In case you did not notice, the first line was ironic.

Guys, this is like the third time I try to withdraw some invested funds and my withdrawal is put on manual hold because the damn hot wallet is empty!

Good job Having my funds in a cold wallet is the best way I can think of to keep them safe.

Keep up the good work and thank you for your security concerns!

Too bad not a single exchange exists where you can deposit your hard-earned BTG.

If you can't tell the difference, you either are not skilled enough in a language which obviously isn't your native tongue, or you lack the intellectual depth to analyze such a simple paragraph. In both cases, I can't see what good can come to you from a public discussion on an internet forum.

A small problem, masterfully managed. Thank you.

Unless I misunderstood the whole discussion, it looks pretty obvious to me that players would prefer lower transaction fees and investors would prefer lower commissions.

My attempt at an exegesis, as it looks like it's the sport of the moment:

"I too¹ had a chance at [random game]. After half an hour², I found myself 400 [satoshis] in the red³. [Random rant follows]."

¹ slang from "2".
² probably because he's a bit slow, this may mean a couple of rounds.
³ meaning he lost 400 satoshis.

Or a little more than that.

There's no such thing as a deprecated coin.

Again, if you store your funds in a web wallet you are not in control of them. A web wallet is subject to the same vulnerabilities as any other website (in fact, it is a website).

Of course. That's what I do btw. Just saying it's not an "alternative to store your coins in your wallet": the risk is way higher.

Just always remember that your cryptocoins are yours only when you control the private keys of your wallet. If you decide to invest on a site, there is always a chance for the site to default, to have a negative return, to be hacked, or simply to run with your money.

Based on my limited perspective of investor and the profits curve from ETH only it looks like ETH betting is on exponential growth, though still significantly far (~10x) from BTC. Is there any metric available? Do you plan to add ETH charts to the BTC ones?

Fixed

You're pretty bad at spotting irony for a keyboard warrior

As an investor, I agree with you that the rain bot should be abolished. I also suggest that a small compensation for their hard work go to the moderators. This could easily be managed with the savings from the rain bot removal.

Thanks for the lightning-fast API update.


Fair enough.

Great. Also, in the investment tab, the last panel "Account Stats" only shows BTC. This may need a dropdown like the "Investment Stats" panel. Thank you again

Nice job, just invested my first Ethers. They also show in the API as expected but there is no way to tell what coin the investment is in. Can you please add something like


to the relevant JSON objects? Thank you!

If everyone used 5x the bankroll would "appear" 5x larger and would allow for 5x larger wins/losses, so if everyone used 1x the result would be exactly identical as before if the maximum wins/losses were 5x larger.