Why let users declare a value at all? If you really want to do something like this, allow users to declare offsite addresses, and require a signed message for verification. Then, track the balance of those addresses.

I realize it's a lot more work to implement, but it makes things a lot more honest.

Does anyone know if the AntMiner S5 supports #xnsub?

The fee calculator is giving me incorrect results. When entering a desired receive amount, the indicated send amount is too low.

Also, a suggestion: when using bitmixer via tor hidden service, any links to blockchain.info should be to their hidden service address.

Hope you don't mind if I bump your thread with a few questions.

Have you set up a company to do this, or are you doing it as individuals?

Are you offering formal agreements in terms of network and power uptime? What about insurance in case of damage to hardware?

Do you offer inward network access to miners so that clients can verify or change configuration?

The domain 'cryptomex.io' expired. Was this announced anywhere? I had a BTC withdrawal request pending.

PM sent.

I cancelled order #19987 ~15 minutes ago. Unspent BTC was not returned, although the fee was. Can someone from nicehash please look into it?

Any chance of adding more algorithms? X13 is pretty popular.

Multi-algo ports all seem down.

Does NiceHash support payout to P2SH bitcoin addresses? They start with a 3 instead of a 1, so a lot of sites reject them as invalid.

Okay, I've been gone a few months. Just want to clarify something.

If I want to sell off my shares, I have to do a bunch of AML/KYC stuff at this shady CryptoMex place? There's no other option?

Any chance of x11?

Any chance of a version not requiring Chrome?

Is there any chance of word-based wallet seeds like in Electrum? I'm really liking Armory, but I miss being able to memorize 12 words as a seed to recreate my wallet.

Unable to send BTC from my inputs.io account. Getting error:  Sending has failed. The hot pocket may be empty. We have being notified of this.

That's kind of worrying (and also grammatically incorrect).

EDIT: working now

Seems back up now.

Seems to be down, at least for me.

Pool appears to be down for me.

Thanks. Out of curiosity, any idea why it only effects more recent versions?

I've been unable to get any cgminer version after 3.3.1 to start on Win7 x64, using the pre-built binaries. I get the message "Error opening terminal: dumb"

3.3.1 works fine with identical configuration, but I'd rather not be stuck on an old version.