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Yeah but what about just enjoying a game of football?
This is a quitters world maybe its a sign of the instant gratification world we live in.
sad
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What kind of football supports are you? lol
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So...being involved in an ICO I get to peek behind the scenes to see how these things work.
One crazy thing I ran across is this whole telegram phenomenon. Apparently if you don't have at least 2k followers on telegram people automatically think your ICO is shit so they don't join, which means you don't get to 2k telegram followers which means when someone else comes they'll see you don't have a lot of followers so they don't follow...etc. and on and on.
So these ICOs have to shell out promises of a portion of their crypto to these bounty programs. Basically all of the shit signature campaigns you see, all of those people join your telegram channel, create very shitty youtube videos so that they can say they created content (I went to one of these videos, the guy went to the web page and video taped him scrolling down the page...with some background music...two different videos created doing that same thing).
So...they fill up telegram with a shit ton of bounty program people who probably don't give one shit about your ICO, they're on every telegram channel probably with 10 different accounts. So now you have 2k followers but everyone knows that those are mostly just bounty program people so you should really have 4k or 5k...or whatever.
It's all a bunch of crap. We jumped from 200-300 people on the telegram channel mostly organically from sending an e-mail out to people who expressed interest on the website and mainly just people getting the word out on their own. After the bounty program we shot up to 1.4k (plus we had a lot of news coverage this past week so it's not all bounty program). Some dude logged in today with some altcoin profile picture and asked "why so few members?". Because apparently we're not wasting as many coins on shit posters as other ICOs (is what I wanted to say...).
This whole telegram thing is pretty stupid, I have no idea why people think it is useful for an ICO. I remember using something like this in MUDs back in 1993, it was the gossip channel, and it was annoying then too. I just keep waiting for someone to chat: "level!"...."grats!"
You generalise a lot there. I did 1 program and I did it all honestly and I liked the project so I'm staying involved. Why is the telegram different from the old IRC channel? its just a place to get a quick answer? Just don't judge everyone the same please. |
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Cant seriously see any business complaining about too much sales? fishy shit
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^ Slightly better line for Real compared to Nitrogen, I hope most of the other lines are too... I'm checking the site right now with my mobile phone. It's looking good so far... Nice mobile betting site overall. I'll check the full site later.  Edit: And you have poker. I will def check that out. Thanks Just a word of warning that some american sports (nba, baseball etc) don't have the greatest odds at the moment. The margin will be lowered in those in the next few days. For major football (soccer) the odds should be better than most btc sportsbooks Goalbonanza just went live for the CL final! Here are some brilliant odds because its a split across the possible scores equally not book keeper weighted odds. (they call it football lottery, but you pick the scores you want to back) Here is a link to anyone who fancies it (can remove my refer number if you want) https://goalbonanza.com/en/referral/GB-570NFI |
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I remember on this forum when we used to welcome newbies to the forum and ask them to let us know if they have any questions. They'd say "thanks, still reading but will take you up on that if I do".
Now you see a newbie and think..."shit, signature campaigner trying to get his post count up. Shut up n00b."
Because most of them are signature campaigners trying to get their post count up by shitposting. Not to mention the spam bots and posting robots. |
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Bah, I also work in projects and delivery, good for you Mark.
why are you all so bitter? Us working investors are probably the best holders because this is not the only chance.
So many judges around here, ironic when you tout freedom as your core values!
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Not everyone has your negative map of the world.
Maybe they will enjoy they are part of the big final, only 2 teams there in the whole world.
Bad losers are the worst (and bad winners I might add).
Be gracious, win or lose.
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Give it time.
2 years to market is a long commitment to Monero. If it has to use some part of Monero it will surely increase transaction volume?
More utility, more practical use, more usage general = all good.
The amount of supporting infrastructure projects and services, is always the argument of bitcoiners against every other coin.
This is increasing Monero's practical use cases.
Plus we know the guy involved and I personally think a level of trust/confidence is deserved.
Please remember not everything works out in the end.
At least he's trying things. Going more commercial is making it more real than a theoretical fantasy project.
I myself an agile DM, value incremental improvements and gains.
Thanks everyone in Monero,
Phil
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Scamming Bcash scumbag Craig Wright fighting with Jack Liao (BitcoinGold) and gets escorted out of the conference  https://youtu.be/rfOlE-mmYBo?t=111 (1:50) What about this statement from this Bcash scumbag;  hahahaha Did he even say like bye Fatoshi at the end |
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Any kind of commercial interest and involvement in or around Monero can only be a good thing.
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If its a miscrafted url then the certificate would be irrelevant?
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Perhaps they should have charged 10,000$ for it though
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I got an alert about a DNS affecting malware today. I suppose this type of thing can redirect you elsewhere without you knowing.
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Increasing, as in lower than last week. Right. |
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Poloniex was first exchange that took Monero. Well after the one that was i think just temporary made to host Cryptonote coins. Since was brawest they deserve biggest Monero volume. When Monero was accepted to Mintpal, everyone expected huge volume there, but it seems Mintpal users are more conservative.
Spam bot detected and reported - this one is copying our own Febo from 2014 (its cleverly cropped some of the text to avoid match detection. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=753252.msg8561804;topicseen#msg8561804 |
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Me too I'm only reporting spammer and robots.
Still only 93%
I don't seem to get the breakdown.
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RSI is showing a bottom. I wonder if we can push back.
Its a bit horrible down here now.
Still, 2019 is still in my opinion when things kick in on supply and stuff.
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Is that wallet, or just a local front end for the online wallet?
I try not to believe the shills here, but I cant deny to being nervous.
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Thanks you got your stupid sig post count up 1 2 bot/sig posts in a row  Unfortunately govermoent is against bots and they are going to you |
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