Wetsuit or any mods in Freebitco,

I just send a payment to Genesis Mining for contract purchase but I mistakenly selected the slow method for transferring payment, whereas the order period for Genesis Mining is only 30 mins. Any way for me to reverse the payment? or will the payment get lost forever?
Please help

This form of mining costs more in resources than you get in satoshis, is it that difficult to understand? In other words, there is no point into doing it if there is nothing to gain -- that should make sense, right? People get excited about browser mining, but they ignore the costs involved (costs that initially aren't visible). At the end of the day, everything being mentioned here (even the apps I came up with as example) are nothing more than a waste of time. You're far better off just getting involved into lending, which is really a form of passive income that gets you at least some returns.

Please check the PM Sir. 

It is online now thank god i have 50k satoshis inside

BTG fork is done as the 491,407 block has been mined: bit(.)ly/BTGFork

Looking forward for the FreeBitco.in statement on getting our coins. Or, even better, on converting them to BTC as in BCC scenario :].

The miner FreeBitco is using mines Monero, not Bitcoin. FreeBitco then sells the mined Monero for Bitcoin and pays you in BTC. That is why when the price of Monero rises in respect to Bicoin, you will receive more satoshis for your mining.

I left my work pc mining during the weekend from friday evening until Monday morning and it earned 5265 shatoshis.

WMyfe, can you say what you think the exchange rate will be - based on markets open at that time? If the value of Bitcoin Gold for example goes over that given by the site, would the site be able to offer a greater amount to redeem or will it be fixed at a higher rate than the exchanges on the day of the fork as they were from the BCC fork?

Will you consider switching to Bitcoin Gold mining for browser mining, if all the tools are supplied by their developers? Or even one of the other Alt coins that are ASIC resistant? 

Bitcoin has 2 hard forks planned in the near future - "Bitcoin Gold" and "Bitcoin Segwit 2x". As we have done with the "Bitcoin Cash" hard fork in the past, we shall support withdrawals of all hard fork coins as long as they are viable - ie. have wallet support, a working blockchain and straightforward redemption policies.

The "Bitcoin Gold" hard fork currently does not seem to be a viable fork - since they have not given any information about the fork on their website (btcgpu.org) and have no supported wallets yet. If there are no wallets that support it, we shall not be able to make "Bitcoin Gold" available for withdrawals. If however, there is wallet support for "Bitcoin Gold" before the hard fork date and the block number for the fork is announced in advance, we shall make it available for withdrawal.

We shall be supporting the "Bitcoin Segwit 2x" fork since it already has a working wallet and has announced the block number when the hard fork will happen. If a majority of miners switch to "Bitcoin Segwit 2x" and it has the chain with the most Proof-of-Work, we shall make it our primary coin and "Bitcoin Core" coins will be made available for withdrawal to your own wallets, otherwise "Bitcoin Core" shall remain our primary coin and "Bitcoin Segwit 2x" coins will be made available for withdrawal to your own wallets. In either case, users will receive coins in both the majority and minority chain equivalent to the balance that they had on the website prior to the hard fork.

We shall be pausing deposits and withdrawals temporarily before the "Bitcoin Segwit 2x" hard fork until a clear winner has emerged. Everything else on the website will function as usual. The fork is scheduled to happen at around the middle of November. We shall give advance notice of when deposits and withdrawals will be paused before the fork date.