Reference --> your previous work. I would like to see how you doing your work, something you have already done or are currently doing.
You do not tell me anything about the price, it is a very important part of any deal, right?

Maybe it will be good if you add about how much te chance of winning for each bet?

Each lottery has it’s own mechanics, yet the most of them lowers their prize rates a lot. You can check it yourself comparing the wining chances of lotteries on different «bet vs prize» combinations. As example, we will take one of the most known lottery in the US. Player needs to select 5 numbers from 1 to 70 (white balls) and 1 number from 1 to 25 (gold ball). The ticket costs $2, and to win i.e $4 you need to guess 1 white ball and a gold ball. The winning chance is 1 : 89. Playing Ethex, you can double your bet if you guess just «any letter». Winning chance is 1 : 2.7. It says Ethex has x 33 times more chances to win 😉

Hello, Shoesouse!

You can learn about it more in this article, https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Mining#the-algorithm.

Maybe you guys should consider making a new thread to avoid false advertising claims.

The first thing that pops up when I go to shapeshift.io is "requires an account" but the title here says "No Account Needed"


Is Flyp.me the only exchange now that actually doesn't require an account?

Doesn't Changelly require KYC? What advantages are there vs. an accountless exchange like Flyp.me?

It's a good question. I've always wondered that myself. Fiverr for example used to accept Bitcoin, but then stopped. I think there are two major problems with accepting crypto 1) crypto accounting in USA and taxation is not very friendly if you are acting as an escrow, seeing how it's mostly trated as commodity (BTW we have a dedicated category for cryptocurrency accepting accountants)  2) the number of customers willing to actually use cryptocurrency is really low, that's why you need a place which concentrates solely on those buyers, like FreelanceForCoins.com

No, not really. There is a number of similar sites, at least two of them are active - xbtfreelancer and cryptogrind (though lately I've been unable to connect to latter). We will definitely try to have a better UI and user experience. Stay tuned

Every crash point has been already pre-generated, this means that the game outcome can't be affected by how the market is moving, by how many players are in a specific game or the total amount that is being wagered.
Here is a very helpful article that really explains it all https://medium.com/@nekoz/generating-a-provably-fair-crash-point-8d502058e8bc
Here is our seeding event https://archive.fo/X6zGk
And here is a tool that you can use to verify each game fairness https://jsfiddle.net/m1c4a3l/hx1sogpk/1/embedded/result/dark/

As a small update:

We have categories now (https://freelanceforcoins.com/categories), better notifications (https://freelanceforcoins.com/i/unread.png), scopes and time limits for invoices (https://freelanceforcoins.com/i/new_invoice.png), which is a small step towards better project management and dispute resolution.

More than 140 freelancers have signed up so far (or have been invited by us) to offer their services for crypto https://freelanceforcoins.com/offers

You can add your offer too here: https://freelanceforcoins.com/offers/create