Yeah, the automated dividend system is working pretty well, if I do say so myself

FYI here's the transaction.

https://blockchain.info/tx/cab576646441a1de40dcc77ba9e1e1ae1eb76da79999ee17ec13f0d27f22bab1

All the dividend payments should come from the 1CwrK8GTwq4eQYZwTxMpL271Bpj7Zu3PUQ address. I'd vote for just using using the 1GHY9Vb8GyyohfoFqyHmjc5mC1KeyV7ND4 address (the payout distributor address for this group) as the eligius address so we can all see exactly what's happening, and we can get payouts as soon as eligius finds blocks.

Right, this should be mining now/very soon. Talk to us please TheSwede!

doonter
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Thanks.

Okay.

To put certain people's minds at ease, a random client seed has been added.

Client-side JS generates a random number, which combined with the server seed (in the hash) returns the final value. No need to switch crazily between above/below if you don't want.

It's true, people might not often change their choice.

One way to put your mind at ease would be to, client-side, randomly choose above or below behind the scenes, in addition to the main screen one; I might implement that, shouldn't take more than five minutes.

This method of provably fair however (even with the modification above) makes a lot more sense to the average player, than having them input a seed, and not really knowing how to verify that they aren't being cheated.

Hey - I'm the dev here.

You are given a hash, and you can decide whether you want to guess above/below your number.

So you are in complete control over whether the number you are above to be given is a winning one or not.


For example, if the number you are given (hashed of course) is 20, then it could be a winning number if you say 'below 50' or 'below 30' but it would also be a losing number if you say 'above 21' or 'above 90'.

Even if we were malicious, and the 20 wasn't fully random, you as the player always have complete control (via above/below and choosing a number) whether the 20 (or whatever the number is) is a winner or a loser.

Hehe, some teenager from Europe.

But yes, I'll plug my own GB: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1h8na6/casascius_silver_1btc_group_buy/

A total of 2.18/coin (for US) rather than the 2.49 you'd be paying here!

I'm organizing one on /r/Bitcoin, if any of you are interested. I'm in the EU, but can ship to the US for an extra 0.1

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1h8na6/casascius_silver_1btc_group_buy/

1 share @ 2.25

http://blockchain.info/tx/93715f872952758a63faa6d15d94c02a39cc830e4341c61136cd959d9d321609

I would like to receive at 1DbB4V2S4swB2BCiSS73yKY7tghqdunSUe

Thanks!

http://btc-fork-api.appspot.com/

I was looking for this utility, but it didn't seem to exist, so I created it! Essentially you can get an address that whenever funds are sent to it, immediately sends it on to other bitcoin addresses, according to certain settings.

For example, sending bitcoin to Address A might actually have the 20% of the bitcoin end up in Address B, while 20mbtc go to Address C, and the rest go to Address D.

btc-fork-api.appspot.com/new?cases={"addressB":"20%","addressC":"20mbtc","addressD":"default"} will return an address A such that the above example works.

Just a handy API that I will be using even if nobody else does!

http://bitcointipper.appspot.com has LTC support, but it would be nice if this one would have it as well.

I also would be much more willing to hand over the BTC for a 1% fee, or none at all. Refunding once the process has started is different, but if you want to get the 60 shares sold, that's a bit of a barrier.

Please put me down for 2-3 shares. Any idea whether the Saturns are all coming out before the Jupiters?

I'd also just like to verify that my reservation was accepted. My transaction should appear relatively soon, just got to break some bitcoin out of cold storage.

I would like to reserve one share please.

Curious, what is your reasoning behind trusting this company?

Hello,

so the idea is to purchase 16 chips (1.29BTC) + 60EUR (which is transfered also in Bitcoin I am assuming? @0.64BTC) for a total of 1.93BTC. A 16 miner would get around 4.5Gh/s?

When would we expect to receive these miners? (this month? next month?)

Thanks for the response.

The idea behind the widget is that it also would say how many bitcoins the owner has received - and the only way to do that, short of implementing bitcoinqt in Javascript (silly idea), is to use a blockchain explorer like blockchain.info.

Otherwise it really isn't a widget. My widget at bitcointipper.appspot.com is nice and clean, and the only things it uses is a website to generate QR codes, and blockchain.info to find the current balance. Other than that, it doesn't rely on anything else (i.e. me)

Hey! I've done this at bitcointipper.appspot.com

Take a look. At the moment, it generates a single script tag that can be entered on any webpage to hold a donation widget, of two different sizes, either for BTC or LTC.

If you wanted the code to be hosted on the user's website, I could make it open-source! (for a tip)

Thanks.

Hey, I just found ?cors=true that you can add to the end of any request! Perfect.

Thanks.