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August 22, 2015, 11:54:47 PM
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payout skipped by gigahash on 21/08
Oh yes i see.. Thats bad news. I hope they take care of that...
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August 23, 2015, 04:03:25 PM
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payout skipped by gigahash on 21/08
Oh yes i see.. Thats bad news. I hope they take care of that...
2 Dividends today. So i got everything, that was missed. One is already withdrawn. The second is pending.
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August 25, 2015, 08:34:13 PM
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the rate at which bitcoin prices are falling on a daily basis is scary.
if it becomes unprofitable to mine what would happen to our gigahash contracts. would they be temporarily suspended or straightaway cancelled?
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August 25, 2015, 08:38:16 PM
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the rate at which bitcoin prices are falling on a daily basis is scary.
if it becomes unprofitable to mine what would happen to our gigahash contracts. would they be temporarily suspended or straightaway cancelled?
They get temporarily suspended for 10 days. After that they get terminated forever. I don't get the right formula to calculate the minimum bitcoin price to keep the contracts alive. Is someone able to do that?
I mixed it up with another cloud mining company...

Quote from their FAQ:
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As long as the cloud is profitable (i.e. the payout covers the maintenance fee) you will continue to mine and be able to receive payouts. Theoretically, this could be 1-5 years, however practically it will depend on difficulty and market prices for the crypto currencies.


Todays dividend was 375 sastoshi/GHS | 60GHS Payout: 0.00022500
Yesterday it was 400 satoshi/GHS | 60GHS Payout: 0.00024000
Three days from now: 400 satoshi/GHS | 60GHS Payout: 0.00024000
4 days from now: 424 satoshi/GHS | 60GHS Payout: 0.00025440

I hope this information is helpful to someone, who can calculate the minimum bitcoin price to keep the contracts alive!
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August 27, 2015, 09:23:30 PM
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The dividends are rising again. Let's hope the bitcoin price keeps rising, so we can expect huge rewards again. 0.000237BTC a day from 60GHS is a bit low... ROI is beyond 300 days...
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August 30, 2015, 11:56:25 AM
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I found a nice chart that shows the dividends earnings by time and i want to share it with you. So here it is:

I think this is a good visualization of the fluctuation in earnings from their mining operation.
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August 31, 2015, 12:11:43 PM
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Here's an overview of my recent experience with them:
The rate seems to be stabilized to 0.000237BTC a day. I hope the bitcoin price is rising again soon.

Here are the latest payouts from my gigahash cloud mining contract:
Today: https://blockchain.info/tx/354649216c86c1c353c5a19b85529a0fa1feadfd989c6123a48e08cc27006f65
Yesterday: https://blockchain.info/tx/77fbdcb9a49f6bc08b1b67c504b261cfdb6f060c6f0247fdb1d59734c42b8a13
29.08.15: https://blockchain.info/tx/c1baa7283684b7dc099dd5efab1791883ba60b6ba70b27c0e3330ed271410dea
28.08.15: https://blockchain.info/tx/ad77f14e6f22711b08ea480dad66c9722ebeedb735ff3e66fe8c8ba8ab63b1f4

But the payment time stabilized too. The payments are around 14 o'clock as they promise on their website. I'm much happier with them now.
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September 01, 2015, 08:34:16 AM
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Is GigaHash out of the business? The site is down at the moment an their Twitter is quiet.
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September 01, 2015, 08:59:17 AM
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Is GigaHash out of the business? The site is down at the moment an their Twitter is quiet.
I don't know. We'll se in a few hours. I hope they come back and have a power loss ore something similar.

BTW: What's their twitter handle? I don't remembee and the site is gone...
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September 01, 2015, 09:49:29 AM
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Is GigaHash out of the business? The site is down at the moment an their Twitter is quiet.

I don't think so ... they are gone forever ..........
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September 01, 2015, 11:17:01 AM
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Is GigaHash out of the business? The site is down at the moment an their Twitter is quiet.

I don't think so ... they are gone forever ..........
I don't hope that. But luckily the 180 days from paypal are not over so nothing is lost if they run away.
I give them 10 days to recover their website and buisness. No payment for 10 days means i'm taking back my money.
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September 01, 2015, 11:43:49 AM
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Is GigaHash out of the business? The site is down at the moment an their Twitter is quiet.

I don't think so ... they are gone forever ..........
I don't hope that. But luckily the 180 days from paypal are not over so nothing is lost if they run away.
I give them 10 days to recover their website and buisness. No payment for 10 days means i'm taking back my money.
Site is back online!
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September 02, 2015, 11:42:49 AM
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Yes, they are online.. But i haven't been paid. They are a day behind.
Is anyone, so we could check the blockchain?


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September 02, 2015, 01:36:25 PM
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Yes, they are online.. But i haven't been paid. They are a day behind.
Is anyone, so we could check the blockchain?


I got my payment yesterday at 19:38 local time. https://blockchain.info/tx/0a90a556f7e4ff9ba209fa3c020e62bd9faa5f8ba7c0537d33b379d0c75488e3
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September 02, 2015, 03:10:39 PM
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Be careful with cloud mining services...
There's currently about 50 or more cloud mining services and 99% of them turn out to be scams... Every day we see mining companies popping out with new scams.
So watch out for bloodsuckers and avoid shady cloud mining services
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September 02, 2015, 03:16:45 PM
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Be careful with cloud mining services...
There's currently about 50 or more cloud mining services and 99% of them turn out to be scams... Every day we see mining companies popping out with new scams.
So watch out for bloodsuckers and avoid shady cloud mining services
I know about that. That's why i finally created the thread. gigahash had sold over 1TH/s of mining power before i purchased. So i wanted some experiences with them. No one replied so i gone with them with a small amount ($20). I was in scrypt.cc and cloudminr.io too. They both scammed me. I'm aware of the risk. I first wanted to go with xscrypt.com too but i'm happy i didn't. But no guts, no glory!

And until December i can reverse my paypal payment to gigahash.org so it's less risky what i'm doing right now.
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September 02, 2015, 04:56:53 PM
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I just noticed Giga paid me as well yesterday.. Don't know why i missed it.

What i do miss is an updated list of current cloud mining services.
Most lists aren't even updated.

I like to check them out and decide if there is some that i could try..

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September 02, 2015, 05:13:31 PM
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I just noticed Giga paid me as well yesterday.. Don't know why i missed it.

What i do miss is an updated list of current cloud mining services.
Most lists aren't even updated.

I like to check them out and decide if there is some that i could try..

Try cmmonitor.com, it's working best for me.
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September 02, 2015, 06:44:42 PM
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I just noticed Giga paid me as well yesterday.. Don't know why i missed it.

What i do miss is an updated list of current cloud mining services.
Most lists aren't even updated.

I like to check them out and decide if there is some that i could try..


There are only 2 legitimate cloud-mining services I could think of: Hashnest and Bit-X. If you guys happen to stumble upon a new 'cloud-mining' site, be skeptical about it, specially if the stats posted on their site is ludicrous if they are new in the game. There could have been some magic happening around there to fool you guys and take your money away from you. Instead of earning, you might end up losing all the money you've invested.

Also, one more thing on spotting fake cloud-mining services: if they cannot provide a picture of their equipment, then most likely that so-called 'cloud-mining' service is a ponzi scheme/scam in the making.

*Edited some minor mistakes.

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September 02, 2015, 07:26:53 PM
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I just noticed Giga paid me as well yesterday.. Don't know why i missed it.

What i do miss is an updated list of current cloud mining services.
Most lists aren't even updated.

I like to check them out and decide if there is some that i could try..


There are only 2 legitimate cloud-mining services I could think of: Hashnest and Bit-X. If you guys happen to stumble upon a new 'cloud-mining' site, be skeptical about it, specially if the stats posted on their site is ludicrous if they are new in the game. There could have been some magic happening around there to fool you guys and take your money away from you. Instead of earning, you might end up losing all the money you've invested.

Also, one more thing on spotting fake cloud-mining services: if they cannot provide a picture of their equipment, then most likely that so-called 'cloud-mining' service is a ponzi scheme/scam in the making.

*Edited some minor mistakes.

Also genesis mining is now providing live streams from their mining facilitys. They are proven too, i think.

Edit: Where are the pictures of the bit-x mining operation?
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