Topic: Bitcoin app for Facebook (Read 7902 times)

When in-flow falls behind out-flow, you have to take measures to keep your sustainable ponzi going.

Referring to YouGotCoin on this one:



why is sending bitcoins to external address' disabled???

every month or so I seem to have a problem with YouGotCoin
and I'm not positive but I figure the Dev would have shown himself in this thread already.

I want to start doing wingsuit flying as soon as feasible. If I had to choose a way to die, that'd be it.

@Matthew. Hmmm. that was like 20 years ago. I just don't remember. I would hate to be tested if the pilot had a heart attack. But maybe I could land a 152 and live. Later I spent a lot of time jumping out of planes, so who needs landing skilz. 

Sweet! How many hours did you get logged? I was aiming for a commercial but ended up coming to Korea instead.

FB knows all. lol That's cool Matt. I started ground school once then I broke my leg and got sidetracked. I always wanted to go back. 

Good eye. Went to pilots school at John Wayne Airport at 18.

Matthew must be a pilot, at least FB thinks he is/wants to be.  hehehe

Ok, so now try to move those 0.002 BTC

Works the same http or https. It will convert to https automatically, won't it?

anyway, this is from seconds ago:

http? so you switched off secure browsing to use a wallet app? does it work right now, cause here it doesn't.

Only with a fee for dust transactions. No way of going viral through facebook posts.

The Blockchain.info wallet sends coins to Facebook beautifully! I just used it yesterday, highly recommended.

gnah!

a facebook wallet is cool cause it allows free transactions between facebook users outside the blockchain. Consequently your transactions will not show up in blockexplorer "as expected" but your depositing address will be "charged at random". This is built into bitcoind behaviour and Mathew you should know by now that that is not a sign of scam.

Sending to Facebook IDs is also very convenient for users as they see their friend's face when sending.

Fees should only apply when sending to a bitcoin address. (My concern was that if I grant every user to send single Satoshis to friends, these friends will scream "SCAM" when I charge them 1000000Satoshi for sending their belongings out.)

I have a facebook app for bitcoin, too but did not dare to expose it to a wider audience. It's simple. Just a frontend to bitcoind with the facebook uid for the account. super slow but it works.

https://bitcoin-app.com/ is UUUGLY as hell.

https://apps.facebook.com/yougotcoin/ is broken (plain white).

I will not use a hosted wallet where I don't trust the ones standing behind it. Ultimately I see it the job of some exchange to launch such an app. It can be done in one week of work to get far better than bitcoin-app. I would see it as a valuable investment in the future of bitcoin. Yes, facebook will ban it despite the fact it is not against anything I found in their TOS. The one doing the app should have a concept of continuing operations outside of facebook. Well done, this app could reach millions in a month and we could document how facebook destroyed a success story without a good reason and offer the more secure alternatives to the doubled user base.

yes we have, but there are still some bitcoins on the other app.

Have you all seen this?:

yougotcoin says

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Not for me.

Is YouGotCoin still working?

Facebook app "Got Coin" is an excellent app especially as it's a faucet as well.  I got one girl interested in it and now she got all her mates using the app and bitcoin for the first time.  It's a very good way to spread the concept of bitcoin to new users as you can send BTC to any of your FB friends for free.  It should be developed more so you can use it as your main wallet and the app should have its own thread.