You posted in the wrong Bonition thread, this is the payout thread.

But yes the days of cash directly for points are over. It now is points for tournament ticket OR points for casino/sports playthrough. When you click the rewards tab there is a "rewards store" tab and a "bonuses" tab. The bonuses tab will usually have only junk casino/sports offers, but check there anyway because there rarely might be an awesome offer. But the bread and butter of what to do with the points is under the "rewards store" tab. The tournament tickets are the way to go. This was just discussed in the other thread. Read all the posts from yesterday and today.

^Wrong thread. Please ignore

https://support.exodus.com/article/1...ur%20portfolio.

There ya go

Keep trying to withdrawal and it says "oops something went wrong. Please refresh and try again" after I enter code texted to phone. Then retry and it says the LTC address has been used.

Anyone experience this?

Solved. Logged out and cleared cache.

Wow, really? I was just going to reply because I'd had the same problems. I ended up giving myself a crash course on crypto until 3am and eventually using Exodus so I had a new address.

I didn't think clearing cache would do anything. Well, I do everything else the hard way. Why not this lol

9k withdraw, hit my wallet in under an hour.

My Blockchain.com account was recently flagged after Ignition withdrawal. There's no back story lol. I've been receiving BTC/BHC from Ignition for years into my Blockchain.com wallet, with no issues. This morning I got this email from Blockchain.com, requesting more info. The Ignition rep says I should ask Blockchain why they require this info, but I am checking to see if anyone have this experience. See Below:

"In Your recent activity we detected that funds linked to a gambling service were deposited into Your Blockchain.com and we require the following information:
- Occupation
- Proof of residential address, in the form of a bank statement or utility bill dated within the last 3 months
- Explanation and proof of Source of funds, in the form of:
Deposit and withdrawal activity from the gambling service from where the funds were deposited;
Gambling service activity (betting history).
- Source of Wealth in the form of:
Payslips;
Inheritance;
Sale of real estate;
Etc.

Please reply within the next 5 business days to avoid any suspension to your Blockchain accounts.

Thank you for your cooperation."

it's always a matter of time before something like this happens if you're using a wallet hosted by another service/website.

gl getting unlocked.

best advice is to get a wallet that isn't hosted on a 3rd party website

there's lots more but this list is a good start:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/com...you_recommend/

I'm a crypto novice. So if I get one of those wallets, I just withdraw straight to there instead of blockchain? I know they're mentioned all the time here, but anyone willing to give a quick friendly reminder of an alternative to blockchain?

Thank you @cakewalk. It's not yet locked. I have 5 days to provide the info, which I'll probably do. But going forward, I'll use alternate wallets.

The issue is they will have to comply with US laws since they now allow US citizens to buy/sell crypto directly. UIGEA prohibits any enabling of US funds on or off a prohibited platform. This is the first I've heard of someone saying that got the blockchain whammy. Figured it was coming and suggested people use third party intermediary wallet with new address for withdrawals.

They are asking a lot of info and it seems that those KYC questions are geared more for Europeans. Sorry to say, I think once you establish your address as being in US (assuming you are) that the discussion will end. Hopefully they send your funds and then close your account and not just keep them. Yes.

Procedure should be:

Exchange (Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken, Blockchain, etc...)

To private stand alone wallet.

I recommend exodus, also use Trust wallet. They have no verification so pretty anonymous.

Then send to poker, gambling, etc....


On the way out, reverse it but I'd recommend you enable new address to receive. You do this through the settings. You can put in any wallet address intob google search and find its entire history. No bueno.

Then send from private wallet to one of the exchanges

Just an FYI, when I have a larger withdrawal, I will take it in several currencies to my wallet. I then move around to several exchanges and even will use extra private wallets for more privacy.

I tend to be overly cautious but I had a serious issue one decade ago and have zero desire to entertain federal agents to discuss my finances. Members of the current administration, Janet Yellen for example, have suggested a crypto tax as high as 80% Multiple addresses etc can save you a lot of grief. Naturally, always report the income but I'd rather not let them into my business.

Once you do a couple transactuons, it is super easy and takes less than 60 seconds of effort to do it all. Feel free to PM me if you have specific wallet/exchange questions as to not derail the thread.

Has just continuing to create new addresses on blockchain saved me from a problem with my withdrawals?

I'm going to check out exodus and kraken.

[QUOTE=a dewd;57092194]The issue is they will have to comply with US laws since they now allow US citizens to buy/sell crypto directly. UIGEA prohibits any enabling of US funds on or off a prohibited platform. This is the first I've heard of someone saying that got the blockchain whammy. Figured it was coming and suggested people use third party intermediary wallet with new address for withdrawals.



This is extremely helpful info. I was able to move my funds with no issues. I'll keep you guys abreast of how it pans out.

I was wondering if Blockchain wallet’s push for trading options would lead to this. Thanks for the heads up, pokernovice.

No prob. Guess someone has to be the scape goat haha.

for moving funds virtually in 2021, cryptocurrency is your #1 option. pretty sure this applies to 100% of countries too.

yep, it's the same way, same blockchain, (not the website), just accessed through a different touchpoint: your private wallet.

this is a good overview.


#1 rule of cryptocurrency: if you don't control the private keys, you don't control the coins.

private keys are the 15 or so words you should write down and store in a safe place when you create a wallet for the first time. Treat them like your social security # (or country equivalent) but even more private. You can use these to restore your wallet and the crypto stored there to any other wallet or wallet program. never share them with anyone.

one of the most beautiful things about crypto is you get to be your own bank. storing your coins on an exchange takes away this beauty and replaces it with the same barriers of entry that exist today. you'd think it would be more secure on a website, but they get hacked all the time and probably have a lot more points of failure (lifestyle dependent) than you storing it on your home pc/mobile device.

depending on your platform (PC, IOS, Android, etc), reddit is a good resource for finding wallets. you have to do your research on the wallet, make sure it's secure, and no one has custodial access over your keys.

https://www.bitcoin.com/get-started/...on-to-bitcoin/ is a good intro to crypto if you're interested in learning more.

I need some help from some of you good folks who are a lot more familiar with Bitcoin/Litecoin. I was using Guarda. Obviously, this is about Ignition. I created a new Litecoin wallet(this was the second Litecoin withdraw to Guarda)...new password,and withdrew. Now...Guarda doesn't recognize the new password.It does the old one i used a couple of weeks ago...but not the new one. I have the wallet address.I have the password,Guarda seems to not recognize the password for the 2nd wallet. Anybody out there in 2+2 land got any ideas where my litecoin went? I know it's in that wallet....now,how do i get to the wallet without Guarda recognizing the password i wrote down very carefully.

Do you have your recovery passphrase from when you originally created the wallet?

That's the only way you can redeem a wallet.

For all you Ethereum lovers out there, I just noticed Ethereum listed on my withdrawal page. The withdrawal options are not listed in alphabetical order, so I don't know how long it has been there. But make sure to scan the whole list of withdrawal options because they might have what you are looking for. And I checked, Ethereum is also a deposit option.

Noice.

Saw it this week as well, so more than likely it's been added a few days ago.

Wow strange. Any luck with this lately? I hope you get your funds back

Thanks Eddie. I was able to withdraw. I did send them everything except gambling history lol. Let's see if they ask for it again.

I have been getting oops something went wrong for the last 3 weeks when i try to withdrawal using bitcoin or eth and it has yet to be fixed. Anybody else with this problem?