Your Bitcoin wallet address does not change with each transaction. It will remain the same.

Sending Bitcoins from one of your addresses to an other is generally a good idea if you want to stay anonymous. Even if one address is linked to some other information about you (e. g. bank account) you can still remain anonymous by sending the Bitcoins to an anonymous address which belongs to you.

If you want to be anonymous while buying Bitcoins, this is most likely the only way. However, if you want to get those Bitcoins to be anonymized, you can easily send it to another of your addresses which are anonymous.

Are you sure you used the correct user credentials? It took me some hours to understand it but pool-x.eu uses special user credentials for every miner set up, which are different from the user credentials you use to log in to the web page. You can get these credentials in plain text from the slave registration site. If you use the correct credentials it would be helpful if you get some kind of error message.

I think it will be about 2$, but it could easily be more. I think it depends on how fast those SHA256 ASICs get shipped now and how many people still mining with GPU will switch to Litecoin.

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Hey everyone, I'm glad I'm finally joining this community. I have been lurking here for 1-2 months (since when I started using Bitcoin) and silently appreciated the great discussions here.

Hello there,

I think you installed the wrong software. In order to run an OpenCL application, you will need to install the OpenCL driver. By my understanding the AMD APP SDK is just that: A software development kit. The needed driver comes with the Catalyst Software Suite, but even then I'm not quite sure if it will work because I can not find any information on wether or not your GPU is capable of doing OpenCL. From the information on the manufacturers page I would rather say no, but there are some other sources with different opinions, so I think you will have to try it out.