What is current daily payout per hashlet? In other words, what is expected ROI, is it profitable to get this?
Here are the current rates. Maintenance fee can be as much as 50% for pools other than ZenPool, so keep that in mind. -snip- I presume none of admins of these pools has ever identified these hashlets mining at their pools? That's correct. They're not throwing any hash to the pools, not even matching the real payout rates. It's even mentioned in the terms that this is virtual.
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This video brings up some good points about FIAT money. I remember prediction saying that the dollar could collapse in 2014 and to be honest the government shutdown was really scary. But to be honest, I don't think that the collapse of the US dollar would result into a worldwide economic crisis. Most likely it would result to America having to rebuilt it's economy and maybe factories coming back to the states due to cheap workers.
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What is current daily payout per hashlet? In other words, what is expected ROI, is it profitable to get this?
Well, unless GAW finds an excuse to reduce the payout of their virtual miners it's perfectly possible to get a ROI with the current rate which is ~ 0.0005/MHs/day for the zenpool. Solo hashlets have the rate of the pool they're virtualy mining in.
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I just called the phone listed in their website. It just throws you in an endless loophole and you never get to talk to an actual person. Press 1 for support 2 for information 3 for orders Whatever number you press it's just going to repeat.
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my thoughts i have 30MH running on zenportal , I'm making more on this then at cex.io , at this time i'm thinking maybe i should pull out of cex.io and just double my money on zenportal
Cex is more of a daytrader thing. The main way people get profit there is trading, if you're a bit lucky maybe trading in a comblination with mining earnings. The dissadvantage with hashlets is that you don't get the advantage to cash out when you want, especially with big hash amounts were selling your account for a profit would be even harder. If you trust GAW, then I say go for it. Otherwise, don't. I just sold my zen account along with my hashlets because I wasn't really amused by the revelations through changes in the agreement.
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They are credits given on your balance held in zencloud. They are essentially paying interest on your funds if you leave it sit. They are giving hashpoints for upvotes on hashtalk, the reason I shared that is because I was and am still banned, there is no way I was helpful on there.
Maybe people there are trying to silently show that they agree with some speculation by upvting so they don't get banned. Who knows... This interest system makes it sound like it's a ponzi even more though.
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Maidak helped with an escrow. I'm impressed with how smooth it went. He's really profesional and experienced. I'd trust him again and again.
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I was credited 1 hashpoint for helping on hashtalk.org.
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What are those points used for? Are they like in store credits to get hashlets?
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Gotta say it was a really smooth procedure. Left positive feedback to both the buyer and escrow.
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how to get free hash and what type of algo scrypt x13 x15 ?? ty Their promotion is for umisoo hash power, which mines bitcoin only. Other than that, currently you can only trade scrypt hashing power in the platform.
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PM me, will use escrow if not much trust.
What do these hashlet things do exactly? Is it just a external device to show your cloud interface? Kinda, it's basically cloud mining shares. The prime can mine scrypt and sha, and switch between multipools for the best rates. Have a look, they are pretty neat. I would recommend the prime or the zen solo. Can it mine sha now? Did I miss something?
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What is this Stellar?
It's supposed to be ripple 2.0... But it's centralised and the developoers can control the inflation. It has some potential but it's technology hasn't been used constructively that much yet. There's a good chunk of information in the OP if you'd like to know more.
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I just noticed something - the daily fee on my wafflet is ~50% of its earnings. I understand it's a gift horse and all that but I wonder what happens if it starts closing in on 100%. I hope I can discard it somehow.
It's ~33.2% for yesterday's Cleverlet. For a Zenlet, it was ~23.8%. Meantime, payouts and maintenance fees are done, balances are done, but withdrawals are very delayed. Used to take 0-2 minutes; now it's at least 22 minutes. Going to wait the hour out to see. I'm noticing similar problems with the payouts... Although I only own 2 hashlets (1 from the giveaway) this annoys me... Let's see what their excuse is going to be this time.
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is it officially announced by bit main?
YES... They posted this from their official bitcointalk account and it's even announced in their website...
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So to answer to the op, they don't actually exist.
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Not that I have a problem with that, they even mentioned it in the purchase page and they didn't lie. But just to make it more clear, here's a look at daily earnings and fees (I only own 10 Gh/s)
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Great! Offer "free hash" and the thread turns into a total shitfest of begging. Well, they did in fact say that people should send their username through a PM. Giving people reason to post in your thread for a giveaway or a game is even against the rules. But I guess you can't really blame them since they didn't directly ask people to post here in order to receive the free hash power.
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so how does it work. 1 umisoo is what exactly?
It's one Gh/s bitcoin hashing power. Earning from it will be credited to your account.
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I guess I got it. I've also bought some hash as well. Let's hope that BITMAIN will be able to provide us with a rock solid cloud mining service same way they've been doing with delivering miners for so long. Looking forward for a ROI.
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Sent a PM as well, let's see.
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