Interesting. I was thinking of creating something similar in nodeJs as part of the hobby project. Is the build-failing though? I'm trying to install it on my Linux VPS but the download times out. Not sure if the issue is with my VPS or the remote repository. Either way, I'll create an issue if I'm unable to figure it out.

Actually, if you're using a Chrome browser, you can see the full link what the address points to in the bottom left part of your chrome window. It shows the entire address. Not sure if other browsers have that feature.

@OP: That is the most pagination I've seen in my life. Are these pages/tables generated on the fly or you receive them from the network as soon as the website is opened?

Am the only one who is having a hard time interpreting OP's idea fully? Not that I'm bad with math or something but just not able to relate the business model with the Ponzi. Since the trading (that is buy/sell of cryptos explicitly) will be fully based on a smart contract, there will be no single authority affecting the prices? Sorry if that doesn't make sense but could you give us something in the layman's terms?

They have not turned into a scam site. Your profile was probably reported multiple times for a trade involved or they found something shady in your open/closed trades. As far as the validation goes, they have been doing the ID level verification for a long time ago and this isn't something new. Are you sure you submitted the correct documents? I recollect verifying my ID a year ago and that's all. There wasn't any utility bill or other information necessary. Did you buy that LBC account by any chance?

This is so Anti-Bitcoin. I don't need to have money to withdraw my own money. Even banks don't fuckin do that. I believe, any website asking to deposit money to withdraw money is a plain scam or have no intentions of giving users access to their own funds. I wouldn't trust them with 2 cents and so should you.

How did you install it? Using the tar or by downloading it via the packet manager? The last I checked was they had issues with downloading it through a packet manager. Try compiling from the source as per the instructions mentioned here : https://github.com/OpenBazaar/openbazaar-go/blob/master/docs/install-linux.md

It would be helpful if you mention the Linux distribution you're using.

The site was reliable until the owner decided to turn into a greedy scum. The moment Nolan had put the website for sale, I knew this isn't going to work out good for the players. Too much red flags after, from the scammy ICO to seeking investments for the website which was put on a sale days ago. It is so not necessary to turn to new gambling projects with no reliability at all.

Just leaving this here

Some links you may find helpful

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2556342.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5050207.0

In summary, the verification can take upto a few months and there is no way to speed up the process. Hold tight on to your seats and possibly create more tickets to get their attention.

AFAIK, he is not the owner of ShivaBet since I think I know the owner. The owner hired him to create an ANN thread for the service since he wasn't good with his English skills which I buy somehow.

That video kinda explains it.. It definitely looks a bug from their side if whatever @Adolfin says about the 5% thing is correct. I'm afraid this could be a small portion of a big attack by a middleman. It's literally modifying the address on the server-side. This isn't supposed to happen for a reputed exchange like Paxful.

Watching this case.

Depends on person to person. You can see it however you want to as long as you know what you're doing and you're not selling your home to fulfill the addiction.

Lock the thread I'd say since this question has been answered like 100 times in this board.

I agree with @hugeblack : You gotta use a web version or something for people to trust your wallet. I hate downloading random apps from the playstore due to security reasons.

Anyhow, from the screenshots from your website, the wallet design looks beautiful. The colors and the entire UI is well done.

That list is straight garbage. Seriously, do you even get paid by these gambling sites to advertise them? The registration might be anonymous but the moment you request a withdrawal, all the KYC policies will kick in out of the blue.

BetCoin is a long gone scam so that shouldn't be in the list in the first place.

Yep, the function


The add-on : https://www.ablebits.com/google-sheets-add-ons/remove-duplicates/index.php [Comes with a nice 30 days free version which is enough for any bounty manager to check their campaign tables.]

Funny guy. I hope he is on drugs or his account was compromised while writing these tweets. He is just an attention seeking whore who is giving community fake promise since 2017. Stop giving him the attention and move on.

Yes but that can be done even after buying the website right? If the site is making enough money and profits, the owner wouldn't sell it for cheap in the first place. SEO/Link building strategies are easy to implement to rank the website anyway. If the site concept is interesting, everything else is pretty much achievable at minimal costs.

Passive lottery for sure! Lower odds with higher jackpots is the way to go for me. I can always buy multiple tickets to increase my chances but again depends on the cost of a single ticket. Most of the lottery tickets at Tesco/SuperValu you get locally are passive anyway.

Damn, that is nowhere near 2 BTC or a gambling site. Like I don't really understand which part of the website looks like they're related to a casino? What the heck is a swiftcoin anyway? I'm pretty sure OP is selling it because it failed to make him money.

I'm interested in knowing how will you achieve this. Because you can easily scam the OP with either upfront payments or fake promises that won't deliver the product. Like leave the scam part aside, I'm just curious how does one write software for a machine they don't even know about?