Bitcoin Cloud Mining with HashFlare

[crazyivan]

Does anyone know the Scrypt default pools setting?

Hi! You can create a ticket to our support team they'll help you

Thanks - ticket submitted in regard to Scrypt default pools setting and reply received promptly - very efficient

The reply I received from Edgar, in case others are interested, was:

At the moment the best way to distribute your Scrypt hashrate between pools is fifty-fifty between LTC1BTC and LitecoinPool.org.
If there are any other issues or questions - feel free to contact us.

Scrypt currently offers 3 pools, Ghash.io, Weminetlc and F2Pool. What Litecoinpool.org???

@crazyivan, I am on Litecoinpool.

This is what I can see on my console:

Thx, my mistake, I failed to see there is this drop down menu. Switched to recommended pools, let see how that works out.

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[crazyivan]

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

[bapparabi]

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

In 2016 may be they will add right now they don't have ..where as in genesis mining they have stared ..so hashflare will also soon add this 

[startupbg]

as i can see i'm not the only person with problems with them.

Did a payment on their site. An error occurred but the payment is deducted from my bank account.

After sending a mail to their support the only answer i got several times is i need to contact their payment gateway to solver their problems.

 

[wlefever]

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

In 2016 may be they will add right now they don't have ..where as in genesis mining they have stared ..so hashflare will also soon add this 

If they ever add anything I just hope it is profitable because X11 mining and Ethereum mining on Genesis is anything but profitable.

[mokadev]

what is your payout for 1 mhs?

[HashFlare]

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

At the moment I can say that we rejected the idea to start up Scrypt-N contract.

[wlefever]

what is your payout for 1 mhs?

Last 4 days payout per 1 MHS:
0.00008412
0.00008338
0.00008341
0.00008219

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

At the moment I can say that we rejected the idea to start up Scrypt-N contract.

That makes sense to me, there don't seem to be any stable, or large enough coin networks to spend time on Scrypt-N.

[biggbox]

@Hashflare,

Are we able to have payouts in LTCs? Currently all our payouts are in converted to BTCs even though we have scrypt power.

I speculate that HF is probably doing LTC/BTC day trading to gain extra profit -- I don't mind them but if we are able to have payouts directly in LTCs would be nice. It is good to give customer choices but don't pamper them.       

On the other hand, I'm certain customers would be happy to know the simplicity of getting payouts in uniformity through BTC instead of getting concerned with LTC or BTCs.

[mrsalve]

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

In 2016 may be they will add right now they don't have ..where as in genesis mining they have stared ..so hashflare will also soon add this 

If they ever add anything I just hope it is profitable because X11 mining and Ethereum mining on Genesis is anything but profitable.

X11 mining is way down all over.

[mrsalve]

what is your payout for 1 mhs?

Last 4 days payout per 1 MHS:
0.00008412
0.00008338
0.00008341
0.00008219

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

At the moment I can say that we rejected the idea to start up Scrypt-N contract.

That makes sense to me, there don't seem to be any stable, or large enough coin networks to spend time on Scrypt-N.

What is your pool split for scrypt mining?

[wlefever]

I've got a 50/50 split between LTC1BTC and Litecoinpool.org.  I tried out a few different pool selections, and couldn't really see a noticeable difference in payouts.  Granted it wasn't a long enough timeframe to really tell, and I didn't take the time to look at the LTC/BTC rate so their may be a better option.

[biggbox]

What about Scypt N or Etherum? Are there any plans in that direction?

In 2016 may be they will add right now they don't have ..where as in genesis mining they have stared ..so hashflare will also soon add this 

If they ever add anything I just hope it is profitable because X11 mining and Ethereum mining on Genesis is anything but profitable.

X11 mining is way down all over.

It is over-hyped. I almost jumped into its Ether but hold my horses when I saw a clause that they will switch to X11 under certain conditions.

[mrsalve]

I've got a 50/50 split between LTC1BTC and Litecoinpool.org.  I tried out a few different pool selections, and couldn't really see a noticeable difference in payouts.  Granted it wasn't a long enough timeframe to really tell, and I didn't take the time to look at the LTC/BTC rate so their may be a better option.

Thanks, it was better then I had. Now need to figure out what settings to sha256.

[Rubberduckie]

even though I tried to explain to my wife how cloud mining isnt very
good she still wants gh lol. Is this place turning a profit? can a member
give me an honest answer if its worth trying out.

thx in advance 

[jadefalke]

even though I tried to explain to my wife how cloud mining isnt very
good she still wants gh lol. Is this place turning a profit? can a member
give me an honest answer if its worth trying out.

thx in advance 

1. at the Moment Hashflare is paying.
2. the ROI Time is for SHA 256 very long and with the upcoming DIff increases it will get even longer. ( i would not invest in SHA 256) With SCRYPT it is a bit more stable.
3. Hashflare could not prove until now that they are mining to that extend that they are claiming they are...(some Pictures of Miner in one Rack are not enough evidence to me.
4. Hashcoins who back the Operation with Hardware had a lot of Hardware on their Webpage which was all pre-order and never hit the Market afaik.
5. Until they proof that they are really Mining it's pure speculation from my Point of view. Like with every other Ponzi.
6. Don't invest Money that you cannot afford to lose.

[HashFlare]

@Hashflare,

Are we able to have payouts in LTCs? Currently all our payouts are in converted to BTCs even though we have scrypt power.

Unfortunately, users  aren't able to have payouts in LTC at the moment. We are working on LTC ballance and payouts. options.

3. Hashflare could not prove until now that they are mining to that extend that they are claiming they are...(some Pictures of Miner in one Rack are not enough evidence to me.

Our data center is full of locked hardware stands and there is very little space in between them. That is why it gets really problematic to open the stands and take an angle for all the hardware to be seen. We are currently thinking of a way to provide more proof of the mining process, but at this exact moment we are working on our security system making it perfect, and this is a higher priority for us (I believe that some of you have had some issues logging in lately - that's us doing some coding wizardry).

4. Hashcoins who back the Operation with Hardware had a lot of Hardware on their Webpage which was all pre-order and never hit the Market afaik.

As far as I know - currently HashCoins has changed its business model and is now working wholesale.

6. Don't invest Money that you cannot afford to lose.

So true!

[wlefever]

@Hashflare,

Are we able to have payouts in LTCs? Currently all our payouts are in converted to BTCs even though we have scrypt power.

Unfortunately, users  aren't able to have payouts in LTC at the moment. We are working on LTC ballance and payouts. option.

This is good news!  I hope this works out some time in the future.  Also to reiterate the point above with their opinion of Hashflare they sent the following email newsletter stating "We can proudly announce that during the first 9 months we have launched over 5 PH/s of SHA-256 and over 80 GH/s of Scrypt hashrate.".  It is unproven at this point, but seems legitimate, and more than others will say in most cloud mining ops.

Merry Christmas to all!

[Proxiebuier]

i want to ask about hashflare..
any proof from hashflare about hardware mining ? maybe some image or video ?

[jadefalke]

i want to ask about hashflare..
any proof from hashflare about hardware mining ? maybe some image or video ?

c'mon dude, thats was answerd just before your post...