I became very excited about the SiaPrime project when I first came across it just after the Siacoin hard fork in October 2018.

I bought a few Antminer A3’s in March 2018 in the hope of mining quite a few Siacoin because the price was just too good to be true, but unfortunately the difficulty level was getting far too high and the price of Siacoin was getting lower and lower each day. I wasn’t mining enough coins and I started to make a loss, so I felt let down by the Siacoin project.
And then I heard about Siacoin’s hard fork and thought to myself that the investment I made into purchasing and setting up my A3’s were all a waste of time, money and effort. I was about ready to either sell them at a loss or dump them as scrap. However, not all was lost, in fact since the Siacoin hard fork, an even better more exciting and promising project was born out of its ashes, so welcome to the SiaPrime project.

I am so glad the Siacoin fork happened, otherwise SiaPrime would not have existed or I wouldn’t have known about it, so I am very grateful for that fork to have happened, even though I initially made a loss with Siacoin. So, my initial investment into my A3’s had a new lease of life (hallelujah 😊). I immediately started mining SiaPrime with amazingly fast results. I started mining even without a price set as that is how much I believe in the SiaPrime project. I eventually came to realize that it wasn’t all about mining SiaPrime. It is much more than this and I only learned this since being with SiaPrime. No other coin project I was involved with made me see this.

Since SiaPrime’s birth, I have been very active with SiaPrime and every day I am finding out new and exciting information that is just mind blowing. My mind has opened up since my involvement with SiaPrime, so I am forever grateful to their friendly community.

SiaPrime’s project itself about offering affordable cloud storage space took my attention immediately, so I went on to their Discord channel and I started contacting knowledgeable people who were involved in host storage for SiaPrime and I soon started setting up my own host storage to help the community. This is still work-in-progress for me. It is also possible to set up host storage space on a NAS server, which I thought was impossible, but it is quite easy to set up with the help of the SiaPrime community and their clever scripts. They bend over backwards to help you and that is very good to know. There’s no shortage of help here.
 
The reason why the SiaPrime community set up their own host storage space is because it can be used to rent cloud storage space from SiaPrime, which is affordable compared to other cloud storage space systems.

The team behind SiaPrime are very friendly, extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. They are constantly active on the Discord channel, so you’ll never be alone if you need answers to a query. Their community help a lot too and they are just as important as the team. So, if you need to know anything about SiaPrime or have a query, they will help you immediately. There’s no messing about with their kind and precious help.

Quite often, you get a lot of inside information from the team leader, which gives you a sense of how ambitious this project really is and how they are moving forward to a very bright future, so naturally I want to stick with them and somehow be part of it. Whatever the team does to promote itself to move forward, also benefits those involved in the project itself, whether cloud storage space or mining SiaPrime.
 
At the moment, I have been mining SiaPrime every day and I can gladly say that I am churning out millions of coins within a short space of time. This is SiaPrime’s reward to us, even though some people may not see it that way, but it is.

SiaPrime is the future and I believe those involved with them, will be healthily rewarded in time. This is why I am sticking with SiaPrime.
 
Out of all the crypto coins I have been involved with, I believe SiaPrime has a positive and fruitful future ahead of them for many years to come. We are being rewarded now and in the future, even though it’s early days yet. Why wouldn’t you want to be part of SiaPrime. The results will speak for themselves in time.

In conclusion, if you want to find an affordable and powerful cloud storage solution, then look no further than SiaPrime. Those who’d like to earn a little coin can quite easily set up their own host storage space to rent via the SiaPrime project.

Join SiaPrime’s Discord channel to find out more.
https://discordapp.com/channels/500467593375645706/500467593375645710

To see more information about SiaPrime, such as SiaPrime's calculator, download wallets and other SiaPrime channels, please click on the link below:
https://easycrypto101.com/siaprime/

I think there is something technically wrong with this pool, which is why you may not be receiving these emails. I used a gmail email when I first signed up and it was ok when I signed up months ago. The amount of coins I am mining now is half they were a week ago and nobody from suprnova are coming back to me on this. I am disappointed in their support.

Does anyone know what's happening to the RVN pool lately?
I was getting roughly around 240 RVN's a day and now these past few days I have been getting around 140 RVN's a day.
What's going on as the difficulty level looks pretty normal to me, I think.

Can someone please tell me how to withdraw my ETH funds out of etherc's exchange site as there is absolutely no option available to do it. I know I can withdraw and deposit within the exchange, but how to withdraw to another wallet address outside of the exchange is a mystery to me. I hope this is not a scam exchange site.

I tried contacting them several times on Twitter, ... no response.
I tried contacting through their support email, .... no response

So how can I trust this company if support is lousy??

Thanks.

P.S. I probably won't even get a response here, I may be surprised though.

Thank you for your response, it is much appreciated. So in a nutshell, I will never get 120,000 SCC's. I guess that ship sailed. Maybe you should change the information above to let everyone know that they will not get 120K anymore. I actually lost money on this transaction because of the high fees compared to the value of the SCC coin (I know it's not much, but it's a loss). Any chance of getting 120K as advertised as I'm hearing good news about this coin.

I didn't send SCC in error, unless you're talking about the amount of 130K instead of 120K. Is this correct? The address I used was: 0x74fd51a98a4a1ecbef8cc43be801cce630e260bd.

Thank you!

Today, I sent 130,000 SiaCashCoins as per the above instructions (10,000 more) and all I got was 1310 coins. Why?
I used MyEtherWallet wallet and I entered 130,000 Gas Limit, thinking I'd get that amount. There were no other data entries, except that one. Can you please tell me what I did wrong and how I can get these 130,000 coins. What I have now are not worth much and I spent more on the transaction fee. Thanks.

Does anyone know which pool is the best to mine for that coin. I'm using yiipmp, but I'm not getting the amount of calculated coins per day. I should be getting just over 200 a day, but I'm getting more like 110 even though my hashrate is spot on from the Raven coin calculator.
http://ravencalc.xyz/

I heard about Raven coin, but I couldn't quite easily get a wallet. I hate those QT wallets as you sometimes wait days for the blockchain databases to synchronize.
I'm the same, I'm mining to hold. Verge a few days ago was around 0.112068, so I should have exchanged them for BTC, now it's quite low again. I can now see the Verge may be recovering, so fingers crossed as the more per day, the better in the long run. At the end of the day we are doing this to make money. Paying off the hardware will take months or maybe years depending when the right time is to exchange them to dollars.

Hopefully it goes down as at the moment the xvg price is not bad.
Do you know of any other more profitable coins to mine?
I predominantly use yiimp and zpool, which are roughly the same. I've tried other pools like miningpoolhub and suprnova, but they weren't as good as yiimp and zpool. At the moment yiimp is the best for me so far. Do you know which pool to use for a more profitable coin?

I thought that might be so, however I'm not entirely convinced. During that January 2018 peak period where every single coin went up in price, including the Verge coin, which was quite high, I was mining the same amount of coins then. The Verge price now compared to that January peak is much less.

Look at this chart and you'll see that the difficulty level in January was roughly 3 times less than now. How's that so when the price of Verge was sky high then.
https://www.coinwarz.com/difficulty-charts/verge-difficulty-chart

Something is critically wrong and I think we are being swindled by either the Verge owners or every single pool website. Someone's making a lot of money from this. This all happened during the 20 million Verge coin hack, so I feel like the Verge owners are recovering their coins.

The Verge owners are also waste of time as they never respond to any of my emails to explain why. Verge will die soon if they do not talk to the public. I can see people who have mined or bought Verge coins pumping them all out soon.

Looks like Verge coin is dead as the Verge developers increased their difficulty level. Does anyone know why.
https://www.coinwarz.com/difficulty-charts/verge-difficulty-chart

Where can you see that as I am getting half the coins I was getting at the same hashrate using the same hardware. You say it's running fine, but I can't see this.  I'm losing a shit load of coins since something happened. The Verge owners/developers seem to have changed their difficulty level to an absurd amount. I contacted them twice and twice they didn't respond. I want to know why they increased the difficulty level to over 3 times as much as only a week ago. This is ridiculous and now I'm thinking of dumping all their stupid coins. I seem to be mining useless amount of coins.

Thanks for your information. I am mining x17 on Verge coins, which is 'hot' too, but I still get less coins. Do you know if anyone is getting the same problem as me on the Verge coins? I have to say, your pool is the best by far.

Are you the owner of Yiimp? If so thank you for responding, I didn't mean to sound rude. I have been writing on the owners Twitter feed just to find out what might be happening and whether I should continue mining Verge coins. I still don't understand why btc price would impact on the amount of Verge to mine. Back in January when there was a price hike on all coins, I was still mining the same amount of Verge coins. Since the Verge hack, I have been getting less coins.

Does anyone know a more profitable coin to mine right now?

Does anyone know what has happened to the amount of Verge coins being mined on the yiimp pool?
Last week I was mining around 140 to 160 coins a day and ow a few days ago I'm mining around 40 coins a day. I'm still using the same GPU's and hashrate. Has the difficulty level changed dramatically during the last 5 days or is this something to do with the recent 20 million coin hack?
The owner of the yiimp pool is useless at responding to anything on his Twitter feed. Does anyone please know?