My #1. ICO - last day to invest for the only ICO that's already making a significant profit!

[Anonymous No.3319005]

So there is one last day left for the 5% discount to invest in the ICO that's IMHO the best investment opportunity out there right now. (A personal opinion of a guy who spent the last month researching ICO's instead of working on his PhD in applied superconductivity). People who invested in it tend to not talk about it since they want to keep more tokens in the end. However, I would like to give you an opportunity to consider this investment, here it is..

BitDice

>https://ico.bitdice.me/en/?utm_campaign=jh_tokensale

(The tokensale has already started)

“Participate in the transformation of a well established casino. BitDice is expanding its boundaries by entering a USD 50 billion market of fiat online casino and upgrading itself to the next-generation technology platform”

You really only need to watch this video to make up your mind.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf3VuhtzUlY [Embed]

Best choice in terms of profit/risk. The only project that is already making significant profit. Furthermore, you receive quarterly dividends.

Further resources:
>https://www.reddit.com/r/BitDiceCasino/
>https://www.reddit.com/r/BitDiceCasino/comments/6wo5f7/am_i_missing_something_or_is_this_just_a_stupidly/
>https://www.reddit.com/r/FunfairTech/comments/6qy2ux/funfair_vs_bitdice/

SEE YOU ON THE MOoN!

[Anonymous No.3319023]

is that you fucking cryptobeak?

[Anonymous No.3319035]

Wait hold on, it was at 10 million the other day. How come it's only at 9.5 million now?

[Anonymous No.3319135]

>>3319023
not me, he is a legend tho

[Anonymous No.3319137]

>>3319035
fluctuations of the prices of the ETH, BTC, DOGE and IOTA contributed :)

[Anonymous No.3319163]

>>3319005
Comparison of BetKing and Bitdice?

[Anonymous No.3319176]

>>3319163
I thought betking was a joke, but will look into it more

[Anonymous No.3319184]

>>3319005
please help me.

do I just send my btc to my bitdice address or what?

[Anonymous No.3319228]

>>3319005
I only use Bittrex how do I get in on this?!

[Anonymous No.3319233]

>>3319184
1. go here
https://ico.bitdice.me/en/?utm_campaign=jh_tokensale

2.click on "contribute now"

3. write down your email, choose a password

4. go to your mailbox and click on "confirm your account"

5.this click will redirect you back to bitdice page and your account

6. now you can choose which crypto you want to contribute - let's say ETH is good, click on ETH, it will show you the address

7. then you go to your wallet (in this case I think it can be any wallet, but I strongly recommend using MyEtherWallet.com) and click on "send" or "transact", then insert the address obtained from bitdice and send it off

8. call your car dealer and choose the colour of your future lambo

9. call your car dealer and choose the colour of your future lambo for your partner

.. if you have any further questions, or need help, shoot me an email on [e-mail]
there is lot of scam out there but I like when the community help new people

[Anonymous No.3319245]

>>3319233
thanks bro :3

[Anonymous No.3319246]

>>3319005
>team members not even listed because hurr durr muh gambling

exit scam, be warned that you will lose everything you contribute to this.

[Anonymous No.3319262]

>>3319228
you can use bittrex to send BTC/ETC/DOGE or IOTA, the bitdice tokens will be in your bitdice account that you open with them, then they will release them for trading and exchanging after the ICO

[Anonymous No.3319268]

Thank you for giving /biz/ this information.

I've already invested 0.1 ETH in it since it's all I can afford for the time being. I hope it pays off.

[Anonymous No.3319289]

>I spoke with the bitdice representative on telegram he had no idea of US securities law, RNG or how their tech worked which was concerning as we ended up in an exchange where a number of people pointed out what they were doing is illegal. They claim to be applying for a license but thart will never happen if they proceed with an ICO (they dont need) and pay dividends (will never get them a license but likely in real trouble with issuing a dividend based security targeting us citizens without a gaming license). In short they are an operator without any of their own games (they use netents) and no need to ICO with very real consequences if they do.

Are you people fucking blind?

[Anonymous No.3319297]

>>3319246
do you have any evidence to support this claim? they seem legit to me

[Anonymous No.3319344]

>>3319289
Where do you find all this info out? I want to be more informed like yourself, in regards to not just this but the hundreds of other coins that want my money.

[Anonymous No.3319376]

>>3319289

[Anonymous No.3319391]

>>3319376

[Anonymous No.3319406]

>>3319391

[Anonymous No.3319418]

So US residents can't contribute?

[Anonymous No.3319420]

>>3319406

[Anonymous No.3319436]

>>3319420
I think they are well aware of the SEC issues, dividends issues with respect to major exchanges and everything, they just choose a different strategy - not to go against but to go around and still keep their investors happy by paying out the dividends

[Anonymous No.3319443]

>>3319418
There is always a way :) I mean how would they find out anyways if your addresss are not link to you as a person, such as if you are contributing from MyEtherWallet for example

[Anonymous No.3319458]

>>3319418
Maybe VPN just to be safe too?

[Anonymous No.3319469]

>>3319436
AKA safe?

[Anonymous No.3319529]

>>3319246
>3 years in the business
>made tons of money
>have a working platform

They run a crypto gambling site, i wouldnt put my face there either. Also, better not put them than out fake pics like every shit ico

[Anonymous No.3319570]

>>3319436
Also who gives a shit about that burger, they are not based in the US so the SEC can fuck off. And they can pay dividends in eth, retard

[Anonymous No.3319595]

Should I dump the the tokens after they or up or do keep them?

[Anonymous No.3319598]

I think they know what they are doing, I also think they are greedy and will want to make as much money from the project as possible, which means more free money via dividends for investors as well (just my personal opinion)

[Anonymous No.3319611]

>>3319595
>Should I dump the the tokens after they or up or do keep them?
Fucking hell.
*Should I dump the tokens after they go up or do I keep them?

[Anonymous No.3319614]

>>3319005
who dis semen demon?

[Anonymous No.3319629]

>>3319598
They already keep 51% of dividends since 70% are to spread among all coins and they detain 30% of them. That's 30% plus 21% which is 51% total.

[Anonymous No.3319662]

Their github is dead too:
https://github.com/bitdice..

[Anonymous No.3319741]

>>3319662
except they have a working web based casino for the past 3 years unlike $150 mil scams like bancor lol, keep fudding

[Anonymous No.3319829]

>>3319741
I've read the whitepaper but still have some doubts.
Say they rise 10 M tops.
CSNO would be at 0.1 USD.
I get back 70% of what I have invested so I'd need a 42% rise in price of CSNO to go back to my 100%.
After that I could exchange it with no loss.
Is this correct?
How much would CSNO go up really in the first few days?

[Anonymous No.3319875]

>>3319829
I want an answer to this so BUMP.

[Anonymous No.3319887]

>>3319829
If they raise 10m and its at .1 usd then you're even. Since they gave a discount or some extra % depending when you bought i guess ppl could dump that extra for a profit immediately, and i dont think theres a reason for it to moon quickly. I dunno I bought it on an impulse, threw .7 btc, i kind of regret it now cause i could have used it better in new icos that will moon faster but oh well, its still a good medium to long term hold.

All gambling icos have done awesome, etheroll, edgeless, even when they dont have shit to show unlike bitdice.

[Anonymous No.3319982]

>>3319887
I'm not even. As I wrote in my last post they will price CSNO first, say it will be 0.1 USD.
After that they will keep 30% of all the currency, that is 30 M CSNO.
Hence there are 70 M CSNO left and they will reward each contributor with CSNO tokens in proportion to its share.
This means that you get only 70% of your investment back.

[Anonymous No.3320042]

Say I have an ICO for my SHTCN.
Jack buys 3 USD.
John 2 USD.
James 5 USD.
The total is 10 USD.
There will be only 100 SHTCN circulating and I decide to price SHTCN at 10/100 USD that is 0.1 USD.
I keep 30% of all SHTCN so 20 SHTCN.
There are now 70 SHTCN to be divided among Jack, John and James.
70 SHTCN divided in 10 parts is 7 SHTCN per dollar contributed.
Jack gets 21 SHTCN so 2.1 USD.
John gets 14 SHTCN so 1.4 USD.
James gets 35 SHTCN so 3.5 USD.
The total is 70 SHTCN and 7 USD.

[Anonymous No.3320068]

>>3319005
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[Anonymous No.3320090]

>>3319005
>she accepts more than bitcoin...

[Anonymous No.3320178]

After that they'll have to hand out 49% of profits every year.
To keep their profit intact they'll have to double it at 204%.
In fact, 204% of PROFIT is PROFIT*2.04 and 49% of that is PROFIT*2.04*0.49 or PROFIT*0.9996.

In the whitepaper they state that in the worst case scenario they expect a profit of 15,541,277 USD.
In the best case scenario 73,266,019 USD.
Where are they pulling these numbers from?

I want to know their CURRENT profit. Where do I find it?

[Anonymous No.3320290]

BUMP motherfuckers I'm trying to do some basic math here.
Are you buying this with blindfolds or what?

[Anonymous No.3320613]

Bump.

[Anonymous No.3321159]

>>3320178
>I want to know their CURRENT profit. Where do I find it?

https://dicesites.com
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I stuck some LTC in right before it mooned. Is my share calculated from the value of LTC when I sent it, or the value of it when they calculate the price?

[Anonymous No.3321216]

>>3321159
Asked their devs about this, conversion is based on the rate at cutoff date whoch is Sept. 15