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yes but it've worked well for some, think it sounds weird.
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hua_hui
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I'm not sure if the dev is aware of LIR - its planned to release in December and gathering big momentum/hype in the community. There might be a risk to lose a lot of customers if SD stays unstable and the project delivers what they are promising (and doesn't turn out to be a scam). Prolonged stability followed by a sig campaign would help cement SD reduce any risk. Stability has been a bit better the last few days, so lets hope they can keep it up =)
LIR is a good idea. Rubies is similar to LIR but i feel that it is too limited and most of the rubies are being under control of betterbets. There is why when i heard of rubies being added to moneypot, i am not too excited. However, for LIR, i think so far it is having a good start. I think once the site start to open to the public, we can even a strong growth in LIR and this can be a good alt coin to be use as gambling currency.
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August 04, 2016, 06:39:08 AM |
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I'm not sure if the dev is aware of LIR - its planned to release in December and gathering big momentum/hype in the community. There might be a risk to lose a lot of customers if SD stays unstable and the project delivers what they are promising (and doesn't turn out to be a scam). Prolonged stability followed by a sig campaign would help cement SD reduce any risk. Stability has been a bit better the last few days, so lets hope they can keep it up =)
LIR is a good idea. Rubies is similar to LIR but i feel that it is too limited and most of the rubies are being under control of betterbets. There is why when i heard of rubies being added to moneypot, i am not too excited. However, for LIR, i think so far it is having a good start. I think once the site start to open to the public, we can even a strong growth in LIR and this can be a good alt coin to be use as gambling currency. Yeah don't like the Betterbets control and the restrictions.
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starmman
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August 04, 2016, 07:57:31 AM |
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I'm not sure if the dev is aware of LIR - its planned to release in December and gathering big momentum/hype in the community. There might be a risk to lose a lot of customers if SD stays unstable and the project delivers what they are promising (and doesn't turn out to be a scam). Prolonged stability followed by a sig campaign would help cement SD reduce any risk. Stability has been a bit better the last few days, so lets hope they can keep it up =)
LIR is a good idea. Rubies is similar to LIR but i feel that it is too limited and most of the rubies are being under control of betterbets. There is why when i heard of rubies being added to moneypot, i am not too excited. However, for LIR, i think so far it is having a good start. I think once the site start to open to the public, we can even a strong growth in LIR and this can be a good alt coin to be use as gambling currency. Will be interesting to see what happens. I've invested into LIR but didn't touch Rubies. I still see LIR as a bigger risk than SD, but also better rewards if it pays off. So keeping invested into both platforms, there is certainly space for both to do well.
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August 04, 2016, 05:36:03 PM |
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I'm not sure if the dev is aware of LIR - its planned to release in December and gathering big momentum/hype in the community. There might be a risk to lose a lot of customers if SD stays unstable and the project delivers what they are promising (and doesn't turn out to be a scam). Prolonged stability followed by a sig campaign would help cement SD reduce any risk. Stability has been a bit better the last few days, so lets hope they can keep it up =)
LIR is a good idea. Rubies is similar to LIR but i feel that it is too limited and most of the rubies are being under control of betterbets. There is why when i heard of rubies being added to moneypot, i am not too excited. However, for LIR, i think so far it is having a good start. I think once the site start to open to the public, we can even a strong growth in LIR and this can be a good alt coin to be use as gambling currency. Will be interesting to see what happens. I've invested into LIR but didn't touch Rubies. I still see LIR as a bigger risk than SD, but also better rewards if it pays off. So keeping invested into both platforms, there is certainly space for both to do well. a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
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August 04, 2016, 09:25:08 PM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead?
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starmman
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August 05, 2016, 05:29:01 AM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto)
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August 05, 2016, 05:41:41 AM |
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I'm not sure if the dev is aware of LIR - its planned to release in December and gathering big momentum/hype in the community. There might be a risk to lose a lot of customers if SD stays unstable and the project delivers what they are promising (and doesn't turn out to be a scam). Prolonged stability followed by a sig campaign would help cement SD reduce any risk. Stability has been a bit better the last few days, so lets hope they can keep it up =)
LIR is a good idea. Rubies is similar to LIR but i feel that it is too limited and most of the rubies are being under control of betterbets. There is why when i heard of rubies being added to moneypot, i am not too excited. However, for LIR, i think so far it is having a good start. I think once the site start to open to the public, we can even a strong growth in LIR and this can be a good alt coin to be use as gambling currency. Will be interesting to see what happens. I've invested into LIR but didn't touch Rubies. I still see LIR as a bigger risk than SD, but also better rewards if it pays off. So keeping invested into both platforms, there is certainly space for both to do well. a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement. I think SatoshiDice will stick to just Bitcoin. That is what I'd do.
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cryptohustla
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August 05, 2016, 09:32:01 AM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto) how much do you actually earn on SD if you invest like i have 1btc right now and want to invest in it but not sure how it works can you pls guide me? daily profit if possible
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August 05, 2016, 11:40:04 AM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto) how much do you actually earn on SD if you invest like i have 1btc right now and want to invest in it but not sure how it works can you pls guide me? daily profit if possible You can't be sure how much you will earn (or if you will earn) since it purely dependable on users activity. If they win the you lose and if you lose then you win. You can expect profits in the long run since it is expected for the house to win due to the house edge but still you can't be sure. If you wanna do that though be advised that you should see it as a long term investment since the profits accumulate over time and not over night.
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starmman
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August 05, 2016, 03:39:42 PM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto) how much do you actually earn on SD if you invest like i have 1btc right now and want to invest in it but not sure how it works can you pls guide me? daily profit if possible You can't be sure how much you will earn (or if you will earn) since it purely dependable on users activity. If they win the you lose and if you lose then you win. You can expect profits in the long run since it is expected for the house to win due to the house edge but still you can't be sure. If you wanna do that though be advised that you should see it as a long term investment since the profits accumulate over time and not over night. If somebody takes a big win when you bankroll your cash it could take a while to get your money back (you could be a few % down, but that would be unlucky) - however you can drip feed in 0.1 per day/week to reduce any possible impact. For me I earned about 10-15% over 6-7 months, but it depends upon your percentage of bankroll and how lucky the dice players are, and as LiQuidx says, the number of people playing. If SD is not stable, then there is no income. But in my view its certainly worth a go, SD have been going for a while and didn't run off with anybodies money, or lose all money to hackers yet - so they must be doing something right =D.
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Satosh¡ Domains
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August 05, 2016, 10:43:06 PM |
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An investment in SD is a safe bet
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August 06, 2016, 09:13:57 AM |
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An investment in SD is a safe bet it is absolutely a safe way to get coins to grow, much better than having them laying around in your wallet.
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August 06, 2016, 02:05:05 PM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto) how much do you actually earn on SD if you invest like i have 1btc right now and want to invest in it but not sure how it works can you pls guide me? daily profit if possible You can't be sure how much you will earn (or if you will earn) since it purely dependable on users activity. If they win the you lose and if you lose then you win. You can expect profits in the long run since it is expected for the house to win due to the house edge but still you can't be sure. If you wanna do that though be advised that you should see it as a long term investment since the profits accumulate over time and not over night. If somebody takes a big win when you bankroll your cash it could take a while to get your money back (you could be a few % down, but that would be unlucky) - however you can drip feed in 0.1 per day/week to reduce any possible impact. For me I earned about 10-15% over 6-7 months, but it depends upon your percentage of bankroll and how lucky the dice players are, and as LiQuidx says, the number of people playing. If SD is not stable, then there is no income. But in my view its certainly worth a go, SD have been going for a while and didn't run off with anybodies money, or lose all money to hackers yet - so they must be doing something right =D. i got around 10% aswell.
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August 06, 2016, 03:19:53 PM |
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An investment in SD is a safe bet it is absolutely a safe way to get coins to grow, much better than having them laying around in your wallet. Yeah it's a good way to grow your coins, although you need to invest a lot to make decent amount of profits. i personally like to keep my coins safe in my wallet and sell them at higher price, i don't like to risk my coins for small profit.
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August 06, 2016, 08:26:33 PM |
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An investment in SD is a safe bet it is absolutely a safe way to get coins to grow, much better than having them laying around in your wallet. Yeah it's a good way to grow your coins, although you need to invest a lot to make decent amount of profits. i personally like to keep my coins safe in my wallet and sell them at higher price, i don't like to risk my coins for small profit. we can all agree that SD is safe and they will not steal users coins, and when you do not trade the coin, they can just as well be invested in SD and grow.
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August 07, 2016, 11:35:33 AM |
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An investment in SD is a safe bet it is absolutely a safe way to get coins to grow, much better than having them laying around in your wallet. Yeah it's a good way to grow your coins, although you need to invest a lot to make decent amount of profits. i personally like to keep my coins safe in my wallet and sell them at higher price, i don't like to risk my coins for small profit. we can all agree that SD is safe and they will not steal users coins, and when you do not trade the coin, they can just as well be invested in SD and grow. There is always a chance that they get hacked or that the owners leave. But as stated earlier they've been around a long time and there has never been any indication that something might be wrong.
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August 07, 2016, 01:11:11 PM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto) how much do you actually earn on SD if you invest like i have 1btc right now and want to invest in it but not sure how it works can you pls guide me? daily profit if possible You can't be sure how much you will earn (or if you will earn) since it purely dependable on users activity. If they win the you lose and if you lose then you win. You can expect profits in the long run since it is expected for the house to win due to the house edge but still you can't be sure. If you wanna do that though be advised that you should see it as a long term investment since the profits accumulate over time and not over night. If somebody takes a big win when you bankroll your cash it could take a while to get your money back (you could be a few % down, but that would be unlucky) - however you can drip feed in 0.1 per day/week to reduce any possible impact. For me I earned about 10-15% over 6-7 months, but it depends upon your percentage of bankroll and how lucky the dice players are, and as LiQuidx says, the number of people playing. If SD is not stable, then there is no income. But in my view its certainly worth a go, SD have been going for a while and didn't run off with anybodies money, or lose all money to hackers yet - so they must be doing something right =D. 10% for 7 months? like 1btc would be 1.1 after 7 months? well its actually better profit than a bank..
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August 07, 2016, 04:15:45 PM |
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An investment in SD is a safe bet it is absolutely a safe way to get coins to grow, much better than having them laying around in your wallet. Yeah it's a good way to grow your coins, although you need to invest a lot to make decent amount of profits. i personally like to keep my coins safe in my wallet and sell them at higher price, i don't like to risk my coins for small profit. we can all agree that SD is safe and they will not steal users coins, and when you do not trade the coin, they can just as well be invested in SD and grow. I know satoshidice will never cheat/steal it's customers money, but hackers can as fortuity said. look at the recent bitfinex hack, they were quite bigger than satoshidice still they got hacked.
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August 07, 2016, 05:47:46 PM |
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a good opportunity to spread the risk on investment. Would never withdraw what I have invested in SD. looking at LIR more as a supplement.
if you have not already invested in SD do you think one should do it or invest in LIR instead? it depends what you want from your investment. If you want a secure steady income go for SD, if you want a higher income but are happy to risk the price falling then go for LIR. I have invested in both to diversify. So far I got around 10% from SD over a number of months and I'm down by 20% on LIR, but I expect LIR to increase soon and get 50% back, but that is not guaranteed. If you have a lot of money and can't afford to lose it than SD is the safer bet (but there is still some element if risk there too as this is crypto) how much do you actually earn on SD if you invest like i have 1btc right now and want to invest in it but not sure how it works can you pls guide me? daily profit if possible Yes, its much better profit than a bank - but there is a small element of risk involved. I'd advise you to only invest money that you can afford to lose. I've moved most of my money to trading as I'm making 10% per month - however that's even more riskier. You can't be sure how much you will earn (or if you will earn) since it purely dependable on users activity. If they win the you lose and if you lose then you win. You can expect profits in the long run since it is expected for the house to win due to the house edge but still you can't be sure. If you wanna do that though be advised that you should see it as a long term investment since the profits accumulate over time and not over night. If somebody takes a big win when you bankroll your cash it could take a while to get your money back (you could be a few % down, but that would be unlucky) - however you can drip feed in 0.1 per day/week to reduce any possible impact. For me I earned about 10-15% over 6-7 months, but it depends upon your percentage of bankroll and how lucky the dice players are, and as LiQuidx says, the number of people playing. If SD is not stable, then there is no income. But in my view its certainly worth a go, SD have been going for a while and didn't run off with anybodies money, or lose all money to hackers yet - so they must be doing something right =D. 10% for 7 months? like 1btc would be 1.1 after 7 months? well its actually better profit than a bank.. Yep, but you have to remember that its a riskier investment than depositing money in a bank. Only invest what you can afford to lose. I make much higher earnings on trading - but that's riskier still.
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