Remember how it happened with the game CryptoKitties. Due to the huge number of people who want to buy cats, there was an overload of Ethereum - the time for processing transactions increased. Therefore, developers should follow all the technical features in the development of cryptogames, so as not to harm Ethereum.

I guess, they arent planning to have one. The platform seems to be already running. I guess, everything is good to go? Or soon will be?

I dont see a WP link. Where can I learn more about the project?

Да не только на работе... а в целом стресс опасен.
Давно уже это понял, поэтому стараюсь вообще не переживать по поводу чего-либо

It's possible that the wallet is having issues with uncompressed vs. compressed keys and is not finding the appropriate available inputs etc.

 A lot of companies such as Apple and Samsung are creating their own payment method in their own mobile devices they created Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay respectively.

Bitcoin constrains you to wind up in charge of the security of your cash and it's an enormous favorable position on the off chance that you recognize what you are doing.

why not?

You earned $4 within that certain period of time.

Интересная идея! Нужно попробовать провернуть это!

Хорошая статья для новичков. Не советовал бы в первое время влазить в торги, сначала надо научится безопасно работать с кошельком.

hi i am newbie for this forum. what is blick chains?

and what about roger's wheel?? seems it's a good way to know how lucky you are... will be my favourite one to play.

Народ, а теперь на практике подскажите - ка: вот есть ICO https://vlb.io/ru/ Что скажите? Реально получить здесь что-нибудь можно? Я пока новичок и многих тем не знаю. Но вижу, что однозначно не скам раз в проекте участвуют IBM и у команды есть реальный раскрученный бизнес Carfix. И насколько я разобрался в ICO, когда хард кап небольшой это хорошо, вот у них 12 млн. В общем ваше мнение нужно..

will there be any support?

one of the most promising realizations of VR technologies. will follow the topic, very interesting

Now that the links that use CoinURL have been blocked, try these direct ones (with my affiliate code)

Bitcoin Faucet (One per Google account): https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/
Bitcrate (Daily): www.bitcrate.net/index.php?ref=165
Daily Bitcoins (Daily, duh) http://dailybitcoins.org/?ref=14FZtMsrpeShens5B3mjygYbP8RccYYnpa
CoinAd (Daily)  https://www.coinad.com/?r=0oqnmh
MyCryptCoin (Hourly!) http://mycryptcoin.com/?rid=14FZtMsrpeShens5B3mjygYbP8RccYYnpa
FiveMinuteCoin (Twice Daily) http://www.fiveminutecoin.com/?ref=14FZtMsrpeShens5B3mjygYbP8RccYYnpa
24 Hour Coin (Daily, be sure to click the ad)   http://24hourcoins.weebly.com/ (seems defunct)
Bitcoin Dispenser (Basically a free-to-enter lottery) http://dispenser.bitbank.me/
CoinSlot (Daily, never actually gotten a payment) http://www.coinslot.org/
CoinWorker (Do boring, menial work for BTC) http://coinworker.com/
Bitcoin CAPTCHA (Solve reCAPTCHAs for BTC) http://bitcoincaptcha.org/index.php
BTC for shortening links: https://coinurl.com/index.php (the one that just got blocked on this site)
BTC for completing surveys: http://www.freebitcoins.org/

According to Google cache, it's had them since May 29.
Www.bitbid.bit is the same.
So are those ads visible on your browsers? I've tried Firefox and QtWeb, and I don't actually see them unless I edit the element to not cover the entire screen.

Thanks for telling me about the other problem; is there a news place I should be checking regularly for stuff like that?

- TheGameBall

I was going to auction off a kids's science toy, so I signed up for Bitbid.
Eventually, I ponied up the .25 BTC for a year's membership.
When I looked in Block Explorer for my transaction, it didn't appear despite Bitcoin-qt saying there had been 62 confirmations.
I emailed them and they said "sorry for the delay, you are now a member," but I still can't find where those .25 BTC went to, or for that matter,
where the coins in my account are, even though I still apparently have a balance.
These may be all newbie misunderstanding rather than true problems.

The next thing to consider is that Google lists a warning for that site, and when I used a malware checking site on it, it pointed out that there was some hidden "cheapest viagra"-type ads in the HTML source.

So, can anyone say as to whether these things are normal? I've been able to follow a bitcent sent around here and there before.

PS Any advice as to whether a slightly unusual auction would be better at a large auction site (since people spend more time at them), or a small one (where my auction will be not be lost in the crowd.