Ok just sent 2 mbtc to it, it shows unconfirmed, so I guess maybe it will wait for a confirmation before forwarding them or it won't and I lose my 2 mbtc lol.

Edit: 2 3 confirm already, the coins haven't moved  
what should I do MZ?


Edit2: Never mind it's done, this is neat, I like it. Thx

OK.. I created a wallet at coinsplit and created shares and it's showing me the wallet address, so do I just send the total amount with the fee and it will get auto forwarded to the addresses I listed in shares ?

I do that if I am able to use the PC but due to some arrangements I have to travel a lot these days and I can't even carry my laptop with me at those trips and sometimes I find myself in need of placing bunch of bets on sports events and the only thing I have with me to do that is my phone and copay and it's difficult to put them one after the another.

I'll try your suggestions. Thx

Can't even get the 64 bit downloaded, I think the mirrors are down. Are there any other distros which come loaded with bitcoin stuff ?

I think no exchange will allow you to sell that many bitcoins at once and even if they do, you shouldn't and instead do it in small quantities and I think you might have to answer how and when you bought those bitcoins and they might ask you to pay a hefty tax for the buy/sell of those coins.

What are your guys predictions about these matches?

Timea Bacsinszky vs Sabine Lisicki

Camila Giorgi vs Caroline Wozniacki

I think the upper will be really hard to predict but how about the lower one, does Camila have even a slightest chance against Wozniacki?

Is there a service where a user can enter bunch of addresses and payments respectively and then you'd get one address where you have to send the whole amount with the Tx fee and it would get auto forwarded to all the other addresses?

Like, you set up

Send X - 0.01
Send Y - 0.03
Send Z - 0.05

And the service provides you an address "14654dsf654d65f4" and the amount you need to send, 0.01+0.03+0.05+0.0001(Tx Fee)= 0.0901

And as soon as the above address sees the Tx with that amount it auto sends the respective amounts to the addresses?

Because one of the biggest problem I am facing with CoPay (when I am from my pc) is when I need to send payments to bunch of address I have to do it one at a time and it's time consuming and waste of Tx Fees.

darkcoin was just for example, there are I think 26 currencies listed there, you can even use litecoin or dogecoin and the conversion + Tx Fee would be the only % of your coins you would loose but if you're aiming for true anonymity than you'd have to pay a fee.

Does anybody uses bitkey.io's live cd? http://bitkey.io/

I am trying to download the iso but it is not working, is there another way of downloading the iso from somewhere else (mirrors)? And does the AMD 64 version works on 32 bit Inter PC??

Is there another project like this or another distro which comes with live cd and all the tools? Because I don't know/think this would have all the updated stuff like electrum wallet etc.

Why not get a darkcoin wallet then use shapeshift.io to turn your bitcoins to darkcoins and then back to bitcoin, they will be completely mixed and no one can track them back to you.

If you enter your email when placing the bets, you get emails for all the bets placed so you can check all your previous bets there. What I do is also maintain a spreadsheet to calculate my profit/losses and I keep the links of all the bets placed.

Congrats dude, it's great that you were able to quit your job and are now running your own mining farm, I wish I had the capital to do it but hopefully one day I'll be able to gather enough to run my own some kind of bitcoin based business.

Yes it's the same and like them all mostly 50% of them will be the good ones and it's almost the same percentage if you bet without any tips but only if you follow a sport and know the game.

It definitely helped me learn a lot of new things which otherwise I wouldn't have bothered to learn, such as linux, gpg etc. I wish I had known about bitcoin when it was really cheap and then it would have helped me financially and the sad part is I was active on internet then but somehow didn't hear about it.

Well where I am most of the people still don't know what it is, I think vast awareness campaigns need to be executed to make people aware of the good sides of it before media corrupts their mind by giving false information and associating Bitcoin with all of it's illegal use.

Other reasons are some people do not feel that they are technically apt to keep bitcoins secure and which is why they rely on Banks other centralized institutions to keep their funds safe. And with all the scams happening and companies who were considered trusted running away with people's funds doesn't really give a good outlook of it.

For buying bitcoin I use a local trader and I pay him cash and for altcoins I use shapeshift.io so I voted for 1 because I only use 1 exchange.

Lol. Here's one:

I think he might be looking for a Faucet rotator or a Bitcoin mixer. If it is the latter OP then bitmixer.io is quite trusted so far, Faucet rotators you can find in Micro earnings section as explained above.

Made another  



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So this means that if a senior member makes 50 posts in 15 days he'll make 0.07 BTC and if he makes 100, he'll be paid 0.14?  And if we calculate that pay per post it would come to 0.0014 per post cmiiw. Those are quite good rates.

If you can provide legitimate proof that they were acquired legally I think you'll be able to sell them pretty fast on this forum itself in the digital goods section but you'd have to give atleast 10-20 % discount. Another place to sell it would be Cryptothrift. Make sure to use escrow, if you sell it here.