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801  Economy / Gambling / Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘 on: May 25, 2023, 01:52:48 AM

exactly , better to not play in a casino that you don't feel comfortable .

if you wanted to be private then play in casino that has no KYC requirement .
We are not forced to play on particular casino so we are free to gamble anywhere as per our wish.If we are not comfortable and want complete privacy we can choose that casino but with time many casinos are opting for KYC norms to comply with the AML policies which is becoming trouble for those people.But we can't do much about it at last.

So true. I am not sure where the conversation started and who has got issues with the Roobet but this one is for them:
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It is estimated that there are over 900+ crypto gambling decentralized apps (Dapps) and over 2000+ crypto and Bitcoin gambling casino sites.
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I am pretty sure that they can choose the remaining 1999 centralized casinos and 899 Dapps to have a game-changing experience for themselves. I am so connected with the Roobet and various other gambling sites that I am confused about which one to open today and try my luck there. Lolz. Never complained about the KYC and have already done it whatsoever.

It's not like we are doing it first time somewhere. I kinda started feeling east is far more digitalized and willing to accept the modern civil practices of showcasing identity than rest. Anyways, that is a different story, but Roobet and trust, you gotta have it or miss it.
802  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest on: May 24, 2023, 07:03:25 PM
Guys look at the email I got the other day from Freebitco.in

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And yes, it's because I did win the 2nd highest prize of $20 at FreeBitco.in:
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Also I posted about it here, and now I'm waiting for the additional $5. Smiley

All of you guys playing on the site for years know how I feel. Good Luck to all of you reading this post! And hit that 10000 for $200 prize too! Smiley

Wow, that's crazy. To be honest, it's the first time I am seeing someone from the forum hitting that number.
I know it must be feeling really great to win 70k sats right out of thin air even though the amount is not very huge in fiat.
Still it's a pretty decent amount to win from a faucet. Keep rolling.

I don't think it is the first time any user is winning it from the forum but many of them have already done it. Check out the link provided by @Betwrong which leads to the Games and Round section where a number of peeps have already posted their winning seed. Somehow it is from the newbies, maybe it is some sort of competition for the extra bucks. Anyways the endpoint is they are registered users of this forum. :-D

I thought, when you sell all your tokens purchased at the start of the premium membership launch is the end of interest in fun tokens, and there will be no interest in investing in these tokens anymore.
Well, I had decided to buy the FUN tokens again to enjoy the benefits of premium membership. I didn't expect that FUN token price will keep decreasing. I had decided to buy some FUN tokens in the December month of last year. Then I bought 50k FUN tokens in the first week of January month. Now it is locked for 360 days. I will continue the locking process to increase my FUN tokens and for the extra WOF. This is the only way to adjust the losses.
I think that would be the smart decision to increase your position and that way you would be able to lock even more and get a lot more features and benefits from it. That is at least how I approached it and that's how I see it today as well. There are a lot of people who considered it as an investment, as an asset, and I never believed that to be the case, not for this at least and that's why I cared about this a lot more.

We are not going to end up with anything that is this much troubled at all, I just believed that if we were to consider this as a big deal then it would have caused a lot of trouble so all we had to do was consider this as a premium membership payment and nothing more, so the lower it gets, the cheaper membership we could get, that's it.

It will definitely help and I am saying this from my experience. I am already on my 2 and half years of staking which is going just fabulous. I have started with FUN so cheap that I am already in profits all the time. I am keeping a FUN plan for a very long period of time. Imagine where free Bitcoin started and where it is today, so definitely I am going to follow the same with my little account on it.
803  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: "Trustless Computer" on Bitcoin? Information/opinions? on: May 24, 2023, 06:26:57 PM
Would it be chaotic to make another blockchain? Will it interfere the current stored data on our computers and make it cross linked in someway!
No; in fact, there are already dozens, if not hundreds of them (this list does have some errors, like listing Lightning Network as a blockchain).

You can definitely run multiple different blockchains' full node software in parallel, as well. They have their own install and data directories, so nothing should interfere.

Ok, thats good. I was not even sure if that was a question to ask but considering blockchain with its mega data storage and complex algo a computer would go brrrr on its bus lines. Lolz.

So it's the same as having multiple apps on your phone. Let us say multiple wallets with their own universe within the phone environment and no matter how many you install they are not interfering. It's a broken example but that's the closest I could think about technically.

If so, multiple blockchains shall be created and it could lay off bigger burdens from the current blockchain. Imagine the Ordinal NFT getting shaded from the current chain and shifting it entirely on a different one.
804  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: "Trustless Computer" on Bitcoin? Information/opinions? on: May 22, 2023, 07:08:20 PM
Well this is the question I was asking myself too. Wouldn't that be at least partially true? Your example of "dapps running on bitcointalk" only falls apart because bitcointalk is not an immutable decentralized chain.

The question I have is that, if by storing every transaction's "arbitrary bytes" on Bitcoin, guaranteeing its immutability and persistence, if you're able to store your smart contract AND completely recreate the entire "state" of the transactions performed on it by using solely what's stored on the Bitcoin blockchain, wouldn't you have effectively built it on bitcoin?

I guess the flaw remains only in verifying the truthfulness of this information, and if there is a method decentralized and trustless enough to consistently verify the truthfulness of this information by any given party.
The main characteristic of a "smart contract" is its execution not its storage.

- Consider vending machines for example. The platform is centralized but it can execute the contract. You insert the money and select what you want, then the machine executes its smart contract and if it passes it automatically returns what you ordered. If you store that smart contract on bitcointalk which is centralized and mutable like the vending machine, it becomes arbitrary bytes because bitcointalk can not execute it.

- Now consider a P2WPKH smart contract. When you spend that output, the system (or full nodes) automatically "executes" that smart contract and if it passes your funds are transferred; otherwise you are prevented to execute that smart contract (ie. to spend someone else's money).
If you store your P2WPKH on bitcointalk it similarly becomes arbitrary useless bytes. Not because what you stored is not a smart contract or useful, but because bitcointalk can not execute them. Even if you manage to convince some other people that what you stored on bitcointalk has value and sell it to them!

- Now consider the arbitrary bytes that they are injecting into the blockchain using an exploit like Ordinals Attack. Who executes these contracts? Certainly not Bitcoin! That means it doesn't matter if Bitcoin is decentralization with a n immutable blockchain. That contract is executed elsewhere in another protocol on another platform that can be controlled by centralized entities that change the rules of it whenever they want. Exactly like Tether, a centralized protocol with a centralized platform that only stores arbitrary data on bitcoin blockchain (using OP_RETURN as Omni layer). The centralized entity controlling Tether can freeze your funds, increase/decrease the supply cap, ...

Now the full circle; if they mange to create a decentralized network then there is no need to use bitcoin blockchain anymore! It can execute and store the smart contracts at the same time. Can even be merge mined with bitcoin so that it can benefit from the huge hashrate bitcoin has.

That is a fantastic explanation. Got to know something new today and it was really helpful. So currently everyone is not thinking out of the box because everyone just using the current blockchain without any second thought on making the new one. I am not sure what is stopping them from doing so because we have all the open source blue prints for the same.

Would it be chaotic to make another blockchain? Will it interfere the current stored data on our computers and make it cross linked in someway!
805  Economy / Gambling / Re: Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | VIP | Instant withdrawals!|ARGENTINA & AVFC on: May 22, 2023, 09:45:01 AM
Maybe you are not that active in gambling section back then or not really a gambler that's why you missed those giveaway's because if does then you are surely enjoying those till now .
goodthing that I am lucky then .
I was gambling at that time but not aware about duelbits but once I came to know about it started playing over there and have participated in few giveaways and also been lucky few times although not many times but still good to get some rewards.They will continue to do and maybe even more promotions as time pass by.

You should have seen the Games and Rounds section. Duelbits is one of the casinos that keeps hosting N-number of competitions for bitcoin talk users. I have seen thousands of bucks being rewarded to the participants who won these. The charm is, we used to get paid from the slots as well as for securing the first 1-5th positions in those competitions.

When I first started with Duelbits, my favorite was Dice Duels, their original game. I literally know how there was no player in the initial days and used to play against the bots most of the time. That has changed with the popularity and more and more players are highly active now. Definitely, Duelbits has come very far in terms of its rewards, promotions, and different game addition.  Cool
806  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest on: May 22, 2023, 08:33:38 AM
@Betwrong, congratulations buddy, that's big winning so far in recent discussion.

I have bought 50k FUN tokens a few months ago and locked them for 1 year with 25% APY. Each FUN token price was around 36 satoshi when I bought it. But now the FUN token value is 19 satoshi. The reward of the WOF spins won't be enough to recover the amount which I have lost for FUN/BTC pair drop until now. I think that the FUN/BTC pair will decrease more in the upcoming months.
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Congratulations Betwrong, only one number to get the biggest prize, it looks easy but the chances of getting it are very small.

It is always a nice idea to buy FUN tokens when we are not using money from our own pocket,meaning to buy them  through the free rolls we make,from referrals commissions and of course mainly from the WoF spins which can give us a nice boost as usually with 10 spins we get about 100-200 Satoshi most of the time and these are enough now to buy 5-10 FUN daily without doing anything.For the moment this may look like nothing but imagine if the price of FUN goes a minimum at 100 Satoshi where it was when it first launched,most of us would be happy so why not start working now and be happy when the time comes?

On a side not congrats to Betwrong,it is not easy to get that  Grin.

Honestly, a current price drop of FUN is a discount for getting that premium membership. I have already locked up around 22,000 FUN, however, I started with a basic 12,500 lock up, then I got the 25% paid back, added more FUN from the free satoshi that I kept winning from the WOF and rolls daily. This way I am doing nice compounding here and able to increase my balance a lot.

For now, I have stopped WOF spinning considering the base price is too low so I am going to buy the FUN out of pocket. The main is reason is I am very close to the next level of premium membership package. This way I will be able to increase daily WOF numbers and have more out of it.
807  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: UpTweet.com on: May 21, 2023, 12:30:20 PM
New http://uptweet.com is live !

There is a campaign live for $1 per retweet for campaign for http://flyair.io

Looking for more investors to fuel marketing growth.

PM me if interested.

So how this works? You open up an account on uptweet and just retweet the sponsored post that’s all to make $1 in your pocket? Isn’t thats way above premium class tweet button we got here. I understand that it’s similar to micro job or something but I’m not sure how one is able to pay this much amount.

Even if it is sponsored tweet, it’s paying the company to make visible growth not uptweet in particular. Apart from that after visiting your site I see there is no visible charge on other tweets why is that so?

What’s exact strategy here in layman language.
808  Economy / Economics / Re: When will we stop living for the weekend? Escaping the 9-5 life. on: May 21, 2023, 11:47:42 AM
What to say about this life. It’s really messy in my country. First we don’t have minimum wage system which means we have to earn our bucks based on the salary structure that is given by employer based on our skill set. This means it’s not really enough. Even a PhD holder here starts with such low salary that they are ashamed many times.

What I am referring this to is simpel, due to low salaries and corporate structure here we usually end up working almost 6 days of week. If you are in science field working in laboratory or pharma industry then be ready to forget about Sunday as well.

Those who are like me working normal job along with side hustles will end up working overtime and on weekend too. This ain’t gonna stop soon.
809  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin investment, fulltime endeavor or side hustle? on: May 21, 2023, 11:00:50 AM
Interesting thought but that would depend on everyone’s personal choice. Many of us actually into bitcoin due to its freedom, ever growing value and demand makes it more of an investment based asset. We all know how it’s growing since its invention, the growth is literally exponential. Every four year cycle is proof of that.

It has to be full time endeavour for us then only one can make good progress in the portfolio. Yes peeps are making something on short terms as well but not as side hustle. It does take lot of efforts in that as well, so surely not just side hustle.
810  Economy / Gambling / Re: LTCCasino.com (Suspicious payout) on: May 21, 2023, 09:35:35 AM
I am hearing this name for the first time. It’s probably made up so that peeps can think it has LTC payments which are faster and cheapest one as compared to the other crypto coins and specifically Bitcoin. I am not sure what is significant of this but this is logic behind it.

If you are even slightest suspicious about this casino then I would suggest not using it at all. There are Like hundreds of legitimate casinos which are also listed and proven on this forum itself. The top movers are already on this forum and you can judge that from the on going discussion in their ANN threads.
811  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Transfer bitcoins without internet on: May 21, 2023, 06:55:49 AM
Hello everyone, greetings and respect, I have just implemented a bitcoin BTC payment system in my small community with cold wallets but not all of them are young with internet access. Many of them have expressed their concern to me. It all comes down to how can I transfer bitcoin payments to you without internet?

I do not know if this possibility had been discussed before in this wonderful forum. But I need your help to see if all together we can achieve this.



It's great that you have implemented a BTC payment system, but offline transactions require some technical know-how. You can explore options such as using paper wallets or hardware wallets to facilitate offline transactions, but it's important to educate your community members about the risks involved in handling cryptocurrencies offline.


It seems that the idea of having offline transactions is disappearing slowly because most of the developers are not thinking about it or most of them making it least of their priorities. But someday we gonna need offline system. I even tried to discuss the SMS based system for sending and receiving bitcoins and system does look simple to implement if proper minds are put together. On giant scale we will only need to use existing infrastructure that everyone knows about it. The EDGE and 5G is the key for this.

Paper wallets are not the key for this. That’s most insecure one and it’s time consuming. You need loaded wallets for that which ain’t good idea in the long run. Just hoping for some of the developers liking this idea someday.
812  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest on: May 20, 2023, 06:44:29 PM
Did you lock a low amount? I thought you'd have gained if you held tokens for a year and locked them from the spins you get? I can't remember what price I bought mine for now but I think it's roughly about the same balance as what I deposited including if I cashed the reward points.
I have bought 50k FUN tokens a few months ago and locked them for 1 year with 25% APY. Each FUN token price was around 36 satoshi when I bought it. But now the FUN token value is 19 satoshi. The reward of the WOF spins won't be enough to recover the amount which I have lost for FUN/BTC pair drop until now. I think that the FUN/BTC pair will decrease more in the upcoming months.

I think you should be able to recover the dropped % margin through WOF. You should be able to spin good amount of wheel of fortune considering you are having 10WOF per day. By the time of maturity you would have spun around 3650 wheels which are surely enough to get you hundred thousand  sats and RP. This can easily happen considering the past experiences of the fellow members. I saw someone rolling 1000 spins and he was able to collect that much. This already made us investment into profits. Try your luck by collecting those spins and then rolling them all at once. I hope you won’t regret it and also you could always continue to hold them next year as well.
813  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Confusion about sweepstakes and gambling on: May 20, 2023, 05:22:39 PM
I had Close occurrence with ones Website where I wanted to know the different between sweepstake and gambling. So I can answer this as per the experience I had earlier. For example, the website that I am talking about is micro task site where you can do tasks and earn money with it. In the same Website they have sweepstake section where you can collect ticket entries for it by doing the tasks and earn those sweepstakes entries for a prize that is decided.

Now the website belongs to the Australian region where if you want to have gambling site then they very strict rules for the same. When contacted support then also mentioned that sweepstakes does not count as gambling and hence they can run it smoothly on the website. I believe both of them are different.
814  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Bitcoin quote simulator. on: May 20, 2023, 08:49:56 AM
Just read your proposal. Sound like a cool fun program (app?). - Which platform do you plan to release this for? Will it be open-source? Do you plan to sell it or give away for free?

Not sure if I get your idea right - do you want a program to write fictional quotes (speech) with reference to Bitcoin or do you want a program that gives you the current rate (quote) for Bitcoin? Why would you need AI / huge data for that? Do you want to make projections into the future?
Slightly confused, English is not my native language, haha.

Yeah, I am stuck here as well. While reading the OP's idea I was thinking about the pricing initially. For example, their program would give us updated price data in the current timeline as well as some future predictions or something. Since they have added the term "raw data" addition and previous data it supposed to be related to price quotes only?

@Op can always fetch the data from price sites like CMC, which has already done great work by adding the bitcoin price data since the beginning. I am pretty sure as you start coding you will have another level of idea's by fetching the data from multiple markets and thus pin poininting towards highly accurate price quote.

Strategy is to collect and verify data from hundreds of sources together if its an AI.
815  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Am I right about this or not on: May 20, 2023, 07:41:06 AM
Guys correct me if I am wrong, somebody ask me a question about what will happen to bitcoin miners after all available bitcoin have been mined and no more halving every four years, will miners go out of business? This is the question I was asked and I believe that miners are the reason why transactions are been processed, right? correct me if I am wrong though,  I believe that even after all the 21 million coins are mined, Bitcoin miners will still be here because they are the reason why transactions are going through or am I wrong?
Every 4 years (approximately) there is a halving and the block reward for miners is reduced. Soon we should see that the block reward will be less than the transaction fees in the block. There will always be miners, if the algorithm does not change, but their number will be regulated by the profit from mining. The more miners, the more secure the blockchain.

I am really not sure if you have read the question correctly or not but they are asking about the future of miners when they are done mining 21 million bitcoins which is the limited number of bitcoin we could have. In reality, miners do have the job of confirming our transactions and the confirmation is unlimited times, from one peer to another peer, the cycle goes on and that is why we keep seeing old transactions with thousands of confirmation done already. Thats because they were confirmed by that many times with high confidence level.

Miners will still continue to confirm the transactions because of the PoW algorithm of the bitcoin. If in theory bitcoin turns into PoS then miners will be done forever other wise they would still exist.
816  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Miners Should Consider the Lower Transaction Fees on: May 20, 2023, 06:06:23 AM
There used to be rules that allowed you to send transactions for free:

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Miner_fees#Historic_rules_for_free_transactions

A nice piece of history Smiley

The bottom line right now is that mining is a business... If a miner can collect 1Btc in fees from a block, why would he opt to only collect 0.1 Btc in fees by selecting fees with a lower fee (in sats/vbyte) instead of the ones with a higher fee? If would make no economic sense for them... They invested a lot, they have ASIC's, they have mining rooms, they sometimes need to pay wages, rent and taxes...

It's not that it's impossible for them to do this, it would just make little sense to do so (from their point of view)

That make sense why centralized system always has  fixed fee + "X" % variable fees when you are doing international transactions and in some cases local transactions. They had improvised the whole payment system with the time no doubt about it.

When it comes to the miners, well the market is entirely your own imagination due to it's decentralization. Though they have invested heavily the investment could have certain ROI so taking into that consideration one can always keep the fee structure of "Y" fixed fee + "X" % variable fees. This way not matter how small transaction is, it can have rightful fees. It will also help miners to predict their ROI considering various factors such as fee collection amount, their mining hashrate and expenses etc.

Hope so someday there will be solution like this.
817  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Awareness as the major force for Bitcoin adoption on: May 19, 2023, 07:01:07 PM
I am not sure how peeps are lacking knowledge about Bitcoin, or not knowing Bitcoin at all if Bitcoin has already been in the news, financial budget meetings of nations, and powerful nations like the USA always making headlines about it. Have you seen the news articles circulating around the Google tabs, phone tabs, and notification bars? Man, there would be at least a single piece of news floating around us throughout the day. I am not saying that everyone is aware of bitcoins core idea but what I am saying here is simple, they at least heard about it for sure.

Everyone is a talker, and mouth-to-mouth publicity of Bitcoin is surely there. What to say about the biggest event that happened on the SNL, Twitter's new founder talking about bitcoin, G20 meet ups talking about the bitcoin, US congress talking about it, SEC/CBDC, and other regulatory bodies. I mean come on it has been everywhere by now and definitely a person knows about te bitcoin or at least the Name of it.
818  Economy / Gambling / Re: This guy gave a whole prototype of "how live roulette scam us" on: May 19, 2023, 06:24:05 PM
The guy in the comment is speaking as if he was the dealer Back in Las Vegus and knows every ups and downs within the casino. I don’t believe this at all because of the odds and complicated assumptions from any bettor. At any time there might hundreds of bets that are live and thus making it impossible for the so called sophisticated computer to decide where to push the ball.

What if the number which computer decided is on the opposite side of the 360 round about, will it magically transfer the ball to that side? Seems some irrelevant information without any seen proofs.
819  Economy / Gambling / Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘 on: May 19, 2023, 05:16:16 PM
Many prefer to submit their art work during the last day of submission, to avoid being copied or what and I see no problem with this.
This might be the reason why there's still no art yet, I personally still in the work in progress, don't want to expect that much but I'm putting a lot of effort this time. Cheesy
Anyway, would like to know if there's any update with Roobet when it comes to their new games or new development?

People just reserve their post in the initial days and then keep working little bit on their artworks with their creative skills and yes many of them submit it in the last 3-4 days to avoid showing others what they have come up so it remain unique although you can't copy someone else submission but still they keep it for end or say work more towards it in the last weeks.

I think there is no point when it comes to submitting your artwork as per the versatile timelines. This is open thread anyone can literally see who has submitted what sort of artwork and peeps can easily identify if there is any copying or duplicates that have been submitted.

I think should not be a big deal for the artist who is original one and gets the idea straight out of his heart. No one can copy true artist for sure.

Besides that, it’s just that artists are taking time to build up nice artwork so that’s completely fine if they submit at the end game.
820  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Any advice for invest my first 600$ in altcoins? on: May 19, 2023, 04:29:57 PM
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so don't get your hopes up and if investing must use 20% funds to survive in the long term.
I think similarly with your opinion. Newbies are always hurry to booked profit and that's why they made mistake by investing new altcoins. New altcoins obviously raise up chance to book maximum profit, rather it might be dangerous too. Investing 15-20℅ on newcoin of whole capital is genius idea to enter new coins galary while rest of your capital will be Secure with others top coins
Under current market conditions, don't invest in new altcoins because many new altcoins are currently not reaching the highest increases because there is no market support, focus on investing on top coins because many new altcoins that have been listed on top exchanges don't reach their highest prices, so use market moments now to increase investment in top coins compared to new altcoins.

Usually, I am against altcoins but there are many coins that are promising now and that is because of their capabilities and proven results over the period of time. I have long forgotten the coins like BNB, WRX, TBX, etc which are only used as a utility within the exchangers. For example, you can save up to 20-50% on the fees if you pay the fees using their token so this is a way to ask their investors to buy more. BUt that is the shittiest utility you could ever imagine.

However, there are some other coins that work on PoW, and thus real mining goes into it. For example, RVN, MATIC, etc who has proven their stability as well as long-term existence in the market. They are being mined which means they have miners as holders and others contributing to a good market volume of the same.

There is always a group of coins that will come and go, but there are some which are here since long now. Invest wiesly.
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