Topic: Bitcoin Gold - the gold bar that always goes up! And get the script for free (Read 3988 times)
February 11, 2013, 02:46:23 PM
It looks like this one resets after 72 hours, now: http://www.bitcoingoldbar.com
February 01, 2013, 06:27:49 PM
Free bump 
January 31, 2013, 06:59:51 PM
And change your blockchain.info user data asap...
Blockchain.info second password
The site has bugs because it was a quick project put together, but I rapidly fix them and if you lose your BTC due to a bug I'll refund you.
January 31, 2013, 06:57:19 PM
And change your blockchain.info user data asap...
January 31, 2013, 06:56:01 PM
^ try instead using the blockchain merchant apis via curl
...also, turn off public display of errors!
...also, turn off public display of errors!
January 31, 2013, 06:35:42 PM
1. The 100 BTC limit isn't a limit, it's that after 100 BTC the last purchaser will get the script. It's a bonus
I'm still not clear on this. How can you tell when the gold has been bought for the last time? Maybe someone else will buy it tomorrow.
I read somewhere that you give the script to the last person to buy it if they spent over 100 BTC and if it's been 14 days since the gold was last bought. But is that the end of the game? I don't think so, because you've said they might get the script AND later sell the gold to someone else.
So does the next buyer also get the script if they also keep the gold for 14 days? Will you shut the game down at some point?
January 31, 2013, 07:31:58 AM
2. All the errors so far have being one error, which is when the incorrect bitcoin address was entered. I changed it to skip over paying in that case now, didn't want to do it at first because "omg where's my coins?"
I see, I just would make sure this error doesn't appear anymore.
Also, you could do an easy bitcoin address verification in the first place – just use the validateaddress(bitcoinAddress) command. If someone enters a non-valid address, let him know about.
I guess that would help too.
That doesn't always work.
I remember having some problems sending payments at CoinAd.com because the validateaddress() said it was a valid address when it wasn't.
Really? validateaddress() is an official command from the original bitcoin API, so this should be working – at least it did very well in my test runs. But thanks for the heads up.
January 31, 2013, 07:27:28 AM
2. All the errors so far have being one error, which is when the incorrect bitcoin address was entered. I changed it to skip over paying in that case now, didn't want to do it at first because "omg where's my coins?"
I see, I just would make sure this error doesn't appear anymore.
Also, you could do an easy bitcoin address verification in the first place – just use the validateaddress(bitcoinAddress) command. If someone enters a non-valid address, let him know about.
I guess that would help too.
That doesn't always work.
I remember having some problems sending payments at CoinAd.com because the validateaddress() said it was a valid address when it wasn't.
January 31, 2013, 07:18:40 AM
2. All the errors so far have being one error, which is when the incorrect bitcoin address was entered. I changed it to skip over paying in that case now, didn't want to do it at first because "omg where's my coins?"
I see, I just would make sure this error doesn't appear anymore.
Also, you could do an easy bitcoin address verification in the first place – just use the validateaddress(bitcoinAddress) command. If someone enters a non-valid address, let him know about.
I guess that would help too.
January 31, 2013, 07:13:27 AM
@TradeFortress: Seriously, I don't mind you ripping of my bitcoin gem. Although you could have tried a little harder to come up with a new twist – or a new layout – or new wording ...
Anyhow, here's some points you may think about:
1. Will people still be buying your gold bar once the 100 btc limit comes nearer?
They know it's gonna end at 100 btc and frankly, who's willing to pay 100btc for a script that obviously is still in beta with nothing else in return?
2. Is it smart to advertise a script that's spitting out errors half of the time?
3. What will this do to your reputation as the site owner?
Just some food for thought.
Anyhow, here's some points you may think about:
1. Will people still be buying your gold bar once the 100 btc limit comes nearer?
They know it's gonna end at 100 btc and frankly, who's willing to pay 100btc for a script that obviously is still in beta with nothing else in return?
2. Is it smart to advertise a script that's spitting out errors half of the time?
3. What will this do to your reputation as the site owner?
Just some food for thought.
I wouldn't have made a similar one, but bitcoin gem was shut down so I filled in the lack of "bitcoin gems". The new twist is pretty interesting to watch although it is more like S.DICE instead of the concept of seeing if someone will buy after you.
1. The 100 BTC limit isn't a limit, it's that after 100 BTC the last purchaser will get the script. It's a bonus
2. All the errors so far have being one error, which is when the incorrect bitcoin address was entered. I changed it to skip over paying in that case now, didn't want to do it at first because "omg where's my coins?"
3. This isn't a script that I've developed over the course of months. It's a quick project, mostly to see how long the gold bar will continue if the game didn't prematurely ended.
January 31, 2013, 06:38:38 AM
1. Will people still be buying your gold bar once the 100 btc limit comes nearer?
They know it's gonna end at 100 btc and frankly, who's willing to pay 100btc for a script that obviously is still in beta with nothing else in return?
They know it's gonna end at 100 btc and frankly, who's willing to pay 100btc for a script that obviously is still in beta with nothing else in return?
I don't think he means that the game ends when the price reaches 100 BTC, just that the price has to be at least that high to win the script. Especially since he said this earlier:
This gold bar can easily go in to 200BTC, 300BTC, and even more
He should probably clarify his wording, though. It's probably vague enough to scare off some potential bettors.
January 31, 2013, 06:35:38 AM
Hi guys and Glados, I am one of the player of this Bitcoin Gold, had fun and just like to tell everyone that the house cut of this game is actually 50% (u win 50%, house win 50%)
And this truly inspired me to blueprint a new Bitcoin game based on the scheme you are using. Hope the pool will continue to grow (thou i am not the last one bought in)
And this truly inspired me to blueprint a new Bitcoin game based on the scheme you are using. Hope the pool will continue to grow (thou i am not the last one bought in)
January 31, 2013, 04:59:53 AM
@TradeFortress: Seriously, I don't mind you ripping of my bitcoin gem. Although you could have tried a little harder to come up with a new twist – or a new layout – or new wording ...
Anyhow, here's some points you may think about:
1. Will people still be buying your gold bar once the 100 btc limit comes nearer?
They know it's gonna end at 100 btc and frankly, who's willing to pay 100btc for a script that obviously is still in beta with nothing else in return?
2. Is it smart to advertise a script that's spitting out errors half of the time?
3. What will this do to your reputation as the site owner?
Just some food for thought.
Anyhow, here's some points you may think about:
1. Will people still be buying your gold bar once the 100 btc limit comes nearer?
They know it's gonna end at 100 btc and frankly, who's willing to pay 100btc for a script that obviously is still in beta with nothing else in return?
2. Is it smart to advertise a script that's spitting out errors half of the time?
3. What will this do to your reputation as the site owner?
Just some food for thought.
January 31, 2013, 04:31:49 AM
It's now a completely -EV game for Bitcoin Gem.
Looks to me like it's completely +EV for Bitcoin Gem, and completely -EV for the players isn't it?
Notice that your gold game is the same - +EV for the house, and -EV for the players.
Whenever the house is guaranteed a profit, the game is -EV for the players.
January 31, 2013, 02:44:46 AM
The new behavior for invalid payout addresses are your payout will be skipped instead of it taking down the site. PM me if you entered an improper / wrong address.
Thanks.
Thanks.
January 31, 2013, 02:37:04 AM
now it's doing this:
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Code:
Array ( [error] => Array ( [message] => Illegal character : at 7 [code] => -32603 ) [jsonrpc] => 2.0 )
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Incorrect response id (request id: 1, response id: )'
in /home/virtual/site295/fst/var/www/html/gold/jsonRPCClient.php:153 Stack trace:
#0 /home/virtual/site295/fst/var/www/html/gold/index.php(74): jsonRPCClient->__call('sendmany', Array)
#1 /home/virtual/site295/fst/var/www/html/gold/index.php(74): jsonRPCClient->sendmany('gold', '{"1GLadosEkeAsL...')
#2 {main} thrown in /home/virtual/site295/fst/var/www/html/gold/jsonRPCClient.php on line 153
January 30, 2013, 10:04:21 PM
I did the site in a couple of hours, would have being faster if I didn't encounter problems with Blockchain.info (returning an empty transaction list for example).
I see that Bitcoin Gem has relaunched. It's now a completely -EV game for Bitcoin Gem. With bitcoin gold, it will never reset. There's just one gold bar. You can speculate yourself and see if the profit is worth the risk.
It's like trading on the stock market versus gambling in a casino. Both things have risks, but gambling in a casino is always -EV
I see that Bitcoin Gem has relaunched. It's now a completely -EV game for Bitcoin Gem. With bitcoin gold, it will never reset. There's just one gold bar. You can speculate yourself and see if the profit is worth the risk.
It's like trading on the stock market versus gambling in a casino. Both things have risks, but gambling in a casino is always -EV
January 30, 2013, 08:28:06 PM
uuuh, the person who gets a script, doesn't get anyone buying after them... they've essentially spent 100+ btc on it.
If the price is more than 100 BTC, then they will get the script if nobody buys after then for 2 weeks. So if people brought after them, then they wouldn't get the script heh, that's what i said
the person who gets a script has spent 100+ btc on it
...aaaaanyway, i'm more interested in the speedy bootstrap skillz than 'the script'. did you do up this site from scratch yourself?
January 30, 2013, 05:37:57 PM
Fixed
January 30, 2013, 05:08:57 PM
is it still free if you pay over 100 btc for it?
if anyone wants a script like this, i will do it for only 50
if anyone wants a script like this, i will do it for only 50
But will your half-price script have such attractive error messages?
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