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Title: Good cloud mining websites? Post by: James222 on February 05, 2014, 03:33:31 AM Hi everyone. I'd like to buy a couple of gh/s online for a max of 45$. Does anybody know websites with contracts that allow you to buy specific amount of gh/s. I also want a good rentability, not just 10$ more than my investement. Thanks in advance, James.
Title: Re: Good cloud mining websites? Post by: Sonny on February 07, 2014, 03:27:28 PM I also want a good rentability, not just 10$ more than my investement. It is not profitable at all to buy hashrate and do cloud mining. Think it this way: If you can buy the hashrate and get profit, why would the site owner sell the hashrate in the first place? Title: Re: Good cloud mining websites? Post by: stergium on February 07, 2014, 03:30:35 PM https://cex.io or https://cex.io/r/0/stergium/0/ (for my referral bonus if you would).
To my opinion , because ghash does merge mining , it can be profitable. Title: Re: Good cloud mining websites? Post by: Sonny on February 07, 2014, 09:28:44 PM To my opinion , because ghash does merge mining , it can be profitable. Not really, merged mining will only give you ~1% more, and the hashrate is highly overpriced. https://cex.io/calc Title: Re: Good cloud mining websites? Post by: bitminerinthecloud on February 09, 2014, 03:44:28 PM I also want a good rentability, not just 10$ more than my investement. It is not profitable at all to buy hashrate and do cloud mining. Think it this way: If you can buy the hashrate and get profit, why would the site owner sell the hashrate in the first place? Probably because the site owner would sell the hashrate now (when profitable) and deliver late (when unprofitable). Title: Re: Good cloud mining websites? Post by: Sonny on February 10, 2014, 06:28:09 AM I also want a good rentability, not just 10$ more than my investement. It is not profitable at all to buy hashrate and do cloud mining. Think it this way: If you can buy the hashrate and get profit, why would the site owner sell the hashrate in the first place? Probably because the site owner would sell the hashrate now (when profitable) and deliver late (when unprofitable). If that is the case, the hashrate buyer will lose his investment......as the late hashrate would not bring much revenue to the buyer.... |