Hey there,

not sure if this the right forum but no forum fully relates to this question I have.

So,
this goes out to people who have experience and knowledge about Website-Programming and implementing Coin-Addresses on a site.
I´ve got no clue about Website-Programming but since years, since I got in touch with Bitcoin related sites

I was wondering how Coin-Exchanges or other sites i.e., faucetbox or coinsforcall, markets in the DarkNet (sometimes even with changing to new addresses within seconds),etc. can automatically create Bitcoin (or other coins) addresses for each user/account.

So I´m curious how is it possible to implement Coin-Addresses for depositing and/or withdrawing coins on any site? I was thinking about it a long time but it can´t be the answer to create hundreds (or thousands) of addresses manually and relate them to an user´s account then. There must be an automatic solution somehow. This can´t be done all only fully manually.

If anyone with the needed knowledge or even a site to which my problem belongs to reads this and would give me an answer would be truly appreciated - as said I´m wondering about it since years and now I want to finally get an answer for that.

Thanks a lot and all my best!

Hey there,

not sure if this the right forum but no forum fully relates to this question I have.

So,
this goes out to people who have experience and knowledge about Website-Programming and implementing Coin-Addresses on a site.
I´ve got no clue about Website-Programming but since years, since I got in touch with Bitcoin related sites

I was wondering how Coin-Exchanges or other sites i.e., faucetbox or coinsforcall, markets in the DarkNet (sometimes even with changing to new addresses within seconds),etc. can automatically create Bitcoin (or other coins) addresses for each user/account.

So I´m curious how is it possible to implement Coin-Addresses for depositing and/or withdrawing coins on any site? I was thinking about it a long time but it can´t be the answer to create hundreds (or thousands) of addresses manually and relate them to an user´s account then. There must be an automatic solution somehow. This can´t be done all only fully manually.

If anyone with the needed knowledge or even a site to which my problem belongs to reads this and would give me an answer would be truly appreciated - as said I´m wondering about it since years and now I want to finally get an answer for that.

Thanks a lot and all my best!

Hey there,

not sure if this the right forum but no forum fully relates to this question I have.

So,
this goes out to people who have experience and knowledge about Website-Programming and implementing Coin-Addresses on a site.
I´ve got no clue about Website-Programming but since years, since I got in touch with Bitcoin related sites

I was wondering how Coin-Exchanges or other sites i.e., faucetbox or coinsforcall, markets in the DarkNet (sometimes even with changing to new addresses within seconds),etc. can automatically create Bitcoin (or other coins) addresses for each user/account.

So I´m curious how is it possible to implement Coin-Addresses for depositing and/or withdrawing coins on any site? I was thinking about it a long time but it can´t be the answer to create hundreds (or thousands) of addresses manually and relate them to an user´s account then. There must be an automatic solution somehow. This can´t be done all only fully manually.

If anyone with the needed knowledge or even a site to which my problem belongs to reads this and would give me an answer would be truly appreciated - as said I´m wondering about it since years and now I want to finally get an answer for that.

Thanks a lot and all my best!

Hey there,

not sure if this the right forum but no forum fully relates to this question I have.

So,
this goes out to people who have experience and knowledge about Website-Programming and implementing Coin-Addresses on a site.
I´ve got no clue about Website-Programming but since years, since I got in touch with Bitcoin related sites

I was wondering how Coin-Exchanges or other sites i.e., faucetbox or coinsforcall, markets in the DarkNet (sometimes even with changing to new addresses within seconds),etc. can automatically create Bitcoin (or other coins) addresses for each user/account.

So I´m curious how is it possible to implement Coin-Addresses for depositing and/or withdrawing coins on any site? I was thinking about it a long time but it can´t be the answer to create hundreds (or thousands) of addresses manually and relate them to an user´s account then. There must be an automatic solution somehow. This can´t be done all only fully manually.

If anyone with the needed knowledge or even a site to which my problem belongs to reads this and would give me an answer would be truly appreciated - as said I´m wondering about it since years and now I want to finally get an answer for that.

Thanks a lot and all my best!

Thanks a lot!
And you think Ethereum has future? Not that it is away in a few weeks/months like it happened to other coins in the past.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks a lot and
my best to everyone!

Thanks for your replies!

I know that I´m minimum 3 years too late for BTC (therefore this thread...) but with these new Algorithms which are excluding ASIC´s and hundreds of coins there has to be one IMO that´s worth it to mine.

Ethereum, okay I´m looking for more informations about it. But do you think this coin has future and isn´t away in a few weeks or moths like it happened to some other coins in the past.
Any other suggestions?

Thanks again a lot and
my best to everyone out there!

Hi there,

I´ve been off the scene for a while and now I´ve read a little bit about Alt-Coins with new Algorithms that make it worth again to mine with GPU´s or even just CPU´s.
So as the subject suggests, which would be the best Alt-Coin (one that´s worth it to mine again and one that could really get me some bucks...) to mine with a GPU (or CPU - depending on the Algorithms).
It would take me days to read to be up to date so I thought it would be best to place the question here on this board with people who have the needed knowledge.

Thanks for your help in advance and sincere regards!

Hi there,

I´ve been off the scene for a while and now I´ve read a little bit about Alt-Coins with new Algorithms that make it worth again to mine with GPU´s or even just CPU´s.
So as the subject suggests, which would be the best Alt-Coin (one that´s worth it to mine again and one that could really get me some bucks...) to mine with a GPU (or CPU - depending on the Algorithms).
It would take me days to read to be up to date so I thought it would be best to place the question here on this board with people who have the needed knowledge.

Thanks for your help in advance and sincere regards!

80$ Dollars is wrong, the fee is high but not 20%. With PayPal it´s about 10% all in all.
Anyway for one or another it might be useful.

I just wanted to write this small tutorial after after having seen eBooks getting sold for about 50$ for those lousy and easy 3 Steps.

Hi,

just wanted to let you know how easy it is to get Bitcoins with above mentioned services because the demand seems quite big and sometimes you need quickly some coins. Althoug this is still handled like almost a secret, even eBooks are getting sold to tell you what I´m gonna tell you. Further at the moment it is the only secure way to get Bitcoins with online paying services; unless you´re exchanging with someone in person directly of course.

Just register at https://www.virwox.com load your account with money from one of the services above. Then and this is the trick that you won´t break PayPal´s rules. You aren´t directly buying BTC, but first SLL (Linden Dollars - by the way, when you create an account you can leave the field with your Second Life Avatar blank). Afterwards you can instantly change your Linden Dollars for Bitcoins.
With those easy three steps you can get Bitcoins within a few seconds and send them also directly after the purchase to somewhere else.

Of course I would be happy if one or another would register with my reference ID (second row in my signature) for giving you this tutorial you much too often have to pay for.

So far,
I hope it is helpful for some of you.


MOD NOTE:
Removed referral part of link... OP you didn't even have the link formatted correctly

I made a list with some of the most paying sites:

And three invitation-only but ingenious, remarkable sites:
by far the best site of all -> https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php

https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php
https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php


Following are the normal faucets,making reviews, watch videos and ads, etc.:
https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php
https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php
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https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php
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https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php
https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php
https://bitcointalk.org/annoyance.php

PS: Sorry for the link shortening but the list almost took me zwo hours so I have at least the chance to get a very small reparation with enough clicks for my efforts.

yeah I suppose both of you are right.
Even with 100GH for 11$ it´s almost impossible to make any profit, maybe just break even if I would directly get them and not make a goddamn pre-order at our beloved BFL friends

But what are all you others doing to make money with BTC as mining is unpredictable and unprofitable. Or still invest tens of thousands Dollars for Equipment, best would be directly for minimum a million Dollars but who has the money for such investments???
Just buying coins and hope they will be worth more in the future? Seems to be almost the most rational thing at the moment.

huh? what went wrong here...

In this moment I don´t wanna invest thousands of Dollars as it seems that dozens of ASIC producers start to come out all of a sudden and after BFL let´s me wait for 6 months (never thought it would take so long...just money I flushed down the toilet.big mistake to buy on the 5.6. without any piece of information about the order queue) and I´ve sold my USB block erupters.
Further with those many ASIC´s I think it´s quite risky and unexpectable how the total hashrate/difficulty will increase in the next few months.
Therefore right now I´d rather rent some power for about half an year and will see how the situation is, which new miners are out, difficulty, etc.  and decide if it´s more profitable too rent or buy hashing equipment.

As search engines don´t spit out too much. Would anyone may help and mention which services are out there besides byteminr.com, (soon arghhh...) BFL , and in the bitcoin wiki mentioned bitcoinfrenzy.com, e-pickaxe.com, pyramining, minerlease.com and extremely expensive cloudhashing.com.

Is there another service which has over 50GH, rather 100 GH+ to rent available for about 100$/GH a year as this even cheaper than most contractors offer (but I have to calculate those numbers as well if I even could earn anything with such an expense)? Right now byteminr seems the cheapest but is already sold out of miners and then sadly BFL with 10,83 $/GH. But same old questions again when is BFl starting? At the moment this price of 10,83/GH a year is absolutely unbeatable because some, i.e. bitcoinfrenzy charge 40$/GH or even more. And what about BFL´s order queue again? Already too late to pre-order?

Or is there any other tip to make money with bitcoins/earn bitcoins by investing somewhere/into something as everything considering the increasing difficulty seems, as said, quite unpredictable?
I wanna be part of the game but am quite clueless what to do in these months. With just Cointerra planning to add 2 Petahashes by December according to http://bitcoinmagazine.com/6564/cointerra-planning-to-release-2-petahashes-of-mining-power-by-december.

Thanks a lot in advance for any piece of advice!

Berlin is so beautiful? It´s with Frankfurt and Hamburg Germany´s city with the highest crime rate...There (and maybe here too  ) you haven´t seen those many junkies, whores and hustlers 

Hi fellow miners,

I lost track of all those services like byteminr, even BFl offers now too renting mining power. There are so many out there.
Is anyone here up to date which are some of the cheapest and of course reliable, honest services?


Thanks a lot in advance and regards!

Sorry, for late reply, but if you/any other progressivebtcmining holder reads this may answer.
What? 12,5 BTC investment and last payment was 0.05? That´s quite shocking to me.
Why do they write about payouts of 75% then? So it´s by far not as lucrative as I thought. I really believed they`d pay me 75% of my investment every 2 weeks.

Hi,

is anyone here a customer of progressivebtcmining? It looks actually far more profitable than renting hashingpower on sites like byteminr e.g. as long as they are reliable...
Contractbtcminer looks good also but they got some quite big fees almost hidden, very small written on their site.
Are there similar other reliable and recommandable services out there?

Thanks a lot in advance and regards!

is it ok?
I don´t know how to get colours into my sig.

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THX and good luck!

Hi fellow Bitcoiners,
 

after BFL fucked me with their waiting time I´m looking to invest into some contract mining sites like those - I´m not looking for renting hashing power - but something like: progressivebtcmining.com, contractbtcminer.com, etc..


Anyone is using some services like those? Which ones are legit? Who has experience in this field? What would you recommend?



Thanks a lot in advance!


many regards
Max

Haven´t looked into this thread for a while...
I just changed exchange to trading marketplace because one complained and I was in hurry.
But seriously for me it´s an exchange you can buy with money Bitcoins and vice versa (sell btc and get money). What is not an exchange there?