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Title: Auto-sell @ cryptsy?
Post by: Cranky4u on June 10, 2014, 02:15:44 AM
Is there a guide or 'how-to' for auto selling at Crytpsy?

I mine alt-coins through multipool and want to auto trade from alt to btc or ltc. Process something like;
1. mine alt coin
2. auto move alt coin to cryptsy
3. auto sell alt coin for btc or ltc @ market rate
4. auto move btc/ltc to my personal wallet (off cryptsy to pvt address).


Title: Re: Auto-sell @ cryptsy?
Post by: CEG5952 on June 10, 2014, 04:57:23 AM
Looking at number 2, keep in mind that Cryptsy deposits prompts include this message: "Notice: Do NOT mine directly to your Cryptsy deposit address." I know Vircurex has the same message. They won't credit coins generated.


Title: Re: Auto-sell @ cryptsy?
Post by: Coef on June 10, 2014, 08:25:18 AM
Looking at number 2, keep in mind that Cryptsy deposits prompts include this message: "Notice: Do NOT mine directly to your Cryptsy deposit address." I know Vircurex has the same message. They won't credit coins generated.

Exactly.

If you want to use pools like p2pool, you should use your own personal address to receive the mining payment, and then transfer the coins to cryptsy (or any other exchanges).


Title: Re: Auto-sell @ cryptsy?
Post by: ajareselde on June 10, 2014, 06:00:00 PM
Is there a guide or 'how-to' for auto selling at Crytpsy?

I mine alt-coins through multipool and want to auto trade from alt to btc or ltc. Process something like;
1. mine alt coin
2. auto move alt coin to cryptsy
3. auto sell alt coin for btc or ltc @ market rate
4. auto move btc/ltc to my personal wallet (off cryptsy to pvt address).

1. mine coins at pool of your choice
2. open up cryptsy account, generate key for your coin, set that addres to be withdraw address at your pool. set payout to be manual !
3. on your cryptsy wallet under that coin, pick imidiate sell.
4. payout btc to your local wallet

dont know why there should be a guide, its pretty simple