Hashie FireHashers: 60 / 90 day difficulty derivatives. ~0.75BTC / 2.5TH!

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Hashie FireHashers are limited duration cloud miners / difficulty derivatives that gives you mining returns of a 2,500 GH (2.5TH) miner. They last for 60 or 90 days, and are priced incredibly competitively:

Pricing
60 day: ~0.7577 BTC per 2.5 TH (with coupon)
Mining output at current difficulty and exchange rate: 0.9790 BTC

90 day: ~1.0837 BTC per 2.5 TH (with coupon)
Mining output at current difficulty and exchange rate: 1.4685 BTC

Maintenance fee: $0.002 USD / GH / day (already accounted for in the mining output estimates).

The pricing is updated every 20 minutes based on the latest market conditions, so the price by the time you visit will vary.

https://hashie.co/store_fh

Use coupon code 'BITCOINTALK' for a 10% discount.

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About Hashie
Hashie is a cloud mining platform established in Oct 2014. With over 40,000 users and more than 1.5 PH of hashpower sold, Hashie is the premier cloud mining platform.

Support
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[stompysteve]

Anyone want to chime in on their thoughts

I feel like 60 day would be a good deal I think about 2 months from now the hash rate is gonna blow up with am and other chips/products coming out

[ajw7989]

Anyone want to chime in on their thoughts

I feel like 60 day would be a good deal I think about 2 months from now the hash rate is gonna blow up with am and other chips/products coming out

Not worth it. If you do the math on a 60 day firehasher you will only ROI if difficulty increases 4% or less each time (and 4% is only very slightly more than ROI). Difficulty looks like it might start increasing now and even if it only goes up or down by 1% if we get hit with a 10% increase within the 60 days your ROI fails. Sure you could sell the firehasher to someone else but the 10% in fees hashie takes will suck up any profits you could have made. I would stay away from it personally. They advertise you will make approximately 0.2 btc from this product BUT if you read the fine print it says assuming difficulty does not change.