Trying to launder some ETH I just stole from someone, so I'm trying to send it from Binance to another exchange wallet, and then withdraw it to a fresh private key.
I will give 1 eth to the first person that gives me a viable answer. A lot of exchanges don't accept incoming deposits from other exchanges, just user held wallets. So thanks anons
>A lot of exchanges don't accept incoming deposits from other exchanges, just user held wallets. So thanks anons
Is this true? I used to arbitrage by sending stuff back and forth with mutliple exchanges, did something change?
Anthony Miller
OP THIS IS THE LESS EXHAUSTING WAY Blocktrades rules for that
Michael James
If course idiot, why would you scam undervalued assets
Caleb Martin
people try to scam/steal/fraud all sorts of assets. the indication doesnt come from the presence of the scammer but the naivete of the person who was scammed. indicating people are letting their guard down becuase they think they have more money than they really do, and can therefore quickly recuperate their losses if their dubious investment turns awry. people who just recently cashed out their alts they got earlier this year probably feel this way. bearish indication for me. too much percieved wealth, saw a scammer posting here the other day. no people trying to scam from this site yet however. that will be ultimate signal.
Xavier Kelly
You do realize this site is monitored by the FED, right?
Cooper Stewart
this. OP is a brainlet
Ryder Campbell
"hey dude wee got somebody taking some cryptocoins!" fuck off mike, who the fuck let you out of the IT department
Easton Howard
Withdraw the eth to a temporary address.
Using another clean address, set a crazy high sell order on etherdelta for a high volume token. Example, sell 1 DAI for 200 ETH.
Using your temp wallet, buy that overpriced 1 DAI
Levi Cooper
okay op so are you sending me the 1 ETH or are you a lying faggot?