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chesthing (OP)
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December 27, 2013, 06:21:28 PM
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I wanted to just mine on Hashcows while I figure this out, but since the hacking fiasco I started mining on Multipool. I transfered about 10k dogecoin into a Cryptsy wallet address, but don't understand how this works trading for btc. Can I enter my coinbase btc address someplace on cryptsy if so how? if I generate a new btc address on cryptsy how do I transfer btc from that to my coinbase address?
Please go easy, these must sound like incredibly basic q's but it's not easy to figure out since these exchanges provide scant info.
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December 27, 2013, 06:26:32 PM
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if you sell dogecoins for btc you will get automatic btc address on cryptsy, once you have it you click on your btc on side and then you just find the withdraw button/link and write the btc address(the coinbase one in your case) and send your bitcoins there...it is simple and easy Cheesy

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December 27, 2013, 06:30:33 PM
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thanks. What about Hashcows and Middlecoin pools? do I just use my coinbase address as the payout address or do I need to use my cryptsy address for that then transfer to my coinbase address? do I need to do anything on coinbase as far as requesting btc or do the just automatically appear? thanks so much for helping, it sucks feeling so stupid with something new.
And I will donate some dogecoin, for your help and so I can understand how to transfer it.
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