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1061  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [RAFFLE] Tenth Trifecta II | BTCC MANIA | Ception Inside | 7/16 Tickets Remain on: May 29, 2019, 12:05:26 AM
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1062  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [RAFFLE] Tenth Trifecta II | BTCC MANIA | Ception Inside | 7/16 Tickets Remain on: May 28, 2019, 11:52:40 PM
I'll take A in ception Give me a few on payment.Paid e186aad706d09e34e247757c1f7a6bf3ad99399d45ae4b6190bbf92ea0c124f3
1063  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: FreeBitco.in - Win a Lamborghini Huracan LP 580-2!! on: May 28, 2019, 08:33:19 PM
Hello all,

Can someone help me understand how exactly the "Betting on events" functions work?

The "time weight multiplier" is particularly confusing to me in how it relates to the bet amount and the outcome odds. Is there a formula for estimating how much you're going to win given the bet amount, odds and time weight multiplier?

For example, I bet 50 satoshi recently and the final odds were 1.51; also, when I made the bet the time multiplier was at ~25%. I got paid 72 satoshi but don't understand where that figure came from. Shouldn't it have been at least 75? Does the time multiplier subtract somehow from the (odds * bet amount) total?

About 25% is what you indicated, But odds are you just submitted a little later then your page's time stamps while you where crunching numbers so statistics where off a few % but thats just a guess.
 My question is why did you go through so much trouble over 3 Satoshi? (regarding making a new account just to post here)
1064  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [iso] lealana brass 0.10 bitcoins on: May 28, 2019, 04:30:16 PM
Let's bump this up,


Come on there's gotta be some out there

Maybe this is telling you something ??
SMH

Enlighten me o great one
Its like me looking for those damn Series 1 and 2 MJB coins,  The law of attraction just doesnt work on some things
1065  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [48-HOUR AUCTION] Satori Coin 0.001 Funded on: May 28, 2019, 04:26:58 PM
I'm just simply saying its unfair to judge a situation you know nothing about.
1066  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [48-HOUR AUCTION] Satori Coin 0.001 Funded on: May 28, 2019, 04:17:24 PM
I recommend atleast escrow is used.
??
Point ?
One can be frammed, account can be hacked or sold on need.
I'm not claiming he is a scammer however, yet the trust system can be played.
Thats for the winner to decide, Not you.
Next time you have a personal suggestion try personal messages
Or simply poke around a little, see that bills made plenty of honest transactions, but was honest with the fact he was on a alt account and got painted red in a matter of days over that.
I feel this post you made was a reputational attack when your obviously misinformed to the pretenses.

Overall Bill , I think what you did add's value to your character in my book. Its sad your probally going to encounter this a bit more .


[edit] Poked around and found this (Its a topic where your trying to buy a lb account.)
Can't pm u, what's ur pricing?

add me discord
Limitless#2937

You can pm me now, there is an option to allow newbies account to pm you that I had to fix
I cannot pm you on discord just with that, theres a different account number and name on each server, so besides that I cannot find you on discord you still not accept messages from newbies on bitcointalk so we can discuss.


So where do we go from here?.....
Do we recomend you to use escrow now, (lets pretend you already have some trust/deals go through)
1067  Other / Archival / Re: [Raffle] Titan Tenth + Gold Penny + Silver | Ception Inside | 17/32 Tickets on: May 28, 2019, 01:58:58 PM
Raffleceptions give away 6 free tickets to the next ception KY, have you accounted for those?

You could have said that in your first post, I said I might be wrong. Let me update the math. hold on a few minutes


32 inception spots - 12 because of prizes = .08 btc
7 inception spots that never filled = .028 btc
3 main raffle spots = 0.03225

Total btc collected: 0.14025 btc
Total amount you said you will refund. 0.11825 btc


Alright so there are the new numbers what else did I miss?
Quit making shit difficult.  
Take the second chance on the 5oz.
If it where me considering it's already wasted $$$ maybe your $30 wont be thrown down the drain on this second chance Wink
I would suggest everyone else do the same instead of refunds!
1068  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [POLL] HELP ME NAME MY NEW CUSTOM BITCOIN PAINTING! on: May 28, 2019, 01:46:01 PM
initium novum or novum aurora
New beginning or a new dawn
basically whatever you decide translate it to latin Smiley
1069  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: (WTS) RTX 2080 - Graphic card - HQ for mining. 900$ on: May 28, 2019, 01:25:38 PM
I can vouch that bitify is a great escrow platform,  I would also like to recomend users MinerJones and Phillipma1957 for escrow (shipping/btc)
1070  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: The Lightning Network FAQ on: May 28, 2019, 12:24:03 PM
Is it just me or has there been way less enthusiasm for Lightning in the past 1 or 2 months?
Last week, I've installed a LN wallet (Eclair) for the first time. It didn't all go exactly as I expected, but all in all I'm quite impressed. I've made more transactions in a week just for testing LN than I've made in Bitcoin in months. I'm convinced low fees for small transactions is what Bitcoin needs to grow (be it with LN or some other system).

Some of the unexpected things I ran into:
1. After funding the channel, I had no receiving capacity. I only got that after sending some funds.
2. The amount available to send was less than what I deposited. I first thought it was a reservation for fees to broadcast it to the blockchain, but later on the available amount went up a bit. It's still not as much as I've put into the channel.
3. I'm not sure how long the channel will stay open if I don't close it. Maybe forever, unless the other party closes it?
4. I have no idea how high fees will be to close the channel, maybe I can manually set them, maybe I can't.
5. Synchronizing Eclair takes quite a while after installation, but it also takes longer than for instance Electrum when I start it up.
6. Eclair somehow didn't use my full balance to open a LN channel, it left 600 satoshi in a change address. I'm pretty sure I chose to use the maximum amount, so it shouldn't have created Bitcoin dust.

Good things:
1. I bought virtual flowers on https://niffler.co/bitcoin-graveyard/
2. I painted a few pixels on https://satoshis.place/
3. I gambled a few Satoshis on https://lightning-roulette.com/ (my 100 Sat deposit never arrived at the site, I don't know why, but I'm pretty sure this isn't LNs fault)
4. I bought some Doge coins at https://www.coinplaza.it/ (this seems to be a great way to increase or decrease funding or receiving capacity of a channel). For this transaction I paid the highest fee until now (10 satoshi).
5. Most of the transactions worth a few satoshi were sent without any fee.
6. Speed! It took a few seconds at most to send or receive funds.



I dislike the "fighting" that happens in many LN-threads though. Some people like it, some people don't, but for some reason the people who don't like it feel the need to keep posting about it, while the people who like it feel the need to keep responding to them. Let me put it this way: as a Bitcoin user, I don't care if small transactions are handled by a centralized organisation, in a second layer, or on-chain, as long as it's low-cost. The risk is low anyway (because of the small amounts involved). I trust several organisations with much larger amounts than I'll ever put into a Lightning channel.

What I'd like to see, is a topic with just information about LN. I'm not experienced enough yet to make one myself, but I'd like to see one that's heavily self-moderated.
Disregard the guys fighting they are trying to work out a few kinks! Please notice LoyceV that LN Is still like pre-Beta lots of bugs and majority of the site operators are using opennode.co's service Only a few are built from scratch with minimal scrapers ex (Microlancer.io)
LN seems to have lost a lot of traction in the last month, However Ive raised some BTC to sponsor a LN Awareness campaign sponsored by at least 12 LN site operators, (since these are micro BTC platforms Ive convinced site owners to run a LN awareness campaign to advertise the current LN Eco-Sphere)
Adoptions going to be a little slow during rally's , but when fee's are 15k sats consistently LN will be brought to light .


And I agree OP should come here and lighten the mood!
1071  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: Interest Check on GAWMiners "The Fury" Scrypt Miner (45watt 1.3 mhs) on: May 27, 2019, 08:07:24 PM
Yea I thought maybe Altcoins/Mining ?  I'll delete /move tomorrow
1072  Economy / Computer hardware / Interest Check on GAWMiners "The Fury" Scrypt Miner (45watt 1.3 mhs) on: May 27, 2019, 07:44:25 PM
1.3 mhs @ 45 watts
comes with PSU
Willing to ship anywhere if you cover it. (Taxes/Customs are on you) from TX
Willing to escrow if you cover it.
Interested in selling or trading, Its not really practical just a novelty/solo lottery miner.
I like crypto BTC collectible's or crypto BTC. Anything listed on bittrex is fine
This requires a controller such as a computer or raspberry pi etc.
1073  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [48-HOUR AUCTION] Satori Coin 0.001 Funded on: May 26, 2019, 12:27:52 PM
Bid Increments:NONE
0.0015BTC
1074  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [WTB] 1g Silver Commemorative Coins MJB MM Series 1 & 2, & BTC NERD's Genesis on: May 23, 2019, 04:29:20 PM
Updated I'm still looking for MJB MM Series 1 and 2 As well as Bitcoin Nerd's Genesis Block coin

Also interested in other 15mm coins ! Educate me as I don't know if there's more.

You saw the think I posted si ?
Yes with the little gold plated coins? At the price they have I'm getting them Smiley My checkout keeps freezing though.
1075  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [WTB] 1g Silver Commemorative Coins MJB MM Series 1 & 2, & BTC NERD's Genesis on: May 23, 2019, 01:06:21 PM
Updated I'm still looking for MJB MM Series 1 and 2 As well as Bitcoin Nerd's Genesis Block coin

Also interested in other 15mm coins ! Educate me as I don't know if there's more.
1076  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [WTB] 1g Silver Commemorative Coins MJB MM , OG Giveaway +More if they exist. on: May 23, 2019, 01:16:31 AM
I only made 2 1-gram silver coins. One was NastyFans and the later was NastyPool. I still have a few of each left.
Can I buy the one with the graphics card?
1077  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [WTB] 1g Silver Commemorative Coins MJB MM , OG Giveaway +More if they exist. on: May 22, 2019, 11:49:34 AM
I do believe that Bitcoin Nerd made 2 coins in 2013:

-"The 10K Bitcoin Pizza" 22nd May 2010
-"The Genesis Block" 3rd Jan 2009

This?
-snip-
I have this one but not graded:P
Happy BTC Pie Day
1078  Economy / Collectibles / Face Value BTC Items No Keys Item Binding by Burning BTC and Signing Message? on: May 21, 2019, 09:39:30 PM
Just a thought can we somehow give an item face value by burning BTC to https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE or something like it?.

Put TX ID on item and sign message from associated wallet explaining what item is burned?
 Any burn methods to give an item value?

Just thinking out loud.
1079  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [Auction] Bitcoin Tie & Kerchief w/ Bitcoin card deck & 3 Poker Chips (Auction2) on: May 21, 2019, 04:33:10 PM
0.002BTC
1080  Economy / Collectibles / Re: [WTB] 1g Silver Commemorative Coins MJB MM , OG Giveaway +More if they exist. on: May 21, 2019, 03:28:44 PM

If this is a 15 MM coin I'd be interested Smiley (That is if it is for sale) What is it xD
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