jackg (OP)
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
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September 06, 2015, 03:50:01 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
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psy112
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September 06, 2015, 03:52:37 PM |
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September 06, 2015, 03:53:06 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
where are you going to base the winning numbers or draw the winning combination? from a legit lottery?
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psy112
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September 06, 2015, 03:58:52 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
where are you going to base the winning numbers or draw the winning combination? from a legit lottery? SatoshiSplit uses the Carolina Pick 3 daytime drawing numbers
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jackg (OP)
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
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September 06, 2015, 04:19:39 PM |
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I will use a personally run program that will select one of the numbers in use for that week and the person will be sent the bitcoins as soon as the draw has been completed. I will tehn post on a thread on this website, the three winners for that week and the evidence for these from blockchain.info's website.
I will also base the product on this website until i get enough interest to make it sufficient to run it on a webserver. (It, like the bitcoin network: will therefore be decentralised and stored on google and a computer) I will use google drive's forms and documents as no confidential information will be stored and will use coinbase to store all of the entrats until again I get enough interest and find out how to create a program which will count the number of input from each bitcoin address!
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GermanGiant
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September 06, 2015, 04:28:00 PM |
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I will use a personally run program that will select one of the numbers in use for that week and the person will be sent the bitcoins as soon as the draw has been completed. I will tehn post on a thread on this website, the three winners for that week and the evidence for these from blockchain.info's website.
I will also base the product on this website until i get enough interest to make it sufficient to run it on a webserver. (It, like the bitcoin network: will therefore be decentralised and stored on google and a computer) I will use google drive's forms and documents as no confidential information will be stored and will use coinbase to store all of the entrats until again I get enough interest and find out how to create a program which will count the number of input from each bitcoin address!
How is this even remotely related to bitcoin mining ?
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DanielRo
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September 06, 2015, 04:32:55 PM |
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I'll tell you what a Bitcoin lotery means. Buy two S3 units, put them on ckpool solo mining pool and wait one year. If you will find a block, which is statistically posible you are the lucky winner of about 25 BTC.
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Nothing is impossible :-)
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Ditto
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September 06, 2015, 04:47:28 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
where are you going to base the winning numbers or draw the winning combination? from a legit lottery? Block hashes, possibly?
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jackg (OP)
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
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September 06, 2015, 05:41:15 PM |
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I will use a personally run program that will select one of the numbers in use for that week and the person will be sent the bitcoins as soon as the draw has been completed. I will tehn post on a thread on this website, the three winners for that week and the evidence for these from blockchain.info's website.
I will also base the product on this website until i get enough interest to make it sufficient to run it on a webserver. (It, like the bitcoin network: will therefore be decentralised and stored on google and a computer) I will use google drive's forms and documents as no confidential information will be stored and will use coinbase to store all of the entrats until again I get enough interest and find out how to create a program which will count the number of input from each bitcoin address!
How is this even remotely related to bitcoin mining ? IT said generating bitcoins in the topic, beneath bitcoin mining so i figured this was a good place to put it, i may have been worng in that decision regretably
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jackg (OP)
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
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September 06, 2015, 05:44:18 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
where are you going to base the winning numbers or draw the winning combination? from a legit lottery? Block hashes, possibly? I was thinking about using a random number generator from python and putting the raw number output onto a thread that I created for the bitcoin lottery, along with the spreadsheet of the week's players and tickets!
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psy112
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September 06, 2015, 09:30:54 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
where are you going to base the winning numbers or draw the winning combination? from a legit lottery? Block hashes, possibly? I was thinking about using a random number generator from python and putting the raw number output onto a thread that I created for the bitcoin lottery, along with the spreadsheet of the week's players and tickets! how would we know if it's provably fair?
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AFK
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September 07, 2015, 11:21:09 AM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
if you don't mind add the funds held by escrow then better if you held your funds seems no one trust you
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jackg (OP)
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
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September 07, 2015, 04:53:28 PM |
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This would be a bitcoin lottery where there is always three winners: first prize: 50% of all of the money deposited second prize: 20% of all the money deposited third prize: 10% of all of the money deposited
Price of 1 ticket 0.1mbtc
Any ideas?
where are you going to base the winning numbers or draw the winning combination? from a legit lottery? Block hashes, possibly? I was thinking about using a random number generator from python and putting the raw number output onto a thread that I created for the bitcoin lottery, along with the spreadsheet of the week's players and tickets! how would we know if it's provably fair? I was thinking of asking fo rthe user's email to notify them if they win and to leave feedback on the thread. I will also post a LIVE spreadsheet that I will edit each day to show the next winners!
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