have a security threat in their system. I don't understand the technical but I am sure the team checked every possibilities before replying my message.

I will try to contact with some other contacts I have. If I have anything to share then I will post here.

Thank you. You also have my telegram as well (I sent you a message). The funny part is that I think they probably don’t believe me. But no problem, from my side I’ll do my best, and even if I got a deal and at the end the casino wasn’t interested, I think it will be worth the 2500 usd, at least I’ll make peace with this (but unlikely to happen).

Try though to contact big casinos, more likely that I’ll be accepting their offer, but I’m open to any suggestions anyway.
11  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am paying 2500 USD for a big casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 12, 2024, 10:54:23 AM
Hello,

It’s been a while I claimed to have discovered a new way for implementing provably fair system, that is both easier for the player to understand and to verify. I believe my system solves big problems, the biggest one being the doubt a high rollers can have about being cheated, especially for their biggest bets.

The initial discussion is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464581.msg62748057#msg62748057

Now, I am deciding I am paying the casino who is interested 2500 dollars (upfront) for the time that it could spend to draft our agreement. Afterwards, the casino gets a free look at my system, and then either decides to implement it, in which case our agreement should be executed, either they decide not, and nothing binds them further.

My wallet, that has 0 USDT now, will receive 2503 USDT at most by tomorrow: https://etherscan.io/address/0x2fbfb67dcb312faaf94788891a4c1a545dc5cf5b#tokentxns

No contract is required to pay that 2500 dollars, I’ll just keep it on trust. No strings attached. Although, before doing so, I’d like to only exchange a few words about what type of agreement we should have beforehand, because it wouldn’t be possible for me to send 2500 USD to everyone, and discover later that they wouldn’t give me a penny for using my system.

That’s it, don’t hesitate to contact me by pm or post here for any questions. Have a nice week.
Do these games or game support Telegram platform, I mean can these be integrated to Telegram platform? Let me know. I may check with one of my client to know what they think. I have a few other contacts which I can try too. Feel free to reach me on my Telegram, we can communicate there faster.



Yes, my system is so simple it can be provably fair by exchanging some messages.

Please PM your telegram (checked your profile and couldn’t find it)
12  Economy / Gambling / [Suspended] paying 5000 USD a casino executive to see my provably fair system on: August 12, 2024, 06:02:54 AM
Hello,
It’s been a while I claimed to have discovered a new way for implementing provably fair system, that is both easier for the player to understand and to verify. I believe my system solves big problems, the biggest one being the doubt a high rollers can have about being cheated, especially for their biggest bets.

The initial discussion is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464581.msg62748057#msg62748057

Now, I am deciding I am paying the casino who is interested 5000 dollars (upfront) for the time that it could spend to draft our agreement. Afterwards, the casino gets a free look at my system, and then either decides to implement it, in which case our agreement should be executed, either they decide not, and nothing binds them further.

My wallet, that has  0  2503 USDT now, will receive 2503 2501 USDT at most in 2 days so by wednesday 21st of August: https://etherscan.io/address/0x2fbfb67dcb312faaf94788891a4c1a545dc5cf5b#tokentxns

No contract is required to pay that 5000 dollars, I’ll just keep it on trust. No strings attached. Although, before doing so, I’d like to only exchange a few words about what type of agreement we should have beforehand, because it wouldn’t be possible for me to send 5000 USD to everyone, and discover later that they wouldn’t give me a penny for using my system.

That’s it, don’t hesitate to contact me by pm or post here for any questions. Have a nice week.

Edit 24/08/24:
I am moving from USDT to PAXG, better to have them in ounces of gold, the usd is losing value fast. The wallet has 0 now but will receive 2 PAXG (= 2 ounces) by tomorrow or at most on Monday august 26.

Edit 29/08/24: My coins got stuck at phemex trying to buy PaxG, but they’ll pay back the money to my wallet within 15 working days. For the time being also, exploring the possibility of patent, so I am suspending this campaign. If I come back, I’ll be adding more money, for the current offer I only received one uninteresting suggestion
13  Economy / Gambling / Re: I have solved the problem of complexity in provably fair games on: August 08, 2024, 10:14:53 AM
I’ve read the replies since my last message. I find these (surprisingly) not to be shitposting, people have actually (in most cases) taken the time to understand the subject.

It is rather logical to think that well they trust their employees who worked hard for years on this rather than a « beginner » like me. Or others who say well there’s a small chance I discovered something, or that I should expose my system for free without any expectation of getting any reward from it.

All of these ignore that once I expose my system no one needs me anymore to implement it, and that such systems can’t be patented, and that all I ask for is some sort of agreement with the casino before exposing my system for free. My system solves a real world problem where a lot of (especially big gamblers) will no longer believe or have doubts they’re being cheated.

Anyway, I’ll still come here from time to time, who knows, someone might actually take me seriously at some point!

Here’s something new: I will pay the casino’s legal team their time to draft the agreement, up to 2500 dollars, payment upfront. I will soon create a new thread with the link to my wallet containing 2500 USDT, up for payment.
14  Economy / Gambling / Re: I have solved the problem of complexity in provably fair games on: August 01, 2024, 11:53:23 AM
Still available. My provably fair paper has been sitting on my computer for a few months now.
15  Economy / Gambling / Re: I have solved the problem of complexity in provably fair games on: July 31, 2024, 09:38:42 AM
unless you can set new custom seed (and actually set a new seed for every game round, which nobody does), the provably fair game is a sham, for example on duelbits.com you cannot actually set a custom 'seed' and instead just 'cycle' for a new seed (which is decided by it's backend),

this opinion is coming from own experience creating turnkey/whitelabel casino platforms / custom games (slots & livecasino) for instance check https://portfolio.wildwestgaming.net.

Ofcourse if you do need game distribution I hold myself recommend (check my topic on profile).

Hey there. That is not true, you only have to define a Client Seed once, that is truly random, and you’re good to go practically forever. You’ll only have to verify that your current game matches the nonce for your game round, which is easy to do, though not very practical for those who make very large number of bets, but easy to do for those who want to place large bets and make sure they’re not being cheated for any of those bets.

I’ve read what has been said since my last post, and I can say this about getting a « no ». The most weird thing about this « no » is that I am not trying to get any money to sell my system, but will reveal it for free, and only get paid s pedefined amount agreed upon, ONLY IF the casino decides to implement it. It shouldn’t take their legal team more than a few hours to send the contract. I had some hopes when an executive from BC.Game was interested in this but he ended up shrugging me off. And I am a very highly qualified person, it’s not like you’re talking to some idiot or something. It is what it is, at this point I pretty much can’t do anything about it, unless if at some point I open my own casino and become successful.
But this is probably the best way out of such a stalemate, one might say. 

However, to open your own casino you will need quite a lot of money and whether you can find sponsors specifically for the project of opening a casino with a unique algorithm for checking provable fairness is a very big question.  But, I repeat, in my opinion this is a more realistic course of events than what you have proposed so far.  As a matter of fact, it is unlikely that there will be anyone among the casino managers who will agree to try out a new algorithm that is unfamiliar to him and potentially dangerous for his business.  This can cause serious image losses for this casino.  All the bosses are afraid and don’t want to get involved.

Nobody should be afraid as long as they get a free look at my system without any prior engagement of implementing it.

I think the main reason for them not being interested is that for most they don’t even believe that such a thing is possible, or how can I come up with it and not their specialized teams.
16  Economy / Gambling / Re: I have solved the problem of complexity in provably fair games on: July 29, 2024, 05:51:27 PM
unless you can set new custom seed (and actually set a new seed for every game round, which nobody does), the provably fair game is a sham, for example on duelbits.com you cannot actually set a custom 'seed' and instead just 'cycle' for a new seed (which is decided by it's backend),

this opinion is coming from own experience creating turnkey/whitelabel casino platforms / custom games (slots & livecasino) for instance check https://portfolio.wildwestgaming.net.

Ofcourse if you do need game distribution I hold myself recommend (check my topic on profile).

Hey there. That is not true, you only have to define a Client Seed once, that is truly random, and you’re good to go practically forever. You’ll only have to verify that your current game matches the nonce for your game round, which is easy to do, though not very practical for those who make very large number of bets, but easy to do for those who want to place large bets and make sure they’re not being cheated for any of those bets.

I’ve read what has been said since my last post, and I can say this about getting a « no ». The most weird thing about this « no » is that I am not trying to get any money to sell my system, but will reveal it for free, and only get paid s pedefined amount agreed upon, ONLY IF the casino decides to implement it. It shouldn’t take their legal team more than a few hours to send the contract. I had some hopes when an executive from BC.Game was interested in this but he ended up shrugging me off. And I am a very highly qualified person, it’s not like you’re talking to some idiot or something. It is what it is, at this point I pretty much can’t do anything about it, unless if at some point I open my own casino and become successful.
17  Economy / Lending / Re: Loan of 800 usdt, give back 850 by 31st of July / with great collateral on: July 24, 2024, 03:06:33 AM
There are such services available where you can use your NFT's as collateral, Why not try seek out those platforms which is more suited to what your looking for in your circumstance.

Yes I saw Nftfi. Weirdly enough, my sportsbots didn’t appear for collateral as a loan! But you know what, better be it. Who knows something might happen (I hope not) to the lender and I might never get them back.

The funny thing is, just before I reply here, I got refund from taxes, 777 of the currency of my country, same number as one of my 2 NFTs.
18  Economy / Lending / Re: Loan of 800 usdt, give back 850 by 31st of July / with great collateral on: July 16, 2024, 06:45:17 AM
Please check OP again, I edited the loan amount for 800 usdt. It’s what you can get on opensea by accepting the bid price and they’ll be sold instantly. I think that must be very good!

OP - where is the money coming from to repay the loan?

My salary
19  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Am I the person at the origin of QR based hardware wallets? on: July 15, 2024, 09:29:23 AM
Now can anyone tell me of an earlier use of this method?

Electrum wallet has had this feature built-in since version 2.0, released in 2015 if I'm not mistaken, so the method existed at least five years before your message.

And if you carefully read the Electrum 2.0 release notes, you can find out that they based that feature on Andreas Schildbach's base43 idea, which is even much older (here are some sources from 2011: [https://groups.google.com/g/bitcoinj/c/oEOtluuyQBo/m/KBven3k9LzEJ]).

So, I'm sorry to disappoint you, but no, you are not the "originator" of that idea.


Hey there FatFork, thank you very much this answers my question! Unfortunately I don’t have any merits to give.
20  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Am I the person at the origin of QR based hardware wallets? on: July 15, 2024, 07:42:50 AM
Hello,

At the time I got into crypto, there was only ledger and trezor as hardware wallets. Veterans explained to me that the most secure way to store crypto was to use a cold machine and use usb keys to sign those transactions. I figured out a better way. Here’s a telegram message dated back from 14th of September 2020 that I wrote:


Now can anyone tell me of an earlier use of this method?
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