Title: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: pan1ns6r on October 05, 2016, 08:15:16 AM I've been searching around but couldn't find a comprehensive list of all (or at least most) Bitcoin mining firms that are still operating.
Different categories would be the following:
Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: VerdinaNET on October 05, 2016, 03:17:26 PM If you want to know that much :)
http://uk.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-pools-miners-ranked-2015-7/#21-unknown-entity--01-1 Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: pan1ns6r on October 06, 2016, 08:25:02 AM If you want to know that much :) http://uk.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-pools-miners-ranked-2015-7/#21-unknown-entity--01-1 Yeah thanks I've seen that "article" too, good to get some names of pool operators but in the end a simple search about the current pool hashrate distribution would have yielded more up-to-date results ;) I was actually more hoping to find a list of (or a thread discussing) datacenters that offer cloud mining and/or remote hardware hosting. I've spent quite some time already looking around, but the vast majority of "companies" I could find have either already disappeared or are obvious scams. Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: friky frik on October 06, 2016, 03:09:38 PM Hello!
I would like to know if any of you use cloud mining like https://biteminer.com or https://hashflare.io/? There is a lot of platforms outside but it seems like it is not working like they say! Here is link:( https://cloudminingmonitor.com/ ) where u can find a few, but i would like to get informations from users. Thanks Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: VerdinaNET on October 06, 2016, 03:51:26 PM If you want to know that much :) http://uk.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-pools-miners-ranked-2015-7/#21-unknown-entity--01-1 Yeah thanks I've seen that "article" too, good to get some names of pool operators but in the end a simple search about the current pool hashrate distribution would have yielded more up-to-date results ;) I was actually more hoping to find a list of (or a thread discussing) datacenters that offer cloud mining and/or remote hardware hosting. I've spent quite some time already looking around, but the vast majority of "companies" I could find have either already disappeared or are obvious scams. I get it :) But as the bitcoin market coming up and down trough time it's no surprise that companies disappear:) Some are scam for sure but some are just broke :) Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: pan1ns6r on October 06, 2016, 07:01:25 PM Hello! I would like to know if any of you use cloud mining like https://biteminer.com or https://hashflare.io/? There is a lot of platforms outside but it seems like it is not working like they say! Here is link:( https://cloudminingmonitor.com/ ) where u can find a few, but i would like to get informations from users. Thanks I would be very careful in choosing the right service provider, as far as I can tell from my personal research, the vast majority of cloud mining services are scams. It is very suspicious when you see promised payout ratios above a reasonable level (e.g. some providers list >1000% on the website you posted): keep in mind that mining is a very competitive industry and that if an offer sounds too good to be true, it most certainly is. If you still want to invest in a cloud mining company, please do your due diligence and research the providers you consider to join, this forum is a good place to start. Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: friky frik on October 07, 2016, 02:23:28 PM Great! Thanks for your reply! I just got to get confirmation! :)
Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: bitcoinisbest on October 08, 2016, 05:21:49 AM Any one know if any of the compnay listed on the any stock exchanges which is related to mining or something related to that? I mean should be publicly trading and not private listed.
Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: ethereumhunter on October 08, 2016, 06:03:06 AM Hello! I would like to know if any of you use cloud mining like https://biteminer.com or https://hashflare.io/? There is a lot of platforms outside but it seems like it is not working like they say! Here is link:( https://cloudminingmonitor.com/ ) where u can find a few, but i would like to get informations from users. Thanks cloudminingmonitor is a good website for review many cloud mining, hashflare and genesis is a good choice if you want to try but my suggestion is better you buy big hashrate on that site if you want to make a good profit because if you only have small hashrate like under 500 ghs, you can not expect a good return in a day. Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: EnacDomains on October 08, 2016, 08:41:09 AM Still worth it to mine bitcoin or go mining ether?
Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: RocketSingh on October 08, 2016, 10:56:55 AM Still worth it to mine bitcoin or go mining ether? Ether is not a store of value. Buy bitcoin instead of mining them.Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: darety1 on October 10, 2016, 05:00:59 AM Still worth it to mine bitcoin or go mining ether? Ether is not a store of value. Buy bitcoin instead of mining them.I heard that the price of ether has fallen, can this happen again? Title: Re: Is there a list of currently operating Bitcoin mining firms? Post by: paradoxum on October 11, 2016, 08:28:11 AM Still worth it to mine bitcoin or go mining ether? Ether is not a store of value. Buy bitcoin instead of mining them.I heard that the price of ether has fallen, can this happen again? Bitcoin is intended to be used a currency. Ether is intended to be used as a digital ledger for smart contracts. Owning ether is owning part of the ledger network - similar effect but different basis. |