To see where a lot of the coin into that 1Payday account is coming from. From the transaction on the 23rd we have the following funding transactions
BTC96 from
BTC-e (all those trace back to 1FaNGLkBTLgyuBjQrqoNZLtbWixpTz2kij)
BTC150 from
BitstampBTC90 from
BTC-eI haven't looked too much into it yet. So far all the coin into the current 1Piggy is just sitting there, other than 500BTC sent to 17MuDSz3oaHBV9QNjFdzNPRnwYhe9Efrn2, 15JsW8CvZU2mtpMPfKhNUJXMtLGPXGjAdP and 17MuDSz3oaHBV9QNjFdzNPRnwYhe9Efrn2.
Some older 1Piggy addresses seem to be sending all the coin to exchanges though. For instance,
1PiggyWpsA4wktHbtFwgqyiuMkvZmVRfMU pooled incoming Bitcoin and the sent it in the following addresses.
BTC95 to
1Fzj3UbZE7d65KzQD3EkPexorwBEsphmq4 (Bitstamp)
BTC25 to
1Fzj3UbZE7d65KzQD3EkPexorwBEsphmq4 (Bitstamp)
BTC25 to
175VYGSjGMmHS4hWLZjX3Hjiegsy4W8nqY (Bitstamp)
BTC55 to
157dJwa32ngQjQG38z91SrP3Qjkp9F114H (BTC-e)
BTC77 to
13ugJ3uw2RvwAhwqyPCR2ttyJEXw6uukj3 (BTC-e)
BTC80 to
1M2FLDt2ZYZhhAC4offd58fPBqnLfsgrTN (Bitstamp)
BTC85 to
16JMrsCW4p4MSMEKzxXMSaDpyYyZM88aTv (Bitstamp)
etc, etc
Unless someone has seen something indicating otherwise, it seems to me that PBmining is just taking all the coin brought in and dumping it into an exchange, and then funding the payout addresses from those exchanges.
It will be interesting when this does implode whether the one running the Bitstamp account is the OP or a service. I doubt BTC-e would play ball, but if a UK customer sued PBmining and was able to get an order for Bitstamp to turn over the records related to those transactions, it might be pretty damning.
Funny: Searching through the forum for other 1Piggy addresses, there's this gem.
Is there a windows build for this? All I see so far from reading through the thread is Linux.
The guy running 4.3PH/s isn't familiar enough with Linux to run vanitygen.