So let me get this straight you mined to a exchange address, some thing that all exchanges ask you not to do, The SiGT users that did this caused the wallet to break when it hit over 800000 transactions and now you are complaining you are not getting your deposits?,
Yes - they mined to exchange address - even though there is a clear warning not to do so - and they kept sending deposits to the wallet despite it being in maintenance and knowing there was wallet problems. They must be rocket scientists.
Name a single pool that lets you mine directly to an external wallet. I'll wait.
Youve got to be fucking kidding, right? How about ALL of them. External wallets, aka, desktop wallets!!! Anyone home up there or have you been drinking bong water again?
That's incorrect.
The prohibition against mining directly to wallets is that exchanges do not support "generated transactions" (in fact, cryptopia specifically calls this out in their warning).
Generated transactions are what you see when you look on the blockchain and see a "NEW COINS" transaction. Or in other words, the block reward.
No shared pool will mine directly to an external wallet because they need to split that block reward up across multiple miners. Thus, the transaction you send to the exchange is not a "directly" mined transaction. In most cases, the pool waits for the transactions to mature, and then wait some more until your payout threshold has been reached.
This process is *NOT* "directly mining" to the wallet.
I don't know of any solo pools that use external wallet addresses directly either, but they may exist.. Regardless, this is not the situation with any signatum pool.
So get your head out of your ass and stop pretending you know what you're talking about.
You explained that so much better than me and with more information. Thank you.