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I think some of the questions you're asking have well known answers within the Eth community, but OP should have provided a FAQ or links. To register a button

I think some of the questions you're asking have well known answers within the Eth community, but OP should have provided a FAQ or links. To register a button click with the smart contract, you must send a transaction over the Eth network, which has an associated transaction cost. I'm fairly certain that you must pay once per click. However, there should be a way to send these transactions from a console like `geth`, so that the browser extensions are purely convenience features.

BoiledCabbage 9y ago
> I think some of the questions you're asking have well known answers within the Eth community, but OP should have provided a FAQ or links. What you've called out out is exactly my point. His goal is to reach new people, and his message is targeted only at those already familiar. Possibly I'm exactly the type of person he is looking for. Someone on the fringe of crypto, curious about it, maybe would dip a toe in for an excuse. Finds game theory interesting (thought normally wouldn't participate in this type of game). But I left just thinking, him this guy it trying to do something, but I don't feel like figuring out exactly what he's trying to do, or all the vectors of how this might just be a scam. A general life lesson - if someone wants to enter a financial transaction with you, but is un-wiling or unable to provide a clear accounting of the costs and their beneficiaries... Don't. My initial impression was that this was a modified form of a Dollar Action, and Op didn't provide enough information to dissuade me of that. Now that said, I think the OP isn't malicious at all, but was simply unaware of how he was presenting which is why I came here and posted my comment rather than just leave the website and not look back. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_auction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_auction

BoiledCabbage 9y ago

> I think some of the questions you're asking have well known answers within the Eth community, but OP should have provided a FAQ or links. What you've called out out is exactly my point. His goal is to reach new people, and his message is targeted only at those already familiar. Possibly I'm exactly the type of person he is looking for. Someone on the fringe of crypto, curious about it, maybe would dip a toe in for an excuse. Finds game theory interesting (thought normally wouldn't participate in this type of game). But I left just thinking, him this guy it trying to do something, but I don't feel like figuring out exactly what he's trying to do, or all the vectors of how this might just be a scam. A general life lesson - if someone wants to enter a financial transaction with you, but is un-wiling or unable to provide a clear accounting of the costs and their beneficiaries... Don't. My initial impression was that this was a modified form of a Dollar Action, and Op didn't provide enough information to dissuade me of that. Now that said, I think the OP isn't malicious at all, but was simply unaware of how he was presenting which is why I came here and posted my comment rather than just leave the website and not look back. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_auction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_auction