How are they able to contsntly increase the hashrate while everyone else making miners seems to be hitting roadblocks?

You guys are really lucky that the best money making machine makers in the world are sharing their profits with you out of the goodness of their hearts.

According to Cryptory's profit calculator, the return from the mining equipment bought today stays constant for the next five years.

Do you think that is reasonable?

Yes, they were all different cases. I was listing some of the pretend ways that hyips say they make money.

What they have in common is that they are all lies.

Can you find any evidence that any of the people bringing the Cryptory scam to light are admins of other scams? I think you'll find we're mostly well known and respected members of this forum. We attack scams here because the scams attack Bitcoin, this forum, and its newbie users who might be dumb enough to lose their coins to them.

Earlier you mentioned that you had proof that Cryptory wasn't a scam.

Are you ready to share that proof?

Most miners struggle to ever earn enough coins to pay for their hardware.

At Cryptory, you can deposit 100 BTC, they buy mining hardware with it, and over the next 300 or so days you earn 0.32 BTC per day. After a little over 600 days your hardware has paid for itself!

That's pretty amazing - you've broken even in less than a year.

But wait - it gets better. You can then withdraw your original 100 BTC. Presumably Cryptory sells your 100 BTC mining rig, that has been working flat out for almost a year, and is a year out of date, and they magically get the full purchase price for it and send it to you. Instantly.

So your magic mining rig not only paid for itself in 300 days, you were then able to sell it for its original purchase price. You've doubled your money!

That sounds almost too good to be true, doesn't it?

Hey! Are you the new paid shill?

Anyway, Cryptory claims to be a mining operation that develops its own hardware (and has it produced by Infineon, allegedly, even though Infineon claims to have never heard of Cryptory). Several people, most notably dooglus, have indicated why the profit projections made by Cryptory don't match the reality of the mining ecosystem.

Furthermore, actual investments don't have "instant withdrawals". Money needs to be invested into something in order to make more money. You can't simply pull money out at a random time. Exchange-traded investments are the exception of course, because on an exchange withdrawing your investment means selling it to someone else. Cryptory claims that I can "invest" 100 BTC today and withdraw that 100 BTC + profit tomorrow. How did they make that profit? They conjured 100 BTC of mining hardware out of thin air for a day?

Real investments don't work like this. I know this and I'm pretty sure you do too, but since you get paid per post, you're apparently willing to promote something that is meant to steal money from unsuspecting victims.

No.

Because as we've said at least a dozen times: payments are not proof of anything. Ponzi schemes pay out perfectly until they stop.

Real proof has to involve evidence that they're actually mining and not just paying people with money from new deposits.

No, not really, there are two companies involved here.
The original company is Dublin Cryptorium Ltd. which is registered at the Rainsford street address, and there is also Cryptory Investment Partners Limited, which manages the Cryptory.com business from the Clonshaugh Business Park.
This is presumably where their hardware and main admin are, as in this pic of the "Office and Data Center" from their site



Which looks very impressive. I haven't been able to reconcile this with an arial picture of the Business Park however.
It does also seem a little strange that this is the only exterior shot of their 'data center' and that there is no identifying "Cryptory" sign anywhere.
Maybe they like to keep a low profile, with all those expensive miners humming away.

You seem to be new here.Fan of Cryptory?