OK. I'm new to this - and Bitcoin in general. Before you say don't invest in Ponzi's, invest in something more reputable. Well, the fact is, I'm not investing a whole lot, and what I am, it is to learn all aspects of the Alt Currency that I can. I started a few weeks back and have -- visited fountains, did online "micro jobs", have all 4 of my home PC's set up to mine (which seem to be doing good), opened accounts for a wallet and an exchange, and have invested in a loan on BTC JAM. Like I said, I am merely testing the waters and experiencing the many aspects before jumping in and playing with big money (or coin, if you will).
That being said, I adhered to the policies of this Weekly Ponzi. I used my blockchain.info wallet and sent a little over the minimum required. I viewed the transaction, and several others have deposited after I did.
I have but a few minor questions, if I may? --
Does there have to be a payment received after yours that matches yours, digit for digit, in order for you to receive a return?
On average, for those experienced in these Ponzi, or gambling contests(?),What is the usual turn-around time for you to receive a return?
Lastly, what do you consider the best way to "grow" your BTC?
Thanks for your help, and sorry for my naivete. I will be an experienced "altcoiner" one day, just trying to learn all I can.
no the queue moves through each transaction in order, the list is from bottom to top, when new deposits accumulate to an amount equal to the next payout in line (130% their initial deposit), that account is paid. more deposits accumulate, and more deposits are payed out, chronologically 1 by 1
