Quote from: Tommy Cash on March 05, 2018, 10:31:53 AM

Quote from: kermitas on March 05, 2018, 10:24:52 AM

Quote from: kermitas on March 02, 2018, 12:56:01 PM

Quote from: Tommy Cash on March 01, 2018, 04:06:03 PM

Step 1: During a drawing, the 1st is taken after the time current publicly hash code of a bitcoin block is taken from blockchain.info. For example:
000000000000000000229a9deacb0ed81b54afb92581e9b5b2e25dbd3a8069a2

Because there is no way that smart contract will make an external call (for example: to blockchain.info) that means that other, centralized server(s) are required. Are you still saying that "FireLotto is 100% decentralized platform piwered by smart contracts only"?

Also - if that is true - that means that if blockchain.info will be down then FireLotto will be down to. As simply as that.

Hey, I am still waiting for technical answers on my questions:
- how exactly information from blockchain.info is delivered to Ethereum's smart contracts?
- does relying on external service (like blockchain.info) introduce a weak point of this product?

You know how to read, I brought you this algorithm. You do not have to encrypt it, everyone already knows that you write nonsense accounts with nonsense

Dear, thank you for your answer. Yes, you described algorithm but this is not exactly what I am asking.

I am asking how technically information form blockchain.info is acquired (and then delivered to smart contract). I am asking how flow of information is organised to be able to confirm that product is 100% decentralized (as you or others stated that many times).