As far as I know, Blockchain is fairly secure especially if you use 2FA. However I would be careful storing large amounts there - if there is a hole you won lose too much.

Or you'd auction them off to the highest bidder...

I'm personally not a fan of the name - it sounds silly and has no real advantage over any other unit of measurement we have for BTC at the moment.

Unless I'm mistaken those 'three' addresses would be your change addresses - you should be able to find them under the 'Receive' tab and click on the small white triangle next to 'Change'.

Yeah, and I'm acutally Satoshi and I mined 1 million coins with my CPU. Oh shit, I was meant to stay anonymous... 

What. That doesn't even make sense. I think you forgot the part where they are scammers and hence won't actually pay you back.

This isn't a charity subforum - if you're looking for donations try somewhere else. We're not gullible - we can tell that your sob story is fake. I mean really, a hospital isn't going to to turn you away over $25 and not to mention that there isn't a hospital I know of that will accept Bitcoin at the moment. At least think of a better cover story - all you're showing is that you're a stupid and lazy scammer.

Stay the hell away from BTCJam unless you know what you're doing. I'd say that 90%+ on there are scammers - waiting to draw on as many loans as possible then default. You'd be better off looking at this board for any legitimate loans but trust me there aren't that many legit ones here either so be careful - try to take collateral with an escrow.

That isn't exactly reassuring for a lender - generally people fear gamblers who might lose their money again.


Yeah, returns on day trading are not guaranteed meaning it's basically gambling in effect - you might come out on top or you might blow everything. That is not an assurance that you even have the ability to pay back let alone giving the indication that you will. You'll need collateral to get this loan.

I'm sorry but even small loans are generally not given out here if they don't have collateral. Not to mention you're rather new and don't have any reputable history. I would further ask you how you propose to pay back the 0.0035 in a week from now - investing in a mining pool will not give you 116% back in a week, nothing is able to give you those returns legitimately.

Actually, I would say for a reputable member to deal with you - you'd have to send first to an escrow or to the person. You are completely new with no trust and some people don't want the hassle of having to chargeback. I'm doubtful you even have the BTC you say you do - care to sign a message from an address with at least 2 BTC?

The only way you'd know is to look at the open source code and check each line for yourself so that you know the function of every single line and that none of it is suspicious. However, in reality few people have that expertise and the number of manhours needed would be huge. Nonetheless, an open source client is always best - Qt is good if you have time to download the blockchain, or I would advise Multibit/Electrum. Both have a large enough userbase to ensure that nothing untoward has been added to the code as of yet.

You might be able to find some people to do it for you consistently at localbitcoins but as far as I know there is no website that actually offers such a service (as it breaks PP TOS and they will ban you). Alternatively, you could exchange via Virwox - you can easily Google the method out.

Please stop posting crap. All you are doing is promoting a HYIP that will at the end of the day result in everyone being scammed as sure as the Sun shines. To anyone reading this - if you want tot lose money you'd be better off giving to charity. At least that makes you feel good.

I'm hoping it isn't Deb (no offence to Deb) but if they both go together at the same time in let's say a car/fire accident then we have a problem. The thing is it seems that Deb would be a logical choice considering she is well aware of how JD works.

He is the admin of Primedice, which is a competing dice site. He also runs a signature campaign if you check the Services sub.

I check around once a month just to note the general trend. I'm not so invested that I constantly have to worry about the price - my expectation is that it should go up in the long term so I'm not concerned with short term shifts.

All information is stored in the ledger which is accessible to all and is generally verified by full nodes. The 'value' of an address is not stored only a list of transactions included in each block. Clients and websites keep track of these transactions to present you with a final balance which is actually just the outputs of prior transactions to your address.

Unless you know what you're soon sending without a fee will probably result in your tx never getting confirmed. If you're trying to combine dust from faucets I would suggest not wasting your time - the cost of such and will probably be larger than the amount you're sending.

@OP: The title you have is misleading - Gold can no more be produced by bacteria than I can from my crap. Unless you are completing transmutation in a nuclear reactor or the heart of a star you cannot create new amounts of an element. At the moment the cost is so great that it isn't worth it so there will be little change to the end supply of gold meaning that it won't affect Bitcoin in any way.

If you're running a solo GPU I would say it isn't worth it anymore - ASICs for scrypt coins are already available and all you'll achieve is increasing your energy costs and possibly run the risk of damaging your GPU. If you have your heart set I'd say check out middlecoin or wafflepool.