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October 06, 2017, 05:11:21 PM |
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Just a lightbulb moment came up and I thought of this idea. Freebitco.in can develop it's own Alt coin, called FBCoin. You make sure it can only be mined by CPU's or GPU's < Asic resistant > and you let people "Browser Mine" it to gamble on your site. Mining BTC with CPU/GPU's are a waste of time and might even damage customers computers, if they do not know what they doing. ^hmmmmm^
You also run a exchange for people to convert FBC to BTC and use the trading fees to supplement the Free coins that are given to people via the Faucet.
Feel free to make donations to my Bitcoin address for this excellent idea. ^LoL^
Edit : You are out of luck, FBCoin is taken, you should consider something else, FreeBCoin perhaps. ^smile^
This idea have really worth as admin doing great job for years if he think about this instead of mining bitcoins this can rise his profit and popularity creating coin and mining through this site great then giving exchange services with some fees can give more advantage if he try to add in few exchanges this can give more advantage
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Davian144
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October 06, 2017, 05:31:25 PM |
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Just a lightbulb moment came up and I thought of this idea. Freebitco.in can develop it's own Alt coin, called FBCoin. You make sure it can only be mined by CPU's or GPU's < Asic resistant > and you let people "Browser Mine" it to gamble on your site. Mining BTC with CPU/GPU's are a waste of time and might even damage customers computers, if they do not know what they doing. ^hmmmmm^
You also run a exchange for people to convert FBC to BTC and use the trading fees to supplement the Free coins that are given to people via the Faucet.
Feel free to make donations to my Bitcoin address for this excellent idea. ^LoL^
Edit : You are out of luck, FBCoin is taken, you should consider something else, FreeBCoin perhaps. ^smile^
This idea have really worth as admin doing great job for years if he think about this instead of mining bitcoins this can rise his profit and popularity creating coin and mining through this site great then giving exchange services with some fees can give more advantage if he try to add in few exchanges this can give more advantage Agree, mine on web who based on mining is not profitable even you got your stuff broken. your faucet is the best from all, but not with the mining. I can say they do that because they wanna their faucet still alive(still paying ppl).
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dustboy
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October 06, 2017, 05:34:18 PM |
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Amazing. This site is really doing good for bitcoin. It allows new users to get a small amount of bitcoins just to try the system, it helps to introduce new people to bitcoin which also helps the price increase. I think that the site should be allowing a donation bottom so donors could increase the faucet rewards
I agree that it's a great site and must have introduced many people to Bitcoin. BTW It's easy to donate, just play dice too long ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) That would be donation if you lose, and you should lose your deposited bitcoin not only the earning from the faucet. If you just play the dice with the faucet money then it is not a donation coz you have just sent their money back LOL
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Warfare
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October 06, 2017, 06:16:12 PM |
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Google Recaptcha was removed again. Should add, if possible, an option in profile settings to select which captcha to use: Google Recaptcha/Solve Media.
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MinerHQ
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October 07, 2017, 01:41:53 AM |
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Google Recaptcha was removed again. Should add, if possible, an option in profile settings to select which captcha to use: Google Recaptcha/Solve Media.
Why do you want to choose? Because they fixed one based many people feedbacks and current one should be easy to solve but you need to type instead of clicking on images which google re-captcha does. My account actually they removed this option and I suggest to bring around 10 active referrals to your account then this captcha may be removed.
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Myfe
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October 07, 2017, 01:51:19 AM |
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Yikes! We're in the midst of a STANDARD Rewards Points bonus weekend >>>>> 2x Rewards Points starts tonight!For the entire weekend, we'll pay you 4 Rewards Points for a free roll, 2 Rewards Points for a multiply roll, and 2 Rewards Points for a referral roll! Follow us on Twitter to get more announcements of great promotions > https://twitter.com/freebitco
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bitterguy28
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October 07, 2017, 04:09:35 AM |
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i want to try this feebit i think tihs a good way to get an extea btc using the free time this great opportunity to earn free without hashle of invest just collect the reward to got profit.
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TheQuin
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October 07, 2017, 05:19:27 AM |
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Amazing. This site is really doing good for bitcoin. It allows new users to get a small amount of bitcoins just to try the system, it helps to introduce new people to bitcoin which also helps the price increase. I think that the site should be allowing a donation bottom so donors could increase the faucet rewards
I agree that it's a great site and must have introduced many people to Bitcoin. BTW It's easy to donate, just play dice too long ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) That would be donation if you lose, and you should lose your deposited bitcoin not only the earning from the faucet. If you just play the dice with the faucet money then it is not a donation coz you have just sent their money back LOL Well OK, I should have said make a deposit and play dice too long.
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TheCoinFinder
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October 07, 2017, 06:03:49 AM |
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I am not a regular player of freebitco but they are really one of the trusted betting platform with maximum rewards in minimum intervals. I saw freebitco has opened up a new option which gives us chance to mine bitcoins using browser. Can anyone explain how does browser mining work? Do i need to kepp my browser open 24 hours?
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TheQuin
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October 07, 2017, 06:38:17 AM |
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I saw freebitco has opened up a new option which gives us chance to mine bitcoins using browser. Can anyone explain how does browser mining work? Do i need to kepp my browser open 24 hours?
It's probably best not to do that as you'll be paying too much for electricity. It's really designed to be run on a PC that's turned on anyway. You can set the CPU mining usage percentage quite low while you are using the PC for other things and just collect a little BTC in the background and then when you take a break you can switch it to 100%.
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October 07, 2017, 08:00:07 AM |
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How can I earn milions of RP?
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Chris314
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October 07, 2017, 08:27:26 AM |
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How can I earn milions of RP?
Depends on your way of playing. For free you have 2 RP each free roll, so it needs quite a lot of time. But if you can afford it, you wage a few BTC at the Hi Lo game and you'll get RP very fast (but maybe your balance will be gone). All this to say there's no "free" way to earn RP fast. Either you get them for free but slowly each hour, either you "pay" for them in multiply btc game, but it's not worth it in my opinion.
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chris200x9
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October 07, 2017, 08:42:16 AM |
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I am not a regular player of freebitco but they are really one of the trusted betting platform with maximum rewards in minimum intervals. I saw freebitco has opened up a new option which gives us chance to mine bitcoins using browser. Can anyone explain how does browser mining work? Do i need to kepp my browser open 24 hours?
As long as your browser is open, you will earn, and your earnings are added to your main account every five minutes so as soon as you close your browser, your earnings will stop. But based my experience it is not worth because I may spend more money for my electricity and my system hardware may spoil faster, and it is not worth.
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BitcoinMarshal
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October 07, 2017, 03:42:10 PM |
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I am not a regular player of freebitco but they are really one of the trusted betting platform with maximum rewards in minimum intervals. I saw freebitco has opened up a new option which gives us chance to mine bitcoins using browser. Can anyone explain how does browser mining work? Do i need to kepp my browser open 24 hours?
As long as your browser is open, you will earn, and your earnings are added to your main account every five minutes so as soon as you close your browser, your earnings will stop. But based my experience it is not worth because I may spend more money for my electricity and my system hardware may spoil faster, and it is not worth. Yes its currently completely lost of money and damaging your computer because I also try for some time but its not favorable for me now drop this idea and just using faucet for fun if some one have free electricity then he can give try but still its harming computer
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TheQuin
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October 07, 2017, 03:54:23 PM |
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Yes its currently completely lost of money and damaging your computer because I also try for some time but its not favorable for me now drop this idea and just using faucet for fun if some one have free electricity then he can give try but still its harming computer
Please, can you explain how this is harming your computer? I keep seeing this same unfounded comment posted over and over again. Modern processors have systems in place to ease back the frequency to keep them in operating temperature range and a safety cut out if needed. They could run at 100% usage 24/7 for many years after they have been made redundant by new generations of chips. You'll have to calculate whether the extra electricity used costs more or less than the BTC earned but I've done some testing and any desktop less than about 3 years old should be good for a profit.
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October 07, 2017, 05:20:38 PM |
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Yes its currently completely lost of money and damaging your computer because I also try for some time but its not favorable for me now drop this idea and just using faucet for fun if some one have free electricity then he can give try but still its harming computer
Please, can you explain how this is harming your computer? I keep seeing this same unfounded comment posted over and over again. Modern processors have systems in place to ease back the frequency to keep them in operating temperature range and a safety cut out if needed. They could run at 100% usage 24/7 for many years after they have been made redundant by new generations of chips. You'll have to calculate whether the extra electricity used costs more or less than the BTC earned but I've done some testing and any desktop less than about 3 years old should be good for a profit. A lot of computer processors and h eactual operating systems are deigned to keep the units with long lasting performance (especially intel CPUs). I have a laptop that I run a lot of tasks on over the past 7 years and while some of these aren't particularly cpu intensive, some have been and I have 13 200MHz threads, making a total of 2.6GHz. These threads, after 7 years, with diagnostic programs testing them run at an average of 199Hz each meaning that these tasks don't kill the CPU very much - this is a laptop also so issues should be worsened. It does increase tmeperature a bit but your computer will cut out if the temperature is too high (normally a minimum of about 70 degrees Celsius which is unlikely it'll reach - depending on your country of course).
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Mike Mayor
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October 07, 2017, 10:53:16 PM |
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Yes its currently completely lost of money and damaging your computer because I also try for some time but its not favorable for me now drop this idea and just using faucet for fun if some one have free electricity then he can give try but still its harming computer
Please, can you explain how this is harming your computer? I keep seeing this same unfounded comment posted over and over again. Modern processors have systems in place to ease back the frequency to keep them in operating temperature range and a safety cut out if needed. They could run at 100% usage 24/7 for many years after they have been made redundant by new generations of chips. You'll have to calculate whether the extra electricity used costs more or less than the BTC earned but I've done some testing and any desktop less than about 3 years old should be good for a profit. A lot of computer processors and h eactual operating systems are deigned to keep the units with long lasting performance (especially intel CPUs). I have a laptop that I run a lot of tasks on over the past 7 years and while some of these aren't particularly cpu intensive, some have been and I have 13 200MHz threads, making a total of 2.6GHz. These threads, after 7 years, with diagnostic programs testing them run at an average of 199Hz each meaning that these tasks don't kill the CPU very much - this is a laptop also so issues should be worsened. It does increase tmeperature a bit but your computer will cut out if the temperature is too high (normally a minimum of about 70 degrees Celsius which is unlikely it'll reach - depending on your country of course). Yes it does "damage" your CPU if you count wear as damage. Yes eventually it will stop working but it is designed to run at high temperatures on full load. You can even safely push past these boundries by overclockng so long as you have enough cooling available. By the time the cpu stops working you will have long replaced it.
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October 08, 2017, 01:27:25 AM |
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Yes its currently completely lost of money and damaging your computer because I also try for some time but its not favorable for me now drop this idea and just using faucet for fun if some one have free electricity then he can give try but still its harming computer
Please, can you explain how this is harming your computer? I keep seeing this same unfounded comment posted over and over again. Modern processors have systems in place to ease back the frequency to keep them in operating temperature range and a safety cut out if needed. They could run at 100% usage 24/7 for many years after they have been made redundant by new generations of chips. You'll have to calculate whether the extra electricity used costs more or less than the BTC earned but I've done some testing and any desktop less than about 3 years old should be good for a profit. It is very simple when you run any item always at its peak performance there are chances that its life will go down and can't tell you how fast it will happen. Even though modern PC designed to cut off power at high temp but I don't to run my PC at that high load to earn these small amounts unless if our earnings are high then that makes sense.
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October 08, 2017, 03:21:14 AM |
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Today I hit 9988. Lucky but not super lucky to hit 10000.
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TheQuin
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October 08, 2017, 03:56:27 AM |
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Yes its currently completely lost of money and damaging your computer because I also try for some time but its not favorable for me now drop this idea and just using faucet for fun if some one have free electricity then he can give try but still its harming computer
Please, can you explain how this is harming your computer? I keep seeing this same unfounded comment posted over and over again. Modern processors have systems in place to ease back the frequency to keep them in operating temperature range and a safety cut out if needed. They could run at 100% usage 24/7 for many years after they have been made redundant by new generations of chips. You'll have to calculate whether the extra electricity used costs more or less than the BTC earned but I've done some testing and any desktop less than about 3 years old should be good for a profit. It is very simple when you run any item always at its peak performance there are chances that its life will go down and can't tell you how fast it will happen. Even though modern PC designed to cut off power at high temp but I don't to run my PC at that high load to earn these small amounts unless if our earnings are high then that makes sense. They are so over-engineered they will run for many years at 100% and still be going after 3 or 4 new generations of chips have been released. Look at mean time between failure figures in the technical specs, they don't just make those up they are a result of extensive testing under high load conditions. Look at the two posts above yours, they explain it as well.
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