Thats actually far from true. It is somewhat of a slow process because of the complexity of our application but the project has not been abandoned. Over the last year we have focused primarily on API endpoints and our developer portal. And actually, we just re-enabled app registration today.

But this is Exo's thread, so I will not hijack it more than I already have.

They are worth max $10 together.

The max bet has slightly been increased.

Gift cards are being refilled today!

I will have some discussions with the rest of the MoneyPot team and look into raising the max bet limit.

My apologizes, did not realize you were only counting .14+ nodes.

Anyway, all the nodes that I personally manage have been updated within the last 24. I suspect by the end of the week we will see about 30-40% of nodes upgraded. Outside of backing up data and verifying the packages, upgrading took less than 5 minutes and could be as simple as upgrading the PPA package if using ubuntu.


I agree with you on your decentralization points.

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You are correct as it is patched. The point was that only 10% of the network is using the upgraded binary putting the rest of it at risk. While extremely unlikely, it is entirely possible the network could be at risk for a 51% attack and the price being brought down.

10% upgrading in just 24 hrs is pretty good in my opinion. Especially the precautions that wallet operators must take when upgrading (Backing up, testing, etc).

Also, do you mean 90%?

The bug found basically allows a malicious node to flood a bitcoin core node and crash it. As this is a peer based attack, your wallet would remain safe and all funds protected.

I am not familiar with the repercussions of the attack, but I am assuming they mean crash as in it is recoverable. With that being said, most large scale node operators have implemented provisions that would restart the software in the event of a crash, and also have implemented proper firewall and security rules to ban any malicious attacker way before this exploit was discovered.

With a large scale attack it is very likely that the market could be affected but the chances are very marginal and the price would most likely recover very shortly.

With that being said, this isn't the only DDOS based wallet attack out there and more will be discovered. There will always be vulnerabilities in software.

I am just a developer and have no knowledge of anything business related.

Socketpot was one of our v1 APIs that remained open for some of our legacy apps.

Sockpot EOL 10/15/18

Socketpot will reach EOL on 10/15/18. It was formerly declared deprecated on with the release of V2 on 10/1/17.

If there are any questions or concerns, please contact me.

I doubt that the image will have too much of an impact on your data plan. Also, browsers utilize caching unless you are browsing via TOR or something.

Nice list and tool. Merit has definitely stalled the growth of member rankings in my opinion and has helped combat spam to some regard. Still I find myself a bit frustrated as I was one post away from becoming a Hero member when merit was introduced but instead given a merit requirement as if my account was new to the Sr Member rank.

New gift card options coming to the https://provably.io store this week!

- Xbox
- PSN
- iTunes

On provably.io you can buy gift cards with bitcoin. I’ll be adding more cards in the near future.

Sure I can add one or two to provably.

Good, sold one gift card so far.

We have lowered our withdrawal fees down to 200 bits.

Nessio.io has launched on the MoneyPot platform. Play on Provably.io, exchange on Nessio.io

API V2.1 Released

All routes will remain under the /v2/ namespace and will be documented in the app owner portal. If you have any questions regarding the changes, please reach out to me.

Change Log

Features

White label registration & login:
Allows a user to register and login directly from the app. App is automatically authorized and MoneyPot user is created.  For trusted & confidential apps only. Rate limited.

Direct app withdrawals:
Allows a withdrawal request to be queued directly from an app. Auth balances only, time delayed processing. For trusted & confidential apps only. Rate limited.

Auth level transaction history:
Transaction information regarding an auth is now available via the API. Information is scoped to an auth and app. Access information regarding deposits, tips, and withdrawals from an app.

App level statistics:
Use the api to access app level statistics and information.

Coin Information:
This API route provides information and status on all coins used inside of MoneyPot.

Deprecated

/v2/new-address:
Route has moved to /v2/wallet/new-address and an alias has been created for reverse compatibility. The alias may be removed in future major versions.

App owners can now register users using a white label api endpoint! Contact me for more information.