I've always found Timeanddate.com to be quite reliable when trying to time something to the nearest second. It's the first result that I got when I searched "time in utc" on Google.

Just wondering but is there any rule against having more than one Primedice account? I'm not talking about cheating the affiliate system by adding yourself as a referral. I'm just talking about three completely separate accounts. Is this allowed?

Funny thing happened today. I logged onto Bter and saw this:



Huh? Not sure why my balance is saying that I have $700 worth of datacoins. 1,200 DTC is actually only worth $7 at current prices. Nearly gave me a heart attack because I thought the value had skyrocketed for a split second.

jl777 is a trusted and well-respected dev who runs a lot of NXT projects but I don't think he's actually been ID'd.

Damnit, looks like I missed this one.

How likely is it that someone who invested in day 6 or 7 will see a profit? Not likely IMO. Games like this reward the early investors. If I'm not one of the people who invested in the first day or two then there's a high chance that I won't get paid. I'll just keep that in mind and wait for the next round to start.

This one seems to be the official one. I remember seeing two copycat sites before around here (24HoursPonzi.com and 24HourPonzzi.com).

Also about 15 hours left till the current round ends I see.


It's working for me. I think it was down for a while before though.

Haha, there's someone on the live chat pretending to be the site admin.

Not loading here either. Isup.me says that the site is down also. As a webmaster, I've had this happen lots of times before. If it's a DNS propagation issue then the site should be up after several minutes to an hour or two.

This. I believe Satoshi chose Gavin to be his successor:

Well, there still seems to be enough funds in escrow for another week of payments. Hopefully ActionCrypto will send more to redsn0w soon.


I'm not him but I'm pretty sure those are the posts that roll over. So if you made less than the minimum of 20 posts per week then all of those would roll over into the next week. Or, if you posted over the max limit of 100 posts then any posts you make after the 100th one would roll over to the next week.

That's an old picture. Current 24 hr volume is $1,000+ and prices have gone back up to $0.92.

You mean like "previa" (the eggvan) but without the "ia" at the end?

I've been using Preev.com for checking the price of BTC and I know it's quite popular but I could never tell how one was supposed to pronounce it. Is it a long "preeev" like the first part of "preview" or is it "pre-ev" like the first part of "pre-evolution"?

The house edge means that the site is already designed to make a profit for the owner and a loss for the players.


Satoshi could probably use his enormous balance to martingale and win on any dice site. Even PD wouldn't stand a chance.

Well if it's an ebook then there is the NXT digital goods store but I doubt someone who is a beginner to Bitcoin would know how to use that.

I admit it's not looking particularly good at the moment but it's a bit premature to say that it has already failed. The market cap is still hovering just above that of Litecoin.

I could be wrong but isn't the creator of Litecoin - coblee, Chinese? Google doesn't reveal much but I think "Lee" is a Chinese name and his brother is the president of BTC China.

If I installed the wallets of 50 different proof-of-stake coins on my computer and each wallet earned me $1 a day, I would be making $50 per day or $350 a week. This would be more than enough for me to live on. Does anyone know if something like this is possible? Are there any real-world examples of people who live off securing the networks and processing the transactions of PoS blockchains?

Hey, you never know. BBQcoin (aka. "the coin you want to eat!!") got a market valuation of $8 million at one time. This one could do the same:

http://web.archive.org/web/20131201080927/http://coinmarketcap.com/

Why do you want to ship it by sea? It's not because of the recent spate of air accidents is it? The chances of your miner going missing due to some aircraft malfunction is much, much lower than the chances of it being lost at sea. I've seen what happens to shipping containers when the seas are rough and it ain't pretty.