#Proof of authentification
Forum Username:  amagra11
Forum Profile Link:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=158670
Telegram Username:  Amagra117
BSC Address:  0x0658A9CF582220E18491c230f8Ac3c5Ffdbde35e

Where does it say they converted all fiat currency to Euros? 

deadley: They did not get 25-50% profit margin.  You calculated the profit margin with just the BTC and Euros they received, but they also received other fiat currencies like USD and CNY.  From their whitepaper, page 3:  "We accept fiat currencies such as EUR, USD, CNY as well as Bitcoins, and all our games are with licensed providers."  I realize that they did not list how much they received of the other fiat currencies in the whitepaper, but they DID receive them. If you were able to add in the amount of currencies besides BTC and Euro they received, with a total profit of 2150 BTC, their profit margin would be lower.

Perhaps this will help:

On their whitepaper, they say "We accept fiat currencies such as EUR, USD, CNY as well as Bitcoins, and all our games are with licensed providers."  You're only calculating their profits with the amount of Euros and Bitcoins they accepted.  You need to include the other currencies they accept.  If you do, the profit margin will be much lower.

This is the whitepaper:
https://ico.betstreak.io/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/betstreakwhitepaper.pdf

The quote is from page 3.

Edit:  I realize that they only tell how much Euros and Bitcoin they accepted in the whitepaper.  I don't know why; perhaps it was because they accepted a lot of fiat currencies, and it would be tiring to list how much they accepted of them all.  But without those numbers, your calculations are way off.

I think cryptocurrency will go mainstream when/if a couple of things happen.  First, it will go mainstream if it is somehow easier for people to use cryptocurrency for something than it is for them to use fiat.  For example, I believe that one reason Bitcoin was so popular in China is because it's an easy way to move money out of the country.  

Secondly, I think it will go mainstream when people become convinced that it's not a bubble that's going to eat up their hard-earned money.  Lots of news sources are calling it a bubble.  The higher Bitcoin goes, the more it's called that.  So...when will people stop thinking it's a bubble?  I'm not sure.  Maybe it will take a few years. Or maybe it will happen when a fiat currency has problems, and Bitcoin doesn't.  

Thirdly, I think people will start to use crypto when they see others using it, and when HOW to use it is not such a mystery to them.  As for how to help it become more mainstream...I think one way it will happen is one brick-and-mortar store at a time.  If there are places in the real world (as opposed to the online world) that accept Bitcoin, people will fear it less.  They might not start using it, but they will be more open to it, and less inclined to avoid it.  This would also be a good opportunity for store owners to explain to them how they can start using it, and what its benefits are; as I said, people will also accept it more when they know an easy way to use it.  Right now, if you're interested in using Bitcoin, there's a lot of information out there, but how do you know which method is best?  I think that a good way to encourage the use of cryptocurrency is if, for example, when Open Money allows people to use cryptocurrency in apps, it also offers an easy guide for people to start using crypto.  What websites to use and trust, for example.

I signed up for RealityClash's Telegram bounty, but it looks like the last people on the accepted participant list were from 9/4.  I don't think I had joined by that day, and I don't think I'm on the list.  Will you be adding people to the Telegram bounty list?  I sure hope so--I'm really excited about this project!

I'm only a newbie.  I've been a member of BitcoinTalk for years, but I prefer to lurk.  Is there any chance I could join the BitcoinTalk posting campaign?  I know the minimum rank is Junior, but I'll be one by the time I finish, if I get all 30 posts up . 

Here's another one:

http://i.imgur.com/oOL1yts.png?1

Hi, I have two questions.  First:

I signed up, entered my email, got my referral link, and posted to Facebook and Reddit.

This is the link I posted to Facebook:

http://bitgame.co/?ref=d177198#.VFCby0BpQDo.facebook

Now, obviously that link is for Facebook only.  If I wanted to put the referral link on a message board or in an email, what portion of it should I use?  Do I need the hashtag symbol and the period and letters after it?


Second question:  I was signed in to Reddit, and my brother said he'd like to sign up for your promotion and gaming platform.  So I clicked my OWN link on Reddit (the one I had posted), while I was still signed in to Reddit, and he signed up with HIS email address for your promotion.  It was on my computer too, so it came from the same IP address.  Will that get flagged as fraud?  If so, is there anything I can do about it?  It didn't occur to me that there might be a problem until after he signed up.


Thanks!

How's this?

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