I meant something else. Some postings before you wrote that you need 50$ in Bitcoin to get the full base reward. Some month ago, my 1.5mBTC were worth more than 50$. I got the full base reward of 5 or 6 Satoshis, depending on the BTC/$ rate at this day. Now my 1.56mBTC are worth 32.50$. The base reward is still 6 Satoshis for me, but the full base reward is currently 10 Satoshis. Is it because 32.50$/50$=0.65, I only get 65% of the base reward? Does this calculation happen in fractions and with up/down rounding, or does the algorithm some kind spread: 30$-40$ worth get 60% base reward, 40$-50$ get 80% base reward, >50$ get 100% base reward.
I mean, when I started 2 or 3 years ago, I had zero BTC, but still I got a lot more Satoshis via base reward then now. If the rate is further dropping we are back in the year 2019, but I have the feeling I still get the 6 Satoshis base reward because my balance is worth far less than 50$. It cant be a simple fraction calculation to determine the base reward. Can you reveal how the base reward is calculated?
It's the same mechanism I answered on the last page about captcha free play.
Around two days ago I received the notification asking me to deposit a certain amount of BTC (~10000 satoshi) into my account to earn interest, so that I can keep doing the hourly roll without the captcha.
I deposited about ~30000 satoshi last night, and it worked yesterday. But this morning I got hit by the same notification again asking me to deposit ~15000 satoshi. How do I stop that coming back to ask for more BTC?
I suspect this has to do with the BTC price crash today, but maybe you here will have a better idea. Thanks!
It is indeed to do with BTCUSD price. The requirement is a combination of your free winnings to wagered ratio and your balance. The balance requirement is capped at $100 meaning that if your balance is above that it doesn't matter how much you have wagered or been given for free.
The cap for full base reward is $50 but the full calculation includes how much we have given you for free and how much you have wagered.