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Re: FAIRLAY - SPORTS BETTING for experts - highest liquidity, provably best odds
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dadrdalk
on 20/09/2021, 09:00:22 UTC
Anyone else been getting errors on site lately? It asks for a captcha now every time I visit for past 2 days, and then goes to an error page. Refreshing then brings the site up fine, so no issue other than slight inconvenience.

Also, less of an issue but accessing markets from search, and then trying to take/match the orders is getting less success on the 1st attempt, sometimes a whole slew of orders available a second ago disappear when trying to match.

Not a complaint, just wondering if anyone else sees this and if it's a temporary issue.

Yes, I am. I have visited it after some time, helped train Google captcha and got 403 forbidden, CSRF verification failed. Request aborted. Only after deleting the URL path and several refreshes did I get in. If that does not deserve a complain, I don't know what does.
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
by
dadrdalk
on 19/01/2018, 09:18:58 UTC
BetBTC is currently more active than ever.
We are crediting winnings & processing withdrawals of several bitcoins on a daily basis.

That withdrawal was processed on thr same day.

The new version of betbtc that will include live betting and parlay bets will be released soon.

If you have any question please let us know.

Best regards,
BetBTC

Oh, sorry for the FUD, but the signs were there: the sudden tweetstorm pause, what looks like bugs on the site...


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Could you explain why the site is deteriorating? Is it related to their traffic which is so low compared to other sites?

Problems that looked like unattended bugs: A popup message "Cannot contact RECAPTCHA", some sports categories were empty.

Thanks for the report,
We will fix that issue that appears to be happening on some browsers after undo to previous page

In my case it was a tab in Chrome reloaded on launch.
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
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dadrdalk
on 18/01/2018, 18:03:07 UTC
BetBTC is currently more active than ever.
We are crediting winnings & processing withdrawals of several bitcoins on a daily basis.

That withdrawal was processed on thr same day.

The new version of betbtc that will include live betting and parlay bets will be released soon.

If you have any question please let us know.

Best regards,
BetBTC

Oh, sorry for the FUD, but the signs were there: the sudden tweetstorm pause, what looks like bugs on the site...


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Could you explain why the site is deteriorating? Is it related to their traffic which is so low compared to other sites?

Problems that looked like unattended bugs: A popup message "Cannot contact RECAPTCHA", some sports categories were empty.
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
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dadrdalk
on 17/01/2018, 15:42:08 UTC
And site is deteriorating. Looks like we have an exit scam here...
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
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dadrdalk
on 16/01/2018, 14:43:28 UTC
Flood of tweets until 2018-01-02, then abrupt silence. This does not look good...
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Re: [ANN] KRAKEN.COM - Exchange with USD EUR GBP JPY CAD BTC LTC XRP NMC XDG STR ETH
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dadrdalk
on 13/01/2018, 17:28:28 UTC
So - zero fee trading for this screwup. I will be a good boy and will not say where they can put it. I hope I will be able to withdraw everything soon.
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Re: [ANN] KRAKEN.COM - Exchange with USD EUR GBP JPY CAD BTC LTC XRP NMC XDG STR ETH
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dadrdalk
on 13/01/2018, 11:07:30 UTC
why do you use unlicensed exchangers if you don't like the stress? Smiley

Kraken and many other shit exchangers do not offer any protection. Why do you whine on forums when you know very well what kind of website you are using?

again, i am posting few real exchangers :


http://www.avatrade.com/forex/cryptocurrencies/bitcoin

https://www.plus500.com/

https://www.ig.com

www.fxcm.com/


Do you ever hear about any problems with the "trading engine"? Smiley

All of these are trading e-currencies.



Really? Just asking, last time I checked at least avatrade and plus500 just offered CFDs, which is an investing game tracking prices, similar to gambling.


please check again. also, try https://www.forex.com/en-us/markets/bitcoin-futures-trading

Well, from what I have googled, the differences between CFDs and futures in this regard are negligible. Both trade with some derived price of the commodity, instead of the commodity itself. It may sound pompous (deliberately!), but I consider myself too sane for that:-)
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Re: [ANN] KRAKEN.COM - Exchange with USD EUR GBP JPY CAD BTC LTC XRP NMC XDG STR ETH
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dadrdalk
on 13/01/2018, 10:16:58 UTC
why do you use unlicensed exchangers if you don't like the stress? Smiley

Kraken and many other shit exchangers do not offer any protection. Why do you whine on forums when you know very well what kind of website you are using?

again, i am posting few real exchangers :


http://www.avatrade.com/forex/cryptocurrencies/bitcoin

https://www.plus500.com/

https://www.ig.com

www.fxcm.com/


Do you ever hear about any problems with the "trading engine"? Smiley

All of these are trading e-currencies.

Really? Just asking, last time I checked at least avatrade and plus500 just offered CFDs, which is an investing game tracking prices, similar to gambling.
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Re: [ANN] KRAKEN.COM - Exchange with USD EUR GBP JPY CAD BTC LTC XRP NMC XDG STR ETH
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dadrdalk
on 13/01/2018, 07:55:53 UTC
by the way guys, thats krakens ETH wallet:

https://etherscan.io/address/0x267be1c1d684f78cb4f6a176c4911b741e4ffdc0

All still there, don´t worry too much.

Except that if you run, the wallets are the last thing to touch... they do not run anywhere and you do not want to prematurely warn everyone.
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Re: [ANN] KRAKEN.COM - Exchange with USD EUR GBP JPY CAD BTC LTC XRP NMC XDG STR ETH
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dadrdalk
on 12/01/2018, 18:35:20 UTC
This is really puzzling. It looks like an exit scam, but rational people would realize that with so much money they would be hunted with great effort plus some part of their customers is quite IT proficient plus US based means a bit suspicious justice system and extraditions around the world. On the other hand else this would be shocking incompetence, given that they have had problems for a while and they probably have money to build several such systems in parallel. I have money there too, by the way.
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Re: Best wallet with integrated decentralized exchanger
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dadrdalk
on 30/09/2017, 08:12:18 UTC
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Re: Lightning Network Question: Cost to open / close a channel
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dadrdalk
on 30/09/2017, 07:34:58 UTC
What happens if I send a tx to C and B closed his/her channel?
Then the transaction fails. C does not get his money from B and B does not get money from A.

So if you use such chain for multiple payments and one participant in the chain closes prematurely, it is as if no payment has happened? Or is anything preventing this scenario?
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Re: FAIRLAY - SPORTS BETTING for experts - highest liquidity, provably best odds
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dadrdalk
on 29/09/2017, 18:05:50 UTC
What might have happened is that they have been noticed by the authorities, so they decided to go full corporate, with casino practices and money management. But they are not boasting with ridiculous third world gambling license yet, that I can see.

The terms and conditions seem to confirm this:

If Fairlay LLC suspects any user to be involved in any of the outlined forbidden activities, it may suspend that user's account and withdrawals until the identity and residency of the user is established.


So basically, we have your money and can take it away if you give us pretext. Gambling industry standard.
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Re: Best wallet with integrated decentralized exchanger
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dadrdalk
on 28/09/2017, 10:55:12 UTC
I search for a multicoin wallet with cheap exchanger, like coinomi, but cheaper. Maybe there are more mobile wallets?
I think only jaxx wallet could be alternative for coinomi that support other altcoin wallet for smart phones..
You may also try the cryptonator but never tested it yet i just found this from google that i think also a good bitcoin and altcoin wallet as alternative..
But i suggest to better use coinomi much better i think and safe than the other multicoin wallet..

There is only the "small" problem that all these wallets are not open source. Jaxx and Coinomi are disclosing some part of source code and based on this fact claiming open-sourcedness, while in fact the actual code used in the released binaries is more or less different. You cannot have the cake (boast open-sourcedness) and eat it too (keep the source to yourself). Claiming open source and not being open source is suspicious.

Cryptonator does not even play on transparency and does not explain what goes on with your private keys. But based on We take all possible measures to keep your funds safe and secure. I strongly suspect you are giving them your funds to do as they please, without even the guarranties you would have in the traditional banking system. You basically give money to someone you have never met and say "Could you please manage these funds for me? And by the way, do not steal it or I will cry." Good luck with that.
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
by
dadrdalk
on 01/08/2017, 10:12:15 UTC
Announcement

In the event of a User Activated Hard Fork (UAHF) on 1 August or thereafter, it is important to clarify that BetBTC would not be in a position to support Bitcoin Cash (BCC), the coin associated with the Bitcoin Cash proposal.

BetBTC is not in a position to support BCC, nor will BetBTC be liable for any BCC received, therefore, we will leave it to our customers decide whether to withdraw their BTC funds from BetBTC prior to this cutoff date if they would like to access BCC or any other hard fork.

As always, the safety of our customers’ funds remains our number one priority. To this end, as a security precaution, we will be disabling bitcoin withdrawals on 31 July 2017 at 20:00h GMT to ensure that all BTC funds stored at BetBTC remain secure. Betting will be possible and remain unaffected throughout. Withdrawals will be resumed only when we deem it safe and prudent to do so.

This statement does not clarify what you intend to do with the BCC you will receive on behalf of the users. I hope you are not going to seize it, there is a word for that.

We use a number of providers, which assume their positions. Therefore, we do not want to be liable for BCC that neither could we be in control or we might not know how to handle it. As stated, "BetBTC is not in a position to support BCC, nor will BetBTC be liable for any BCC received (...)", hence, and as recommend above, "we will leave it to our customers decide whether to withdraw their BTC funds from BetBTC prior to this cutoff date if they would like to access BCC or any other hard fork.".

If it is your position, and you wish to withdraw, please do so. If there is anything else that you need to do regarding your personal account, feel free to open a support ticket and we will answer it.

Regards,
BetBTC

Fair enough, so if I am reading this correctly, you do not directly control the BTC private keys. I have nothing against that, but if I were you, I would still inquire the providers about what happens to the BCC received. I doubt hard fork events are handled in normal BTC contracts though, but I may be wrong.
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
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dadrdalk
on 31/07/2017, 12:44:08 UTC
Announcement

In the event of a User Activated Hard Fork (UAHF) on 1 August or thereafter, it is important to clarify that BetBTC would not be in a position to support Bitcoin Cash (BCC), the coin associated with the Bitcoin Cash proposal.

BetBTC is not in a position to support BCC, nor will BetBTC be liable for any BCC received, therefore, we will leave it to our customers decide whether to withdraw their BTC funds from BetBTC prior to this cutoff date if they would like to access BCC or any other hard fork.

As always, the safety of our customers’ funds remains our number one priority. To this end, as a security precaution, we will be disabling bitcoin withdrawals on 31 July 2017 at 20:00h GMT to ensure that all BTC funds stored at BetBTC remain secure. Betting will be possible and remain unaffected throughout. Withdrawals will be resumed only when we deem it safe and prudent to do so.

This statement does not clarify what you intend to do with the BCC you will receive on behalf of the users. I hope you are not going to seize it, there is a word for that.
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Re: ★ BetBTC ★ 100% Bonus | Bitcoin Sports Betting | Instant Payments | Like Betfair
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dadrdalk
on 21/05/2017, 18:13:17 UTC
How come there are no ice hockey markets, not even the WCH final? It looks quite strange, especially considerig the number of small tennis toournaments you have there no one is betting on.
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Re: Gnosis - the decentralized prediction market platform and oracle standard
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dadrdalk
on 12/05/2017, 17:44:00 UTC
there is definitely a bubble with cryptocurrency market but that isnt necessarily a bad thing. sometimes bubbles help get the ball rolling for projects by attracting users with hype. definitely not a bad thing for bitcoin.

Well, it is not bad for the cryptocurrencies, but it can be for the people who buy them. It leverages humans' natural disposition for gambling.

Regarding what I wrote about market caps, even they are not comparable, as was central theme of some recent article (the whole coin supply cannot be accurately valued based on a subset available to the markets, which can be substantially smaller).
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Re: Gnosis - the decentralized prediction market platform and oracle standard
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dadrdalk
on 10/05/2017, 13:36:44 UTC
I browsed the Consensys account on Github and saw gnosis.js repository. Is Consensys behind Gnosis? I don't think it is stressed much but I admit I do not follow Gnosis too closely. While raising concerns about centralization, it nevertheless increases trustworthiness of the project for me.


Hi, Gnosis,was the first project founded within the Consensus Systems (ConsenSys) Ethereum development studio, who has announced its decentralized platform for prediction markets, check this article . In case you are interested just google it or join the Gnosis community in slack.

Thanks for the link. I came across ConsenSys on many Ethereum projects, it seems to be one of the players with big impact on the Ethereum ecosystem, did not know it started with Gnosis.
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Re: Gnosis - the decentralized prediction market platform and oracle standard
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dadrdalk
on 10/05/2017, 11:01:16 UTC
I browsed the Consensys account on Github and saw gnosis.js repository. Is Consensys behind Gnosis? I don't think it is stressed much but I admit I do not follow Gnosis too closely. While raising concerns about centralization, it nevertheless increases trustworthiness of the project for me.

this one is so overvalued. how can someone really value it more than dash?

In my opinion most of the cryptocurrency market is overvalued, it is something like contemporary gold rush or Dutch tulip exchange. But it is certainly not valued more than Dash (678M vs 118M according to coinmarketcap.com). Don't let decimal places fool you, they are arbitrary.