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It looks like an interesting project. I'm sitting here with up to 17 idle devices, my Dashboard says mining has started and I have no idea how to start mining. I'd invite more people but I don't want to invite them and have them get stuck like I am.
All that said this project seems like BOINC or Fold@Home with its own token which is a great idea and likely worth the wait.
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REBL has been listed on Etherdelta and Bit-Z and currently trades around $0.14 USD. If you got 2,000 airdropped tokens that'd be about $280 USD.
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This project has been a disappointment to me. The features they've rolled out are good and useful. That said an obvious implementation of this browser would be to allow users to opt in to specific advertisers in exchange for tokens. That has not happened. As a result the browser is pure 'outgo' with no 'income'. It should go both ways and the fact it does not is a glaring omission. Most people just aren't interested in a browser they have to feed.
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Just a heads up guys CryptoTechs account here at bitcointalk has been hacked, if you have enquiries relating to TheCryptoChat please head to https://thecryptochat.net So, yeah, their BCT account was hacked but send them photos of your personal id just to use a faucet because it's in safe, capable hands.  |
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Paying an actual small fee would be highly preferable to releasing personal identification into unknown hands. If you'd had a site you use hacked and your info stolen you'd understand.
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I highly recommend avoiding TheCryptoChat. They are requiring users to send in photo id just to use faucets. Can you imagine every faucet site requiring you to send your id? What a security risk!
I mentioned in chat I didn't think it was a good idea on their part and got instantly banned from the site.
If you want to be treated like a criminal going through a TSA checkpoint and put your identification in the hands of unknown people by all means use the site but otherwise stay away.
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2X:
OS: Windows 10 64 Bit
CPU: Intel core i5
RAM: 8GB
GPU: Intel graphics
13X
OS: Android 4.4 (various models inc. Motorola and LG)
1X
OS: Android 5.0 (LG)
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It seems to have nice features but 'Cheat' is already a fail coin. You might as well have named it 'Steal'. Seriously, what are people thinking?
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Stellar (XLM) is Ripple without the banker taste in your mouth.
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See you in Telegram guys. Keep up the good work.
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Bitcointalk username: Gphx
Bitcointalk rank: Junior Member
Eth: 0xBC958085022436ba0020e08D6bC2d5e90297a90f
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It'd be great if 90% of the miners were mining BCH because by definition they'd all be constantly selling it. |
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well time perfectly orchestrated pump and dump. Weak hands fold easily in these environments, as can be seen by the chaotic posting on this forum. These guys know what they are doing and made a ton of cash.
BTW none of this is good for BTC moving forward, as it scares off mainstream participants. they have been burned many many times by wall st, and the idea that BTC was something different in starting to fade away.
If they stuck with bitcoin thus far they don't have a problem. BTC maximalists told them to dump BCH in August and use the proceeds to buy BTC. Anyone who did doubled their $900 to $1800. BCH holders on the other hand are waking up underwater to a halved price and massive sell walls. If it continues to go that way all it will do is ensure no one ever gets forked over again. |
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On the surface this scenario seems much like the revenue generated by hosting 'mining' snippets but in additional it performs actual needed services such as data storage.
This is an interesting concept with an actual product and potential to say the least. I'm looking forward to further developments along such lines.
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Can i mining this coin? This seem like a good coin to mining.
It's a Proof of Stake coin. You can essentially mine it by using the Bitrad.io streaming music webpage to get free coins. No reason you couldn't do it in a browser tab while your machine mines other coins. |
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No Captchas and no payments 10/11 or 10/12. Is there a problem?
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Bitrad has been pretty cool so far. BUT, now i keep getting 403 Forbidden page.Tried firefox and chrome, cleaned history and cache. Anybody know what may be causing this? Also my payments are not going out every hour anymore. All of this just started happening a few days ago.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
403 error is a new, never get it before, there was a persistent problem in the past with 503. Now seems to work, at least on edge. Payments are made after your balance reach 0.1 BRO not every hour as it was in the past. Something wrong with the change apparently. I was previously getting .1 or more Bro per payment then haven't gotten any payments at all today. |
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Today the ReCaptchas to access the site have refused to allow themselves to be solved on any of my devices. Anyone else have this problem?
Before entering the ReCaptchas, update the page. I did not have any problems Seems local. Google has locked me out of successfully completing ReCaptcha on any device with a logged in Google account. Oh joy, but not Bitrad.io's problem. |
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Today the ReCaptchas to access the site have refused to allow themselves to be solved on any of my devices. Anyone else have this problem?
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