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941  Economy / Gambling / Re: provably fair is new industry standard? on: July 20, 2015, 12:43:34 PM
which it's clearly not, because as you said at the moment it's new and complicated.

I should have made it clearer, new and complicated for the majority of people but the least they can do is get themselves educated with this new industry standard.

At this stage, I'm sure the vast majority of players (at casinos at least - dice sites might be different) don't care or don't understand about provably fair.

That is why, people should just get themselves educated with this new standard or left behind. As I have stated, people only "care" about it whenever they lost but whenever they win then most will probably let it slip through.

casinos have a mathematical advantage already in their favour, they don't need to cheat players.

House edge is what makes the house will always be profitable in the long run however this is not a guarantee that the house wont be cheating. A gambling site doesnt have to cheat to win because there is a house edge but history has proven that there has been some sites that have been caught cheating their players
999dice is cheating by tampering your roll result ( references below on how they do it and they are probably still doing it right now ) and also dicebitco.in was caught skipping their nonces but they claimed that it was a mistake of their employee but probably they will still continue to do so if they werent caught red handed

999dice : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=948965.0

dicebitcoin : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=716312.msg8717762#msg8717762

Yeah, the problem is that most gamblers are just greedy people or addicted people and generally do not care, really about anything, i mean people still use 999dice and other shady dice sites instead of using the legit ones, why? As i said because the majority of gamblers dont care, they dont know about probability, they dont care.

did you ever even think that most gamblers know how to read a computer language?

IMO only a few group of people in here can understand the provably fair system of each dice sites Shocked

Well the good and legit casinos have a tutorial on how to verify each roll and generally its not really that hard to do it, if you really want to. Some sites make it harder for us to verify the rolls, that's true but you definitely dont need a degree in computers to be able to do so.
942  Economy / Gambling / Re: provably fair is new industry standard? on: July 20, 2015, 12:36:53 PM
which it's clearly not, because as you said at the moment it's new and complicated.

I should have made it clearer, new and complicated for the majority of people but the least they can do is get themselves educated with this new industry standard.

At this stage, I'm sure the vast majority of players (at casinos at least - dice sites might be different) don't care or don't understand about provably fair.

That is why, people should just get themselves educated with this new standard or left behind. As I have stated, people only "care" about it whenever they lost but whenever they win then most will probably let it slip through.

casinos have a mathematical advantage already in their favour, they don't need to cheat players.

House edge is what makes the house will always be profitable in the long run however this is not a guarantee that the house wont be cheating. A gambling site doesnt have to cheat to win because there is a house edge but history has proven that there has been some sites that have been caught cheating their players
999dice is cheating by tampering your roll result ( references below on how they do it and they are probably still doing it right now ) and also dicebitco.in was caught skipping their nonces but they claimed that it was a mistake of their employee but probably they will still continue to do so if they werent caught red handed

999dice : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=948965.0

dicebitcoin : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=716312.msg8717762#msg8717762

Yeah, the problem is that most gamblers are just greedy people or addicted people and generally do not care, really about anything, i mean people still use 999dice and other shady dice sites instead of using the legit ones, why? As i said because the majority of gamblers dont care, they dont know about probability, they dont care.
943  Economy / Economics / Re: Is bitcoin dead? on: July 20, 2015, 12:33:25 PM
Most likely a lot of campaigns are starting to go down and it's not profitable

Yeah many of the campaigns are getting down and it is not good news for us as it is the only source of earning bitcoins and if it keeps on going down it would be really difficult to earn bitcoins as we don't want to get into trading or gambling. So more and more campaigns with good payout should be started.

What are you even talking about? Campaigns affect little or nothing the bitcoin price or its stability, they are just a source of income in this server for some people but more than 70% of bitcoin users dont know or use this forum at all and 90% of the forum users dont even know or wear a signature to get profit.
944  Economy / Services / Re: CS:GO Boosting (Up to Legendary Eagle Master) on: July 20, 2015, 12:23:18 PM
Are you offering any discount for 2 ranks at once, for example if wanted to go from silver to guardian will it cost me full or is there any sort of discount for bigger orders? And why is it so expensive to record games, cant you just use the console and record them with no issues?
945  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: FastMiner has trojen do not try it on: July 20, 2015, 12:03:13 PM
Do they have any kind of announcement here in the forum? Its strange how 99% of the mining companies are a scam, i dont understand it. You should also report the site to the police or somewhere else for trying to spread viruses.
946  Economy / Economics / Re: Number of transactions on a specific exchange on: July 20, 2015, 10:38:56 AM
The ability to search via Transaction history (if that's what you meant) basically depends on one exchanger to another. Some will offer a more comprehensive sorting functions while other don't even let you browse more than an hour of transaction history. So far I've never seen one offering such detailed service but maybe what you can do to overcome that is by looking at the volume of trade occurring at a specific hour.

Wait, so you wanna know the NUMBER of transactions of an exchange, i guess in a specific amount of time, right? You can definitely see the volume of all transactions each hour on pretty much all exchanges but im not sure about the number of transactions, why would you need such thing anyway?
947  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Looking for traders for pump and dump group on: July 20, 2015, 10:02:58 AM
Small pump and dump group sounds weird, for a pump and dump group to work people should have a lot of coins, i mean if you really want to pump or dump a coin even if it is a new one you definitely need a big amount of money (bitcoins) to be able to, i see you are looking for people with 0.1 or 0.2 bitcoins, im pretty sure that is not going to be enough even if you find 10 people, you would only have like what 5-10 bitcoins? What can you do with such small amount, not too much.
948  Economy / Speculation / Re: Calling the top at 309, then crash to 123 on: July 16, 2015, 06:14:13 AM
I'm not here to argue with anyone. All I'm trying to do is to warn the noobs and ignorants about the dangers of forever-crashing bitcoins, and to guard against the sweet sounding promises of the bulltards, early adopters and whales who promise you the moon but only deliver nothing but bubbles and crashes.

99% of "early adopters" have either sold, spent or lost those Bitcoins.

They have however, seen BTC continue to grow, and of course crash, but with each crash move value and stabilizing of a upward trend.

The long-run of BTC has always been up, up, up.

It is pretty obvious that anytime BTC has a rapid increase in value, that it will crash at some point, but never to nothing.

I mean when bitcoin went to 1200$ the hype was too big and it lasted a bit, it didnt crash all the way down until months later, mainly because of china, it still didnt crash entirely, the price was around 800$ then dropping to 500$ and then slowly but steady dropping all the way to 200
949  Economy / Economics / Re: Is bitcoin dead? on: July 15, 2015, 12:58:49 PM
bitcoin is not really dead, it price just down and people didn't give sympathy so that they can say bitcoin is dead

This is pretty much standard around here. You would  see how many FUD that actually comes from a newly created account when the price is having a crash and how many praises when the price was rallying. BTC itself isnt tied with its price because it store a value despite that it may have the potential to crash into dirt cheap.

Some technologies take forever to take off.  For example the Fax machine which was made in 1842.  Yes, the 1800s!!!

Anyway, the fax machine technology did not become widely adopted until the 1970's,  It took over 130 years to become widely adopted.

It took 130 years to become widely adopted and few years later there are e-mail that beats the existence of these fax machines. Some offices may still use this however the existence of e-mail is undeniable and much more efficient. On the other hand , the same thing could be applied to BTC as there could be some potential technology in the future that might replace it .Closely looking, some altcoin actually got the potential to beat BTC or atleast on par with it in the future.

You probably never worked in an office but i can tell you that we still use fax machines quite often actually, although emails may be better fax machines are somewhat more reliable and when you send something they give you a confirmation paper as well.
950  Economy / Speculation / Re: Calling the top at 309, then crash to 123 on: July 15, 2015, 12:46:49 PM
Looks like I was partially right: 309-310 was the top.

We are in a danger zone around 280-290 right now; it can go either way. We won't have to wait too long, I'm sure. My guess is we will crash down to 230 in the next few days.

To all you haters, did you really believe we were going to the moon? How many times do I have to tell you that there will never be another "to-da-moon" phase? This is it, folks, for the next 12 months or so, this is how it's going to be: painful slide to new lows, slow gains back to $300, more slide back to new lows, and more slow gains back to 300.

Don't hate me, I'm just a messenger. Your hate and anger should be directed to the whales and lucky early adopters who are jerking the chains around your neck.

[edit] Your hate and anger should be directed to the whales, lucky early adopters, and bulltards who are jerking the chains around your neck.

What do you know? It only takes a few good news to make bitcoin rise again, imagine bitcoin implemented on a big site, it would only take that to make the price go crazy, maybe not 1000$ in 1 day but surely it would go a few hundred up, last pump was around 50$ and nothing really happened
951  Economy / Economics / Re: Is bitcoin dead? on: July 14, 2015, 07:19:38 AM
watch now all the articles and new bitcoin falls 25% after Greece bail out, bitcoin cant hold 300 mark, is bitcoin soon to be dead ? media is just funny, i guess any media coverage is better then no coverage.

The media is controlled by government and im pretty sure the government does not like bitcoins, although its not a huge problem right now it might be in the future for them so giving bitcoin ''bad advertisement'' its their way to try to stop it.
952  Economy / Gambling / Re: provably fair is new industry standard? on: July 12, 2015, 05:22:37 PM
Im confident provably fair will be that standard among pretty much all online casinos.

What is really going to be interesting to is to see when big casino game software sellers like softwiss come up with their own solutions and what they are gonna look like.
It might just be something wehave not yet seen before in this form.

Im not so sure, casinos that do not use bitcoins generally dont have any way to verifiy if they are fair or not, i dont know if you know any casino that has provably fair and uses normal currencies, i dont, im not saying it does not exist but its definitely not common and people dont know about it and if people dont know about it the casino owners wont have to implement it any time soon.
953  Economy / Gambling / Re: Help me decide the name of my bitcoin gambling website on: July 12, 2015, 04:35:38 PM
You have to keep in mind what your website is really for and that is exactly what your first name was/is bitcoin betting guide, it might not sound that cool but bitsharp for example doesnt say anything about your site, the sharp doesnt say anything about it and i would associate it more with an exchange so you may want to think of other names.
954  Economy / Gambling / Re: provably fair is new industry standard? on: July 12, 2015, 04:32:16 PM
Note how some btc casinos out there are not provably fair although they claim to be.
Some provably fair systems can be bypassed by the casino to alter the bets.
It's impossible to tell if they do it.
Its not impossible to tell if they altered the bets. For example in a game of dice if you have the seed and you change your seed manually, then as long as nonces are fine , there is almost no way for the casino to cheat you .

"Theres almost no way" means that there is a way, take a look at 999dice, they were exposed as having a provably fair system that might have not been provably fair but there was no way to prove if they were cheating, however its not that hard to prove or to verify if a casino does indeed use a working provably fair.

In the bitcoin industry its definitely standard to have provably fair system, no one would play at your casino if you dont have one.
955  Economy / Economics / Re: Is bitcoin dead? on: July 12, 2015, 04:25:15 PM
maybe end of 2015 bitcoin dead Sad

No no no, bitcoin will live and live long for many more years to come. It is just for the moment it is facing  some issues , every  thing has that bad phase. It will fade away .. Bitcoin has only been here since 5 years. I think you and OP should be patient with bitcoin and its amazing benefits.

yes i think the same
today price 295$... Wink

The price has nothing to do with this issue, a stable price is definitely better than a huge price increase that can collapse at any time, im talking of course for bitcoin not for you or me, of course i would like the price to go up but if its going to be a bubble like it happened before it better stays low and stable
956  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Does martingale really works? on: July 09, 2015, 09:18:34 AM
You guys need to let this thread die. Martingale is massively EV-, it's more profitable to just bet your entire balance on one bet, with odds that you want.

If you want the thread to die you shouldn't post such misleading statements. It has been proven many times that betting your entire balance on one bet is NOT the most efficient way to achieve any profit goal.
I believe that betting your entire balance on one bet is most efficient way to lost your all balance very quickly

Wherever there is a possibility of loosing all your balance quickly there is also the other possibility of winning a lot of money quickly, bigger risk bigger rewards.
957  Economy / Gambling / Re: 8 Ball Pool with Bitcoins on: July 09, 2015, 08:05:10 AM
You should probably post your request here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=962358.0

Its a somewhat famous thread about multiplayer games and betting with bitcoins
958  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: the Crypto eSports League | Seeking Seed Funding on: July 06, 2015, 08:22:45 AM
Well its definitely interesting, i play lol so this is a great concept, any possibility to invest maybe? Since the site is not done yet, maybe when it is make an invest option, at least for the first months to have money for the prizes?
959  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] COINUT.COM ★ Signature Campaign ★ Pay per post ★ Weekly ★ on: July 03, 2015, 09:42:25 AM
Do I need to enroll or do I get automatically enrolled?

PS: You mispelled "July" for "June" on the spreadsheet

You mean each month? It doesnt say anything about enrolling so i dont think so, i mean the campaign is weekly it shouldnt be like that
960  Other / Meta / Re: Got banned to post and send message in forum - Reason ? on: July 03, 2015, 09:37:29 AM
This is the reason. You have to wait until your ban time finishes. If you still write in forum other than this thread your ban time will be extended for ban evasion.
Would you mind let me know that how long time will it take to revoke my ban.

You are permanently banned. However, try not to post or send any PM in this forum for 1-2 months and appeal again. You might get another chance.

If he got perma doesnt that mean he got banned some times before this ban? 15 days then 30 then 60 or something along those lines? Or can you get insta banned for insubstantial posts, i thought only if you did something really bad like malware links or something like that
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