I just tried to make a withdrawal a few minutes ago to check if there's an option to scan a QR code but unfortunately there's none, all It asks is enter the BTC address manually where we wan't our funds to end up. So I guess your best option is move your funds first to a mobile wallet like Mycelium then withdraw at a Bitcoin ATM.

Do you mean you want to withdraw your funds in Bittrex through a Bitcoin ATM? I don't think there's an option to scan the QR code where you want to move your funds (Bitcoin ATM) and withdraw. You need to move your BTC funds to your mobile wallet first then from that point you can withdraw to a Bitcoin ATM since you can scan a QR code from your mobile wallet.  

no sorry for my english you win 0,20 decred more to luxor in 3 days i win 1,20 decred

Any reputable pool will pay roughly the same over time. They're all mining the same coin.

F2pool is probably used by some big farms but in any case it's a bad idea to give one pool so much hashrate.

its better use coinmine to luxor , you win 0,20 decred per 3 day with coinmine

I think it makes sense to set it to "Performance", at least for now while the power cost is only a small fraction of revenue. Use any pool you want except f2pool, which has 50%+ of total hashrate. Use smaller pools. Suprnova is good, or Luxor if you prefer a pool without registration.

https://dcrstats.com/pow

I couldn't really find any major exchanges that are located in Georgia. There would be no point then in trying to sign up for an international exchange, because the convenience factor is gone and you're probably not going to get as good rates for SWIFT transfers anyways.

From researching, you have really 3 options.

1. Buying/selling your bitcoins on a p2p trading platform such as paxful/localbitcoins to local traders. I would recommend this, it's the most convenient and you will never have any issues with it.

2. Finding a physical bitcoin ATM within Georgia. Possible travel time issues and also rates migth not be as good.

3. Buying/Selling your coins for international payment methods, such as paypal USD on the forum. Make sure you use escrow.

There are literally no offers on Localbitcoins in Azerbaijan. And he said he has a USD account. Maybe he wants to receive USD directly. Maybe he'll get a mediocre exchange rate if he sells for local currency and converts. I presume he asked what he did for a reason.

I found this: dbyematrix/how-to-buy-bitcoin-in-georgia-even-the-irs-don-t-want-you-to-do-it]How To Buy Bitcoin In Georgia

You could also use LocalBitcoins (not many users unfortunately) or a Bitcoin ATM (looks like there are a few in your country - source)

Azerbaycan'da borsa var mı bilmiyorum ama USD istiyorsanız büyük borsaları kullanarak swift ile hesabınıza USD alabilirsiniz.
Bu arada geçen ay gördüğüm habere göre Azerbaycan'da Bitcoin'e vergi geliyormuş. Ne derece doğru bilmiyorum ama amacınız bu vergiden kaçınmaksa ve yüklü sayılır miktarda Bitcoin'iniz varsa Avrupa (örnek Ukrayna) coin ATM'lerinden çekim yapıp cepte nakitle giriş yapabilirsiniz.

O zaman azerbaycan da ki bitcoin borsalarından birini bulacaksın. O borsa da hesap açtıracaksın. O borsa da bitcoin lerini satacaksın. O borsa hangi para birimi ni çekmeye izin veriyor sa o para biriminden banka hesabına aktaracaksın.

Kraken.com, but they're mainly EUR, not USD. Coinbase/GDAX won't let you in. Nor will Gemini. Maybe Bitfinex? But I don't know what their USD situation is. I would start with Bitstamp.

Bitstamp operates in USD and accepts customers from Azerbaijan. The problem is if their bank won't deal with your bank. Maybe join them and ask? Even if you have a USD account international transfers might be a problem.