Drumble, the lower the payout yield (the longer the ROI) the more incentive to trade because the less you lose by having bitcoin sitting on your account waiting for the right trade. On the other hand hash in sell orders mines until the orders are filled. Also the lower the payout yield the less incentive to re-invest at best ask and the more to fish for lower prices. A market for hash will always tend to trend down over time because as soon as the hash mines traders start marking it down for profit taking. So, the most obvious trading strategy will be to try to buy high and sell lower in general in order to increase the hash rate held.
So, I can see problems in maintaining this current price level.
So, I can see problems in maintaining this current price level.
Well as far as trading and payout yield I got that. Noob in the hashrate territory but no noob in trading. I was just looking for some statistics. It has been an exciting week so far got my small time initial raised 10 times from 0.3 to 3 BTC so not to bad at all. Buy low sell high, repeat. Risky but profitable in an fluctuating market. As I see it the fluctuation happened because of the mining problems and the server lag gave a little extra. Now I don't expect this to happen when it is settled, but seeing some charts from the last months or so would clear things up in an instant.
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So, the most obvious trading strategy will be to try to buy high and sell lower in general in order to increase the hash rate held.
I assume that is a typo.
Buy high sell lower to increase the hash rate yield?
But English is not my native language so I could be wrong