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Someone will use proxies and mass farm it and empty that faucet pretty quick.
Unless you plan on having ad's that pay per view and if they never leave the site you got probs.
Id avoid a chat system if you arent going to go full gambling system.
Unless you plan on having ad's that pay per view and if they never leave the site you got probs.
Id avoid a chat system if you arent going to go full gambling system.
Re: Looking for ideas for Bitcoin related site - I have capital
Tshirt shop that allows btc purchases, meme shirts these days sell well.
A version of theme forest that allows people to buy with btc.
Faucet plugin for wordpress that you could sell on theme forest or something.
Antminer reseller if you got enough money but you would need to have some contact in china.
Anything you can do with normal sites you can do by adding btc.
A version of theme forest that allows people to buy with btc.
Faucet plugin for wordpress that you could sell on theme forest or something.
Antminer reseller if you got enough money but you would need to have some contact in china.
Anything you can do with normal sites you can do by adding btc.
This can be a very tricky question to answer.
Yes and no with gambling you have some idea what your up against.
In trading well it can be emotionally driven or be powered by speculative investment in things.
Which if they get scared well you could lose a lot of money ive seen it happen many times.
Yes and no with gambling you have some idea what your up against.
In trading well it can be emotionally driven or be powered by speculative investment in things.
Which if they get scared well you could lose a lot of money ive seen it happen many times.
Maybe it all depends if it worth selling early or not.
Obviously most people if they see a 10k a coin they will sell.
Thats better then stocks if you have a few and could live off that for a while.
Obviously most people if they see a 10k a coin they will sell.
Thats better then stocks if you have a few and could live off that for a while.
It sounds like a good idea but how would you get around KYC/AML laws in different countries? In Canada they're very strict so you wouldn't be able to not know who you were dealing with if you were a money exchanger.
Please, answer for one question: If you think that it's good idea, do you use bitsquare.io? How often do you trade on this exchanger? How do you estimate Bitsquare exchange by using 10-point scale?
You have a few good questions.
I have used Bitsquare for awhile, and I can say their UI/UX experience is phenomenal. They also handle the connection to Tor before you're able to trade, another superb feature. But I did find some areas I wasn't personally happy about.
1. Limitation on exchange.
There is a cap on how much one can trade, and this present a problem for audiences who want to move around their assets. Max trade duration: 1 day / Max trade limit 3.00 BTC (only $2730 currently)
2. Centralized blockchain explorers
Though Tor connection is required, users aren't able to select their own source as to where they are gathering Bitcoin's Blockchain data. Same for other blockchains
There is always a need for anonymous exchanges, it would be really welcome but you would have to make everything clear from the start.
How were you looking to do this?
How were you looking to do this?
Transparency is critical when starting a new business, and this is more true for an exchange. We will be providing all our code as open source, which will allow for anyone to verify that it's not even possible for anyone involved in this exchange to know who you are, or how you spend your money. I hope this sheds some light on your question. If it hasn't, please provide more details so we may explain more clearly.
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I meant more of how do you plan to build out what tech's are you going to utilize to do this.
Well this be a client, or will this be a site that's hosted on bullet proof servers.
Things like that.
Re: I never made any profits in dice game.. whats is your opinion
Like anything the house has odds and if you can beat them is the question.
Even if its only for a few games thats all you need sometimes.
Ive seen people do damage in dice and some get drained really quick.
Even if its only for a few games thats all you need sometimes.
Ive seen people do damage in dice and some get drained really quick.
I believe it was that the exchanges where currently in talks with the government and had been for a while.
And will likely be having meetings every so often with elected officials like any normal exchange would.
They handle money there is some kinda oversight that needs to happen to prevent money laundering.
And will likely be having meetings every so often with elected officials like any normal exchange would.
They handle money there is some kinda oversight that needs to happen to prevent money laundering.
I've taken a look around and was unable to locate a single topic where programmers who have the necessary skills to complete Bitcoin-related projects might showcase their talents.
Can you design a wallet? Are you capable of creating your own crypto currency? Can you build a BTC to USD exchange if only someone would fund your efforts?
Feel free to introduce yourselves, what programming languages you know, any bitcoin apps/programs you've built, etc. Somewhere out there an investor is saying "If we only had someone who could do A-B-C" and likewise there's a programmer wishing he had the money to launch his very same A-B-C thing that's already done.
Don't by shy. Flaunt your skills.
Can you design a wallet? Are you capable of creating your own crypto currency? Can you build a BTC to USD exchange if only someone would fund your efforts?
Feel free to introduce yourselves, what programming languages you know, any bitcoin apps/programs you've built, etc. Somewhere out there an investor is saying "If we only had someone who could do A-B-C" and likewise there's a programmer wishing he had the money to launch his very same A-B-C thing that's already done.
Don't by shy. Flaunt your skills.
I've worked with a few Eu bitcoin exchanges and helped make a few gambling sites, using mp plat and maverns poker script.
I would recommend that you check good there is sites that list some known developers.
I believe most the good ones have been sucked up into projects or are starting projects.
I don't know how all these people know what site is and will be the best in 2017, since the year has just started. Also most of people are voting because someone in chat told them to open account in bitcointalk and vote for site a,b or c. Voting should be in december not january. My opinion.
Its all year long so it gives people the ability to change later, any number of factors can change how people feel about a site.