It looks like coins are coming back !
Interesting, time for REVERSE denial. "Nope, don't believe you"
Or "It's only a couple of small accounts, just another stalling tactic"
Topic: Bitcoin Savings & Trust - Money Returned List (One reported - CLOSED). - page 9. (Read 67125 times)
August 22, 2012, 02:09:58 PM
Interesting, time for REVERSE denial. "Nope, don't believe you"
Or "It's only a couple of small accounts, just another stalling tactic"
August 22, 2012, 01:56:16 PM
It looks like coins are coming back !
Interesting, time for REVERSE denial. "Nope, don't believe you"
August 22, 2012, 01:26:24 PM
August 22, 2012, 01:25:16 PM
Would the address (1NGYcUEwXMLH2umYzNs23KUS1EAEtLF7My) in the picture be the Bitcoin withdrawal address of the account?
http://blockchain.info/address/1NGYcUEwXMLH2umYzNs23KUS1EAEtLF7My
That would be the deposit address.
August 22, 2012, 01:19:03 PM
Would the address (1NGYcUEwXMLH2umYzNs23KUS1EAEtLF7My) in the picture be the Bitcoin withdrawal address of the account?
http://blockchain.info/address/1NGYcUEwXMLH2umYzNs23KUS1EAEtLF7My
Edit: The picture was changed to display balance only somehow.
August 22, 2012, 12:56:30 PM
August 22, 2012, 12:56:03 PM
We've got some reports that pirate has paid out 6 small accounts that I believe to be true. Pirate has personally confirmed this.
Money coming out
Money coming out
August 22, 2012, 12:06:31 PM
lol
August 22, 2012, 09:36:53 AM
I thought it was a hashing power "ion cannon" people can rent out to make some quick mining cash?
The amount of cash it costs to buy a particular number of shares on GPUMAX is quite a bit more than the expected value of that number of shares, though. Miners wouldn't be willing to supply it if it wasn't. 
August 22, 2012, 04:50:13 AM
Just like BTCST you can read the relevant thread and find the information you want, or you can keep making baseless claims
Just like with BTCST, discussion of GPUMAX is filled with people who insist that they're absolutely certain what purpose it serves and that anyone who can't figure it out or who claims it's used for pool hopping or money laundering is an idiot, yet refuse to actually say what they think it's for. 
August 22, 2012, 03:49:23 AM
Just like BTCST you can read the relevant thread and find the information you want, or you can keep making baseless claims
Just like with BTCST, discussion of GPUMAX is filled with people who insist that they're absolutely certain what purpose it serves and that anyone who can't figure it out or who claims it's used for pool hopping or money laundering is an idiot, yet refuse to actually say what they think it's for. I thought it was a hashing power "ion cannon" people can rent out to make some quick mining cash?
August 22, 2012, 03:29:50 AM
Just like BTCST you can read the relevant thread and find the information you want, or you can keep making baseless claims
Just like with BTCST, discussion of GPUMAX is filled with people who insist that they're absolutely certain what purpose it serves and that anyone who can't figure it out or who claims it's used for pool hopping or money laundering is an idiot, yet refuse to actually say what they think it's for. August 22, 2012, 03:05:32 AM
I'm not sure what the average hashrate of GPUMax is when public work is available, but I would imagine it's considerable. GPUMax also pays out daily, but it's not unusual for there to be a couple day delay before payments are made. If Pirate was about to take off with all the money, it would make sense for him to provide 100% public work for 3 or 4 days that points towards his own private pool. He would get a decent bonus of untraceable coins to add to his tally.
Lol, so suckers gave him $5 million in BTC and they are also mining coins for him? He has it all figured out. Genius!
If you just heard about GPUMAX please STFU.
Huh? It is not like all of us have time to read every single thread on this board and chase down references to everything around here. harsh.
+1 / extremely relevant to find out what Pirate is doing with GPUMAX. This guy could owe as much as $5M USD+ and you are still somehow allowing him to sell your hashing power? with 10 other way more reasonable looking mining pools available?
Just like BTCST you can read the relevant thread and find the information you want, or you can keep making baseless claims
August 22, 2012, 03:01:52 AM
I'm not sure what the average hashrate of GPUMax is when public work is available, but I would imagine it's considerable. GPUMax also pays out daily, but it's not unusual for there to be a couple day delay before payments are made. If Pirate was about to take off with all the money, it would make sense for him to provide 100% public work for 3 or 4 days that points towards his own private pool. He would get a decent bonus of untraceable coins to add to his tally.
Lol, so suckers gave him $5 million in BTC and they are also mining coins for him? He has it all figured out. Genius!
If you just heard about GPUMAX please STFU.
Huh? It is not like all of us have time to read every single thread on this board and chase down references to everything around here. harsh.
+1 / extremely relevant to find out what Pirate is doing with GPUMAX. This guy could owe as much as $5M USD+ and you are still somehow allowing him to sell your hashing power? with 10 other way more reasonable looking mining pools available?
August 22, 2012, 02:06:39 AM
I'm not sure what the average hashrate of GPUMax is when public work is available, but I would imagine it's considerable. GPUMax also pays out daily, but it's not unusual for there to be a couple day delay before payments are made. If Pirate was about to take off with all the money, it would make sense for him to provide 100% public work for 3 or 4 days that points towards his own private pool. He would get a decent bonus of untraceable coins to add to his tally.
Lol, so suckers gave him $5 million in BTC and they are also mining coins for him? He has it all figured out. Genius!
If you just heard about GPUMAX please STFU.
Huh? It is not like all of us have time to read every single thread on this board and chase down references to everything around here. harsh.
August 22, 2012, 01:58:07 AM
I am trying to understand the logic of lenders... if they get all their coins back but a bitcoin is devalued from this month's highs by 100-200%, then what was the point of lending it out?
Given the risk there is little logic, My guess is they didn't expect to all be paid at once, Anyway, wanting more coin has nothing to do with USD trading values.
August 22, 2012, 01:55:19 AM
I'm not sure what the average hashrate of GPUMax is when public work is available, but I would imagine it's considerable. GPUMax also pays out daily, but it's not unusual for there to be a couple day delay before payments are made. If Pirate was about to take off with all the money, it would make sense for him to provide 100% public work for 3 or 4 days that points towards his own private pool. He would get a decent bonus of untraceable coins to add to his tally.
Lol, so suckers gave him $5 million in BTC and they are also mining coins for him? He has it all figured out. Genius!
If you just heard about GPUMAX please STFU.
Huh? It is not like all of us have time to read every single thread on this board and chase down references to everything around here. harsh.
August 22, 2012, 01:52:09 AM
I'm not sure what the average hashrate of GPUMax is when public work is available, but I would imagine it's considerable. GPUMax also pays out daily, but it's not unusual for there to be a couple day delay before payments are made. If Pirate was about to take off with all the money, it would make sense for him to provide 100% public work for 3 or 4 days that points towards his own private pool. He would get a decent bonus of untraceable coins to add to his tally.
Lol, so suckers gave him $5 million in BTC and they are also mining coins for him? He has it all figured out. Genius!
If you just heard about GPUMAX please STFU.
August 22, 2012, 12:36:40 AM
I am trying to understand the logic of lenders... if they get all their coins back but a bitcoin is devalued from this month's highs by 100-200%, then what was the point of lending it out?
That is not their logic. That was the implied logic from some posters who may not have experience with the sizes of capital invloved. I'd think lenders would be more likely to look for new ways to leverage their regained BTC...
August 22, 2012, 12:34:07 AM
I am trying to understand the logic of lenders... if they get all their coins back but a bitcoin is devalued from this month's highs by 100-200%, then what was the point of lending it out?
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