Yeah, I think the bitcointalk forum has started to wise up and stopped investing in HYIP's.  In total I think bitzuo had ~15 btc between all 3 rounds.

Essentially it comes down to the fact that you no matter what strategy you use the odds don't change as far as house edge goes, the only difference between martingale and other methods is that with martingale you're never down. Either you're ahead or you're bust, so it makes it feel safer, until the moment that you lose everything.

First of all you are a ponzi, stop lying, it just makes you seem even sketchier.  If you're not a ponzi explain why you're even bothering asking for investments when you could be making 100x your money every 2 months.  If you're gonna be a ponzi at least admit it.  Second of all I think everyone's kinda done with Ponzi's, move on.

All you people screaming scam, except maybe that one guy that does seem to have actually lost his payment realize that it's your own fault for not doing your due diligence right?  He's running it exactly as advertised taking a 5% fee, the nature of a ponzi is just that the majority of people get screwed.  For example in this round I'm not sure a single person came out ahead because all of the deposits were in the first couple hours and then there was nothing.  The payments are stopping because the balance is running out not because he's running off with the money.  Look at the final balance graph and it's pretty obvious what happened.  lots of deposits in first 2-3 hours and those people will get back probably just over 100% then it plateud for like 12 hours at around 2.7 btc as deposits came in just enough to offset what was being payed off and those people will probably get back 80-90% as it was around 40 hours before the balance hit zero, then the graph is clearly on a linear down slope showing that there were no new deposits and it was just paying the 2% every hour with an occasional deposit to bump it up a little bit and all of those investors are gonna lose the majority of their investments. 

Yeah, take a look at their wallet address and you'll see it went from around 225 btc to 10 in about 12 hours.  Also if you think you're getting your money back, good luck to you but don't hold your breath.  There's a reason they only accept payments like bitcoin, and the sketchier e-currency's.

When I did martingale I found that over the long run it averages out so that you win 1/4 of your bet per roll.  So for example lets say you bet 1 btc per roll and rolled 1000 times, you'd either have a profit of 250 btc or go bust.

Yeah it always fails in the end.  I used doge-dice for awhile and and used really small percentage of my total, but eventually the house always wins.  It can take a long time though if you use really small percentages of your total.  I got over half a million bets before going bust.

HYIP deposits have slowed down a lot, so that fact that you're selling leads me to believe it's not worth much anymore.  The second round had about half the deposits of the first too, and looks like the third might be even less.

You people are crazy entrusting money to a bot that nobody has seen the code to. I'm not even talking about the trustworthiness of the poster, just the fact that you're willing to trust an unknown bot, when public bots are never even really safe or profitable, seems crazy to me.  Though yes it is probably safer than a HYIP. 

Also people need to realize normal returns in the world of finance are 100% irrelevent.  This is cryptocurrency not finance and if you're only getting 1% weekly returns, you're not doing very well.  If you're actually only making 1% a week there's such a high chance of hitting bad investments and losing that all with crypto's volatility.

P.S.- fixed returns seem kinda stupid if you're not running a HYIP.

Well, at least it's semi original, I'll give you that.

I agree that with their rates they won't last long, but I don't think hitting day 30 is gonna matter.  I really doubt anybody put large deposits down for a 30 day plan on the first day of a HYIP with crazy interest.  Plus the daily plans gives way higher returns than the month long plans anyways.

Sweet, so I give you 1k now and you give me $1,000,000 in 2 years right?

Thanks for the condescending comment, super helpful.

Okay, that still doesn't explain why it would't show the correct balance.

Youre saying that the blockchain doesn't show the actual balance of a wallet? I know transactions can be weird, but as far as I know wallet balances should be correct shouldn't they?

I don't run a review, but your site is confusing as to what you're actually betting on.  The how to play doesn't explain what the time travel thing is, can you explain?

This is setup by a brand new account and someone setup an identical ponzi yesterday with an intro using the same broken english. It stopped paying within the day, so I caution anyone going into this one.  Here's the link to that one, I suspect it's the same person, but do your own due diligence: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=601370.0

Pretty sure you're talking about percent of deposits left, but are you taking into account that the bitcoin received by the wallet isn't what the 1% is based on since some investments have expired?  Either way youre probably right that it won't last much longer.  Are you going to start a second round once this one stops getting deposits?

Sketchy, it receives payment then immediately sends it to another wallet.

Damn, whose got the balls of steel that just deposited 1 btc.