For those that do faucets: What is the average payout per faucet. And what do you generate in a day, or in a week? I'd be curious to know. Historically, any BTC you can get your hands on pays off pretty big.
+/- 300 Satoshi per hour on average, and even less it seems. 10 hours per day = 3000 Satoshi per faucet per day. 21 000 Satoshi per week. 84 000 per month. If you do 10 faucets 10 times a day for a month = 840 000 Satoshi's per month. {At current price = +/- $5 US per month} Well if the price of BTC doubled, the value of those Satoshi's would also have doubled, but it's still very little. I knew faucets pay very little and don't worth my time at all, but this is even worse than my expectations... Good to see that you have now joined the 777coin sig program, and hopefully you are earning a lot more bitcoin now. |
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Hello everyone i am new and was wondering if anyone could help me i can't seem to get my S1's working correctly they mine but i get locked out of them and can't connect to them what am i doing wrong please help me someone....anyone...  Not exactly sure what your problem is. Do you mean something like https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=507779.0 ? |
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how can I solve this specially there is no ban duration ?
From the above posts, I believe BadBear and Maged are not impressed with your explanations. So, your only bet is to wait for theymos to handle the ban appeal, but since it is (very likely) your second ban, you shouldn't hold any hope. |
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Whatever u have said are the advantages of the network. What advantage does a miner get by joining the a P2Pool over a normal pool ?
I don't see any direct personal gain from using p2pool, but I believe everyone involved in bitcoin (miners, traders, merchants, and even faucet lovers) want bitcoin to be successful and want to see the price going up. While the major pools may not have any bad intentions at all, it is never a good idea to have the mining world overly-centralized, and it will negatively affect the confidence in bitcoin and hence the merchant acceptance, adoption rate and price. |
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I would go straight to ASIC's ;> but thats just me
If you like mine SCRIPT alts its ok then
AFAIK it is difficult to recover the investments in ASIC, unless the price of BTC skyrocket... Even if BTC price skyrockets, it is still better to buy bitcoin directly than to buy bitcoin mining ASICs. |
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if some "moderator" delete your post you will end up like me , because they think they are better than you ...  What do you mean by "end up like me"? If you are talking about posts >> activity, it has nothing to do with deleted posts. The activity number is determined in this way:
time = number of two-week periods in which you've posted since your registration
activity = min(time * 14, posts)
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Upload your pic to imgur, and it should work.  |
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The real problem IMO is that most newbies don't read the "NEWBIE README" after their sign-ups, even back when there was a newbie jail. I have been wondering what can be done to change that, but have no idea myself.  |
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First, the scammers don't usually get caught, so the "cost of scamming" is low.
And, it is true that the projects could be a big success, but they could also be a big failure, and it may take lots of effort and time to make it successful. Scamming, on the other hand, is fast and easy...
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Indeed, I would never use a bitcoin address that I hadn't generated myself. That's just a huge security risk. Plus, I never saw the big attraction with vanity addresses. They're just for transacting with, not advertising.... not effect advertising, anyway.  There is a way to securely use vanity addresses generated by someone other than yourself if you use the split-key method: Generating a split-key vanity address can be outsourced to a third party miner without risking your final private key being compromised. Moreover, work on such address generation can be distributed to many miners simultaneously through a use of a pooling service. One example of such a service is Vanity Pool. Exactly. The third party won't have your private key at all with split key. For more technical details, you may refer to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=19080.0;all |
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Total time logged in: 2 days, 9 hours and 30 minutes.  |
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i used web service for this, dont have any good hardware to generate 6 letters vanity address in any real time http://bitcoinvanitygen.comnever EVER use sites like these. I used one, and the site was compromised and every address that I had made on there was wiped and the funds were sent to the hacker. It sounds very much like the site owner "hacked" his own site.  |
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999Dice is proven to be a scam by some people
I didn't know that. Thanks for the heads up. house edge also exist, people cannot expect a positive profit in the long run.
That's true. All gambling sites has a house edge, and the gamblers always lose in the long run (and the house always win in the long run). So gamble responsibly. |
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+1 for keepass. It is free, user-friendly, open source, and you can make random strong passwords with it. |
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I mean a real job, legall or illegal.
If you really want a real job (legal or not), you should at least tell the others what kind of skills you have... |
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What would happen then if I waited till there had been already a run of 10 or 15 non winning streaks and then started betting.
The bets are independent, so the chance of future bets will stay the same. |
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but i didn't spend any single satoshi on 999dice. I started with their free btc given i have made now 0.00004135 BTC
The fee is 0.00010000 BTC on that site, which is shown in tiny letters after you press the withdraw button. I never though it would be worth it for a faucet site to scam their users out of the little bit of bitcoin they give out. I don't think you should call that a scam, as the 0.0001 is the standard tx fee. All gambling sites (like PD, JD, LuckyBit, etc) charge the fee as well. |
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The "trick" won't work at all. You will eventually get busted with a streak of losing bets.
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