Anyone ever find the Opair/Ebitz scammers?  Boy thats a ton of money now.

Telegram group for victims in the ebitz or opair ...  @OpairEbitz

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Thanks for the help.

Is that a bitcoin wallet to replace the simple core wallet I currently run?  Can it run simultaneously on my desktop with my core wallet?

And do I just create a btc address and send the amp to it?

Thanks so much

Hey guys.  I own a few amp that I bought awhile back through an exchange.  Since they have gone up in value, I would like to get them out of the exchange wallet to one that only I control.  What is the best way to do this?

This has not been settled by law.  It is one of the weaknesses of BTC.  Each USD is basically fungible.  You cant tell if your dollars have been used previously in a crime, so each one is worth the same as the next (except in rare exceptions - like where money serial numbers have been logged, or its been tainted with theft ink from a bank robbery or something)  This fungibility is backed up by centuries of court cases that have held it up.

Bitcoin has no such protection and its easily tracked to any number of crimes.  So it can be a crime to even hold certain bitcoin, and you may not know it, yet.

And now that a huge amount of Mt Gox coin has been stolen, we are all likely fencing a portion of that stolen material every time we trade.

Some judge is going to make a list a assets (very small relatively, and probably includes cash accounts unless this dude was simply spending the cash), and a lits of liabilities (huge).  Liabilities will be represented by debt holders who will form a line (usually following bankruptcy law -Japan I guess) and the assets will quickly get paid out (sometimes fractionally) to the folks at the head of the line.  You will be at the back of the line, rest assured - probably simply because you are not local and not Japanese.

The 'for very long' thing does not matter.  Just FYI.  The exchanges pay out until the very second they don't pay out.  If you think you will just move quickly through that, you could easily get your coins caught.  And I wouldn't be surprised if a near-fail exchange can see big movement real time and selectively halt anything they want.

Yes get your money the hell out of any exchange as quickly as possible, but that's not a secure trading method.

This is a major weakness of bitcoin right now.  There just is no safe way in and no safe way out.  Almost completely Illiquid.

I recently switched over to a multicoin pool and notice it switches from one coin to another quite often.  I think I'm noticing that my GPUs are cooling and then heating up with each coin switch - I'm guessing it would have to stop hashing momentarily while it gets its bearing with the new coin.  Is this how its supposed to work?  Wouldn't this kill your efficiency and put startup wear and tear on your gpus?

Also, could someone recommend a trustworthy Dogecoin pool?

I currently mine script coins with a GPU rig.  I am always looking for news about new equipment available and at what price.  Also looking for hints about what mining strategies you guys are currently using.  As of early Jan 2014, the profit is fairly slim.  I have been mining mostly Dogecoin and converting to BTC asap trying to avoid the recent drop in Doge/BTC.

Got any tips for new GPUs available aside from the usual 7950s, R9290s, etc. etc...