Same problem here. The bitmain login server, passport.bitmain.com is down. DDoS? Gox?

BTCJam is a total scam and its owners belong in jail.

BTCJAM is a scam operation, and here's why: they collect 5% fees from each loan, and they do not refund the fee if the borrower disappears (which happens in the majority of cases). Therefore site owners directly benefit from ill-gotten funds.
Anyone lawyer here? time to organize a class action suit.

You don't understand. MMM is not another ponzi. It is a tsunami that is real and present danger to Bitcoin existence. Millions of people will lose money, and dozens will commit suicide. There will be a severe regulatory backlash and governments will not make a distinction between Bitcoin and the ponzi.

Sell now, buy again when Bitcoin goes to $50 after MMM ponzi blows.

2) is SELLING, not buying, so should suppress the price
3) not happening. Many merchants that previously accepted bitcoins, stopped to do so
4) cause and effect switched
5) should be negative for bitcoin, "bitcoin bad, blockchain good"

MMM is the only reasonable explanation.

This MMM pump will end badly. Bitcoin will go to $100 or less, and quite possibly be banned in South Africa, Philippines, Malaysia and other countries most affected by MMM cancer.

That's why they go for poor neighborhoods with lots of desperate uneducated people, same tactic used by Herbalife etc.
This is like stealing from children, a special place in hell is reserved for these monsters.

I'm glad for you. You must be very smart.

Xapo is a joke. I sent $50 to it and now I can't even login - it shows 5 red animated dots forever ... sent support request, received no reply after a week of waiting. $40 millions in funding can't even buy a working login page?

Same here, trying to withdraw 0.2 BTC, "Withdraw error."
Goxxed.

What is your legal status? What is your jurisdiction? Are you licensed to trade securities in United States?
Wouldn't like my funds lost if SEc/CFTC seizes your accounts ...

My withdrawal is also frozen on Poloniex. Could be due to a fact that I opened an account with a random name. It's only 1 BTC, but still hurts to lose it because of my own stupidity. Lesson: never trust your btc to a US based site.
UPDATE: Advised it will take up to 48 hours to process my withdrawal. I might need to be questioned.
UPDATE: funds released. Thanks. But still lost a few nervous cells..

The FAQ states that " if I deposit $30 worth of bitcoin and the exchange rate changes slightly before the transaction is processed, the amount of bitcoin that I get for $30 may be slightly different."
I understand the exchange rate is not locked until transaction is processed, so in your example, the rate would be $275.

I might have misunderstood though, the wording of the FAQ leaves room for interpretation.

I'm trying to summarize my knowledge of Bitcoin tax rules in a series of examples, please correct my calculations if they seem wrong.
Calculating US federal taxes, assuming marginal tax rate of 25% and long-term capital rate of 15%.
Negative tax liability numbers mean you receive a refund from IRS.

1) Bought 1 BTC at Coinbase for $1000, sold 1BTC at Coinbase for $1200.
    Tax liability = ($1200-$1000) * 25% = $50

2) Bought 1 BTC at Coinbase for $1000, sold 1BTC at Coinbase for $200. Total capital losses for that year are less that $3000.
    Tax liability = ($200-$1000) * 25% = -$200 (refund)

3) Bought 1 BTC for $1000 from a stranger without receipt, sold 1BTC at Coinbase for $200.
    Tax liability = ($200-$0) * 25% = $50

4) Bought an ASIC miner for $500, mined 1 BTC during the year, and sold it for $1000, burning $100 worth of electricity in the process.
    Tax liability = ($1000-$500-$100) * 25% = $100

5) Bought 1 BTC at Coinbase for $1000, sent it to your own Mycellium wallet, exchange rate at date of the send is $1200.
    Tax liability = ($1200-$1000) * 25% = $50

6) Sold pizza worth $20 in 2010 for 10,000 bitcoins, sold bitcoins in 2015 for $200 each.
    Tax liability = (10000 * $200 - $20) * 15% = $299,997

7) Mined 1BTC in 2011, have email from Deepbit mining pool to prove it. Sold in 2015 for $200.
    IRS argues email is not a valid receipt, charges highest rate.
    Tax liability = ($200 - $0) * 25% = $50

Money received after 3 days. Not the most responsive operation, but at least not a scam.

acharias, are you the owner?

Sent LTC, now 20 hours have passed with nothing in exchange. Not promising ...

I've heard people using ANX .. that's somewhere in Asia

This post is an "infomercial" for wagecan from someone with 0 previous posts. 99% sure wagecan is a scam.