BitFloss.com Flaunt your bitcoins! Facebook->Bitcoin Account

dan123

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Quote from: Nobitcoin on June 10, 2014, 02:05:47 PM

Kind of a stupid idea. Invites hackers to your bitcoin address Sad

Yes, it's very stupid, but so is wearing $100k worth of jewelry out to a nightclub. You also have the option of linking your coinbase account. Account amounts are public information anyway.

Anyway, this was just for fun. TrustYourAssets.com is the next site I'm working on.

Nobitcoin

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In holiday we trust

Kind of a stupid idea. Invites hackers to your bitcoin address Sad

jambola2

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"Sashito" is actually Satoshi , Satoshi Nakamoto not "Sashito Nakamoto"

Currently the site is rather funny , with only one person with total wealth 0.0005 BTC Tongue

I will keep an eye on it , seems like it is going to be the site of the newbie wannabes who consider themselves rich with their few bitcents.

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Kudos to you dan123. As many have pointed out, there are obvious risks associated with this, but it sounds like you were well aware of them early on.

There's nothing wrong with developing something risky like this, as long as the user is aware of possible repercussions before use (caveat emptor). Interested to see if anyone uses it Cheesy

dan123

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Quote from: devthedev on June 03, 2014, 02:10:02 PM

Quote from: dan123 on June 03, 2014, 02:07:46 PM

Quote from: devthedev on June 03, 2014, 01:34:09 PM

To be honest, flaunting how much Bitcoin you have makes you a target.

Well no more than a guy pulling up to a club in a lambo, wearing 100k earrings...

There's more risk than that IMO. There could be security cameras outside the club whereas Bitcoin is pseudo-anon.

True, but some people want a lot of attention. Some people make their facebook page all public too. If you care about your privacy, this is not the site for you. I'm not going to be upset if no one signs up. That's fine.

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Quote from: dan123 on June 03, 2014, 02:07:46 PM

Quote from: devthedev on June 03, 2014, 01:34:09 PM

To be honest, flaunting how much Bitcoin you have makes you a target.

Well no more than a guy pulling up to a club in a lambo, wearing 100k earrings...

There's more risk than that IMO. There could be security cameras outside the club whereas Bitcoin is pseudo-anon.

dan123

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Quote from: devthedev on June 03, 2014, 01:34:09 PM

To be honest, flaunting how much Bitcoin you have makes you a target.

Well no more than a guy pulling up to a club in a lambo, wearing 100k earrings...

devthedev

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To be honest, flaunting how much Bitcoin you have makes you a target.

dan123

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Quote from: Baitty on June 03, 2014, 01:03:08 PM

Neat idea but i dont many will want to flaunt off their weallth on their public facebook page.

Oh I agree. This is not for 99% of people, but some guys like to show off how rich they are to pick up chicks on facebook. This is for those guys, or girls. And mostly cus I'm bored and I wanted to program this. It's more a programming exercise for me. The UI and validation on some parts is a little sloppy, but I don't want to put too much effort into this.

Baitty

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Neat idea but i dont many will want to flaunt off their weallth on their public facebook page.

dan123

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I'm guessing this site is not for everyone. But now you can attach your bitcoin, or CoinBase Wallet to your Facebook account and show off your wealth!!!
https://www.bitfloss.com/

The main page is a leaderboard, so you can see who has the most.

Show them off and you can probably get more facebook friends.

Can't wait to see the negative comments, let them fly!

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