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February 03, 2017, 04:23:59 PM |
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I would like to buy hosted mining but only if the provider I choose is using Bitcoin Core 13.1 and signaling for SegWit. Where does HaoBTC stand on SegWit and if you are using 13.1 how can I verify? Thank you.
What we offer is STANDARD HASHRATE, which means it's abstract and theoretical, and have nothing to do with block version or SegWit. Answered my own query by searching. I assume your hosted mining contracts hash at your own HaoBTC pool. bitcoinity.org shows HaoBTC pool is not signaling for SegWit yet. |
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February 04, 2017, 12:07:39 AM |
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I would like to buy hosted mining but only if the provider I choose is using Bitcoin Core 13.1 and signaling for SegWit. Where does HaoBTC stand on SegWit and if you are using 13.1 how can I verify? Thank you.
What we offer is STANDARD HASHRATE, which means it's abstract and theoretical, and have nothing to do with block version or SegWit. Wrong, if that was true what was all those youtube videos of Eric walking around showing off your hardware /mining farms.. And yes it does matter, Segwit requires 95% activation of all nodes in order to go live and seeing you guys are mining you are casting your vote one way or another. Icon |
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February 04, 2017, 02:23:06 AM |
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I would like to buy hosted mining but only if the provider I choose is using Bitcoin Core 13.1 and signaling for SegWit. Where does HaoBTC stand on SegWit and if you are using 13.1 how can I verify? Thank you.
What we offer is STANDARD HASHRATE, which means it's abstract and theoretical, and have nothing to do with block version or SegWit. Wrong, if that was true what was all those youtube videos of Eric walking around showing off your hardware /mining farms.. And yes it does matter, Segwit requires 95% activation of all nodes in order to go live and seeing you guys are mining you are casting your vote one way or another. Icon Mining farm is one thing, Standard Hash-Exchange is another. |
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February 05, 2017, 12:30:22 AM |
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Were does that hash rate come from, your own mines? If yes see above post of mine, if no then i would start to worry about your site..
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ranlo
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February 12, 2017, 03:49:27 AM |
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Were does that hash rate come from, your own mines? If yes see above post of mine, if no then i would start to worry about your site..
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They have their own mine. Not sure the link but there's actually video proof of their own mine, and if you follow blockchain analysis, they mine a lot of blocks (also easily confirmed). |
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February 12, 2017, 04:08:28 AM |
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lol you quoted 1/2 of the post, they clam there mining contracts are independent of there mines/hardware. That is why i asked the question..
again read above post of mine when someone asked if they support Segwit.
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ranlo
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February 12, 2017, 04:16:40 AM |
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lol you quoted 1/2 of the post, they clam there mining contracts are independent of there mines/hardware. That is why i asked the question..
again read above post of mine when someone asked if they support Segwit.
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You're correct -- I read your last post. You weren't quoting anyone, so, by inference, it was a standalone statement/question. That's how forums work -- if you want to respond to someone, you quote them. Your past post history shows you already know this. |
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February 22, 2017, 07:55:33 AM |
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Were does that hash rate come from, your own mines? If yes see above post of mine, if no then i would start to worry about your site..
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They own some miners. They also have other miners. |
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February 22, 2017, 10:55:06 AM |
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Having an online wallet which I can use everyday and generates any kind of interest is better then no interest at all.
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felicita
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February 22, 2017, 07:53:37 PM |
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Having an online wallet which I can use everyday and generates any kind of interest is better then no interest at all.
yes, thats why i have changed all my bitcoins from an other wallet to haoBTC. and now i like hao more and more . its a good company and good support . i hope its soone possible to buy some miners from theyr farms. kind regards |
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freemanjackal
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February 24, 2017, 11:29:04 PM |
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to have more information about the service, have some one made the calculus of how long for the return of the investment?
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ranlo
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February 25, 2017, 04:34:41 AM |
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to have more information about the service, have some one made the calculus of how long for the return of the investment?
Not sure if this is a spam post or not, but to be nice: interestRate/365*deposit=interestPerDay ROI = amountYouWant/interestPerDay Plug in your own values here. If you want to know what you have to deposit to get x per day: InterestRate/365*x=AmountYouWant (Plug into WolframAlpha) |
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February 25, 2017, 05:46:53 PM |
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to have more information about the service, have some one made the calculus of how long for the return of the investment?
Not sure if this is a spam post or not, but to be nice: interestRate/365*deposit=interestPerDay ROI = amountYouWant/interestPerDay Plug in your own values here. If you want to know what you have to deposit to get x per day: InterestRate/365*x=AmountYouWant (Plug into WolframAlpha) Well taken the above data and using 1 BTC and APR of 1% and btc staying around ~ $1,200. Waging the security of holding your own btc and the fact 2 Chinese exchanges, stop without notice withdraws of btc. Are you welling to wager a pitiful $3.29 cents for the worth of a $1,200 coin? Icon |
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March 02, 2017, 04:39:04 PM |
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to have more information about the service, have some one made the calculus of how long for the return of the investment?
Not sure if this is a spam post or not, but to be nice: interestRate/365*deposit=interestPerDay ROI = amountYouWant/interestPerDay Plug in your own values here. If you want to know what you have to deposit to get x per day: InterestRate/365*x=AmountYouWant (Plug into WolframAlpha) Well taken the above data and using 1 BTC and APR of 1% and btc staying around ~ $1,200. Waging the security of holding your own btc and the fact 2 Chinese exchanges, stop without notice withdraws of btc. Are you welling to wager a pitiful $3.29 cents for the worth of a $1,200 coin? Icon If you use the bank section of the HaoBTC, you should not have problem to withdraw. |
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March 02, 2017, 05:29:34 PM |
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Well taken the above data and using 1 BTC and APR of 1% and btc staying around ~ $1,200. Waging the security of holding your own btc and the fact 2 Chinese exchanges, stop without notice withdraws of btc. Are you welling to wager a pitiful $3.29 cents for the worth of a $1,200 coin?
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HaoBTC is not an exchange. |
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felicita
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March 08, 2017, 06:30:31 PM |
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wow love to see minimal deposit of financial is 1 BTc was last time i loked 10 BTC
now i investet here 1.5 BTC for 2 years .....and after 2 ears i get back my 1.5BTC in normal balance ?
or how is itworking ?
kind regards
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March 08, 2017, 10:56:39 PM |
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What happen to you dns name its pointing to https://bixin.com/ instead of haobtc....  |
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March 09, 2017, 12:37:59 AM |
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March 10, 2017, 01:11:34 AM |
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2 questions, first now that you lowered the finance amount from 10 to 1 BTC, is the yearly interest added monthly, ie first month 1% next month 2% etc or have to wait 12 months to draw the complete 7%?
Second whats the current wallet interest (not the finance one) is it still 1% apr?
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