And private sales are no longer allowed. Trading probably coming to the system.
I don't think so. I'd say that it'll take them more than 2 months to bring this to the public. Although it was promised from the start. Or maybe they never will. |
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I would have bought this if I could find someone selling it months ago. Mining with the hardware I own is pointless now. Good luck finding someone to sell this though. I'm sure the creators of poolwarz have created a perfect pool judging from their previous works.
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Thanks GAW_CEO for the free 250MH Hashlet Prime for the losses I incurred with you!
What losses? How come he ended up sending you free hash? Did you contact him? |
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So I need a program able to check any given account's posts and replies and find the unique ones.
Now pay attention to what I mean when I cay unique:
All posts of a user count as unique (note, posts are not replies to posts. What I'm writing not is considered a post, everething below it, is a reply).
Replies are unique only if they're not in the same page of a post.
For example: Let's say today I made 4 replies in the thread speculation about the price of potatoes. 2 of those were in the first page. Only one can be considered unique. Other replies were in pages 3 and 4, both are considered unique.
If a reply I made was in page one of a post I made, only one counts as a unique post in the post count.
So the total unique post count should be (total posts+replies - second, fourth etc... posts I, as the same user made in the same page)
The program should be able to check for any user, and you'd need to give me instructions on how to run it myself.
Secondary: I'd prefer if you didn't mind me releasing it publicly for other users to use for free and also release the code. If you wouldn't like that for some reason, I'm ok with that.
Give me an offer and I'll pick according to best price and experience.
I don't mind paying you an amount before you deliver, just in case you don't trust me.
Edit: I has some offers and I'm currently working with someone. Thanks.
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CMIIW, if a pool has 30% of the network hashrate, the pool should have a 30% chance of finding the next block (equivalent to winning the next game).
That's not entirely wrong. The more hashing power someone has, the fastest he will be able to solve the problems required to find a block. But you can't really say that coins are distributed randomly (because that's what the video says). There are some certain criteria on how the coins are distributed, it's not a random distribution. |
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Another thing, the money is not distributed randomly. The more computational power one has the more bitcoin he gets, it's not random in any way.
It remains random. The more computational power you have is like having more card when you play bingo. If a pool owns 30% of the hashing power it gets approximately 30% of the rewards... While in bingo owning 30% of the cards gives you a 30% possibility of wining. Quite a difference isn't it? |
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or just take a look at https://www.btclegacy.com/ and let's begin talking about their "legitimacy".... I almost want to put money in them just to see WTH is the deal. btclegacy is a hyip and they even advertise as one. That's all you need to know about their "legitimacy". |
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So many things to condiser i still want to be able to buy fractional GHS like cex.io. Maybe they need a solar farm to create like 50,000 watts of solar power lol im sure that would make prices better and everyone would be like oh look lets buy from them they are enviromental company  Solar power plants are also an investment. They are really expensive, need maintenance, the installation is tough and also you need to own property to put them on. Not every surface will do. While in the longterm they can be proven great, you'd need a couple of years or so to save the money you spent on them. Maybe that's not the best thing for bitcoin mining since the rewards get smaller by time. |
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I tried now.stay away.!
Because nothing to do with the demo.!!
When you play with real bitcoin will be lost instantly.!
Lol! Note that test mode is not based on the provably fair algorithm, it is just there to let you enjoy the gameplay. Yes, it is not the same algorithm. No, you don't lose instantly, many people won already and cashed out. It's not my game, it's you being unlucky... You should really change that... It's too misleading. While I often hit a multiplier close to 10x in test mode the one I would usually get when betting with real BTC was 0.0x Plus, you need to create an actual faq instead of linking to this post. |
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I have done some calculations on bitcoinwisdom for 1Ghs/day you get 0.00001834 btc And on Havelock it stays that for 1 share of Petamine which is 1Ghs is paying only ฿0.00000408 for dividend. But I am not sure how many times they pay the dividend per day.
Peta's fee is 0.0049315$ per GH per day. At current rates that's more than 0.00001000 BTC. Assuming that the current difficulty allows one GH/s to mine about 0.00001800 BTC a day they charge a fee greater than 50% (!) |
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I will argue with your post there, you're misinforming people. There are pictures with open setups (no isle separation) everywhere. You haven't seen any other setups, have you? I also believe they showed the real data center pictures and a warehouse full of miners getting ready to be plugged. And a day after zen changed the agreement to say that the miners are virtual. They just keep contradicting themselves over and over. Seeing newly created account support them fanatically just makes this more suspicious. |
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Another thing, the money is not distributed randomly. The more computational power one has the more bitcoin he gets, it's not random in any way.
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omg. the 15min value is always 0.909 of that in 5s. Definitely it is not the real-time value of the mining power... hashnest is faking the displayed value...
What are you even talking about? It's always different for me. |
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4chan was right...   What do you mean? Sorry not familiar with who 4Chan is. He was probably trying to discredit what you said. People in 4chan make the most irrational claims possible. |
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I'm thinking that this could just be a visual bug. The day I bought Gh/s my deposit wasn't showing even after 10 confirmations. But I tried buying it even though my wallet was showing a zero balance and it worked. If someone has this bug but you know you have a balance greater than the minimum withdrawal you might be able to withdraw.
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At this moment, my miner status shows a negative number in "unassigned earnings".  I did not expect this to happen before a few months at least. Come on, the subscription is not even over yet. This has to be a bug in stats, otherwise it would be unacceptable. Please follow-up. Mine is in the same situantion. I have been mining for 12 hours as of now: Your workers 5m 15m 1h 1d Unassigned Earnings UMISOO 82.074 74.6748 78.3117 83.1067 -9.27e-06 And they're away for the weekend plus those Chinese holiday... What a time for this bug to come up. Did you try withdrawing though? |
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So WTF is this then? How do they make money to pay off their users? I don't think this can be an ordinary ponzi, everybody knows info about owners and the company, if they scam so many people, they ll be in jail for millions of years. There must be some other agenda behind this.
Have you heard of Bernie Madoff? He was very well known and respected in his community and field. He was active in charity also. He made lots of people lots of money. He was also a crook running one of the largest ponzis ever known. Ponzi scams operate by being public. If people haven't heard of you then your ponzi isn't very good. Besides that GAW miner CEOs have never publicly given money to charity and before their GAWminers venture they were mostly known for taking taxpayer money through their telecommunications company in order to build phone towers but never actually building them. They've even scammed in the past. I have read this in the past. Any proof of this? Here's where found this information from. http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1yh23g/has_anyone_here_sold_their_own_rig_on_ebay_and/cfkvbbk |
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So WTF is this then? How do they make money to pay off their users? I don't think this can be an ordinary ponzi, everybody knows info about owners and the company, if they scam so many people, they ll be in jail for millions of years. There must be some other agenda behind this.
Have you heard of Bernie Madoff? He was very well known and respected in his community and field. He was active in charity also. He made lots of people lots of money. He was also a crook running one of the largest ponzis ever known. Ponzi scams operate by being public. If people haven't heard of you then your ponzi isn't very good. Besides that GAW miner CEOs have never publicly given money to charity and before their GAWminers venture they were mostly known for taking taxpayer money through their telecommunications company in order to build phone towers but never actually building them. They've even scammed in the past. |
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Here 's a quote for refrence: Can we get some some information on if and how the hashlet has affected trademybit? This would be interesting.
Hasn't affected TMB at all, we're not getting any hash from them. And another one: I own/operate Multipool.us. If someone from GAW miners can give me your username(s) on the pool, I can verify your hashrate. Or, you can set up a "handle" via the account page and it will appear rather than your User ID under the top hashrates for each coin (assuming you are within the top 15, which should be easily within your capabilities.)
For the record, I have not been contacted (to my knowledge) by anyone at GAW miners about setting up an account, IP whitelisting what would most likely be a massive number of workers, etc.
And another one:
There is zero truth to this whatsoever. The "out of town" is family business (I'm still here, just much less active for the week). I've never had any contact with ZenMiner (at least that I know of, it might have been a user contacting me affiliated with them, but if so, they didn't make it known they had an association with ZenMiner). On another note, that droplet isn't one of our icons (we don't have any icons on WP), I think they just grabbed an image that would roughly describe "pool" and used it for us (and for them).
I've been watching a bit of the ZenMiner stuff (bought a 1MH for testing), and while I don't want to comment on it much, when pointing that 1MH from ZenMiner to WP, I can't find that 1MH showing up anywhere in the pool logs. It might be too small and get lost in the noise (if someone has a 100MH+ account on ZenMiner, please contact me if you'd like to help test for a few hours).
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