I've found two accounts with a same owner and the main account sent Merits to the Alt one.
Accounts Connected: MintDice(Main Account) and
MintDiceSupportProof1.
The two accounts has a name which is obviously similar to each other and they are both created to advertise this mintdice.com. I knew it because they both have Mindice.com in their website and personal text. 
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MintDice(Main Account) sent 10 Merits to MintdiceSupport in the post below and now its already a Member.
Generally speaking, I would advise against doing this unless you have a lot of money to invest. Economies of scale apply to mining.
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There are no Addresses associated with these two accounts but this will strengthen the evidences that there is only one owner of these accounts.
Their posts are almost similar. Looks like the owner really likes to add "cheers" when posting shitposts.MintDice
Metamask isn't bad and as other people are recommending, there is also myetherwallet. Just make sure you transfer over to a more secure option and keep your funds offline if you plan to hold on to them.
cheers!
There have been too many posts of this nature and none of them ever yield the response the OP is looking for. The reason for this is one, you must do your own research (DYOR) for these sorts of investments. And two, the ROI expectations from the OP's are usually not realistic due to misconceived notions and erroneous information (which brings us back to reason number 1).
If you'd like a guide on how to analyze ICO's check this one out:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3752728.0You can also refer to sites such as ICOBench; in addition feel free to check out our ICO Guide on our blog:
http://bit.ly/ICOGuideAs others have said, most ICO's are scams nowadays as scammers are looking to take advantage of both the negligible amount of regulation in place and the desire to get 'rich quick' from so many crypto users. For your own benefit, research until you feel confident in a project--but even then just be aware that it's going to come down to a certain amount of luck in the end AND you most certainly will not get x100 returns!
There's risk everywhere you go here in the cryptoworld
Cheers! GIFTO is trying to create a more fair and profitable opportunity for content creators and they're a hit for the virtual gifting market (which is huge). We talk about this more in our blog post, so check it out if you're on the fence:
Bit.ly/GuideToGIFTO
Cheers!
It varies as the market fluctuates and you can keep up with that on coinmarketcap. If you want an easy conversion, you can just Google "current BTC price" and write in your USD and it will convert it for you
Cheers!MintDiceSupport
Checking for legitimacy is an objective thing, but there are some guidelines you can use. Check out their website, development team, project roadmap (whitepaper), social media pages (followers, activity, etc). Also tread (more) carefully whenever an airdrop asks for a lot of identifying information. I believe the difference is traditional airdrop requires you to fill out a large form often times asking a lot of identifiable information (which people don't like and many times turn out to be scams), while self claim airdrops require you to just send a small amount of ETH through a smart contract and in return tokens are transferred to your wallet.
Check out our blog post on airdrops to learn more:
http://bit.ly/AirdroppingAlso look into this bitcointalk thread about airdrop scams to help you know what to avoid in the future:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4437085.0CheersMining consumes a lot of resources and money so you're on the right track to optimizing your rig. We have a pretty basic guide on getting started in mining that you can check out, maybe it'll help:
http://bit.ly/CryptoMining101Cheers!Additionally, you could try building your portfolio on freelancer sites or by using copyright-free sample texts online; there's even a volunteer translator site called Translators Without Borders you could look into. Let us know how bitoingarden.org worked out for you...
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If you're going to run a full node, it is recommended to use an old laptop or a laptop solely used for this purpose so you can leverage its optimal storage power. That said, you don't need super computing power to contribute to the network! In addition to jseverson's resource, check out this step-by-step guide on how to set up your own node:
https://99bitcoins.com/step-by-step-guide-firing-up-bitcoin-node/cheers!What's with these "cheers" anyway?
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And lastly, MintDice stated that MintDiceSupport is a official support for MintDice.com via trust feedback which means it really is an Alt account. MintDiceSupport's Trust Feedback
I also have doubts that this account theskillzdatklls (A Green Trusted Account) has somehow connected with these accounts MintDice and MintDiceSupport.1.
theskillzdatklls sents 20 Merits to MintDice in this postI recommend using a paper wallet so you have a physical backup of the private key. Be sure to generate it using a clean system, such as a Linux live CD. Store this in a safe place, such as a safe or safety deposit box. You can try Ledger or Trezor--Both wallets are 'cold storage' wallets which we highly recommend. Cold storage eliminates counterparty risk and greatly reduces cybersecurity risk. The downside is they aren't free. The truth is that a paper wallet is the best bitcoin wallet for 2018 and beyond because it's the safest, and in the crypto space the value of safety is – or at least should be – placed at a premium.
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And theskillzdatklls also has MintDice.com in his/her profile.
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They also exchanged trust feedbacksMintDice's sent feedbacks.
theskillzdatklls's sent feedbacks.
But I never find their posts similar to each other. theskillzdatklls's posts are more likely shitposts than the two accounts
