Bitcoin Pyramid [Beta] - the oldest working pyramid? [OLD THREAD] - page 16.

arsenische

legendary

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Bitcoin Pyramid's income doubled in 20 days, it is 202.35830441 btc now:

194.43578441 btc - received from members
7.92252000 btc - received from ads

Pyramid members deposited 194.43578441 btc and received 197.77761526 btc to their wallets.

At the moment 265 members have deposited, 59 members have profited.

Thanks to members and advertisers!

badger4life

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hey arsenische, I have cookies enabled. I guess there's a chance that I went to the site sometime before using NeonLicht's posted url. Sounds like that would have caused me to have a different sponsor. If that's the case then I apologize for the confusion.

arsenische

legendary

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Quote from: NeonLicht on September 23, 2011, 04:15:22 PM

Is the pyramid code open source? I wonder how it works internally.

no, it is not.. maybe I'll publish it in future.. haven't decided yet if it is worth of doing )

arsenische

legendary

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Quote from: N.Olmos on September 23, 2011, 04:29:22 PM

Hi arsenische,

If someone is already at the website and tries to copy and paste a referral link into the browser and refreshes the page the sponsor number at the bottom of the page(by server time) does not change. If they register they will be under that referral number. This is how it should work, right? The referral should go to the first member that introduced the program(hence the 30 day period).

n.olmos

yes, exactly

N.Olmos

full member

Activity: 162

Merit: 100

Hi arsenische,

If someone is already at the website and tries to copy and paste a referral link into the browser and refreshes the page the sponsor number at the bottom of the page(by server time) does not change. If they register they will be under that referral number. This is how it should work, right? The referral should go to the first member that introduced the program(hence the 30 day period).

n.olmos

NeonLicht

newbie

Activity: 53

Merit: 0

Quote from: arsenische on September 23, 2011, 03:57:19 PM

not sure I fixed it though... the problem could be connected with browser settings as well. for example, if cookies are disabled, then it is not supposed to work

Is the pyramid code open source? I wonder how it works internally.

arsenische

legendary

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Merit: 1012

Quote from: NeonLicht on September 23, 2011, 03:52:31 PM

For once that there is someone trying to register as my referral (he even said he tried several times, hehehe)... Anyway, thanks for fixing it!

not sure I fixed it though... the problem could be connected with browser settings as well. for example, if cookies are disabled, then it is not supposed to work

NeonLicht

newbie

Activity: 53

Merit: 0

Quote from: arsenische on September 23, 2011, 03:44:33 PM

Thanks for the hint, N.Olmos. Since it is not the first complain, it could be a server-side problem as well (for example, server could suddenly remove session variables before session cookie expired). I modified the code so that sponsor id is stored in a separate cookie. Hope the problem is gone.

I hope so too. For once that there is someone trying to register as my referral (he even said he tried several times, hehehe)... Anyway, thanks for fixing it!

Let see if I am luckier next time! Grin

http://bitcoinpyramid.com/r/462

arsenische

legendary

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Merit: 1012

Thanks for the hint, N.Olmos. Since it is not the first complain, it could be a server-side problem as well (for example, server could suddenly remove session variables before session cookie expired). I modified the code so that sponsor id is stored in a separate cookie. Hope the problem is gone.

N.Olmos

full member

Activity: 162

Merit: 100

Hi badger4life,

You are mistaken, your sponsor is #466:
http://bitcoinpyramid.com/member/843

I'm not sure what happened; most likely your browser cookies. Did you visit the website before trying to register under #462?
From website rules:
2. If newcomer follows the referral link and gets registered within 30 days, then he/she becomes a referral of the link owner (and the link owner becomes a sponsor of newcomer).
3. If newcomer didn't register via referral link then he/she becomes a referral of a random member (see 2.3).

n.olmos

NeonLicht

newbie

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Merit: 0

Quote from: badger4life on September 23, 2011, 02:24:51 PM

I just tried to use the referral link NeonLicht left with the 462 member number but I ended up with member 700 as my sponsor (sorry NeonLicht); I even tried it more than once. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Damn it!

I am advertising it a lot and not getting referrals, but the link is OK. I have tried it myself and it works. I don't know what happened in your case, but I hope it doesn't happen often. Cheesy

Anyway, welcome to the pyramid, even when not being my referral. Next one, please use my link, hehe.

http://bitcoinpyramid.com/r/462

badger4life

newbie

Activity: 14

Merit: 0

I just tried to use the referral link NeonLicht left with the 462 member number but I ended up with member 700 as my sponsor (sorry NeonLicht); I even tried it more than once. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Anyway I'm a member now on bitcoin pyramid with member number 843. I guess I got in too late for a free .01 BTC, but I thought I'd leave the feedback about my issue anyway.

NeonLicht

newbie

Activity: 53

Merit: 0

New here (just made the 5 posts on newbies and 6 hours), please use my link: http://bitcoinpyramid.com/r/462

arsenische

legendary

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Quote from: krepta3000 on September 20, 2011, 04:48:20 PM

I am a new member, 824, I want a 0.01 BTC.

0.01 btc has been sent to your withdrawal address, thanks for joining Bitcoin Pyramid

krepta3000

member

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Merit: 10

Quote from: arsenische on July 16, 2011, 07:28:29 AM

Hi!

I just developed Bitcoin Pyramid (inspired by Bitcoin Randomizer).

Here are some features:
- no password or email address needed
- no limitations on hierarchy depth
- no limitations on the size of membership fee (you can start with 0 btc!)
- about a half of deposited money goes to random members
- new members that do not follow referral links become referrals of random members
- automatic payouts when income hits the threshold (~~0.01~~ 0.021 btc currently)
- all the pyramid info is published on the site, daily backups of the whole mysql database are available at http://bitcoinpyramid.com/backups
- due to previous 2 features, there is almost nothing to hack!

It is in ~~alpha~~ beta-stage yet, I will be grateful for any questions, comments and bug reports.

One time offer for unique forum members: if you get registered in Bitcoin Pyramid with Member Id <= 50 ~~100~~ >= 422, then please send me your Member Id before I strike out this sentence and I will send 0.01 btc to your withdrawal address.

I am a new member, 824, I want a 0.01 BTC.

I'm so poor and broke, someone, please, I'm Begging you, gimme bitcoin! Please? With a cherry on top?

opticbit

hero member

Activity: 695

Merit: 502

PGP: 6EBEBCE1E0507C38

Quote from: arsenische on September 17, 2011, 01:40:30 AM

Quote from: opticbit on September 16, 2011, 06:30:58 PM

might want to add stats on how much a user has missed out on because they haven't deposited enough. Might make people want to deposit more.

Thanks for ideas, it agree that it would be nice to have more detailed stats on the member's and ad's pages. Unfortunately this kind of info is not being saved in the database. Probably daily/weekly ads stats could be reconstructed from database backups. Amount of money missed due to insufficient deposit could be also reconstructed to some extent from history (though it wouldn't be accurate since there is no way to consider the impact of missed random referrals and missed random payments). Not sure if I can implement it quickly & securely, need to think it over.

I was thinking same day stats not historical, but that would be good too. Could just put some note in that missed deposits are calculated since the date it starts calculating.

arsenische

legendary

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Quote from: opticbit on September 16, 2011, 06:30:58 PM

might want to add stats on how much a user has missed out on because they haven't deposited enough. Might make people want to deposit more.

Thanks for ideas, I agree that it would be nice to have more detailed stats on the member's and ad's pages. Unfortunately this kind of info is not being saved in the database. Probably daily/weekly ads stats could be reconstructed from database backups. Amount of money missed due to insufficient deposit could be also reconstructed to some extent from history (though it wouldn't be accurate since there is no way to consider the impact of missed random referrals and missed random payments). Not sure if I can implement it quickly & securely, need to think it over.

opticbit

hero member

Activity: 695

Merit: 502

PGP: 6EBEBCE1E0507C38

might want to add stats on how much a user has missed out on because they haven't deposited enough. Might make people want to deposit more.

Bitcoin Swami

full member

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Merit: 100

cool stuff.

opticbit

hero member

Activity: 695

Merit: 502

PGP: 6EBEBCE1E0507C38

Would love to see some daily (or hourly/weekly) stats, in addition to the all time stats, and individual user stats.

I've added this ad

http://bitcoinpyramid.com/ads/48

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Anyone who has placed an ad would benefit from this one having more add time

I've posted a few other adds but not as many of you will benefit from my personal adds, although the more btc I get from those adds, the more I have to put into the pyramid.

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