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i remember i invest in a gambling site that time when 1btc is around 50usd. the profit is only about 250btc, 1k reserved btc and someone just come in to wipe out the profit and hit on the reserved. i was online that time and i was horrified when i see he keep winning big and bigger. in the end, he won like 320btc.

BTC hasn't been around $50 since March 2013, which was 3 months before I launched the first gambling site that took public investments.

yup. i dont know about the first gambling site that took public investment, but btc was like around ~$20 at that time but when i heard about it and put money into it. it was around $100~ and den it shot up to $250~ before it crumble down to a period whereby it frequent from $50~$100.

it was that time when i lost faith in btc spectualtion and decided to invest some of my btc into something else. that time i learnt about ltc too and it was $2~ and den use the hundreds of ltc put into different company in Litecoin Global. but suddenly within 1 month after, Litecoin Global suddenly declare shutting down and all shares drop like mad. i managed to recover some back.

I forget the website but it does not have autobet and it is quite a simple website.

Just-Dice?

yah it looks exactly like that but i am not sure it is the same website or not. i have not been there for close to 2 years already cause i cant find back my account. I dont think there is much btc inside too. (hope not)

JD opened in Jun '13 w/ BTC, then closed in Jun '14 and reopened in Dec '14 with CLAM. Old accounts do still work. I think most BTC balances were withdrew. It was the first site to offer "crowd-funded bankroll" also called "investing" (technically not really investors.) I think in theory SatoshiDice was the first to have investors, although that was with an IPO (shares) and different from the current concept of investing. I do think you mean JD according to your description, although you seem to be mistaken by the BTC prices :p

Yeah, his description matches JD, and he said it looks the same, so I think that's what he was talking about. Not sure about old balances but I think they're lost now.