oooh you use the block number itself?
I thought you would use the block hash itself. that is a lot more random. as when there is a cut off time it is rather easy to guess the block number within a dozen or so - as long as hash rate/diff has remained steady.
either way - awesome give away! and congrats to the winners!
I can agree here and can say it seems to be a very fraudulent giveaway! I thought you would use the block hash itself. that is a lot more random. as when there is a cut off time it is rather easy to guess the block number within a dozen or so - as long as hash rate/diff has remained steady.
either way - awesome give away! and congrats to the winners!
It's not completely clear because you haven't given an example how it works and people don't find out easily!!
Not all numbers were equal like it is for selecting a block hash!
I thought you would use the block hash itself. that is a lot more random. as when there is a cut off time it is rather easy to guess the block number within a dozen or so - as long as hash rate/diff has remained steady.
I considered using the block hash, however doing so would result in there either being too few spots (if I only used the last digit), or way too many spots (if I used the last two digits). Most giveaways are using last 2 digits.
Same number from 00 - 99.
