Bumping!

Hi there! Welcome to Singapore and I hope that you have enjoyed yourself here. Indeed, there is healthy amount of Bitcoiners here in Singapore. .

Sorry for the long delay! Drawing happening in a few more weeks! Just getting new things up and running. .

Bump! Looks like we are gaining a lot of new members this week! Most probably due to our heavy Bitcointalk promotion - bumping, I mean. .

You're right. Thank you for your comment. However that is the maximum bonus we can offer. As said, this is just a bonus for those who want to join our forums. Their main amount of Satoshi from posting on our forums is through conversion - which depend on our revenues. We're aware it's not much.

It has been more than three months but no one claimed our Bitcointalk giveaway yet. If you have already registered at TheBitZone and made six posts, feel free to post here for the bonus reward. .

Thank you @FLoving for showing your interest. Like mentioned before, we have been putting our own money into the sharing pot for the past three months. And we will continue to be doing so until our website become self-sustainable.


The amount of Bitcoin earned per shares is greatly affected by the amount of revenues earned. I do not remember the exact number but during our first conversion, the amount of Satoshi one post get is close to 1000 Satoshi. This should continue to increase as long as our activity increase. .


Thank you @dodgecharger for becoming part of TheBitZone and positive comment. We greatly appreciate that. As mentioned before, the conversion rate can only increase if we have enough activity - hence advertiser will be willing to spend more. .


Thank you for your feedback. Our forums is just three months old. Be patience and you will be seeing our community "rocks" in the next few months.

Our forums have some unique selling points already. For example, the MonthlyShares system and the forums' activity system (just like Bitcointalk). We proud ourselves as one of the first (if not first) online communication board to have MonthlyShares system. We also proud ourselves as one of the only two Bitcoin forums with the activity feature - another is Bitcointalk. .

Do join us today if you haven't. We will be looking forward to seeing you at TheBitZone. .

Visit us today and learn more!

Thank you Pamadar for your interest and kind words!


Thank you speaker845!


Thank you mega_carnation for your kind words! The rate per share is determined by our revenues and activity. The more revenue we have, the higher the rate per share will be. The lower the activity is (sadly), the higher the rate will be. However without activity, our revenue will not be very high. So the more members with have, the higher the rate per post will be. .

Bumping! Earn Bitcoin posting!

More updates coming soon! Sorry for any delay.

Will update everyone the current status by this week! Sorry for any delay.

Just for fun: I will sign a message with the private key and post it at Bitcointalk - and let the Internet spread (to help promote my forums and myself). Hopefully the owner will notice it and send his/her Bitcoin to another secure wallet - and then send me some bonus for my honestly. If however, no one claimed after a few days, I will send all those Bitcoin to my own wallet. .

The activity system at TheBitZone works similar to the one at Bitcointalk. The only main differences will be the naming of ranks and potential activity period (7 days instead of 14 days). For more information of how TheBitZone activity works, you may refer here.


The 100 coins for 1 USD rate is not mean for our forums. @JasonXG  was referring to another forums payrate. Our forums do not have a set amount of Satoshi per post. Instead, user earn shares for making posts. It will then be converted to Satoshi using a simple Math formula that allows us to sustain and also pay our user well. For more information about earning shares, you may wish to visit this topic.

* This is "jacktheking" alt account. I will be using this account to post updates for TheBitZone since my main account is used for signature campaign and I do not wishes to trouble my campaign manager.

Hmm. Interesting idea. I have never seen a image to BBCode converter before but I have seen image to CSS code converter. I think the main reason is most other forums allow images and there is no need for image to BBCode converter hack - well, Bitcointalk excluded of course.

With the [glow] [/glow] BBCode, I think we will be able to achieve that - however maybe only for small 'pixelated' image.

                                                                       

However I am not too sure as I am new to BBCode styling too. Just styled my new signature from scratch and saw this post (check my signature out :p).

Bump! Claim a free tickets before the current round end!

I run a lottery network that pay only three users every month. However the reward is higher than an average faucet. You can check out http://www.bitrevenues.com/ and http://freebitcoinlottery.xyz/.

I don't think you like solving captcha and get nothing in return (if you are unlucky). Then you can check out http://thebitzone.com/. A free pay-to-post forums that shares up to 60% of their revenues if its users every 15 days. It is a brand new forums and we are currently running a lot of giveaway on the member-only forums. So do register and check it out. The two time where you will need to enter captcha is when you are registering or incorrect login (wrong password etc) for one time.

(It doesn't hurt you signing up. Grab your unique 2 digit UID while stock last.)

No. Everyone and anyone can claim two tickets every five minutes - one ticket on one site. So the chances of winning of everyone is the same as long as everyone claim on both sites whenever they claim. Regrading our prize/reward or revenue as I call, it is slowly increasing from round to round. We greatly depend on the advertisements income, so the more players we have, the higher the reward will be.

Thank you for your positive feedback. Do claim a ticket if you haven't right after reading this post. .

http://freebitcoinlottery.xyz/

I have been writing PHP code for a few years already. When I first started out, I am like you, a self-teach programmer umm, whatever.

I have a goal. I want to write a Pokemon browser-based game. I asked around what languages do I need to learn. Someone on an internet chatroom told me, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and most importantly PHP.

With that set in mind, I went ahead to W3Schools and learn HTML. It took me a week or so (can't really remember) to learn this markup language (not programming!). Then I know that CSS is a styling language and I don't really want to do front-end work, so I skipped. I get onto JavaScript and learnt that this scripting language is client-based and my RPG game do not need it, I skipped it.

Now that I am at PHP level (congrats!), I gone through a few chapters and stuck at .. I think loops. And then I stopped for a few months because loops is hard. One day I come back and think that maybe I should just skip the loops part, my RPG don't really need it. So I develop my own PHP based RPG game using on simple PHP statement and IF/ELSE and SQL code that I copy and pasted.

Published my game on the web. Guess what? It is hackable with XSS and SQL injection! Some kind person told me about it. With that, I shutdown the game and continue to learn PHP

Well, I wanted to write a short story of mine but it is getting longer and longer. If you didn't read it, it is okay, because I don't proof-read it too.

Anyway, what I have learn so far as a self-taught web developer.

1. Never give up - I stopped and learnt PHP twice before I get it.

2. Have a goal - develop something you have interest in.

3. Always go the extra miles - don't stop because you think you're done. Think of something new to add onto it.

4. Start building your portfolio early - you are still under 18, you have plenty of time to build a nice looking portfolio.

5. Learn to say no - don't take on too many projects. Take one at a time.

Three or four years ago, I was still a newbie without any PHP experience. Today, I am a good PHP application developer. I've developed a few MyBB plugins and Joomla modules. To add on, I also have my own websites that I made from scratch which is getting more and more users everyday.

I just started my own Bitcoin & Crypto forums with custom plugins with my friend, look at my signature if you are interested.

(Oh! And have an idea of what type of developer do you want to be. If you want to do games, go with C++ or C#. If you want to make web application, go with PHP. Go is another language that is getting more and more popular and you may wish to check it out. .)