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Topic: 📖🎂 [Closed for New Entries] Cloudbet’s Bitcoin Blogiversary Competition 🎂 📖 - page 3. (Read 1206 times)
May 08, 2019, 08:18:54 AM
May 08, 2019, 08:10:40 AM
Morning all!
Back in the office after the long weekend, so I've just updated the sheet with the entries since Friday. Thanks to everyone who's submitted entries since then!
Some amazing suggestions for future content so far, some that our blog team haven't even considered! One of my colleagues is already getting excited about writing on a couple of subjects in particular, but I'll keep those quiet until we announce the winners (plus he won't get to pick them all)
I've personally enjoyed seeing the suggestions about the applications of blockchain technology outside of the gambling world, but I don't think i'll be getting a vote
Keep 'em coming!
Ronnie @ Cloudbet
Back in the office after the long weekend, so I've just updated the sheet with the entries since Friday. Thanks to everyone who's submitted entries since then!
Some amazing suggestions for future content so far, some that our blog team haven't even considered! One of my colleagues is already getting excited about writing on a couple of subjects in particular, but I'll keep those quiet until we announce the winners (plus he won't get to pick them all)
I've personally enjoyed seeing the suggestions about the applications of blockchain technology outside of the gambling world, but I don't think i'll be getting a vote
Keep 'em coming!
Ronnie @ Cloudbet
May 08, 2019, 04:21:45 AM
Hello!
I saw the opportunity to join your competition, given the blog's anniversary. So this is my entry.
Username: [email protected]
1. My favorite article:
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/11131-why-matter-matters-how-blockchain-will-bridge-the-gap-between-physical-and-digital
Vinay Gupta is a pretty fascinating character - and I gravitate toward the real "big picture" thinkers. So, this post got my tail wagging a little bit.
Vinay, as the post mentioned, can definitely be put in a box with Elon Musk. I see a little bit of Steve Jobs also. These individuals have the ability to navigate very large scale/macro ideas, while not losing sight of the specific topic at hand. It's rare when someone, with such deep knowledge and discipline in Engineering and Science, can comfortably guide the listener as he outlines his larger scale vision for a better future.
Clearly Steve Jobs was a master of this.... An audience, that showed up to learn about the latest Macintosh release, leaves with the belief that Apple is changing the world.
Moreover, it's always interesting to me how these leaders are able to form a partnership with capitalism. They start with a sort of grand Utopian idea, and then leverage capital markets to carry out their mission. Musk was able to fund and develop a space bound rocket by identifying and solving an economic need - delivering supplies to the International Space Station.
I enjoyed that post. Good read.
2. For my suggestion :
I'd like to read more about how blockchain can solve real world problems. How blockchain can be adopted and integrated to modernize everyday transactions between people. Could it remove the current over-reliance on faith and trust in finance?
- For example, how the relationship between a municipality (the local school), that funds expansion through a bond issuance, and an individual investor, who wants to purchase a bond to generate income, would look if it was done via decentralized peer to peer confirmations on the blockchain? Could the blockchain ledger be introduced to replace banks in this example?
I saw the opportunity to join your competition, given the blog's anniversary. So this is my entry.
Username: [email protected]
1. My favorite article:
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/11131-why-matter-matters-how-blockchain-will-bridge-the-gap-between-physical-and-digital
Vinay Gupta is a pretty fascinating character - and I gravitate toward the real "big picture" thinkers. So, this post got my tail wagging a little bit.
Vinay, as the post mentioned, can definitely be put in a box with Elon Musk. I see a little bit of Steve Jobs also. These individuals have the ability to navigate very large scale/macro ideas, while not losing sight of the specific topic at hand. It's rare when someone, with such deep knowledge and discipline in Engineering and Science, can comfortably guide the listener as he outlines his larger scale vision for a better future.
Clearly Steve Jobs was a master of this.... An audience, that showed up to learn about the latest Macintosh release, leaves with the belief that Apple is changing the world.
Moreover, it's always interesting to me how these leaders are able to form a partnership with capitalism. They start with a sort of grand Utopian idea, and then leverage capital markets to carry out their mission. Musk was able to fund and develop a space bound rocket by identifying and solving an economic need - delivering supplies to the International Space Station.
I enjoyed that post. Good read.
2. For my suggestion :
I'd like to read more about how blockchain can solve real world problems. How blockchain can be adopted and integrated to modernize everyday transactions between people. Could it remove the current over-reliance on faith and trust in finance?
- For example, how the relationship between a municipality (the local school), that funds expansion through a bond issuance, and an individual investor, who wants to purchase a bond to generate income, would look if it was done via decentralized peer to peer confirmations on the blockchain? Could the blockchain ledger be introduced to replace banks in this example?
I didn't see my entry in the Cloudbet spreadsheet, so just checking to make sure it counts for the competition! Thanks
May 07, 2019, 12:44:04 PM
Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/10726-5-infamous-bitcoin-addresses
The Bitcoin Pizza story is hands down one of the most legendary moments in Bitcoin history and my absolute favorite piece of Bitcoin trivia.
It will go down in the Bitcoin history books for sure.
The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
Crypto sponsorship of pro teams and athletes is gaining more and more traction every day and some of the biggest clubs and most popular athletes have already struck sponsorship deals for lots of money. Crypto businesses are vying for more exposure and what's a better way of promoting their businesses than entering the sports scene with its huge following all over the world. I think it would be a good idea to write an article summarizing some of the top deals made so far as some pretty well-known players and clubs are involved and I reckon it would be a very interesting read for all crypto sportsbetting fans.
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/10726-5-infamous-bitcoin-addresses
The Bitcoin Pizza story is hands down one of the most legendary moments in Bitcoin history and my absolute favorite piece of Bitcoin trivia.
It will go down in the Bitcoin history books for sure.
The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
Crypto sponsorship of pro teams and athletes is gaining more and more traction every day and some of the biggest clubs and most popular athletes have already struck sponsorship deals for lots of money. Crypto businesses are vying for more exposure and what's a better way of promoting their businesses than entering the sports scene with its huge following all over the world. I think it would be a good idea to write an article summarizing some of the top deals made so far as some pretty well-known players and clubs are involved and I reckon it would be a very interesting read for all crypto sportsbetting fans.
May 06, 2019, 03:33:50 AM
Hello to all!
I do not want to single out any one article, they are all interesting!
But I liked this one more: What is a Satoshi and how much is it worth? (Posted on 2019-04-25)
For all the time studying kryptomonet, I saw how people are confused in units of Bitcoin.
And I would like to see articles about coins that work on POS and LPOS algorithms.
I do not want to single out any one article, they are all interesting!
But I liked this one more: What is a Satoshi and how much is it worth? (Posted on 2019-04-25)
For all the time studying kryptomonet, I saw how people are confused in units of Bitcoin.
And I would like to see articles about coins that work on POS and LPOS algorithms.
May 05, 2019, 09:09:47 AM
CLOUDBET BLOGIVERSARY PARTY INVITATION ACCEPTED
IDEAS
Cloudbet has time and again shown how much of crypto believers they are, and to secure a bright crypto future we need to stand tall with them. I know for a fact that the the crypto ecosystem is vast and to make this worth while for everyone a blog which will act as a public lobby can be used as a play ground for everyone seeing it is not limited to gambling only. To have an immediate impact and avoid biasness I suggest having topics that talk about altcoins that seem to be making headlines, talk about brilliant crypto pioneers and developers in the crypto niche, new emerging technologies like lightning network and it's impact e.t.c, or better yet for the sake of gambling introduce a tipster thread or betting challenges to make the blog more fun eg a $10 to $1000 challenge and keep those expert guides/match insights going, I personally love them
FAVORITE CLOUDBET BLOG ARTICLE
You asked what my favorite blog article is, well you know what this was easy for me to pick because I joined crypto with the hope of earning free crypto(free money) and I literally started my crypto journey from here back when faucets were high rewarding and popular.. it's for this reason I go with this article 👇👇👇 as it pretty much narrates my genesis of how I got to be glued to this digital world of crypto
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/bitcoin-101/12240-free-bitcoin-the-best-ways-to-earn-crypto
IDEAS
Cloudbet has time and again shown how much of crypto believers they are, and to secure a bright crypto future we need to stand tall with them. I know for a fact that the the crypto ecosystem is vast and to make this worth while for everyone a blog which will act as a public lobby can be used as a play ground for everyone seeing it is not limited to gambling only. To have an immediate impact and avoid biasness I suggest having topics that talk about altcoins that seem to be making headlines, talk about brilliant crypto pioneers and developers in the crypto niche, new emerging technologies like lightning network and it's impact e.t.c, or better yet for the sake of gambling introduce a tipster thread or betting challenges to make the blog more fun eg a $10 to $1000 challenge and keep those expert guides/match insights going, I personally love them
FAVORITE CLOUDBET BLOG ARTICLE
You asked what my favorite blog article is, well you know what this was easy for me to pick because I joined crypto with the hope of earning free crypto(free money) and I literally started my crypto journey from here back when faucets were high rewarding and popular.. it's for this reason I go with this article 👇👇👇 as it pretty much narrates my genesis of how I got to be glued to this digital world of crypto
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/bitcoin-101/12240-free-bitcoin-the-best-ways-to-earn-crypto
May 05, 2019, 08:33:04 AM
My second try:
1. Cloudbet's 5th anniversary: win BTC for your creativity - My favorite of all of course, because I won some prizes here and will try my luck again here.
2. What is the best reason for a government to accept cryptocurrency especially bitcoin?
1. Cloudbet's 5th anniversary: win BTC for your creativity - My favorite of all of course, because I won some prizes here and will try my luck again here.
2. What is the best reason for a government to accept cryptocurrency especially bitcoin?
May 05, 2019, 08:16:24 AM
My second entry:
- Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/betting-strategy/13433-how-to-become-a-tipster-and-make-money - really good article for beginners and such.
- The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
an article that covers a lot of cryptocurrencies and why should someone invest in them, with possible price predictions and similar. would draw a lot of new people into crypto.
- Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/betting-strategy/13433-how-to-become-a-tipster-and-make-money - really good article for beginners and such.
- The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
an article that covers a lot of cryptocurrencies and why should someone invest in them, with possible price predictions and similar. would draw a lot of new people into crypto.
May 05, 2019, 07:35:27 AM
1. My favourite content Work on Blockchain: chain-ing the world one block at a time
2. I would like to see an article about money laundering with Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, how that works and examples.
2. I would like to see an article about money laundering with Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, how that works and examples.
May 04, 2019, 10:56:15 PM
My second Entry for the competition.
- Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
Why our players choose Cloudbet - Yes, Cloudbet is one of the best gambling sites and I'm also happy that I tried to play on this site. - The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
What is the best investment right now, altcoins or bitcoin? May 04, 2019, 12:11:36 PM
I really liked your article about how to find and bet on tipster picks. It helps the newer people to sports gambling who see some guy on twitter with "100% LOCKS 🔒 and 🔥 picks" and pay them just to end up losing money because they don't know any better.
I think it would be neat if you had some articles explaining some of the more niche/less popular sports you can bet on, such as darts, snooker or even Cricket. They can be a bit hard to learn when you first see them, but can be really fun to watch and bet on
(I hope this post that was more betting oriented rather than crypto is okay)
I think it would be neat if you had some articles explaining some of the more niche/less popular sports you can bet on, such as darts, snooker or even Cricket. They can be a bit hard to learn when you first see them, but can be really fun to watch and bet on
(I hope this post that was more betting oriented rather than crypto is okay)
May 04, 2019, 11:47:08 AM
This is my favourite article: https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/9846-bitcoin-is-dead because I love the notion that bitcoin cannot be defeated, and that it is a honeybadger, doesn't matter what you throw at it it'll keep coming back. And it's a great infographic as well. Finally, it is a great reminder that 'experts' are frequently wrong.
These are my 3 questions:
1) What proportion of all outstanding bitcoin have an exposed public key (due to a transaction being made from the address) and are therefore, in theory, vulnerable to an attack by a future quantum computer, and is this a problem?
2) If bitcoin becomes a global store of value, is it dangerous to have 1m owned be a single individual (Satoshi)? Consider the power an individual with $1trn would hold today. Should the community move to burn Satoshi's tokens?
3) Is bitcoin's simplicity, its lack of features and its resistance to change, a good thing? Are these features or bugs?
These are my 3 questions:
1) What proportion of all outstanding bitcoin have an exposed public key (due to a transaction being made from the address) and are therefore, in theory, vulnerable to an attack by a future quantum computer, and is this a problem?
2) If bitcoin becomes a global store of value, is it dangerous to have 1m owned be a single individual (Satoshi)? Consider the power an individual with $1trn would hold today. Should the community move to burn Satoshi's tokens?
3) Is bitcoin's simplicity, its lack of features and its resistance to change, a good thing? Are these features or bugs?
May 04, 2019, 11:42:18 AM
Hello!
I saw the opportunity to join your competition, given the blog's anniversary. So this is my entry.
Username: [email protected]
1. My favorite article:
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/11131-why-matter-matters-how-blockchain-will-bridge-the-gap-between-physical-and-digital
Vinay Gupta is a pretty fascinating character - and I gravitate toward the real "big picture" thinkers. So, this post got my tail wagging a little bit.
Vinay, as the post mentioned, can definitely be put in a box with Elon Musk. I see a little bit of Steve Jobs also. These individuals have the ability to navigate very large scale/macro ideas, while not losing sight of the specific topic at hand. It's rare when someone, with such deep knowledge and discipline in Engineering and Science, can comfortably guide the listener as he outlines his larger scale vision for a better future.
Clearly Steve Jobs was a master of this.... An audience, that showed up to learn about the latest Macintosh release, leaves with the belief that Apple is changing the world.
Moreover, it's always interesting to me how these leaders are able to form a partnership with capitalism. They start with a sort of grand Utopian idea, and then leverage capital markets to carry out their mission. Musk was able to fund and develop a space bound rocket by identifying and solving an economic need - delivering supplies to the International Space Station.
I enjoyed that post. Good read.
2. For my suggestion :
I'd like to read more about how blockchain can solve real world problems. How blockchain can be adopted and integrated to modernize everyday transactions between people. Could it remove the current over-reliance on faith and trust in finance?
- For example, how the relationship between a municipality (the local school), that funds expansion through a bond issuance, and an individual investor, who wants to purchase a bond to generate income, would look if it was done via decentralized peer to peer confirmations on the blockchain? Could the blockchain ledger be introduced to replace banks in this example?
I saw the opportunity to join your competition, given the blog's anniversary. So this is my entry.
Username: [email protected]
1. My favorite article:
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/11131-why-matter-matters-how-blockchain-will-bridge-the-gap-between-physical-and-digital
Vinay Gupta is a pretty fascinating character - and I gravitate toward the real "big picture" thinkers. So, this post got my tail wagging a little bit.
Vinay, as the post mentioned, can definitely be put in a box with Elon Musk. I see a little bit of Steve Jobs also. These individuals have the ability to navigate very large scale/macro ideas, while not losing sight of the specific topic at hand. It's rare when someone, with such deep knowledge and discipline in Engineering and Science, can comfortably guide the listener as he outlines his larger scale vision for a better future.
Clearly Steve Jobs was a master of this.... An audience, that showed up to learn about the latest Macintosh release, leaves with the belief that Apple is changing the world.
Moreover, it's always interesting to me how these leaders are able to form a partnership with capitalism. They start with a sort of grand Utopian idea, and then leverage capital markets to carry out their mission. Musk was able to fund and develop a space bound rocket by identifying and solving an economic need - delivering supplies to the International Space Station.
I enjoyed that post. Good read.
2. For my suggestion :
I'd like to read more about how blockchain can solve real world problems. How blockchain can be adopted and integrated to modernize everyday transactions between people. Could it remove the current over-reliance on faith and trust in finance?
- For example, how the relationship between a municipality (the local school), that funds expansion through a bond issuance, and an individual investor, who wants to purchase a bond to generate income, would look if it was done via decentralized peer to peer confirmations on the blockchain? Could the blockchain ledger be introduced to replace banks in this example?
May 04, 2019, 08:40:38 AM
- Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
What is a blockchain? Blockchain explained for beginnersThis is the best guide for the newbies to know more about blockchain technology, its really helpful.
- The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
I've look around all the 34 pages of the Cloudbet blogs and I don't see any blogs about ETH.Now I want to read the articles about "The chance of ETH to replace Bitcoin as a number 1 cryotocurrency".
Happy Blogiversary Cloudbet!
May 03, 2019, 01:38:46 PM
my favorite is Best of tipsters: how to use tips in sports betting ( https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/betting-strategy/13370-best-of-tipsters-how-to-use-tips-in-sports-betting )
that's because I follow a punch of premium tipsters and I was sharing my results with them here in the forum till I decided to stop sharing due to lack of interaction
but yeah following tipsters is really lucrative and is not really time consuming , unless people started following random tipsters of course
I would love to see more math involved in the blogs like posting some stats about certain events and some blogs about how variance can take a rule in sportsbetting and what bettors should expect
not really sure what I want but I really like anything that involves math and stats
that's because I follow a punch of premium tipsters and I was sharing my results with them here in the forum till I decided to stop sharing due to lack of interaction
but yeah following tipsters is really lucrative and is not really time consuming , unless people started following random tipsters of course
I would love to see more math involved in the blogs like posting some stats about certain events and some blogs about how variance can take a rule in sportsbetting and what bettors should expect
not really sure what I want but I really like anything that involves math and stats
May 03, 2019, 07:16:10 AM
- Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
How to bet with bitcoin and bitcoin cash in the Philippines - This is my favorite blog, its about my country and its about how we can bet easily using our bitcoin. I really appreciate this work.The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!
I want to know the current regulation of cryptomining in China and its current status. May 03, 2019, 06:23:33 AM
Hi. Just a quick question. I just created this account on Bitcointalk to join your contest. Would my answer count as an entry if I'll post it in the next 7 days? I can give you my email through DM to see that I am a Cloudbet user for quite a long time now. Thanks.
May 03, 2019, 06:07:51 AM
I recently receive a personal invitation by cloudbet on my bitcoin forum messages. Im glad i can join again on their competition. Well anyway, here's my entry.
1. My favorite article is the link below.
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/bitcoin-101/12228-what-are-icos-and-what-happened-to-them
Why? Because even though i knew most of this stuff, its still an article worth sharing for most especially for newbies and for those people who are confused in ICO. This article really explains it enough that even newbies who dont know how this thing works will understand it after.
Here's my suggestions
1. An article discussing different unusual betting games like cock and spider fighting,
2. Mobile games future crypto currency involvement, and
3. Real bitcoin millionaire.
1. My favorite article is the link below.
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/bitcoin-101/12228-what-are-icos-and-what-happened-to-them
Why? Because even though i knew most of this stuff, its still an article worth sharing for most especially for newbies and for those people who are confused in ICO. This article really explains it enough that even newbies who dont know how this thing works will understand it after.
Here's my suggestions
1. An article discussing different unusual betting games like cock and spider fighting,
2. Mobile games future crypto currency involvement, and
3. Real bitcoin millionaire.
May 03, 2019, 05:44:53 AM
Morning all!
I've just gone through and added all the entries to the spreadsheet - thanks to everyone who has joined in so far!
Some really strong requests already, but I'm not going to mention any favourites yet in case it influences future entries
Don't forget we are ideally looking for crypto-related content suggestions, however we will be looking at all the entries and judging them on their own merit.
Keep 'em coming!
Ronnie @ Cloudbet
I've just gone through and added all the entries to the spreadsheet - thanks to everyone who has joined in so far!
Some really strong requests already, but I'm not going to mention any favourites yet in case it influences future entries
Don't forget we are ideally looking for crypto-related content suggestions, however we will be looking at all the entries and judging them on their own merit.
Keep 'em coming!
Ronnie @ Cloudbet
May 02, 2019, 11:30:21 PM
I'd say my favourite is https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/bitcoin-101/10930-where-can-i-spend-my-bitcoin on where to spend Bitcoin because it's not obvious to relative newbies like me.
The article I'd like to see is more on what the long term future of Bitcoin is to experts in the field; would it be as a currency or more like a stock? Do people in the Bitcoin world really see Bitcoin becoming a regularly used currency.
Thanks!
The article I'd like to see is more on what the long term future of Bitcoin is to experts in the field; would it be as a currency or more like a stock? Do people in the Bitcoin world really see Bitcoin becoming a regularly used currency.
Thanks!
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