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541  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 18 greens x2 on win on: October 27, 2017, 12:05:04 AM
Honestly, there's just no way you're going to hit that. The chances are just too small. Humans are really really bad at understanding probabilities that aren't 50%.
542  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: Samourai Wallet - Experiences? on: October 26, 2017, 11:57:04 PM
OMG I just opened a thread about this wallet, I would love to test it but there is not available a iOS version for iPhone.
I think , at least in theory, it has everything a wallet must have and really takes advantage of the current bitcoin features.

I have checked the github repository, it is true that is based on BitcoinJ ?

I'm bot sure but I assume you'd be able to see it on the repo page. The only trouble I had with it is their services went down right after they released segwit support and I was unable to load my wallet so I would love to see if there's some sort of script available to turn my seed into private keys
543  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: why are blocks so slow at the moment? on: October 26, 2017, 11:53:46 PM
The problem with BCH is that for some reason, people still think it's worth something. As long as idiots are still buying it, it will still be worth something, and the miners will jump ship when Bitcoin difficulty changes. It's no big deal, it will shift back soon(tm)
544  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Decentralized Biometric Data the Future? ( Never lets govt know your fingerprint on: October 26, 2017, 11:51:04 PM
I'm not a fan of using biometric data as the password to anything. I'll admit, it's convenient to unlock my phone with my fingerprint, and I do, but only because I keep my phone on me 100% of the time. I'm really not okay with the idea of something on the internet being "secured" with my fingerprint.
545  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Samourai Wallet - SegWit Enabled Bitcoin Wallet on: October 26, 2017, 11:46:46 PM
I've used it a few times, I honestly think it will become my new mobile wallet since I'm no longer a fan of mycelium. They've got a few great privacy features and I've had no problems so far.
546  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto? on: October 26, 2017, 06:53:01 PM
Ask yourself questions like "do we really need a coin for this? What use does the coin serve?"

I've seen so many "ICOs" that don't have reasons. There's just hundreds upon hundreds of people trying to make money that make a coin from a cookie cutter script and then try to start some sort of kickstarter for their yacht. Please don't release another useless coin into the environment.
547  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bank system better at tracking illegal activity than bitcoin on: October 26, 2017, 06:47:54 PM
IMO Bitcoin is no harder to track than normal money transfers, if anything it's easier. The blockchain allows you to track exactly where the money went. Sure there are ways to minimize that effect, but there are with USD too. These bankers are just upset that they could be kicked out.
548  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Core developers along with Blockstream are destroying Bitcoin on: October 26, 2017, 06:42:38 PM
It seems to me that the decentralization of bitcoin is a mistake.

Do....you have any idea what you're talking about? The entire point of Bitcoin is that it's a decentralized online currency. No one person or group controls it. The Core developers are not some secret group of people that want to destroy Bitcoin. They're a talented group of hardworking individuals that all care very much about their work.
549  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Blockchain.info and receiving funds to old addresses on: October 24, 2017, 03:15:25 AM
Hi folks,
As you probably know, a new address is created every time one received funds at his blockchain.info wallet.
The thing is: I will receive payments for the next 4 weeks at the same address.
A quick search on Google, and I read that it is not a problem, that I still can receive funds to old addresses, but then I read about private key, and I don't have one for now.
I'll receive my next payment next week on my old address. Is there anything I should do to receive these funds safely?

Any advice appreciated.
Regards.

I believe you should be alright. A new receiving address is shown every time to protect your privacy, but the old addresses are still yours and you should receive the money just fine.
550  Economy / Gambling / Re: Investing in btc casinos on: October 24, 2017, 03:07:49 AM
It isnt really good to invest in btc casinos.Invest in casinos is really risky but there are other type of sites like revenue share and ptc sites which have lower risk to invest.
 Grin Grin
Basically indeed it doesn't look good and not worth to do, but for those who are already dependent on gambling sites or often betting on casino sites, they would be to doing this (investing in sites that they often visited), is risky or not.. it doesn't would be too thinking about it I guess.

I'm not sure how in the world you think it's not worth it. YOLOdice has seen 4.7% return in the past 30 days alone, way more than you're going to get from any other investment, and it's not based off of other people investing like HYIP scams.

Your an experienced member on this forum and you should be knowing that in this forum posting referral links are not allowed. You should provide direct link to the site - https://yolodice.com/

These bankroll investment profits not guaranteed that you will again get same or better in future. If you look at this link you will come to know that for one-week yolodice also gave negative returns. https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@btcmillionaire/bitcoin-casino-investments-2-week-1-of-52. These high-risk investments but in the long run mostly we get a chance to make a good profit.


Please show me where it says I'm not allowed to post a referral link in a sensible manner.
551  Economy / Gambling / Re: Investing in btc casinos on: October 23, 2017, 03:48:10 PM
It isnt really good to invest in btc casinos.Invest in casinos is really risky but there are other type of sites like revenue share and ptc sites which have lower risk to invest.
 Grin Grin
Basically indeed it doesn't look good and not worth to do, but for those who are already dependent on gambling sites or often betting on casino sites, they would be to doing this (investing in sites that they often visited), is risky or not.. it doesn't would be too thinking about it I guess.

I'm not sure how in the world you think it's not worth it. YOLOdice has seen 4.7% return in the past 30 days alone, way more than you're going to get from any other investment, and it's not based off of other people investing like HYIP scams.
552  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: Samourai Wallet - Experiences? on: October 23, 2017, 04:27:54 AM
It is an "unreleased" app that is currently under development... so I would expect some issues to be encountered. I'm not sure I would trust it for day to day use until it has been properly released.

Seems to have some nice security features though. Definitely a mobile wallet to keep an eye on.

Of course, I only sent a small amount to my wallet. And I agree, they've got great things like BIP147, a coin bouncing service called ricochet, and allow remote SMS deletion of the wallet, which are all great features imo.
553  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Samourai Wallet - Experiences? on: October 23, 2017, 03:47:19 AM
I downloaded this a few weeks ago and I've tried it out today because they added SegWit support. I've found a lot of nice features, and it seems to have everything I want in a wallet. I've been looking for a replacement for Mycelium after they started taking directions I wasn't fond of and I think I'm going to switch.

Has anybody else used this wallet? I've noticed a certain slowness when opening the wallet, it often takes a long time to display the balances, sometimes I have to restart the app to get it to work, other times it loads in a few seconds.
554  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is There any site like Bitconnect.co that offers low investment? on: October 23, 2017, 03:42:12 AM
Thanks for the reply guys. Another question since this site seems to be ponzi scheme and pyramiding at the same time. what would be its lifespan. they're been up for 2 years. how many years before it collapse?. thanks

It could be any number of days, weeks, months or years. The thing is you don't know when it will collapse, so the only option is to not put money into it.
555  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Alternative to Nicehash? Buying or selling hashing power on: October 23, 2017, 01:21:18 AM
I'm fairly certain there aren't any other services like it. All the other "cloud mining" sites are pretty much just scams.
556  Economy / Gambling / Re: Coin2Me - Highly lucrative betting system! on: October 22, 2017, 11:48:38 PM
You not set up your DNS right? I'm getting a name resolution failure trying to access your site.

Is correct! What is your country?


Canadian VPN currently
557  Economy / Gambling / Re: Coin2Me - Highly lucrative betting system! on: October 22, 2017, 11:35:24 PM
You not set up your DNS right? I'm getting a name resolution failure trying to access your site.
558  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin historical data on: October 22, 2017, 08:52:18 PM
I also would like to see this data. One more question, does anyone know where can I find some data about the price of BTC from its very beginning?

Most exchanges have this data, so do aggregator sites like bitcoinity.org/markets. To see the "profitability" of bitcoin over time you'd have to combine graphs of the price of bitcoin, the difficulty and the block reward, over time.
559  Economy / Gambling / Re: Investing in btc casinos on: October 22, 2017, 07:28:34 PM
Very interested in this topic, could you elaborate?

Not sure what you mean, but generally people invest in bitcoin casinos, then receive a portion of the profits based on how much of the bankroll they contribute. They also share the losses of the casino. But, since casinos have a house edge in their favor, the more people that wager on their site, the more money they're expected to make.
560  Economy / Goods / Re: A Sweet Gift to Remember! on: October 22, 2017, 07:23:55 PM
Hey, can you update your images? Photobucket doesn't allow third-party image hosting and it's blocking the images for me, so I can't see them.
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