Ive been pushing amhash to provide clarity on the hashie issue for months now, as Ive been saying hashie is a ponzi scam.

To be fair, Ive gotten a few vague answers, but among the unsolved mysteries that remain is what would happen if hashie oversold its allotted amhash rate and/or never transferred the funds or even the ownership data to amhash. IOW, what if I say I bought 100TH worth of amhash through hashie, but amhash have no knowledge of this, and havent seen my bitcoin?

As I also said earlier, using hashie to resell these contracts was about as stupid as hiring 'john carley" to do their PR and Trendon Shavers to do their accounting. And yes, they should be blamed for that, even if they will try to make it right.

I wouldnt call it a joke. Its more like an educational ahm.. something: if one can figure out why Masters Cub is worthless despite its enormous hashrate and even despite honoring its contractual obligations, perhaps one can figure out how other cloudmining scams operate. Its also an experiment to see how many people dont even bother reading a few paragraphs of text, and just jump on every bold looking promise in the headline.  See post below this. Q.E.D

AMhash is one of only 5 cloudmining services I have labeled as 'legit', scoring zero points on my ponzi scale
Hashie Gen 1 has been labeled ponzi from the start with 6 out of 7 points on my ponzi scale.
Their names may contain several common letters, but thats about all they share.

(Mind you, being "legit" is something very different from being "profitable", as witnessed by the fact cryptx and cex.io also score high marks on my ponzi scale, yet its difficult to imagine many of their customers are happy. Ive never believed in (cloud)mining since the dawn of asics, and I never will, so my ultimate bitcoin investment recommendation remains a cold wallet investment)

Yeah, they hacked his firewall



and then deleted all his petahashes!

Oh now you ask me?

And should we believe they have (physical) control over the miners as well? 
Someone hacked his website and downloaded a few PH worth of mining hardware?

Wake up, this whole 'hack' thing is just a smoke screen.

He cant. Remember, he was 'hacked'.



Dont know much about hacking, but maybe one day I will understand how that makes mining hardware disappear.

Oh the irony.

"Spreading your risk" among many cloud mining companies is akin to telling your army to disperse when trapped in the middle of a minefield. It just guarantees you will step on just about every mine.

Next time, do some due diligence instead. Its not like the info isnt out there (hint: check my signarure)

Ok, you got me. I might as well admit Im the one who told Bokyo: "hand me the keys to your Icelandic datacenter or I will....
 tell everyone you dont have a datacenter!"

You already gave the answer:


You were robbed. Just like everyone with a brain and a conscience predicted.

No, when they started accepting orders would have been the perfect time to show that mining address.
Why is it that most people only start asking the obvious questions after they got robbed, instead of before deciding to invest?

ltcgear and hashprofit are both suspended/under 'attack'/not paying out/blah blah blah.

Some people still think pirate was legit and will pay out one day.

There is nothing weird about pilots requesting a higher altitude to fly over clouds/storm.

The reason MH370 isnt found yet, and might never be found is because it flew with nearly full tanks towards on an unknown heading towards the middle of nowhere. IIRC it had like 4000 miles range, that is a gigantic search area especially if its an ocean where stuff sinks.

This plane, while of course its way too early to even speculate what happened, nothing seems out of the ordinary in so far you consider a crash 'ordinary'. Its not exactly the first time a plane plunges from high altitude (think airfrance 447) or disintegrates in midair (think China Airlines Flight 611 and dozens of others). If anything its a miracle it doesnt happen any more frequently.

Its not new. The idea of using btc (or namecoins) as digital stamps for messaging services to prevent spam has been around since almost the beginning.
$10 is a bit excessive though .


Yeah, imagine my surprise 

So, still think Im consistently wrong? Three more ponzi's collapsing today, and my track record distinguishing between scams and legitimate cloud mining companies still stands at 100%
Continue ignoring my advice at your own peril.

Ive been offering these bets for many months against all obvious ponzi's.
Id be far more worried why you weaseled out of it. Dont have enough faith in this operation to even bet 1 lousy coin?

Besides, how would a hack or DDoS significantly undermine any mining operation?  DDoS should have zero impact and being 'hacked' at most someone could steal a day worth of mining or something, thats not something you wouldnt recover from is it?

LOL. here is a snippet:

<ellave> Hashie how about putting something under news that the payout is being looked into 11:09
<ellave> would make a lot of people happy 11:09

<Hashie (Official)> ellave: but they are not being looked into 11:10
<Hashie (Official)> they will be looked into at some point 11:10

<icon> So just cause I just loged in and not read the whole story.. People saying they not getting paid is that correct? 11:12
<Hashie (Official)> icon: yeah if you want to help with payouts you can donate to your address: 1HaShiEAAhhkVW8fdTpg1mu2ikLVZcxtg2 11:13
<bhok> it is correct 11:13
<icon> And Hashie saying he/she will not looking into the reason why? Or did I miss something... 11:13
<Hashie (Official)> donate to our address* 11:13

Looking good!

If you had made some convincing pictures or video's and posted those I might grant them that point. I can only judge what I can check, not eye witness reports of people with (no offense) no credibility here.