www.SatoshiSaves.com - Exchange/Swaps - Bitcoin Mixer / Several Supported Sites

[stomachgrowls]

The wallet I use is a pretty large one that does many transactions a minute that they do not charge anyone to send bitcoin, only when you purchase it or sell it.)

So, snipping out this paragraph or sentence alone then im still boggling out my mind on how would you make out external transactions since we've been talking about exchange in different bitcoin gambling sites.

This isnt something that you can see on exchange on-chain transactions which you cant really be charged off with any fees because its just an internal transaction which is a common thing
but this one talks about crossing with other sites then i dont see any possibilities.

You should improved first:
1.Site design
2.Put up FAQ on how things works- Clarify the system

Before you can get any trust or support into this place then you should really need to work hard to attain that.

[shoreno]

This is quite interesting, but there is already a similar service called CryptoGamblersPub, have you heard of that?

If yes, then how exactly are you planning on differentiating yourself from their services?

its not interesting anymore then if they are not the first to introduce this kind of service . i was also going to comment cryptogamblerspub but i was late a bit to comment in this thread .

 their difference is obviously the name of the site which is satoshisaves  but its name complement in thier service because they have a lesser fee than cryptogamblerspub and another difference is that they support gambling sites that you cant find in the simillar competitor . in cryptogamblerspub they only support primedice , stake and windice .

[satsave]

I have updated the site a bit to try and make it not look so... poor.    I have added a few other ways to contact me as well.

I seen there is alot of people wondering how i can offer this yet still have the bitcoin transfers pay enough fee for the miners to include it in the blocks...

here is my best explanation


How it Works
I will accept tips on the supporting sites in exchange to send to your account on another supported site. This helps bypass the sites withdrawal / cashout fees which are usually pretty large due to the higher transaction fees on the network.

I will also accept tips on the supported sites and in exchange, send the bitcoin to any bitcoin address you want.

How can you afford that?
I use a wallets like cashapp that allow me to send bitcoin to anyone at no fee.

No Fee Bitcoin Wallet Proof - https://satoshisaves.com/nofeewallet.png

Cashapp compiles all bitcoin to bitcoin transactions along with all users who buy / sell their bitcoin into one large transaction every few minutes. The fees to the buyers / sellers are where the miners / transaction fees are covered allowing bitcoin to bitcoin transfers to be free.

[Eureka_07]

How can your potential users know that their funds are safe upon successfully sending their bitcoin to the wallet that you are using? It will be hard to put on trust to someone who's just popped out offering the service especially bitcoin currently is achiving new heights. Please add more details how can users trust your service.

[Bitinity]

How can your potential users know that their funds are safe upon successfully sending their bitcoin to the wallet that you are using? It will be hard to put on trust to someone who's just popped out offering the service especially bitcoin currently is achiving new heights. Please add more details how can users trust your service.

This is not how the service works, users do not send the bitcoin to his/her wallet but users send it to his account on the gambling site by the tip feature. Simple example: you want to withdraw your balance at Stake, if you do it directly from Stake then you will be charged 25k satoshi/250bits but if you use this service by tipping your balance to his Stake's account then he will send the same amount from his own wallet to your wallet but you will be charged less for the fee. Of course, trust is the main important thing here. The same as what is offered by Dinabot/CryptoGamblersPub when they announce their service for the first time.

[Eureka_07]

How can your potential users know that their funds are safe upon successfully sending their bitcoin to the wallet that you are using? It will be hard to put on trust to someone who's just popped out offering the service especially bitcoin currently is achiving new heights. Please add more details how can users trust your service.

This is not how the service works, users do not send the bitcoin to his/her wallet but users send it to his account on the gambling site by the tip feature. Simple example: you want to withdraw your balance at Stake, if you do it directly from Stake then you will be charged 25k satoshi/250bits but if you use this service by tipping your balance to his Stake's account then he will send the same amount from his own wallet to your wallet but you will be charged less for the fee. Of course, trust is the main important thing here. The same as what is offered by Dinabot/CryptoGamblersPub when they announce their service for the first time.

Thanks. But yeah, the main thing really is how can he gain the trust of other users for his service. He can gain some trust from those users who already tried his service but anytime, in this kind of service, it is possible that he can just take the money away especially if the money is big. Maybe it is better that he also include some of his identity for this kind of service.

[satsave]

still offering this service...  main services so far are bustabit and bustadice but have added some other options aswell.

Good luck all!

[TwitchySeal]

I haven't looked into this too much, but want to say it's an interesting project and, assuming you have no malicious intent,  I hope you don't let all the attacks here and in other threads discourage you too much.

[maxreish]

Im very much interested, its like Dinabot in Stake but you will gonna offer the smallest fee. I usually not using bitcoin to cash in and withdraw because of the congested transactions and high miner's fee. In that case, how we can assure our tip will be sent out to the trusted one?  

Has anyone here tried it?
@op whats your telegram name so I can reach out and ask you more about it?

[Quidat]

Im very much interested, its like Dinabot in Stake but you will gonna offer the smallest fee. I usually not using bitcoin to cash in and withdraw because of the congested transactions and high miner's fee. In that case, how we can assure our tip will be sent out to the trusted one?  

Has anyone here tried it?
@op whats your telegram name so I can reach out and ask you more about it?

OP doesnt have telegram but instead  a discord. https://discord.com/invite/EdXqBEezgp you can also contact him on here POKERHOST.CO@GMAIL.COM
When it comes to idea then this isnt something bad at all but as expected for most people whom do criticize which is mostly having problems with trust issues.
I cant blame them though because you can really see the tendency or chances of scam on here depending on op's intent.

[satsave]

I haven't looked into this too much, but want to say it's an interesting project and, assuming you have no malicious intent,  I hope you don't let all the attacks here and in other threads discourage you too much.

Thank you!  It can be a little dis heartening but I intend to keep going and offering the service as long as it saves players and I can make a few fees from it.


As for security and risk of scam, I am thinking of finding a trusted member on here to hold a certain amount of bitcoin as an added layer of trust.

With the service i provide, it is mainly for lower transaction amounts of $1 to $20 as those are the ones most affected by the $10 bitcoin withdrawal fees most sites charge.

[xandry]

Why your site is indicated that the service has been running for ten years if the site was registered less than six months ago? Am I correct in understanding that the exchange process is not automated, but entirely manual?

[panjul07]

Why your site is indicated that the service has been running for ten years if the site was registered less than six months ago? Am I correct in understanding that the exchange process is not automated, but entirely manual?

Nice catch, it is hard to say that it is a typo since it is a big difference with their domain age.
Is it to boost reputation so users may think that it is a site that has been operating for many years?
I wont speculate too much but lets wait for OP clarification about this thing.
A simple thing indeed but can be something big.

[Vaskiy]

Thats awesome to give people detail about the service. The domain getting registered two years back, but they're having ten years of experience in this service. This is truly into controversy. The team might've thought of misleading Satoshisaves relative to satoshidice. Satoshidice is registered almost ten years back, maybe they've thought of connecting both and make people fall for their service.

[satsave]

for the 10 years,  i have been around bitcoin and internet and have always been finding ways to earn myself money along with saving users from the standard costs of services.

So i guess i take my statement as saving satoshi since 2010 as i myself was always trying to save satoshis almost from the start of bitcoin

[Bitinity]

for the 10 years,  i have been around bitcoin and internet and have always been finding ways to earn myself money along with saving users from the standard costs of services.

So i guess i take my statement as saving satoshi since 2010 as i myself was always trying to save satoshis almost from the start of bitcoin

But your service satoshisaves itself is still new, your website is also not that old. Imho, any information on your website should be related to your service as it is all about your service not about your past experience unless your website is like a vlog about your journey in bitcoin world. Just my two cents.

[xandry]

for the 10 years,  i have been around bitcoin and internet and have always been finding ways to earn myself money along with saving users from the standard costs of services.

So i guess i take my statement as saving satoshi since 2010 as i myself was always trying to save satoshis almost from the start of bitcoin

But it’s not a website about you personally. It is misleading to users. It is more appropriate to put it somewhere on the site as a page "about us" for example or even on the main page. Write a little bit about yourself and provide some sort of resume. It would be great if it were links, so everyone could check, it would only increase the level of trust in the service.

Imagine if you went to a website where you offered to trust your money, and you saw an inscription like that. There is no feedback on the Internet, and you know that the site has just appeared. Will you trust your money to such a project?