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1781  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: Looking For ICO Team on: February 15, 2018, 08:50:22 PM
Please look at this ICO and DM me if you think you have something to offer in return for CCLZ tokens. When we open our crypto free trade zone, this currency will be used by all residents and businesses to transact with city hall, for utility bills, etc. So its a viable project. And it is scalable.
That is the biggest lie of the century.Tell me a single ICO which doesn't promise that their product will be the next big thing in the world and how it would throw away the current system ? Guess what ? I haven't seen any of those ICO's doing shit except selling their tokens on exchanges.

It all boils down to 'Quick Money Making Schemes'.You will really find a naive personality who would work for the tokens that don't exist as of yet.
1782  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Bounty hunter task manager (alpha) on: February 15, 2018, 08:46:32 PM
So basically you have put a lot of effort in something that is easily accessible via forum's board ? Why would I go around the world to find about the on-going bounty campaigns when I can just open ->Altcoin Section ->Bounties and can directly interact/extract information about all of them right at once place ?

1783  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Block Chain based CRYPTO CHIT FUND on: February 15, 2018, 08:41:44 PM
Had someone approach me this the other day,this is what I told them

 - The 'chit-fund' is never going to work out as who would take the guarantee of every member that he pays his part of the amount every month ?
 - Who would hold all the funds ? An escrow,an automated system ? Who can you trust the most ?

 - What if a user takes his part of the money and runs away ? What happens in that case ? Who will continue his part of the share for rest of the time ?
1784  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Does blockchain.info keeps my private key? on: February 15, 2018, 08:38:29 PM
Does blockchain.info keeps my private key(s) in their wallets of database? I am referring to the wallets on their website.
What other private information do they use?

Technically,they don't.The wallet generation/authentication process is done on the client-side and no data is persisted on the server.That is why there are absolutely no ways of recovering your wallets if you lose access to your passwords.

Well they've got all of the private information you inputted when you signed up, or which they got when you signed up which is going to be email, ip, etc.  And yes they do have your private keys, nothing you can do to get around them holding them.
Fuck off that's an outright lie.Please don't bother posting your option when you have zero clue about things.Makes you come off as a shit-posting idiot.
1785  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Bookie - The world’s first decentralized betting exchange on: February 15, 2018, 08:29:21 PM
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But with Bookie there is no house. Instead, Bookie matches your bet with other users who want to bet against you. Betting exchanges provide the user with huge flexibility - you can bet FOR Team A to win (“back Team A”) or AGAINST Team A winning (“lay Team A”).
How many bookies are even reliable out there ? I don't understand the system and it is not clearly expressed how 'decentralised' the system could be when you're giving the control our certain set of people.IMHO house does a better job at this.Why would an average better like me care who holds my money as long as I'm getting good odds and a trusted environment.
1786  Economy / Gambling / Re: ☛☛ A new bitcoin game (URNBET) ☚☚ on: February 15, 2018, 08:20:47 PM
don't think many gamblers would want to gamble their money here
the site is too simple,it looks like something made in a day,there is no provably fair,there are no real money gamblers(I`ve watched at least 20 draws)
The UI isn't really a gambler considers while choosing to trust a website with their money.If you look at all the big players in the market,they have simple (yet elegant user-interfaces).However I admit,before releasing your final product to the audience,you should think a little about the UI/UX.

So has anyone been playing this over the week and can give us a fair review? Even after reading the guides I'm not completely sure on how this works  Cheesy
I'm not one that will use my money to try something out that I don't understand.. So if we could get a dumbed-down version of the guide, I'd appreciate it!
Maybe you want to try them out with negligible amount of satoshi's ? The situation is like every other service in the market,if not marketed enough,they will have zero attention.A nice example for someone willing to start their own gambling business.
1787  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: SCAM WARNING FORTUNEJACK keep the money of the newbie Many times on: February 10, 2018, 01:00:55 PM
That's an outright lie. The last scam accusation that was posted was about 9 BTC, so you saying that it was 0.5 BTC makes it seem that you are just a petty competitior.
You sure ? Seems like you are the one who needs to do your homework.I miss-placed a digit,the scam accusation was of about 5 BTC : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2697105.msg28821560#msg28821560
Took 3 months to get that processed because the team was 'investigating' security concerns.I wonder if is your casinos backend is still developed on the Main-Frame computers.Speaking of me being a petty competitor,look at the amount of scam accusations opened against FortuneJack vs Cryptogames.net,you will have the answer. Smiley

Regardless, I'll have to wait and see what happens to this guy, but if he has a brand new account and if FJ's fraud department or whatever don't work on weekends then so be it.. All I see is that the support agent said "I can tell you for certain that you can't get your money until Monday", which would imply my previous point about them not working on the weekends.
I'll also be watching the thread,let's see how long does it take to get this resolved.
1788  Economy / Gambling / Re: Why is it so hard to find a sports betting platform that accepts eth? on: February 10, 2018, 08:51:51 AM
Bitcoin is such a expensive and slow crypto to use for betting purposes, why do sites insist on using bitcoin only?
I would have imagined that they would prefer a quicker cheaper crypto to lure gamblers to their site. Imagine a tilted gambler trying to deposit hit last 0.5 bitcoin after losing his life savings and it taking 3 hours to get through. He would be tilt free by then Cheesy
You can look for sportsBook that accept 0 confirmation deposits.Most of the casinos avoid it to prevent double spending.You can ask your favourite sportsBook to implement SegWit to solve the network issues.Also most of the sportsbooks do accept ETH or ETH based coins.You need to explore more.
1789  Economy / Services / Re: Mosspole.com - Professional ICO Community Management Services on: February 10, 2018, 08:42:14 AM
One of the ICO's you're managing that is CryptoBnB is using account farmers to bump their posts (which will be reported soon and I'll make sure the accounts are tagged) is part of your management services ? Do you encourage ICO's to bump their threads ? That makes you a heavy account farmer and scum of the forum which we need to get rid off.
If it turns out you're bumping ICO threads,we will flag all the ICO's managed by your services.
1790  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Using the same block files for multiple coins on: February 10, 2018, 08:30:56 AM
I have about 10 different Forked coin wallets on my desktop and they all are waiting to be synced which means 170GB and 2-3 weeks for each.

So my question is that;
Is there anyway to use the same blocks or block files for other every coin that has a QT wallet?
- There are multiple ways of doing it.If you're technically challenged,better hire someone who would do that for you or you can follow stuff that is discussed here.
- The basics principles lies in downloading the blocks until your coin was forked,copy them and paste into your forked coin's QT wallet and let it sync.This way you wouldn't have to download the chain all over again for every forked coin.
- Follow this thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2816604.msg28832141#msg28832141
1791  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Soqqle: Putting E-ducation into E-Sports Gaming for the Future of Work. on: February 10, 2018, 08:20:05 AM
You seem like into learning yourself! Is this your domain of expertise?
Precisely! I'm associated with an Ed-Tech firm which conducts logical reasoning tests for high school kids.We actively use adaptive learning programs to customise questions according to students initial mental capabilities.That's why I was interested to know further  Smiley
Just so you know,I'm also a Software professional.
1792  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Soqqle: Putting E-ducation into E-Sports Gaming for the Future of Work. on: February 10, 2018, 07:02:03 AM
Here "putting the education into esports" refers the concept of edu-gaming. Closer to a world of warcraft (therefore esports) in education: Where the campaign / storyline is linked towards what trends are happening in the future. The goal is to help Millennial students go through a method of learning that is more fun, more engaging and self-motivational. The platform aims to reduce the barrier to entry to self-discover passion, and create towards their goals.
Yes I get that part but what platform are your targeting ? To simplify it further,what exactly are you trying to teach the millennials ? Is it the tech or general school subjects in a fancier way ?  Does the project actively promotes adaptive learning ?

Yes people will login, solve questions/challenges set out by the platform, and unlock special tasks / skills that allow the ability to help each other (goodwill), and through that earn tokens between each other. An example of a challenge could be :"build the first quantum computer" which the system will outline the skills needed for that, eg quantum physics, engineering which will push the users to complete tasks around the topics and gain levels.
That sounds great ! What are the rewards on successful completion of the program ? The token will be the virtual currency used on the platform to buy more challenges or unlock other cool stuff right ?
1793  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Cloud mining - my experience on: February 10, 2018, 06:53:39 AM
Anyone in the same boat ? I decided to go with Genesis Mining last year mid August. 30 TH. Up until now I haven't reached the break even point. And my payouts dropped dramatically after diffculty increased a lot this year. I estimate that it will take at least 1-2 more month till I reach the break even. But I just asked myself how much btc I will get out of this contract then till difficulty is so high that Genesis will cancel the contract. Any idea how to calculate this?
Do the same math : Had you invested in some Bitcoins instead of going for mining in mid-August,you could have gotten almost 50%+ ROI on your investment but no,people fancy mining. :/ I tell you remove your coins once you hit the break-even as the difficult will keep increasing and you're losing out on other earning opportunities.

Thanks guys for your reply. Fingers crossed that there is not another btc drop to a new low and my contract will run as long as possible. At least only 1-2 months from now and I will reach my break even. So glad I didn't put more money into it. In the end I can say I was involved into btc mining but that s pretty much it. Is it the same with those other contracts as well like ETH or ZCASH where it is from start limited to 2 years without maintenance fees? Or is that even something you wouldn't recommend as well?
Why would you want to go for third party mining services for notable alt's ? If you have too much money,set up your own mining rig,you'd make much more money that way.
1794  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Canadian Bank Creates a Storage for Cryptocurrency. on: February 10, 2018, 06:43:28 AM
More positive crypto news from VersaBank Inc, who announced the intention to make digital storage for cryptocurrencies by June 2018 for worldwide customers: The Canadian Bank Creates a Storage for Cryptocurrency.
This is NOT a positive news.This is what I fear the most happening to the Crypto-World.Worst part is,dumb-fucks are going to fall for it.Bunch of average minded pricks.

And exactly how is this a positive news? This is just a bank doing bank things, trying to deceive people into thinking they are necessary by offering a service no owner of cryptocurrency has any need for. We are our own bank, that is the spirit of bitcoin and until people embrace it the bitcoin revolution is not going to be complete, why are you going to give your coins to someone else? So they can pull more frauds on us, no thank you.
You're correct my friend,we need 'moar' people like you.

it is a positive news in a sense that it shows they are bitcoin friendly and they are on the way to adopt bitcoin and possibly other cryptocurrencies too.
No No just no! Bitcoin and Banks if ever are mentioned in the same sentence,assume that it isn't a good news.
1795  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Soqqle: Putting E-ducation into E-Sports Gaming for the Future of Work. on: February 10, 2018, 06:30:56 AM
If I understand it correctly,is this kinda of an Ed-Tech venture ? Sorry but your info-graphic is hard to follow.I also don't get the idea of Education into E-Sports when you have used terms like "Future" & "Internet of Things".Maybe you could link us to a white paper of something ? The end product would be an app or something where people can login and solve questions etc ?
1796  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: SCAM WARNING FORTUNEJACK keep the money of the newbie Many times on: February 10, 2018, 06:17:32 AM
Considering the fact,FortuneJack as taken almost 3 months to process a withdrawal of roughly 0.50 BTC in one of their previous cases,not sure how long this one would take as the amount is substantially higher.Watching this thread,see you in a year or so. Smiley
1797  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which crypto exchange do you find the most trustworthy and why? on: February 09, 2018, 07:57:42 PM
Considering how many times a scandal is anchored to an exchange, what criteria do you look at to figure out where best to play the market?
- Never store your coins on an exchange.You literally are walking around with a rope tied to your neck if all your savings are stored on an exchange.
- If you keep the rule number 1 in your mind,you'd generally be okay with any exchange as long as they have instant deposits and withdrawals.
- Of course,avoid the new kids on the block and go for the ones like Poloniex or Kraken whose office locations are verified publicly.
1798  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Embroiderymate - scammer on: February 09, 2018, 07:46:32 PM
The real question is : Why were you trying to buy LocalBitcoinsAccount ? You do know right buying such accounts is highly discouraged and leads to activities like scam.Were you buying the account for the same purpose ? IMHO,you are equally responsible for the same unless you had different intentions of buying the account.

I want to sell some amount of crypto. And very difficult to search traders without reputation.

How does buying an accounts helps you find traders with reputation.From my experience,LBC has their own escrow system which makes sure the payment is handled correctly on both the ends before the coins are released.I don't know how it would make a difference if you create a new account and do your basic verification.

P.S. : I'm not buying your excuse.
1799  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Regulation Must Be International on: February 09, 2018, 07:44:24 PM
every country has regulation Japan Legalize crypto while China Ban. This contradictiv? is it possible International regulation for cryptos?

Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:

"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”

Let me translate that in non-political economic terms : A single democratic country wouldn't be able to harness the power of taxes completely without seeking an international support so they have "something in common" to slap the citizens with a new law that would steal their crypto earnings in form of savings.If he does it alone,his citizens would have something to whine about.Doing it with everybody else promotes democratic ways of dealing with stuff ie stealing taxes if not supporting the greater cause.
1800  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Embroiderymate - scammer on: February 09, 2018, 07:38:37 PM
The real question is : Why were you trying to buy LocalBitcoinsAccount ? You do know right buying such accounts is highly discouraged and leads to activities like scam.Were you buying the account for the same purpose ? IMHO,you are equally responsible for the same unless you had different intentions of buying the account.
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