Tuesday, January 12, 2021

☆MyDiceBot☆ - Ultimate Bitcoin Dice Bot. Bet More, Earn More! (https://mydicebot.com)

★MyDiceBot★ - Ultimate Bitcoin Dice Bot

https://mydicebot.com
MyDiceBot is World #1 Cross-Platform Dicing Bot.
Multiple platforms are supported, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Web, Terminal/Console, Android and Raspberry Pi.
Multiple blockchains are supported.
Multiple programming languages are supported such as Lua, Javascript and Python.
Open Source and Free Forever.

Download

Binaries: https://mydicebot.com/contents/download/
Source Code: https://github.com/mydicebot/mydicebot.github.io

Supporting Dice Sites (alphabet sequence)

Traditional

Blockchain - STEEM

TODO

Quick Start

Download MyDiceBot Binaries here: MyDiceBot Releases.
Different execution methods on different platforms.
- Linux (Open Terminal)
  
  chmod +x mydicebot-linux
  
  ./mydicebot-linux
- Mac (Open Terminal)
  
  chmod +x mydicebot-macos
  
  ./mydicebot-macos
- Windows (Open Command Prompt)
  
  mydicebot-win.exe
Choose Dice Site, Input username/password/2FA/APIKey, then Login.
Bet and WIN.

How to run from source code directly

Ensure you install the latest version of docker and docker-compose

bash git clone https://github.com/mydicebot/mydicebot.github.io.git mydicebot cd mydicebot bash start.sh * Visit http://localhost:57432/login

Features

Supported platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, Web, Terminal/Console, Android and Raspberry Pi
Supported programming languages: Lua, Javascript and Python
Supported multiple dice-sites
Supported multiple strategies
New account registration
Existing account login
Betting statistics
Manual bet
Auto bet
Script bet (compatible with Seuntjies DiceBot scripts)
Script gist
Chat room MyDiceBot on Discord

Manual Bet

You can control every bet by yourself.

Auto Bet

Essential configurations are provided for betting automatically.

Script Bet

Lua programming language
JavaScript programming language
Python programming language
Compatible with the variables and functions of Seuntjie DiceBot's Lua script
Import script from gist (Github) easily

Internal Variables

Single Bet Info

Variable	Type	Permission	Purpose
basebet	double	Read Write	Shows the amount of the first bet. Only set for first bet.
previousbet	double	Read Only	Shows the amount of the previous bet. Only set after first bet.
nextbet	double	Read Write	The amount to bet in the next bet. You need to assign a value to this variable to change the amount bet. Defaults to previousbet after first bet. Needs to be set before betting can start.
chance	double	Read Write	The chance to win when betting. Defaults to value set in advanced settings if not set. Need to set this value to change the chance to win/payout when betting.
bethigh	bool	Read Write	Whether to bet high/over (true) or low/under(false). Defaults to true (bet high/bet over)
win	bool	Read Only	Indicates whether the last bet you made was a winning bet (true) or a losing bet (false).
currentprofit	double	Read Only	Shows the profit for the last bet made. This is not the amount returned. betting 1 unit at x2 payout, when winning, currentprofit will show 0.00000001 (returned =0.00000002), when losing, profit will show -0.00000001
currentstreak	double	Read Only	Shows the current winning or losing streak. When positive (>0), it's a winning streak. When negative (<0) it's a losing streak. Can never be 0. Only set after first bet.
currentroll	double	Read Only	Show current roll information
lastbet	object	Read Only	This is an object containing more details about the previous bet, including the lucky number that was rolled, chance, amount, profit etc.

Current Session Info

Variable	Type	Permission	Purpose
balance	double	Read Only	Lists your balance at the site you're logged in to.
bets	int	Read Only	Shows the number of bets for the current session.
wins	int	Read Only	Shows the number of wins for the current session.
losses	int	Read Only	Shows the number of losses for the current session.
profit	double	Read Only	Shows your session profit. Session is defined as the time since opening the current instance of bot or the last time you reset your stats in the bot.
currencies	string array	Read Only	List the currencies that can be used at the current site, usually in the currency short code (btc, ltc, etc.).
currency	string	Read Write	Can be used to change the currency to bet in using any value from the currencies list. Only values from the currencies list can be used.

Internal Functions

Function	Purpose
dobet()	The loop of bets
stop()	Stop the bet
start()	Start the bet (from very beginning) after stop()
resume()	Resume the bet (from current stopping) after stop()
resetsession()	Reset the session
resetstats()	Reset the session
resetseed()	Reset the client seed
sound(path_of_the_sound)	Sound notificaiton
message(text, type=\'debug\', expire=time_interval_value_in_ms)	Message notification on the screen. Four types: "info", "success", "debug", or "error". Expire interval is 4000 ms by default, -1 for not hiding the message.
betinterval(ms)	Bet Interval in milliseconds

Sample Code

Strategy: Basic Martingale
Using Lua ```lua chance = 49.5 multiplier = 2 basebet = 0.00000010 bethigh = false

function dobet() if profit >= 0.1 then stop() end
```
if win then nextbet = basebet else nextbet = previousbet * multiplier end 
```
end ```
Using Javascript ```javascript chance = 49.5; multiplier = 2; baseBet = 0.00000001; betHigh = false;

function dobet() { if (win) { nextBet = basebet; } else { nextBet = previousbet * multiplier; } } ```
Using Python ```python chance = 49.5 multiplier = 2 basebet = 0.00000001 bethigh = False nextbet = basebet

def dobet(event): if win: nextbet = basebet else: nextbet = previousbet * multiplier ```

Script Gist

https://gist.github.com/mydicebot
Import script from gist (github) in MyDiceBot app directly
Vote/Comment/Fork scripts on gist (github)

Report Issue

https://github.com/mydicebot/mydicebot.github.io/issues

License

GPL-3.0

Thanks

Special thanks to the open source project of Seuntjies DiceBot.
If you need simulation functions or advanced-autobet functions, we recommand Seuntjies DiceBot.

Quote

"Gambling is gambling no matter what you do or how good your strategy is. The house always wins if you keep playing. Winners know when to stop."
"Like any human, we make mistakes, and like any program, the bot is bound to have a few bugs. Use the bot at your own risk. "

Disclaimer

This is still gambling. The bot is not guaranteed to win.
Please do not gamble more than you can afford to lose.
The bot has a lot of settings, and we cannot test each and every combination.
The bot might behave unpredictable and unreliably with certain combinations of settings.
Certain actions from the server might also result in unexpected behavior.
We cannot be held responsible for any losses incurred while using the bot.

Legal

It is your obligation to ensure compliance with any legislation relevant to your country of domicile regarding online gambling.

Contact

github: https://github.com/mydicebot/mydicebot.github.io/issues
reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/mydicebot
bitcointalk: ★MyDiceBot★ - Ultimate Bitcoin Dice Bot. Bet More, Earn More!
discord: https://discord.gg/S6W5ec9

Hacked account

The hacker disabled notifications, cashed out my bitcoin, & sent funds from my balance & my attached debit card to several cashapp accounts.

Below is their response. What the f*#k, cashapp?! What can I do to get them to reverse the transactions? Will they give me my log of transactions, IP addresses, device ID/model?

Hi there,
We compared the transaction you brought to our attention with your account history. We determined that we received the transaction in question from a known device. This device had accessed your Cash App account prior to this event.
Based on this information, we do not have enough evidence to determine the activity was unauthorized and have denied your claim. This concludes our investigation into this claim.
We recommend speaking with anyone who had access to your device at the time of the transaction. If your phone was lost/stolen during the time of the transaction and you wish to file a police report, Square will cooperate in their investigation.
You can also share the following contact information below with law enforcement if you choose to file a report:
Square, Inc.Attn: Compliance Department1455 Market St., Suite 600San Francisco, CA 94103 <email address goes here>
Important note: Square will not respond to correspondence sent by non-law enforcement/ government agencies to the addresses above.
To further secure your account, we suggest the following security steps:
Sign-In Code- Cash App will never request this information outside the app.
Security Lock- Enable passcode or Touch ID for every in-app Cash App payment.
Personal Identification Number (PIN)- Protect it and keep it private.
Do not write it on your card or store it with your card.
Use a difficult to guess PIN.
Do not use sequences (1234), DOB, SSN, address, phone number, etc.
Push Notifications- Enable for every transaction.
Virtual Card- Tap your in-app Cash Card to hide its details.
Touch ID / Facial Recognition / Passcode- Enable login security on all devices.
Each device may vary, please check your device manual for more details.
Email Two-Factor Authentication- Enable for an additional layer of security.Please note: *Cash App does not have a direct phone number to call. When they are available, you can request a callback from our support team through the in-app Help Center. *Also, Cash App support will never ask you to provide your Sign-In Code, PIN, require you to send a payment, add funds to your balance, make a purchase, or complete a "test" transaction of any kind.Thanks,Cash Support

(Repost, removed the support email address in quote)

A brief history of USD as the global reserve currency -- How it came to be that way, why it has remained in place, and some potential future scenarios

A lot of people nowadays take for granted the assumption that our current global economic system will continue in its current state for many years to come. Unfortunately, doing so falls into a cognitive trap called recency bias. It can be especially tricky to avoid, because macro level changes in a monetary system tend to happen very slowly. As an example, the debasement of Roman currency began ca. 117 AD but didn't culminate until 337 AD.

However, this year presents a rare opportunity to educate people on the topic, as the "money printer go brrr" meme has been widely circulated, and more attention than ever has been placed on governments and how they financed extraordinary spending during the supposed pandemic.

Todays discussion will focus on one of the most important aspects of the economic system -- global reserve currency. From Wikipedia:

A reserve currency (or anchor currency) is a foreign currency that is held in significant quantities by central banks or other monetary authorities as part of their foreign exchange reserves. The reserve currency can be used in international transactions, international investments and all aspects of the global economy. It is often considered a hard currency or safe-haven currency.

Economists debate whether a single reserve currency will always dominate the global economy. Many have recently argued that one currency will almost always dominate due to network externalities (sometimes called "the network effect"), especially in the field of invoicing trade and denominating foreign debt securities, meaning that there are strong incentives to conform to the choice that dominates the marketplace.

Enough background, onto the good stuff.

At the end of WW2 all the allied powers came together to find a way to facilitate international trade. The result of this was called the Bretton Woods agreement, whereby the USD was convertible to gold at a fixed exchange rate, encouraging countries to use USD for international business because of the stability related to a gold-backed currency.

However, the fixed exchange rate to gold did not last forever. In order to finance the long Vietnam War, the US printed far more dollars than it had gold to back. At some point foreign countries realized they were amassing large quantities of paper money and began to get suspicious.

In 1971, France and Switzerland both sent much of their USD reserves to the states for conversion into gold. The result was the so-called Nixon Shock, whereby the US unilaterally cancelled conversion between USD and gold. Naturally, Nixon sold this to the American public as protecting the stability of our currency. But, it did nothing of the sort.

The 1970s were turbulent for monetary policy. The stock market was a mess, interest rates were exorbitant (20%), and there was a major recession. This was all due to the Nixon Shock. Why?

Many foreign leaders had in their reserves large quantities of USD, as it was the de facto international currency. The cancellation of the link to gold brought severe devaluation to the USD and speculation for further losses, so no one wanted to hold it anymore.

In 1973 there was an oil embargo by the members of OPEC. It is my belief that this was retaliation for devaluing much of the money held in their coffers. Alternatively, it was simply an act of self preservation as they had not adjusted oil prices immediately following the Nixon Shock, despite the devaluations that had occurred, and they were concerned about further devaluations in a purely fiat world. Another theory is that it was payback for U.S. military aid to the Israelis during the Yom Kippur War.

Then in 1974 a deal was struck between Nixon and the House of Saud, to bring an end to the oil embargo. The Saudis would resume selling the oil to the west, only for USD, and the US would lift some economic sanctions that prevented the Saudis from investing in the US. Also, instead of simply stockpiling USD from their oil sales, the Saudis would invest their USD surplus into US debt instruments and capital markets. This is known as the Petrodollar Recycling system. With the Saudis breaking the OPEC embargo, other nations shortly followed suit, continuing to sell their oil for USD. The main benefit to the US is that the USD is still used as international unit of account, preventing collapse of the currency.

And so it was, with the birth of petrodollar system, that the aftereffects of the Nixon Shock began to settle down. King Dollar went unchallenged for a while after that. It wasn't until the formation of the EU and birth of the ECB/Euro that there was any real competition.

In the year 2000, Saddam Hussein, leader of Iraq, began selling oil in Euros. The 'legality' of this move was actually challenged by the US, due to sanctions put in place after the first gulf war. But, the U.N. confirmed Iraq's right to sovereignty. Also notable: the MSM mocked Saddam for this saying the Euro would depreciate badly against king dollar. Contrary to their predictions though, by 2003 Saddam's choice had actually paid off handsomely, as the Euro was doing quite well in FX markets. A short lived victory, however, as he was ousted and killed in 2006 by the US.

The next challenger was Gaddafi, who openly eschewed the western financial system, organizing a gold-backed, pan-African currency, and establishing an African infrastructure investment bank so that developing African nations did not need to pay interest to the World Bank or IMF. He was ousted in 2011 in a most violent and public way.

More recently, we have seen bilateral trade agreements pop up between Russia, China, and Iran, so that they do not need to settle their trade accounts in USD, further weakening the petrodollar system and "King Dollar." (See BRICS and the AIIB)

Lastly, remember when Saudi Arabia Warns of Economic Fallout if Congress Passes 9/11 Bill. This bill would have let victim's of 9/11 sue the Kingdom of Saud for material support of terrorism. The Sauds threatened to sell almost a trillion dollars worth of US debt instruments if this bill was passed, which would wreck havok on the US financial system, devaluing the USD and making it much more difficult/expensive for the government to borrow. It likely would have dropped the US credit rating as well. Note that the Sauds would not have had this power over the US if it weren't for Petrodollar Recycling.

That pretty much catches us up to present day, where we have seen a virtually unprecedented amount of money printing by central banks across the globe last year. Let's end by discussing some of the possible scenarios going forward.

One scenario is a simultaneous hyperinflation of all fiat currencies. Although drastic this is not out of the question. And in reality it might not actually be simultaneous, at first people could flee to USD before eventually figuring out their final exit strategy. This is actually a scenario we call the Great Reset^TM -- although that the term has been coopted by WEF&IMF recently, it has been in prior use for many years in the circles I travel.

This scenario could end in a number of ways. It's possible a large nation like China announces gold backing of their currency during this event, increasing faith in their funny money and quite possibly capturing the role of global reserve currency. It fits too -- there have been reports over the last 5-10 years that both China and Russia have been stocking up on physical gold. I cannot speak to the veracity of those reports, for those curious I read them on ZeroHedge. I think the world at large would be foolish to fall for this scheme as we have seen how quickly a gold peg can fail (26 years in case of the Bretton Woods->Nixon Shock timeline)

Another possibility is that Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) becomes a widely adopted standard for international trade. I think this is the most logical thing to do, as it makes cents that the international currency should not be controlled by any one nation. However, just because something is the logically correct way of doing things, doesn't mean that will happen. Since Bitcoin would reduce the power of currency issuers, nations will likely fight it vigorously.

However, it is likely the central banks will adopt some form of blockchain technology, in order to release their own CBDCs -- central bank digital currencies. Many pilot programs are already underway around the globe. In a few ways these are better than paper money, e.g., counterfeiting is not possible. But in most ways, these are much worse for the end user -- more surveillance, censorship, and asset forfeiture. Best believe that CBDCs will not inherit the parts of blockchain technology that promote personal freedom.

One last possibility is the IMF promotes their SDR (special drawing rights) as the new standard for international currency. The SDR is effectively a basket of different state currencies, where each currency is somewhat proportional to economy size. This seems a likely possibility that all major banks could get on board with, because it ostensibly splits up power between them. This could also result in something like the SDR and a gold-backed Chinese currency competing for the spot of global reserve currency. Who knows.

Thanks for reading, I hope you enjoyed my post.

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D.C. events caused panic selloff of USD; things better now and btc-usd resumes previous track (x-post from /r/Bitcoin)

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