Quote from: TheHellboundHarlot on July 20, 2016, 06:19:57 AM

Quote from: xinzark on July 20, 2016, 06:17:59 AM

Quote from: TheHellboundHarlot on July 20, 2016, 05:23:18 AM

Here we go, I think I did it right.

I, TheHellboundHarlot, vow that I am the owner of this address, and therefore have the amount of bitcoin to loan to other users. This message is signed with 1aX5mozgzrgL2HjWayhXwuUXMFFFB99eZ.

H4oAInjCvlPPnltNYmxGtPvRWAMWEcAloGzAltKogktA0cw3r2eGOWVv2HlfSvb97P/nPO9MeWcB9cGKOTc8imw=

Quote from: TheHellboundHarlot on July 20, 2016, 05:38:50 AM

Thanks for the list!

And here is the most recent address CoinBase shows:

I, TheHellboundHarlot, verify that this is my wallet? I am signing this from:
1DssyS8MDGqA7qpNJVeDKCK4z2pLSvSwNy

H+KOoD7hvRHoeDIIzI0qSvtJWROL5gnMBjIxTx2YmKogAfkmSRxtKB2I+ueAFbpSWUK19Z44070D7vo4BTkJn7w=

Thanks for the signed message but both of those addresses are empty
I am still not convinced that you really hold 1.2 btc

I'm hella confused. Coinbase changes the address every time you make a transaction, so I have no idea which address proves that I have the money I have.

If you are not familiar with coinbase, for you to know which address you used to transact, check on the top right corner where there is your username and click on it. On the drop down menu, click on advanced.You will see a list addresses that have been generated and used. You find which address was used to transact and sign a message from there. The list looks like this : http://myprintscreen.com/s/epjv/f772ca1b76