I've just found a link between cloudminr.io and 1FsVcdeHbpvUVT3gjeuVR2ZSDnpcsJMsLL, an address that ended up with the cryptominer.io coins.
So given that coins stolen by so many scams end up at that address, why are your coins being sent there and what is it?
I haven't taken a closer look to the addresses, but I can confirm that we are not related to any Bitcoin company out there.
One thing that we do to increase our margins is that we sell freshly mined coins at a markup. As you probably know, newly mined coins are untraceable and there is a lot of demand for them. We have a 4-5 week queue at the moment. Could it be that we exchanged the coins with a known scammer? Maybe. We don't know that.
Possible reasons for our coins ending up in those addresses:
1) Our coins are paid/refunded out to customers, customers then send them to a fraudulent company.
2) We could have exchanged freshly mined coins for "dirty" coins and then paid them out / stored them.
If we make a payout/refund to a customer the customer decides to pay cryptominer, it does not necessarily mean that we are cryptominer. I'm afraid that trying to make such analysis is pointless, firstly because we are not in any way related to any other company out there, secondly because we exchange newly mined coins for older coins that could very well be traced back to a scam in 2011 or yesterday, thirdly because any conclusion from such analysis is just an assumption based on assumption based on a bunch of assumptions.
We really do appreciate your efforts to improve the overall economy of Bitcoin by unmasking illegitimate operations. You should try getting crowdfunded to do such investigations. We would definitely contribute!
What type of bullshit answer is that?
Given that 1DpqdziWjddCkYdZG8G8RCugg5FwBXdeEu is funded by 1DpAd8DCNLwEGiZ1CWxmBHgrGHiVyxD77g and 19PXbU796NtUkQf858mSbPhhYSKkfkfjPC, 1DpAd8DCNLwEGiZ1CWxmBHgrGHiVyxD77g is obviously your address, not a customers, otherwise it would not be funding the sig campaign.
Given that 18mmSJc4XnbFFdLiXTWYdhKFbKBQwCQAT2 is funding the main payout address, obviously, it is your address too.
Given that 18mmSJc4XnbFFdLiXTWYdhKFbKBQwCQAT2, 1DpAd8DCNLwEGiZ1CWxmBHgrGHiVyxD77g and 19PXbU796NtUkQf858mSbPhhYSKkfkfjPC are your addresses, then 1Hy1RGG1oCJxV94wqEMdzyCtMXiyGh3naX is your address too.
Given that 163hR6atXKv8cbUhjaBkmjuaGHndQWg9kh, 1PfSp72cYBTkqohUFpdQMJu4eoCifoxgxf and 1FkGxvpBbyTvuww41NTBzL1BiU7TPEfD6C were only present in the first payout and then send their payment to an address you own, they were clearly fake payments to fake customers.
So now that we've established that 1Hy1RGG1oCJxV94wqEMdzyCtMXiyGh3naX is your address, the connection can be simplified to:
1Hy1RGG1oCJxV94wqEMdzyCtMXiyGh3naX > 1BNFnhxnS6YMs4zeXg33ex5xb9eew8zJsv > 16KQFWL71JTYWuarPojB6UXNdHXGZKjG4k > 1FsVcdeHbpvUVT3gjeuVR2ZSDnpcsJMsLL
Try to give a proper explanation this time instead of blaming it on customers. The coins are not newly mined either. If they were, we would be able to trace the payouts to newly mined blocks and wouldn't need you to provide a mining address. Stop making terrible excuses and provide a real explanation. You could start by explaining why you sent coins from 1Hy1RGG1oCJxV94wqEMdzyCtMXiyGh3naX to 1BNFnhxnS6YMs4zeXg33ex5xb9eew8zJsv.
Our payouts are not weekly for everyone. Nobody gets multiple payouts a day though.
Why is 1CRC37wFKwWwRPDtRPs9fDsQ9xxaTSR16a the only address receiving payments from 1CMR18ds3W4tz3MceN7wkm4NsaFW9jxvk9 on a daily basis even though you're service has always been advertised as having weekly payouts? Another fake customer perhaps?