If I send 1BTC to theymos from a known—sorry, suspected address of mine without saying anything and create a new account announcing it, will I become theymos' boss?

That is incorrect.  A service have no obligation to use bitcoins from the deposit address when a user sends funds to another wallet.  So a service can use different address to send the bitcoins.

Well, you don't own the address.  Your Xapo account balace doesn't reflect the balance of your address, it shows the balance of your account itself.  When you send bitcoins out, xapo doesn't always use the bitcoins in that address.

If you have sent something and it didn't show up in your account, contact their support.

https://bitcoinaverage.com/charts#USD-averages-1m

Like that?  Looks like you can't pick/ignore exchanges manually though.

I received an email instantly.  You sure it's not your account that got hacked?


Yes, please.

You're mentioning your own (not anyone else's) pool on every opportunity even if no one asked for it (1st and 4th post).  That is advertising.

It's obvious that you're advertising your pool on every single post.

You get to Jr. Member by reaching 30 Activity (there's another sticky about it here).  And this thread explains how activity works.

It's because you're a newbie. You'll be able to do it once you reach Jr. Member rank.

Quote from the Unofficial forum rules sticky:

Eh?  For what?  What I was saying is you just need to edit the OP with proofs and the like. See this thread of example.

Giving people tips to avoid getting scammed is well and good, but since this is also a scam accusation thread you'll have to give us some proof of this scam.  Preferably using the proper scam accusation format.  And the right section is there.

Create a new wallet and choose "Restore a wallet or import keys" then enter any private keys you wish to import.  That's the only way you can import private keys in electrum afaik.  Better to just sweep so you can still make use of the standard deterministic wallet.

Just go to coinb.in/#broadcast and enter the raw transaction that ranochigo posted.  It will let nodes add your transaction back if they already dropped it.

You got something to back this up or are you just over exaggerating things?  I know he did post around 100 post a day few times.

You can only get 14 activity for every activity period (2 weekly periods) that you posted in.  As you've only posted in 10 activity periods, your max activity is stuck at 140 until you post in another activity period.  This thing have been explained countless of times.

You can find the list of activity period here.

Besides the initial 360 seconds wait per action that will be reduced as your account ranks up, there's none.  It shouldn't be noticeable for full members but if you have an alt with a same IP and is still a newbie you'll need to wait few minutes after posting with any account that uses the same IP before you can post with the newbie account.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=378827.0

Looking at the trust and the complains before the owner locked the thread, I'd say there's a high chance you'll get screwed sooner or later.

EDIT:
Just want people to see this post (as warning) after seeing the post below.  No offense OP. 

 
I don't understand.  It's obviously no different than rolling dice.  Well, except the tiny house edge.

Electrum doesn't need you to create an account.  It's one of the most secure SPV wallets too.
Also there's mycelium but I don't know if you need to create an account to use it.

Yes, got a number private keys sometime ago with bitcoins in it (somebody just posted them publicly).  The thing is I can't get the bitcoins because of too many small inputs or something.  It was too complicated for me so I gave up.  They're gone after a day.

But if by 'random' you mean random generation then no.  I don't think I'll ever generate a private key with bitcoins in it in my lifetime.