Topic: Just-Dice.com halts betting due to regulation (Read 2215 times)

yup, I think wallets before May has clams in it.

What free CLAM? You can dig some CLAM but usually people get 4.6 CLAM or a few times that so they have to buy to play/invest more

The thread name has to be changed...

with so many free clams around I'm surprised the price was not dumped to 0. Either by the owners or by Just-Dice

with so many free clams around I'm surprised the price was not dumped to 0. Either by the owners or by Just-Dice

Since someone revived it, Just dice has been fully operational for the last month or so after adopting clam
Users with Bitcoin Dogecoin or Litecoin before a certain date in 2014 have Clam in their wallet addresses as long as they have the private key so its free money to convert at an exchange or play around with.

It has a bit of value because older bitcoin users had some spare clams lying around in old wallets and just dice had a good rep.

the only reason why clam is a high value coin is due to justdice, i dont see anyone else carrying it.

and they been back operating since a month now?

Didnt' this website shutdown like 6 months ago. Why is it news all of a sudden./ Why bump it?

So is it back, and using a different coin that you can gamble with?  Anyone have more information?

Please, update your info: JUST-DICE is alive and kicking!

Have not read the new laws yet, will do soon. Let's see if it is a matter of tax or licence...

“The five most important aspects of Bill C-31 as they relate to Bitcoin are as follows:
 1. Regulates Bitcoin as MSB – Bitcoin dealing, more specifically referred to as “dealing in virtual currencies” in Bill C-31, will be subject to the record keeping, verification procedures, suspicious transaction reporting and registration requirements under the PCMLTFA as a money services business.
 2. Does not define “dealing in virtual currencies” - The phrase “dealing in virtual currencies” was left undefined and it is not known what the defined term will encompass in terms of business activities once defined by regulation.
 3. Registration with FINTRAC - Bitcoin dealers will be required to register with FINTRAC and if successfully registered, to implement a complete anti-money laundering compliance regime.
 4. Captures foreign Bitcoin companies targeting Canada – Bill C-31 is more sweeping than other Canadian laws because it extends to: (a) companies that have a place of business in Canada; and (b) companies that have a place of business outside Canada but who direct services at persons or entities in Canada. Coinbase, for example, will have to register with FINTRAC to continue to provide Bitcoin services in Canada. Having a place of business means physically located in Canada, or having an R&R in Canada. Bitcoin businesses in Canada, however, that provide services to persons or entities outside of Canada are exempt from Bill C-31 for those external services.
 5. Prohibits banks from opening accounts for Bitcoin entities if unregistered - Under Bill C-31, banks will be prohibited from opening and maintaining correspondent banking relationships with Bitcoin dealers that are not registered with FINTRAC. This is an extremely important aspect of Bill C-31 and Bitcoin businesses should ensure they understand what a correspondent banking relationship is and how it can affect the provisions of banking services to them internationally.”

primedice doesn't accept investments from what i've seen.. maybe stunna will change his mind.

Sorry to see just-dice go. Regulation is killing bitcoin. Have not read the new laws yet, will do soon. Let's see if it is a matter of tax or licence...