Once you enter the payout queue you continue earning based on your hashrate, so if there are 210BTC ahead of you and they are continuing to submit valid shares that the pool will pay then more BTC will be ahead of you. The same applies to you, as long as you are continuing to submit valid shares your 0.3BTC will continue to rise.


If Wiz is working on the payout software odds are the auto payout is disabled while it's being worked on.

If you were banned well, it wasn't very hard earned, it was earned by spamming / poor quality posts. You gave up your earnings by posting poor quality posts going against the rules of the signature campaign.

What size and type of stock are you looking to get?

@Kano

Any interest in taking in this transaction, the OP is offering a decent sized bounty to include it.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1459958.0

What do you mean by this?

From their site they offer a guarantee which covers costs of up to $10,000, by that I would say if a stolen credit card was used you would be covered for up to a $10,000 purchase.

https://support.purse.io/general-questions/guarantee/

One of the ones here should be able to help you

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=41.0

Ask Kano, they find a few blocks per day on average and he includes the pools transactions in the pools work so for a fee I don't see why he wouldn't take another transaction.

To pick a good one find one that has an active pool op and averages a few blocks per day, send a PM and see if they would be willing to include the transaction, the transaction you sent isn't that "bad" as its very small (~400b) and is for a reasonable amount of BTC.

You can also try some of the larger pools as 0.1BTC is a decent sized amount, but you might not have the best of luck getting in touch with the people who can actually add the transaction to the work in a timely manner.

A bit childish to be in a name calling competition on the internet don't you think?

The more risk you are willing to take the more reward that is possible to obtain. "Wasting" money on a machine is dependent on how you go about mining, if you do it right and as a "business" you can claim many things as write offs or costs that balance each other out, for instance this past winter I turned my heat on a total of 1 time the miner kept my entire home warm without needing to spend money on heat, also the amount of BTC generated paid my entire electric bill and then some.

Take your bounty and offer it to a pool, give them your transaction information and they'll include it in their work.

Oh yeah it's much harder if you need to get a US visa as in to come to the US. It only took me a week and a half to get a business visa to go to China and about $400.

It doesn't take much to get a visa, and even then you can for the most part go wherever you'd like within reason as long as you adhere to the visa terms, basically the length of stay and number of entries into the country.

To get a visa you usually just need a reason to go, having a ticket or a tour is usually a good enough reason for one to be issued, but there are companies that you can pay and they will arrange all the paperwork for other types of visa's with less restrictions (ie more entries)

If you're willing to pay $10, steam will accept BTC, otherwise if your trying to get a deal, on what is likely scammed or carded codes then you should probably offer what you are willing to pay.

If you can guarantee them not having the other 2 keys, then it would be secure, if coinbase fails one day and the site goes off line or coins get seized they don't have access to that wallet (make sure the keys are bitcoin private keys not just a "vault private key"), as long as you have the two private keys you can then go make your own transaction to clear the wallet. If the private keys are generated on their servers, which I think they are then they could have access to them which then makes it insecure.


While this is partially true, remember a site or program needs to create these keys for you, if its connected to the internet someone else can always have the key. Generating the private key / address on a computer not connected to the internet and that won't ever be is the safest way to make sure the keys are truly private.

If someone else makes the transaction for you then it's not your transaction it's theirs, the most you would get out of it is showing a 7kb transaction going to your address.

Don't forget Youtube doesn't actively check the legitimacy of views and subscribers until you try to partner with them or monetize your channel. Youtube will allow you for the most part to bot as many views and subs as you want, but when it comes time to get the $$$ they give you a once over.

To add to notlist3d's comment

@talks_cheep This is going to be a "long shot" but the next halving (12.5 to 6.25) I believe will happen around block 630,000 Now that you've been warned of the next one happening you can prepare.

I checked over all the people who posted "banned by btalk moderator"....every single one of them spammed. Reading over your posts you even made a post on a topic that was titled "Is it just me or this section is starting to get spammed?" and instead of mentioning anything about spamming, you posted about scammers not spammers.


Those of you that are being banned by btalk moderator are simply being kicked out of the campaign for spamming. Thank you yobit for dealing with this, hopefully the other sig campaigns start doing the same.

The people at Localbitcions that don't want to deal with taxes/IRS might be just misinformed or don't want to deal with the calculations involved in figuring out the profit, or in most cases they don't want to be tracked. - Taxes are paid based on earnings / income, selling BTC for a profit is income (the profit part is) or the service rendered that the BTC is paid for.

Over $9,999.99 in cash deposit or withdrawals in one day at one bank requires them to file a report as $10,000 is considered not normal by the government. The bank, at the bank employees discretion can file a report on any amount that they deem suspicious, that could be literally any amount that is out of the normal for your account, including you making multiple smaller deposits in an attempt to get around the reporting rules.

Wire transfers, checks or other monetary instruments (not cash or cash like) do not fall under the reporting rules as the cash that initially created them would or should have "been checked".

This isn't a tax thing, its to fight money-laundering. As for taxes when you exchange from one currency to another it could be considered a gain or payment to you and in some cases the exchange will report that as earnings.

Just a little addition to the reporting*
A bank employee can file a report for any reason they deem suspicious and the banks anti money laundering department must investigate every report, it is also against the law for the employee to tell you if they are filing this report. So if you piss off that bank teller they could be smiling back at you filing a report on your account and having your past transactions looked into. At no time do you as a bank customer fill out the report and in most cases it's done right after you leave or if there is a line shortly after you leave.

Also contrary to some people's beliefs doing these deposits at multiple branches has no effect on if a report is filed, if the teller is properly trained they will in most cases look at previous deposits for that day at other branches and do some math.

Your definition of a tumble is a bit low. In normal markets this is very stable, shooting up hitting a high and then coming back down to a stable level is very reasonable. Weeks ago the value of 1 BTC was only about $415 now it's $440, while yes last week it hit $460 that was a jump up.

Most users on this forum don't read, they just mindlessly post.