It is service related address and it the only safe enough to use for testing/benchmarking purposes and we also use it for analytics.
Users are using invalid or no-addresses every day and this is also one of the ways to avoid the errors and confusion.
good writing but that's all bullshit.I believe more to earn some money Users are using invalid or no-addresses every day and this is also one of the ways to avoid the errors and confusion.
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first:-Users are using invalid or no-addresses every day and this is also one of the ways to avoid the errors and confusion.
the address is usually written by copy-paste.see the statistics the same as that on the website?now I can not see if there are any mistakes that I saw would have rejected share!
second:-(it the only safe enough to use for testing/benchmarking purposes.)
what does it mean?testing my BTC address is not secure!why?before it was safe.
third;-(we also use it for analytics).what do you analyse?how many a day testing/benchmarking?it is logical that after the release of all start testing/benchmarking.
or collect database miners?recently NiceHash miner began to create hwid in General.json.it follows that it is possible to calculate how many rigs at one address.as the total power of the rigs.what is all this necessary?anonymust the whole process is lost.
I really like NiceHashMiner for its simplicity and convenience.but why complicate things?
I've got a hunch about a change of address is simple and logical.but I will share it later.