Question: What tool or API is used to obtain the data reflected in the image in the first post?

By the way, your "How to Play" video on the site doesn't work. The message says "This video is private."

Personal Deposit Address
18oqyG8cqkvo17GFQFV8JN9a3gUBVYpBXk

Thank you Danny.

Sold a digital good using Danny's escrow service.
Danny is trustworthy and reliable.
Transaction went smoothly.

I am guessing you would provide the account login and password to the escrow person/service?
The escrow person can then verify the login and then send the password to the buyer, who would then make any necessary changes to the account recovery options?

I have someone interested in an account I am selling but requesting that I provide the password to them directly, presumably after the BTC is in escrow.

I'm a bit unsure of that if a dispute arises, how I would make my case that I did in fact provide the correct password.

Thanks everyone.
This is incredibly helpful.
So the wallet decides which address(es) to send from, unless I freeze addresses which it will then exclude.

I don't recall having provided them with any BTC address. I assumed they did that when you request a pay out. But maybe I am mistaken.

It sounds like you have an issue with them regarding multiple accounts with the same IP address. I can't speak to that. I only tried with a single account and a single IP address. I was still disappointed. The payout scheme was not clearly spelled out and seems misleading. So yeah, I guess I had fun there for like fifteen minutes. I probably won't be going back again though.
 

So I tried the site. Yeah I was kind of disappointed about the payout requiring 1.5BTC worth of "gambling" (or is it paid in, I'm not sure.) So in that sense it is kind of misleading. But what I don't get is why everyone is getting their panties in a bunch about "IP logging."

If this is just a front to get the IP addresses of forum users, what's the point and why care?

Any site linked to here could do that, even just embedded images. Why is this such a big concern?

Ice-Dice.com is awesome!

This account is over 10 years old.
Has not been played in years.
Many lvl 60 - lvl 70 skills.
Many items in bank.

See screenshots
http://imgur.com/a/Zygq8

Make me an offer. I'm thinking something around 0.10 BTC plus any kind of escrow service fees we can agree on. Totally willing to negotiate on price.

In the Slush's pool statistics page, there is a table titled
"Bitcoin block history", this is from the column "Block value"

You can see the block in question here:
http://blockchain.info/block/0000000000000003d9da3be4b9a972c5626aec46d5398f455611067a38842826?site=slush

This appears to be the 25BTC "Block reward" plus 0.18185416 BTC "Transaction fees"

New here.
I'm a bit confused by some of the rewards I am seeing in Slush's pool.

Example:

#   Block found at   Duration   Total shares    Your shares    Your BTC reward    Block #   Block value   Validity
20780    2013-11-09 23:11:34    2:21:41    550859564    605    0.00002566    268742    25.18185416    confirmed

According to the main page

So I have total shares 550859564, my shares 605, reward is BTC 0.00002566 but that seems low.

My math gives me
(25.18185416 * 0.98) * (605 / 550859564) = 0.00002710367


0.00002710367 > 0.00002566
Any idea what I am missing?

Is this still true?>

In Settings I seem to see the smaller auto payout is 0.02 ?

That drawing ended. A new one started around pg 9.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=321235.msg3479191#msg3479191

10 please

1CNcfEX2Km3UioNQ4egEVzmVR69RPfHDaC

30

1CNcfEX2Km3UioNQ4egEVzmVR69RPfHDaC

48

1CNcfEX2Km3UioNQ4egEVzmVR69RPfHDaC

Super newbie here.
When I download electrum and start it, it creates a wallet for me.
In the "receive" tab I see a collapsible tree where the root is labeled "Main Account" and underneath it are five addresses.

I can label each address. And I was thinking of a scheme like this:

address1 "Mining account" (Will supply this address to my mining pool where asked to supply an address for collecting payment.)
address2 "Public account"  (Will transfer funds here when I want to spend them)
address3 "Private account" (I know this cannot truly be "private" but I would transfer any funds received in either of the other two addresses to this address.)

However the electrum doc states
"New addresses are generated automatically when your receiving addresses are used"

How does this work then? For instance I see forum sigs which include BTC addresses for donations or whatever. These people cannot possibly be changing their forum sig every time they receive a payment.

How "temporary" are these addresses? And because of this, would the above scheme be better off using different wallets rather than different addresses within the wallets?

The electrum doc mentions:
- Seedless wallets can generate addresses to receive Bitcoins, but cannot send them.
- To create a seedless wallet start Electrum, select the restore option and enter your Master Public Key instead of your seed.
- You can use seedless wallets in Point Of Sale systems.

If a seedless wallet cannot send them, then what is the point?


What would be the best way to implement a scheme as the above?
Use wallets for the "accounts" I want? Use addresses for the "accounts" I want? Or something else?

I cannot see where in electrum to create anything outside of this "Main Account" it calls it in the receive tab.

I guess these addresses do not make sense as accounts, given that when sending I cannot choose from which address it is sent? So I would have to use different wallets to implement the above?
Thanks for any tips.