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The Importance of Casino Reviews

2018-04-05T22:34:27Z

Molejaguar49: Створена сторінка: When you glance through the online gambling sites, you will most probably come across thousands on offer. At present, there are a countless number of good onlin...

When you glance through the online gambling sites, you will most probably come across thousands on offer. At present, there are a countless number of good online casino sites offering you a variety of games to attract you to play with them. The attractive look of most sites is what allures more players but do you know there are rogue casino sites as well.

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This is where comes the importance of the casino reviews, which offer an in depth information of most present sites.Why to select casino guide?Today, there are many informational casino sites, which are more particularly known as casino guides. Casino guide helps you to know more about any particular site and all those features offered by that site. Each online casino provides you a variety of games that also include attractive promotions that lure you to play with them. It is quite understandable that while betting online, you have to deposit your hard earned cash. To ensure the safety of your cash, you require selecting an appropriate site to play.Importance of casino reviews:In the present date, the importance of casino reviews is second to none. There is no other way to know about the online casinos operating in the internet. The one and only way to check with the available sites is to go through the casino guides. Whether it is about the number of games, or payment options or on going promotions, a casino guide brings about the comprehensive information on the whole.How will you know which internet casino is appropriate for you? What are those things that you should consider when you decide to sign up with any casino site? Before you get confused in selecting an online casino site, here comes few important tips that are usually covered in any casino guide. Go through these points and it will become easier for you to know what are the things usually covered under any complete casino guide or reviews.Checking the legitimacy of an online gambling site: To ensure an enjoyable internet gambling experience, it will be important to check whether your selected site is a legitimate site or not. There are more of rogue casinos than the potential sites on the internet offering legitimate gambling enjoyment. Through a casino guide, you will be able to know whether a site includes the Seal of Approval from the recognized authority.

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Most casino review sites include information on the normal ways an online casino site operates in the web.Rankings: Today, most online casino review sites offer you the top 10 ranking of the online casino gaming sites. This information will help you to select from the most highly reputable and legitimate online casino sites. Most sites that get a ranking are verified by the independent regulators like eCogra or E-commerce Online Gaming Regulation & Assurance. In addition, you will also get the audited payout certifications while playing with these sites. However, it does not really mean that sites that do not get a ranking are not good sites. The ranked sites form to be the most recognized sites of the lot so it will be better to play with them.Customer support: The next point of importance is customer support. All legitimate online casinos offer better customer support. If you go through some casino reviews, you will find that most of them have focused on the offered customer support program. If a casino site includes facilities like that of live chat or direct 24 hour direct call service then these features are highlighted in most casino guides. It makes it a lot easier for you to select with the right site offering advanced customer support.Banking options: Any casino guide of the present date includes information on the banking options. At present, most online casinos have similar banking options but there are exceptional cases as well. Information on banking helps you to select a site that includes your own preferred options to play your games confidently with real money.

Cloud Mining Contracts - Are They a Good Investment?

2018-03-27T20:01:19Z

Molejaguar49: Створена сторінка: As readers of my blog know, I will only promote products and/or services that I myself use or invest in. I wanted to provide an update to the cloud mining contr...

As readers of my blog know, I will only promote products and/or services that I myself use or invest in. I wanted to provide an update to the cloud mining contracts that I recently purchased. Cloud mining works differently than traditional mining in that you do not purchase any hardware to do the mining for you. This means you do not incur large electricity costs associated with owning your own machine. It is all done by others and you are simply buying into a pool. When I started them on May 23rd I wasn't really too sure what to expect.Since two weeks have passed I figured I have a good amount of data and info to provide a solid report. The first contract I started was with Hashing24. They only offer Bitcoin mining. The way it works with them is you buy whatever hashing power you want (for more on that see my post "mining"). They have plans that are as low as 100 GH/s and cost as little as $18. Because they offer indefinite contracts, you pay a small daily maintenance fee of $.033 per 100 GH/s.

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The upside to Hashing24's model is that once you pay your upfront amount you can theoretically collect daily payments forever. In that manner it is similar to buying an immediate annuity.In the interest of full disclosure I purchased 4500 GH/s ($800). After the daily fees are subtracted and, depending on the value of Bitcoin, I make around $7 per day. If we extrapolate that out it would be about $210 per month with a break even point of just over four months. That's not too bad an investment because everything after month four would be pure profit. One thing to also keep in mind is that the mining difficulty will increase in the future which will eat into your profits.On May 25th I decided I wanted to start a contract to mine Ethereum. The Ethereum blockchain technology is being embraced by all the major crypto companies and I actually believe that it will one day pass the value of Bitcoin. It currently about half its size with a market cap of $20,505,000,000 compared to Bitcoin's $41,888,000,000.I purchased my Ethereum cloud mining contracts through Hashflare.io. At first I purchased 35MH/s and later to decided to add another 15MH/s. The contracts are for one year. Hashflare also allows you to change the percentage of hash power you want in each pool. If you see one pool performing better, you can put a higher percentage into that one.The cost for 50MH/s was $1,090, but I got more bang for my buck because I paid in Bitcoins and the value of my Bitcoin purchase appreciated. This meant that my Bitcoins went further and, in reality, effectively cost me around $900. Let's go conservative and take the higher amount of $1,090.

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The calculator on their site predicts that at the current price of Ethereum ($223) I would make $2,358 off my $1,090 investment. That kind of return makes it worth the risk to me.Again, because I am a long term investor in both Bitcoin and Ethereum, I view this as a solid opportunity to diversify your portfolio and at the same time attempt to make some passive income. Keep in mind that cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile and that can wildly impact your potential profit. Do your homework first. If you are a long term investor in cryptocurrency, this appears to be a worthwhile play.

Mommy, Where Do Bitcoins Come From? Bitcoin Mining Explained

2018-03-27T19:35:53Z

Molejaguar49: Створена сторінка: "Mommy, where do Bitcoins come from?" Well, you see, when a shiny young Bitcoin catches the eyes of an ambitious miner, and because they love each other very mu...

"Mommy, where do Bitcoins come from?" Well, you see, when a shiny young Bitcoin catches the eyes of an ambitious miner, and because they love each other very much...Wait, that's obviously too difficult to solve here. Besides, my whole goal is to keep things simple. Anyway, Bitcoins are made by solving complex math problems. This is done by a powerful machine that is built to solve these math problems. This process is called mining. People who own these machines to make money mining Bitcoins are called miners. When a batch of problems is solved it becomes known as a block. Blocks are verified by other users and once they are verified, they get added to what is called the block chain. This chain continues to grow with a new block being added to it roughly every 10 minutes. This chain is really just a master ledger that will continue to grow and never end.The very powerful machines that mine zap a lot of power and drive up the miner's monthly utility bill. The reason it takes so much power is the genius of the mathematics involved. It requires the mining machine to perform complex cryptographic algorithms. Once a math problem is solved by the machine, a block of coins is birthed. Every time 210,000 blocks have been created, the reward to the miner is halved. It takes 4 years to accomplish this. So it's kind of like a Bitcoin Olympics. Currently the block reward is 12 Bitcoins (on June 23, 2020 the reward will only be 6 coins). Those coins goes to the miner whose machine was the lucky lottery winner at that time. There is a winner every 10 minutes. There are also a lot of miners competing out there too. Said miner now has something of value. Mine enough coins and you pay your electricity bill and then some.

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There is also another way to mine. It's called cloud mining. With this type of mining you are paying to use someone else's network and that cuts into your profits significantly. The positives to this method are that it doesn't require using your electricity or even buying a machine.Sounds good to me. I want to start mining now. Is it a good idea and can I generate passive income on a regular basis? Possibly. Hold tight for now and you can make that call later.Let's try to break this down.Going back to the original way of machine mining, you'd have to start with buying a quality mining machine. That would set you back about $2,000. Here is a picture of a good machine (Antminer S9 from Bitmain) capable of creating a high hash rate of 14 TH/s. 1 TH/s is 1,000,000,000,000 hashes per second. This machine does 14 times that. That's a lot of hashing power. A hash is just a really long number that the machine creates each time trying to solve the algorithm. Again, to use my lottery analogy, all these machines are out there hashing away hoping to be the next winner.Then, your chances of winning are getting increasingly more difficult with more competition. Further complicating this matter is that each time a math problem is solved, the next problem gets incrementally more difficult to solve. The Bitcoin network difficulty changes roughly every two weeks or 2,016 blocks. The number of Bitcoins that will ever be created is finite. That number happens to be 21,000,000. Once we hit that number there can never be another Bitcoin mined again. However, the block chain itself will continue to expand because it is used to verify each transaction or purchase.Remember that pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto I wrote about as well? Did you know that today's math problems are more than 70,000 times more difficult for the machines to solve than they were we he mined the 1st Bitcoin back in 2009?! The estimate is that the final coin will be mined in 2140 because the system halves every four years (210,000 blocks). There have already been 16,400,000 coins mined (78%) and each coin from here on out will be mined at a much slower rate. Yes, you read that right. Basically 80% were mined in the first 8 years and it will take well over 100 years to mine the final 20%. If any of my great, great, great grandchildren are reading this I hope you are sitting pretty with our family's Bitcoins now valued at 220,000 per Bitcoin. We can all dream right!Buying a machine for mining or purchasing a mining cloud contract is risky. While there are some great success stories out there, be sure to research them thoroughly before deciding if mining is right for you. For every person making money, there are plenty of people losing money.By the way, a great place to see all of the cryptocurrencies out there and their total coins and market cap, Coin Market Cap is a great resource. You can see all 700 plus fly-by-night altcoins out there. An altcoin is just another way of saying any cryptocurrency coin that isn't Bitcoin. By now you probably know that Bitcoin is like the Rose Bowl, the Granddaddy of them all! I would really try to limit my focus and research on the top 10 for now. Not that there won't be stories of success from one of the nearly worthless ones now. It's just that finding one is like picking the right penny stock. Sticking with established companies that are being recognized by the mainstream analysts is a much safer play. The same goes for the exchange you use to buy, sell, and trade. That's why I use Coinbase to make my trades as they are the most trusted, secure, and convenient exchange. They also have the most thorough vetting process when it comes to adding altcoins.

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Here's a recap of the key points from this article:-Bitcoins are created from mining-Mining is done by powerful machines that solve complex math problems. You can also purchase contracts called cloud mining if you don't want to buy a machine.-The problems get harder as coins are mined and the rate of production slows down-As of May 2017, there are only 72 Bitcoins mined per hour (12 every 10 minutes)-On June 23, 2020, this will be halved again down to only 6 created every 10 minutes-Nearly 80% of Bitcoin's finite number 21,000,000 coins have already been mined-Competition among miners and increasingly complex math problems are making it more difficult to turn a profit mining-The final coin is estimated to be mined in 2140