Show us where the game was reset arbitrarily that didn't follow those conditions, and you might have a point.
How does the site owner profit from this?
1. Reset Odds
This is the most common way the site owner profits. As the chain gets higher and higher, the price naturally increases (by whatever % you set). Every so often - again at a % you can set - a purchase will trigger a reset of the chain, causing them to lose ownership of the Game Object.
Since they no longer own it, the next person to purchase it (now that it's reset to the starting price - configurable), the system never has to pay the person who triggered the reset since they don't own it any longer. In essence that means the buy price of whoever resets the Game Object is your profit.
I never said arbitrarily. And that right there shows you that the site owner is the one that makes a percentage. You're a moron. But, you continue to argue I'm sure makes you think you're right. If you have the last word, you win!!!
Let's go back over what you've said:
The Gem calls it's players owners, as in, "Current Owner of the Gem". So, when they say "owners made 25 btc", that means that the players made 25 btc from playing. The owner of the site has made considerably less, as he is only getting 5% of the purchase price.
Hmm, but the OP CLEARLY says how does the
SITE OWNER profit
How does the site owner profit from this?
1. Reset Odds
This is the most common way the site owner profits. As the chain gets higher and higher, the price naturally increases (by whatever % you set). Every so often - again at a % you can set - a purchase will trigger a reset of the chain, causing them to lose ownership of the Game Object.
Since they no longer own it, the next person to purchase it (now that it's reset to the starting price - configurable), the system never has to pay the person who triggered the reset since they don't own it any longer. In essence that means the buy price of whoever resets the Game Object is your profit.
Let's see how this goes after a few plays. Each line is one person buying the scam, I mean gem.
1
1.1
1.21
1.33
1.46
1.61
1.77
1.95
2.15
2.37
15.95 played. The last sucker, I mean player, paid 2.37 for the gem. The chain is reset. That means, that of the 10 people, 1 lost. That is 10% of the people lost their money!!!
And, here's another kicker for you, 0.22 is made by the
SITE OWNER. That's not returned to anyone. The
SITE OWNER keeps it dumb ass.
If you want to talk percentages, the last sucker lost 15% of the money played in this scam, err, scenario.
You say that there was over 1 BTC in profit... come on. There wasn't 1 BTC in "profit" the last sucker payed all the first suckers.
Keep drinking your kool-aid amigo. For you, as a site owner, you need lots of players to make your house edge. That's how you make money. In the scenario above, the odds are not 95%+ that you'll win. The house edge is unknown, and the owner could change it at any time.
People will play the ponzi scheme, yes, of course. But don't lie and say it's something that it is not.