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April 16, 2014, 03:35:46 AM
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Hey all,

I am cloud mining from a hosting company and using Wafflepool to direct the mining profits to my Electrum wallet on my PC.  Tonight I transferred the entire current balance from that address to Coinbase.  After making the withdrawal transaction, the Electrum address I was using disappeared.  I didn't have the address frozen and now I'm afraid the mining profits I'm making are still being sent to that vanished address.  Do I need to use a new wallet address to point my cloud miners to...or will the old address reappear again?!!

Thanks.
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See here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=528221.0
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Ah. Thank you.  I'll be sure to search next time.
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