Thank you. this was exactly what i was looking for. Site looks pretty neat, bookmarked it for future use.
I'll tip you some BTC$ later on this week, if i don't forget about it.

 "Suspicious link removed", Could you please post the link again? Or PM it to me?

What is that site about?

Has anyone seen what link he posted? If so, please shoot me a PM about it.

If anyone has a solution for this, ( finding the adress, ) i can tip you some bitcoin aswell.

It's 2017.

This is literally one of the dumbest things you can do. 97.5% of all the 1 sat coins on yobit are either a dead coin, a scam, or a PnD waiting to be activated.

I'd rather gamble 49.5/49.5 everything in a casino, then to invest everything into a 1 sat shitcoin waiting for it to go to 2 sats.

I've been there before, and i can tell you, i have never made ANY money on yobit. Not in PnD's, or those shitcoins.

Yeah, i was hoping that there was such a site for that / database.
I know blockchain in itself is basically an open ledger, but without the right tools it's still a pain in the ass. 

isn't there such a site which shows you all the adresses in recent blocks for example? It seems to me that this could be of really good use for a lot of people.

I feel like this might be a hole in the market. might make a site which can forfill these things i am looking for.

As title states. I am looking for a wallet from a guy, and i only have lets say the first 5 cyphers/letters, and the last 5. Is there any index which lists these adresses or something like that?

The adress has balance in it.

I'd figure that there might be a tool for that which does these things?

Finding for example all the adresses with those first 5 letters, and then show the balance of those?

I also know the exact time of the TX being broadcasted, if that helps anything.
How do i look this up? Thanks.

For example this one,

August 16th, 12:34 PM, First 5 numbers are 18UNFu********wZpF6KY

140 mil is undervalued?

So tell me, what should it's actual value be then? I don't see this coin having any use in real life / adoption in real life, nor does it offer huge privacy / can be implemented easily in other markets or systems.

A x2 would already be very hard for this coin, imo.

both have already blown up, and are never going to go x100.

Only coins that will go x100 are coins which currently have >200k marketcap.

Find some of those with good devs and a good idea, and buy it. Everyone here is either suggesting you their bags, or already popular coins which will probably not go x100.

DGB, "DigiByte" is one of the most overpriced coins there currently is, in my opinion. It is a literal copy of litecoin, which is carrying a sack of promises revolving around steam and gaming, which i can tell you right now, will never be fullfilled, other then hosting a shitty minecraft server where you can manually exchange your "diamonds" for "DGB".

The digibyte chrome wallet has been in maintenance for months, without any further update on it from the DGB "Dev" Team, which means i now need to download another blockchain just to use this altcoin. No thank you.

It seems their digibyte "Gaming" is down aswell, either way i am not able to access it...

(www.DigiByteGaming.com)

Does anything about this coin currently work? lets be honest? this coin is 100% fomo.

Btctalk name: AdolfinWolf
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BTC Address : 1BF4e1RWkSxUnDbeBqKYLVkVeFrRz3smf9
Wear appropriate signature : Yes.
Wear avatar : Yes.

I would gladly participate in this campaign!

For some reason my avatar doesn't update. I'll try to fix this asap.

They probably reject you because your site did not adhere their guidelines, or, because your site is a direct competitor to their own site, mellowads.com/shorturl / zap.io ( which is owned by mellowads).

Not sure if they have that as a rule/guideline, but it seems pretty logical to me.

It's literally in his statement, he doesn't want to help criminals make money / wash it for them.

Sad to see this site go, since it was the only trusted mixer i know, and the only one i could trust.

I feel like there's alot more going around then just your sudden change of opinion on anonimity/privacy with bitcoin.
You've probably received threats from the FBI/CIA, that you should shutdown your site, which is honestly, pretty sad.



This is extremely hard to believe, sadly enough.

It's a fake transaction, it will never confirm. There is no bitcoin to sent nor recieve to that adress. He's probably just advertising his site through this site, which, in itself, is pretty sad..

He already pulled back this TX days ago.

You are right. I was wondering about this too. It seems obvious you wont just post your private adress on a public forum afterall.

This guy is simply promoting his bitcoin doubler.

Also, this is his main account, with -512 rep. I guess this tells enough about the user. Piece of shit scammer. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=197593

REMOVE THIS!!! Your 275$ are going to be gone in no-time.... You posted your private keys. anyone can get your bitcoins now.

You need to open another wallet, and as soon as your transactions confirms, you need to send them there with an extremely high fee..

Or someone will steal all your $$$$


You can download  https://electrum.org/#home make a new wallet, put these private keys there, and boom you're in... You really fucked up here...

I also use malwarebytes and i've never ever received that message from them. Either way i've never had any issues with them.

https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/6d02b078cae4ce80b9af2a5a981eb0c9a2aa51558bb66ba3acb00b24706234e9/analysis/

Every anti-virus says the site is clean aswell.

Pretty weird..

I have advertised a couple times on their site, it seems to me that they are pretty legit. Alot of russian/ukrainian users, but hey, that's pretty normal in the faucet community.

as from  users' perspective, it seems odd to me that they wouldn't pay anyone, since  there would be dozens scam reports in no-time against them.

Ofcourse they could still exit scam one day, but i think they're making a good buck or 2 of their site, so that is pretty unlikely aswell.

a bitcoin adress is a string containing 26-35 characters, where money could be to from and received from, it represents a "destination".

An adress is part of a wallet that is/can be  automatically generated, at for example electrum, or blockchain.info

For more info on adresses please check, https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Address

For more info on bitcoin in general, see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=9430.0 or simply google "Bitcoin newbie guides" / anything along those lines will show alot of good reading material about bitcoin.

As previous reply mentioned, it is not necessary to withdraw every altcoin to your hardware wallet, but it is much safer to do so, Bittrex/Polo could be hacked, or go down, although this is highly unlikely..
Exodus is a pretty good wallet for this purpose, and so is jaxx, although i heard jaxx had some security issues lately?

2, yes. but depending on your wallet, it could sometimes take a while to be updated again, since you need to update/ download/ sync with the blockchain of that altcoin.

I know namecheap accepts Bitcoin, but does that also mean they facilitate the use of cryptocurrency websites etc? Do they have any special rules for hosting that kind of content on their webhosting?



That does seem pretty odd to me..

No. Even if there is a cloudmining site which is legit, it is not worth the risk. 99.9% of these cloud mining sites are ponzis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme

And yes, if you don't have an asic miner, but you do have a pretty darn good pc, you can use for example http://nicehash.com to mine altcoins, and transfer that into bitcoin.

Modern day miners (1080gtx) earn up to 8$ a day. (2500$ a year), look on the site to see how much your gpu can make daily.