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to Nixian: It seems like Your screenshot is from a Notification Page. Please check Your transactions section instead (on Your balance page). There must be mining transaction for 21.07. This transaction wasn't followed by any notification, that's why You don't see it there.
Best Regards. Bit-X Staff
Again missing payment, already twice in week "edit" : MINING 28.07.2015 13:03 received
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to Nixian: It seems like Your screenshot is from a Notification Page. Please check Your transactions section instead (on Your balance page). There must be mining transaction for 21.07. This transaction wasn't followed by any notification, that's why You don't see it there.
Best Regards. Bit-X Staff
Yes indeed , all good in transactions didn't notice , thanks
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Hi!
The delayed mining payouts for 21.07.2015 were processed just a few minutes ago.
Best Regards Bit-X Staff
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi57.tinypic.com%2F9gk6d1.jpg&t=663&c=HcyTwiETn4KB1w) Still nothing
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Didn't receive mining payouts at 21/07/2015 , anyone else having same problem ?
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So let me get this right.
You are saying we can purchase Hashnest S5's from Bitmain directly and pay via Credit Card and have it hosted on Hashnest?
That was possible ages ago, I assume they just missed deleting it from the website Thanks reply , so no new option , to bad
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What are you talking about? Please give a better description of what your asking.
Are you referencing the pay with USD? I don't see that option from the hashnest interface. Last I asked them, they said they are only taking BTC now; but maybe that changed?
I do see the USD option for purchasing the hardware (not cloud mining), but I believe they've always accepted USD via that route (although before it was through a third party CC processor).
I provided link to it , it's bitmaintech that offers exclusive cloudhash for hashnest payment in USD or BTC I tried the link but it says "Up Coming" and won't let me add it to cart. Did it work differently for you? I see this ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi57.tinypic.com%2F2cxvtoh.jpg&t=663&c=QRJwLzcXwU41Kw) Just printscreen fair use http://i57.tinypic.com/2cxvtoh.jpghere : https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150113072354545V0QVLrSw06A5Hit "VIEW CART"
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What are you talking about? Please give a better description of what your asking.
Are you referencing the pay with USD? I don't see that option from the hashnest interface. Last I asked them, they said they are only taking BTC now; but maybe that changed?
I do see the USD option for purchasing the hardware (not cloud mining), but I believe they've always accepted USD via that route (although before it was through a third party CC processor).
I provided link to it , it's bitmaintech that offers exclusive cloudhash for hashnest payment in USD or BTC
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Depending on location if you have a decent amount of property you could build a solar farm, this is the only way to even try and future proof your location. You buy property, put solar power on it and host, use the hosting money to help build up against the invested amount while also using half to buy your own miners.
So you take container oil cooled filled with miners x funds you have or want to spend ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.grcooling.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2015%2F03%2FFig4CONTAINER.png&t=663&c=faRlkq2DIBCwLQ) Add this ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi60.tinypic.com%2F28hhag7.jpg&t=663&c=E6YypmbMlpNR7g) And a bit of this ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi58.tinypic.com%2Frbxsat.jpg&t=663&c=0RTxKIS5zvIZPg) Wouldn't it be more profitable to mine then? If we speculate anyway why not underground for location , Sahara , dunno how much it cost mē but can't be a lot , enough sunshine and temperature variation to generate electricity , at first glance the only big problem would be a stable internet connection. Anyone has free satellite ?
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About power cost if you invest part in power storage you can reduce cost maybe by only mining on NON-peak power , this without any renewable energy source connected The power storage in my home project : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1071741 is only one of the power storage options as you can read in topic.
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A video from another hobbyist : Solar Powered BitCoin S3 Bitmain Miner FREE BTC! https://youtu.be/NnMsoHMCdkwJust wanted to share and keep you interested.
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Main account stolen No access , probably mail changed With new security update , pin is going to be broken to. Support tickets are being deleted on my new account , all of sudden can't chat anymore .
New security update with phone number doesn't help apparently Hack Tickets got deleted Muted on chat IRC channel changed with register after I told what happened there Pin broken Finally hacker got what he want
All these "random" events
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I'm not right up on power pricing & structure in your area but here's an idea to try maximise ur power & save money..
First i dont know how long it takes to fill a telsa battery so please take that into consideration.
Do u have on peak or off peak power available to u?
U could buy enough battery packs to charge using grid power in off peak times so that u could run them all the time & even mix them up with some solar panels to reduce that cost
Only want 1 battery cause 7kWh battery should be enough for house consumption. Two prices annual (euro): 92,92 Price kWh peak (euro-cent kWh): 11,54 Price per kWh off peak (euro-cent kWh): 5,25 Only night Price kWh (euro-cent kWh): 4,45 Setup: At night => battery loads and miners run on 0.0445 €/kWh At day => miners run on battery + solar panels 0.0445 €/kWh or less I asked for more specifications on battery but no reply yet. Yes indeed you could couple more battery's Thank you for your comment
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Thank you , I can't with my Xapo address
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Nixian owns this address on 2015-06-22 To verify I still own the address 18tjFYjkjnX3F2xx1srnfw4GXmouefY82Z
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The return on investment (ROI) date given on your site may be a little optimistic. You have assumed there will always be 25 bitcoin per block, ignoring the halving mid next year to 12.5 Bitcoin per block. Your ROI breakeven, at $240 per Bitcoin, may be closer to 900 days rather than 615 days. This halving is ignored by a number of the ROI calculators. At least with the coinwarz calculator you can experiment with the number of Bitcoins per block. Yes you're right , it's optimistic, not full worked out plan , still need to calculate electricity , inverter, psu, cooling system and anything I forgot. As stated on site "can vary greatly". http://bitcoinclock.com/For what I understand from it, it also means BTC price should go up considerable, being an optimist ofc ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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