! Block #DailyCoinflip to stop seeing these !
Yes = heads
No = tails
(Prototype)
Total count: n/a
Yesterdays ratio of heads: n/a
@FairlyRandom will be used to generate the outcome 3 times.
1st roll: random number between 0 and 2^33-1
2nd roll: random number between 0 and 2^34-1
3rd roll: random number between 0 and 2^33-1
The outcome of the 3 rolls will be converted into binary (with leading zeros so the 1st and 3rd roll binary numbers have 33 digits and the 2nd roll binary number has 34 digits), and the numbers will be concatenated in the order (1st, 2nd, 3rd).
The nth digit of this new number decides the outcome of the coin flip.
0=heads
1=tails
Resolution can be expected within 24 hours after closing
Contingencies:
Should @FairlyRandom fail to produce a response 24 hours after the close date, and after additional @FairlyRandom roll requests (three over here > three on the testing market), I will manually resolve it according to random.randint(0,8589934591), random.randint(0,17179869183), random.randint(0,8589934591) (outcome is final).
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| # | Name | Total profit |
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TBH for my money this would make more sense if you for instance resolved one each 5 minutes or 2 minutes or something. That might allow someone to play a martingale... just a thought. Fiddly with the closing times of course and of course generating the coins
@johnNZOy Adds liquidity and reduces slippage. Many coins ask for many limit orders. Blame the person farming trader bonuses.
@121 I think they meant f as in the other way (do not say you already knew that but it was still cool)