Topic: [dicenow.com] btc/ltc casino - 10,000 rolls per click - play/invest - multi edge - page 4. (Read 15317 times)
November 30, 2013, 02:43:35 AM
Wow, seems the BTC house had been increased quite a lot got some profit
November 28, 2013, 09:40:05 PM
lucas had some bad luck
November 22, 2013, 11:59:21 PM
Thanks for the info. Is this the hot or cold wallet? What is the address for the other?
that is the cold. the hotwallet doesnt have one set address since all users get their own disposable deposit addresses that bitcoind creates on the fly.
November 22, 2013, 02:11:14 PM
Thanks for the info. Is this the hot or cold wallet? What is the address for the other?
November 22, 2013, 07:45:16 AM
Users of bitcoin websites inputs.io and coinlenders recently lost millions of dollars worth of BTC due to the fact that the website operator apparently lied about storing a majority of funds in a cold wallet (either that or he was severely negligent) and a hacker broke in and stole the hot wallet.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinlenders-inputsio-tradefortress-hack-328053
Your OP says you use a cold wallet but so did inputs. What protections, specifically, do you use to protect against a hack? Exactly what percent of funds is stored in a cold wallet? Do you know what a cold wallet actually is and how to securely use it? (no offence - just burned by inputs.io.) What is the exact BTC address of your hot and cold wallet (blockchain.info links?) so that investors can monitor this?
If a the hot wallet is hacked, what are the expectations for investors as far as how much money is expected to be returned to investors after the hack?
Having said all that - the site looks nice and I like all the options you've given to both investors and gamblers. Thanks in advance for answering these questions.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinlenders-inputsio-tradefortress-hack-328053
Your OP says you use a cold wallet but so did inputs. What protections, specifically, do you use to protect against a hack? Exactly what percent of funds is stored in a cold wallet? Do you know what a cold wallet actually is and how to securely use it? (no offence - just burned by inputs.io.) What is the exact BTC address of your hot and cold wallet (blockchain.info links?) so that investors can monitor this?
If a the hot wallet is hacked, what are the expectations for investors as far as how much money is expected to be returned to investors after the hack?
Having said all that - the site looks nice and I like all the options you've given to both investors and gamblers. Thanks in advance for answering these questions.
the server holding the hot wallet requires standard ssh security to access.
1-2 btc / 50-100 ltc is kept in the hot wallets. if they go over that amount, anything over 1btc / 50ltc is swept to the cold wallet
i use armory and bitcoind to handle the hot/cold wallets
if the hotwallets are hacked, at risk would be up to 1.2% of btc funds, and 0.5% of ltc funds. i could cover that amount out of my personal funds, so investors would take no haircut
this assumes they are hacked anytime other than the 30 seconds after a large deposit is made and before it is swept to the cold wallet. otherwise at risk is the above amount plus whatever the large deposit was
http://block-explorer.com/address/LeBfHHYQ4KaNVLDQkyHydJckuqLQUBsGFi
https://blockchain.info/address/1JM1B87N8ajLhoCwZMuEnGHnBsgZb3acKN
house bankrolls are cumulative, so the amount in the 3% houses should closely track what is in the cold wallets
let me know if you have other questions
November 21, 2013, 05:19:29 PM
out of all hi/lo game, this is probably one of the best due to the fact that there's a robot (10,000 rolls per click!!) that can set up your strategy variance, as well as the free coin that we can used to utilise to find which strategy are good to use
but other than that, hoping to see a performance fixed on that as well, even simple sometimes it slows down the browser. probably the betting history i guess
+1but other than that, hoping to see a performance fixed on that as well, even simple sometimes it slows down the browser. probably the betting history i guess
Your OP says you use a cold wallet but so did inputs. What protections, specifically, do you use to protect against a hack? Exactly what percent of funds is stored in a cold wallet? Do you know what a cold wallet actually is and how to securely use it? (no offence - just burned by inputs.io.) What is the exact BTC address of your hot and cold wallet (blockchain.info links?) so that investors can monitor this?
+1 November 21, 2013, 05:13:47 PM
Users of bitcoin websites inputs.io and coinlenders recently lost millions of dollars worth of BTC due to the fact that the website operator apparently lied about storing a majority of funds in a cold wallet (either that or he was severely negligent) and a hacker broke in and stole the hot wallet.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinlenders-inputsio-tradefortress-hack-328053
Your OP says you use a cold wallet but so did inputs. What protections, specifically, do you use to protect against a hack? Exactly what percent of funds is stored in a cold wallet? Do you know what a cold wallet actually is and how to securely use it? (no offence - just burned by inputs.io.) What is the exact BTC address of your hot and cold wallet (blockchain.info links?) so that investors can monitor this?
If a the hot wallet is hacked, what are the expectations for investors as far as how much money is expected to be returned to investors after the hack?
Having said all that - the site looks nice and I like all the options you've given to both investors and gamblers. Thanks in advance for answering these questions.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinlenders-inputsio-tradefortress-hack-328053
Your OP says you use a cold wallet but so did inputs. What protections, specifically, do you use to protect against a hack? Exactly what percent of funds is stored in a cold wallet? Do you know what a cold wallet actually is and how to securely use it? (no offence - just burned by inputs.io.) What is the exact BTC address of your hot and cold wallet (blockchain.info links?) so that investors can monitor this?
If a the hot wallet is hacked, what are the expectations for investors as far as how much money is expected to be returned to investors after the hack?
Having said all that - the site looks nice and I like all the options you've given to both investors and gamblers. Thanks in advance for answering these questions.
November 19, 2013, 10:55:21 PM
out of all hi/lo game, this is probably one of the best due to the fact that there's a robot (10,000 rolls per click!!) that can set up your strategy variance, as well as the free coin that we can used to utilise to find which strategy are good to use
but other than that, hoping to see a performance fixed on that as well, even simple sometimes it slows down the browser. probably the betting history i guess
but other than that, hoping to see a performance fixed on that as well, even simple sometimes it slows down the browser. probably the betting history i guess
November 19, 2013, 10:10:48 AM
finally villiva busted a sequence for once. no need to feel sorry for him, he is still up 450+ ltc
November 16, 2013, 05:35:20 PM
jobe taking ltc for a roller coaster ride
starting with 100, went up to 400 before imploding
November 13, 2013, 09:39:53 PM
Love the site, definitely has a lot of potential. I will be increasing my investments here, and I was wondering if the 1% edge or 3% edge is a better investment. I'm not great with math but to me it seems like the 3% edge seems like the obvious choice, but the 1% edge has many times more bets so it actually surpasses the 3% edge most of the time. Is this correct reasoning? For now, I will split my investments evenly.
Yes you are right, the volume of bet really counts in.Secondly, when big bets come in 3%, it will overflow to 1%, for example when there is a guy bet 3BTC in 3 (assume max profit is 3BTC and every pot got a max profit of 1BTC), then the risk will be spread within three houses. So even if you are in 1% pot, 3% bets if they are big enough. They will get into your pot.
November 13, 2013, 08:20:25 PM
Love the site, definitely has a lot of potential. I will be increasing my investments here, and I was wondering if the 1% edge or 3% edge is a better investment. I'm not great with math but to me it seems like the 3% edge seems like the obvious choice, but the 1% edge has many times more bets so it actually surpasses the 3% edge most of the time. Is this correct reasoning? For now, I will split my investments evenly.
Yes you are right, the volume of bet really counts in.Secondly, when big bets come in 3%, it will overflow to 1%, for example when there is a guy bet 3BTC in 3 (assume max profit is 3BTC and every pot got a max profit of 1BTC), then the risk will be spread within three houses. So even if you are in 1% pot, 3% bets if they are big enough. They will get into your pot.
November 13, 2013, 08:16:54 PM
Love the site, definitely has a lot of potential. I will be increasing my investments here, and I was wondering if the 1% edge or 3% edge is a better investment. I'm not great with math but to me it seems like the 3% edge seems like the obvious choice, but the 1% edge has many times more bets so it actually surpasses the 3% edge most of the time. Is this correct reasoning? For now, I will split my investments evenly.
November 10, 2013, 05:38:21 PM
bad elbill 
still I think many medium sized players will win a lot & then a whale or three will come along and even it out by losing a ton, I hope 
still I think many medium sized players will win a lot & then a whale or three will come along and even it out by losing a ton, I hope November 10, 2013, 02:46:31 PM
This means more spotlight on the site. More players, more action!
November 10, 2013, 10:48:06 AM
ltc houses were devestated by elbill to the tune of 1100 ltc
November 10, 2013, 08:13:50 AM
Free bump with a funny image. Chinese are gamblers
November 08, 2013, 02:02:08 AM
investors: dicenow is the only place you can get positive 3% expected value
i don't know why, but it happens
November 05, 2013, 04:56:42 AM
awesome site, after win 40 ltcs, i invest in house and keep make profit, especially the 10K bet in seconds, it's so cool, except the layout takes too much CPU and memory resource...
November 07, 2013, 06:30:34 AM
I saw an ad of DiceNow while I was arbing Litcoins on MCXNOW. Good move Dicenow 
Nice place to get LTC guys in!
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