bitcoin2cash: Propose an alternative.

I used to have it bookmarked.
It was a scrolling chart of blocks, transactions and market activity.  Anyone know the URL?

Want a freeroll?
I'll give you a 1btc freeroll to start you off.  Address please.

0.2 in!

Do you really think it'll go to 6 cents again?! 

Maybe a drop-down list is better (if we list the "biggest" charities).  In the meantime, I'll implement that ASAP.

This is wonderful! 
I think a feature is in order: An option to donate the ROI to charity (and you provide the address).

Cory, your URL is broken xD

http://bitcoinduit.com/TheMammoth
Win 6x your initial deposit! 

http://bitcoinduit.com/TRIPLER_WHY_NOT
gogogogogo, 3 deposits already!  Your deposit is almost riskless because the jackpot's bigger than it.

Sir, please point me to the law which explicitly bans Ponzi games and does not refer to an intent to defraud.

I feel the need to repost this edit:

On the legality of Bitcoinduit rounds

The only two commonly voiced objections I have heard thus far are the following:
> All Ponzi/Pyramid schemes are scams
The truth: Only schemes that promise huge profits to "investors" are scams.  Our site is legitimate because everyone knows what they're getting into.  Every players acknowledges that they may not get paid out at all when they bet on this site.  It would only be scamming if I were to guarantee the return on investment to every investor.
> Internet gambling is illegal
The truth: Firstly, it may be debatable whether Bitcoinduit constitutes a "gambling site" legally.  Though we do call our depositors "bettors," this does not mean that they are truly betting on any one event.  Secondly, referring to http://pub.bna.com/eclr/1321a.htm, we note that a United States court has ruled that the Wire Act, the act commonly used to disrupt internet gambling operations, "'in plain language' does not prohibit Internet gambling on a game of chance."  Thirdly, the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, the only other act which refers to internet gambling that I am aware of, does not expressly prohibit internet gambling itself, but rather prohibits financial institutions from transferring funds to gambling sites.  As Bitcoin may or may not be considered as "funds" and a decentralized P2P system may or may not be a "financial institution," the Act has an ambiguous position on Bitcoinduit as far as I can see. 

Pyramid schemes are illegal iff the creator defrauds the "investors."  

On the legality of Bitcoinduit rounds

The only two commonly voiced objections I have heard thus far are the following:
> All Ponzi/Pyramid schemes are scams
The truth: Only schemes that promise huge profits to "investors" are scams.  Our site is legitimate because everyone knows what they're getting into.  Every players acknowledges that they may not get paid out at all when they bet on this site.  It would only be scamming if I were to guarantee the return on investment to every investor.
> Internet gambling is illegal
The truth: Firstly, it may be debatable whether Bitcoinduit constitutes a "gambling site" legally.  Though we do call our depositors "bettors," this does not mean that they are truly betting on any one event.  Secondly, referring to http://pub.bna.com/eclr/1321a.htm, we note that a United States court has ruled that the Wire Act, the act commonly used to disrupt internet gambling operations, "'in plain language' does not prohibit Internet gambling on a game of chance."  Thirdly, the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, the only other act which refers to internet gambling that I am aware of, does not expressly prohibit internet gambling itself, but rather prohibits financial institutions from transferring funds to gambling sites.  As Bitcoin may or may not be considered as "funds" and a decentralized P2P system may or may not be a "financial institution," the Act has an ambiguous position on Bitcoinduit as far as I can see. 

Post your pledges here if you want to see it happen!

You can now advertise rounds in the Games and Rounds forum:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=71.0

Wow, here comes a fake spike.  Time to short.

That reminds me, whatever happened to Bitoption?

Bitcoinduit is now back at bitcoinduit.com again.  Sorry for the DNS problems!

Remember this post?  It's your own.
Quote: 322i0n {
Quote: {
- give short sellers a painful and swollen rectal area.
}
i'm in
}

You should've taken CH's shitcoins and then released it anyways.