Apart from BCH none of the rest are shitcoins. IMO i.e


Just interjecting here to make a point that even if a customer is left with what you are tagging as shitcoins, the bot (should) leaves the customers with usd equivalence of their BTC investment in those shitcoins + some marginal profits.

And all these shitcoins you mentioned can easily be cashed out on any numerous exchanges because their volume is that high.

And let's face it, OP's bot will never be big  enough to take out these multi million dollar worth of shitcoins from the global market that the customer would be left high and dry.

Wait what marketing skills? No offence to anyone and I am not saying this in a negative way. There is no skill in marketing. Its all about clocking in the hours and repeating a tried and tested formula. Its all about hiring the right people.

Tim has been trying really hard to make something off his Bitcointalk career, like that Insurance he was trying to pass off. Which is admirable but ..eh..

So yeah, I agree with Vod, instead of trying to bring people under your wing so they can work for you, why don't you work for people and first develop a 'wing' to bring other people under it?

Good luck

I'd say Tron and Dash

Now don't get me wrong there are hundreds more profitable coins out there, especially those lucrative-looking Masternode coins but trust me, they're basically a sink hole.

There are some good PoS coins but they are not that 'big' or 'stable' yet.

I used to recommend Pundi before but not anymore.

Yes possible.

Not advisable though.

Do as Loyce says or if you want to do it the way ETF said make sure you don't have your IP binded to the other node.

I tried something similar between two separate VPS, one hosted on Alibaba and the other on AWS.

Keep onlynet=onion since it'll controll outgoing connections while fixing/removing the bind will take care of incoming connections.

New local node on the syncing side can be configured as :

No, I get it that the public keys can be known publicly without giving away anything. But can't the sender figure out the address from the tx id? That would expose the cold wallet address itself and make it prone to being monitored.

I can't remember when exactly but I have come across multiple wallet watching websites where anyone can track a wallet's transactions. Hell, if someone's that desperate they can do with any blockchain explorer.

All I am saying is perhaps accepting payments directly into the cold wallet could not be the wisest thing to do.

Yeah, I agree with the general consensus here, sites like these should be avoided. And the OP seems to have disappeared as well. Newbie account, first post, what do you expect?

So far the only reputable mixing site that I can think of is Chipmixer. It has done well over the years to stay on top of the game and clean of any BS drama (like Bestmixer).

What about a list of experts that you are involving in the project?

I mean do you have a fixed team of experts or are you hiring them as you go? Are the deals between your experts exist with you and them or between the experts and the startups?

I mean you require applicants to score a minimum of 80 in your audit, that's fine, but there must be a screening process for them experts as well, no?

Good question. Short and simple answer, no.

I've been an atheist all my life. Know about my history at Do Atheists hate Religion

And although I have dabbled in gambling from time to time I have had seen no logic for me to suddenly start believing in make-belief stories.

Gambling to me is just a game that I play from time to time and I don't let it become addictive.

To me this is a sensitive subject. These are games that kids play and these games, like Dota2 has gambling built into it. Which is fine because its done in a way that it can't get addictive but still, this is like exposing a very vulnerable section of society (kids) to the vices of gambling.

Any future where this becomes a mainstay should be done in a way where kids are at least left out of the hardcore gambling system.

Yeah Richard Gasquet was no joke and beating him was always going to be a tall order especially after a hip resurfacing surgery.

But watching that game was a nervous thing for me because I thought Andy would burst into tears again as his loss to Richard seemed inevitable. But thankfully that didn't happen. He'll probably win some big matches soon.

I wouldnt have come in and commented if the issue wasnt already being raised here.

And yes, I partly agree with you, which is why I think it is completely fine for Fortunejack sig campaign participants to show eagerness in busting or proving any scam accusations that is being made against the very entity that they have rented their signature spaces to.

I don't see the problem here.

Okay this may be unsolicited advice but have you tried Empire Flippers or Flippa?

If you haven't or are thinking to do so, try going with Empire Flippers as they are more thorough and professional with their listings.

You can also try creating a thread on Digitalpoint.com In early days that was the Bitcointalk equivalent to buying / selling websites online. Not so much traffic there any more but its still something to consider.

You are pretty laughable mate. Millions of dollars are exchanged in gambling and it has made and broke thousands of lives. For all its bad effects, when gamblers lose, it certainly destroys their lives, but if they win. It sets them up to be millionaires.

You just need to know when and where to gamble. And 0.01BTC is nothing.

Yup convenience is the biggest factor. And lotteries are also legal and way more regulated than the gambling industry as a whole. Besides that it doesn't really have the negative connotations that being associated with gambling could bring.

And not to forget about the huge time-saving lottery tickets are when say.. compared to a round of poker.

Yeah me too, seems like just a post about how similar two or more accounts (clearly way too many) have the same betting strategy. How is that indicative of hack? But yeah, if you consider having a VPN and creating multiple user accounts and hacking the system into believing that there are multiple users playing then yeah, you could call that a hack.

However, there is no intention or a little reward for site admins to catch these shady accounts. After all, they bring activity, which is good for attracting new users.

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I don't get the point of this post...

Okaym, you want me to accept defeat? Then what?

I have always adviced people away from gambling and just because there's a horde of yesmen that want to encourage people to gamble, should I just accept defeat and give in?

Whatever happened to making your voice heard?

I agree with this.

Advertising a business on your advertisement space does not imply that the owner of the advertisement space is in any way liable or condoning any shady shit the advertiser is engaging in.

If you ask me, it should be the Fortunejack signature people that should step up and investigate, because I am sure no one in that sig campaign would want to advertise a scam / shady business which is clearly ripping people off.

With that said, the screenshot really does prove nothing.

Won? yes, able to withdraw? No. It was on a dice game, apparently, I had won thousands in a few successive rolls that had the multiplier increasing with each bet. But by the time I had seen it, the balance was already below the minimum withdrawal level. So basically I won and then lost it all.

From a privacy standpoint, is that the best thing to do? If it were my business I'd keep my cold storage out of the public eye and perhaps only reveal it to authorities for taxation requirements.

Otherwise, there can be phishing attempts on the admin email with the cold storage address included in an official-looking email. People have fallen victim to much simpler fraud attempts than this.

I've worked with masternode coins and in most of them you could just point to the dump file location and it parses the information on its own in the console.
So maybe mention where exactly you are trying to import and maybe you could get better responses here that way.