hashflare.io best mining pool setting

[FreezeBe]

Thank you @minerlytics for that incredible tool, no more fooling around searching for the best Hashflare mining pool, this is great!

https://www.minerlytics.com

[ShadowBJ21]

I don’t usually write reviews but this has been really good investment.
I had a doubt what cloud mining service to start with. But after reading a lot of reviews I choosed Hashflare. There are some reasons:
- immediate payouts if hashpower is purchased from bitcoin
- unlimited contract length
- no any hidden fees and provide affordable mining equipment.

I bought first 40 GH SHA-256. After one week I got first payment.  Next day I looked at the prices and i really can buy next one for the price of 200$ per 1 TH. Gotta buy more bitcoin so I can buy next contract.

By the way I found 5% promo code for Hashflare in January, if you need you can take it here: https://bitcoinmining-cloud.com/

I'm always one who likes to tell people who ask that I like Hashflare but this "so-called" review is utter nonsense and only makes people angry because of false advertising if they fall for it:

- There are no immediate payouts ... there is a withdraw limit and for BTC it's unfortunately still at 0.05 BTC at this time.
- Therefore there is no way the poster could have withdrawn with 40 GH/s after one week.
- unlimited contracts are long gone ... it's 1-year contract!
- Price for 1 TH is $220

So in my opinion Hashflare is legit. But still do your research about what you get and if it's worth for you. And don't get drawn into it by false promises of people that just want to get some referrals.

[rockmoney]

Hi guys,

if you are mining BTC on Hashflare (SHA-256), check out the best mining pool settings on our website.
We recently created a page that monitoring Hashflare pool profitability.

How does it work?
We have registered 5 separate accounts on Hashflare. Each account has only one specific mining pool set up. We compare the BTC revenue per 1 TH/s of each account every day and analyze it on our website. A history and maintenance fee charts are available.

Please check it out and let us know your feedback.
Website link is: https://www.minerlytics.com/

Thanks!

Although very basic, [assuming it is accurate] the data provided is perfect for anyone with a SHA-256 mining contract on hashflare! I'm guessing you are only showing data for SHA-256 mining right now, as nothing happens when clicking on the other algo links? Anyway, very nice work and much appreciated!


If anyone has an ETHEREUM [ETH] mining contract, splitting your hashrate 50/50 has been the most profitable for me. I was doing 100% DwarfPool for the longest time, but switched to 50% DwarfPool / 50% EthereumPool a few days ago and am earning ~14% more per MH/s now (a considerable difference). Ethereum stats posted below until minerlytics.com begins sharing data on different algorithms (if they even plan on doing so)..

2018 JAN 14: 0.00010007 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 15: 0.00010264 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 16: 0.00010238 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 17: 0.00010024 ETH per 1 MH/s

I don’t usually write reviews but this has been really good investment.
I had a doubt what cloud mining service to start with. But after reading a lot of reviews I choosed Hashflare. There are some reasons:
- immediate payouts if hashpower is purchased from bitcoin
- unlimited contract length
- no any hidden fees and provide affordable mining equipment.

I bought first 40 GH SHA-256. After one week I got first payment.  Next day I looked at the prices and i really can buy next one for the price of 200$ per 1 TH. Gotta buy more bitcoin so I can buy next contract.

By the way I found 5% promo code for Hashflare in January, if you need you can take it here: https://bitcoinmining-cloud.com/

Although I can't confirm if it's working, the promo code is " HF17PROF5 ". The provided link makes you jump through a few hoops to get the code, so I just pasted it here for convenience..

EDIT/UPDATE (2018 JAN 17): "Oh, snap! This code has expired"

EDIT/UPDATE #2 (2018 JAN 17): Confirmed working codes (at time of writing) are below!
4% Off: HF18OWD75P4
3% Off: HF18TTT29W3

[ShadowBJ21]

If anyone has an ETHEREUM [ETH] mining contract, splitting your hashrate 50/50 has been the most profitable for me. I was doing 100% DwarfPool for the longest time, but switched to 50% DwarfPool / 50% EthereumPool a few days ago and am earning ~14% more per MH/s now (a considerable difference). Ethereum stats posted below until minerlytics.com begins sharing data on different algorithms (if they even plan on doing so)..

2018 JAN 14: 0.00010007 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 15: 0.00010264 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 16: 0.00010238 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 17: 0.00010024 ETH per 1 MH/s

Interesting!
I tried each one 100% and got better results in comparison with Dwarfpool (but this was just 2 days each early January) ... but If I compare it with my 100% DP the last days:

2018 JAN 14: 0.00009987 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 15: 0.00010244 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 16: 0.00010218 ETH per 1 MH/s
2018 JAN 17: 0.00010004 ETH per 1 MH/s

.... so yes, your observation of better results with 50/50 are valid. Just changed back to 50/50 too now.

[PeZ]

With the BTC difficulty going up 40% this past month and ETH difficulty going up 30%, things are looking a little grim for mining.

[manduul]

Guys, since my last reply here I've been thinking and thinking. I think Hashflare is Antpool's smart scam.

Lemme tell you. First, check https://btc.com/stats/pool/AntPool and https://btc.com/stats/pool/SlushPool and Antpool's small opponent https://btc.com/stats/pool/BW.COM

You'd see all those blue squares in the top area, hover your mouse and you'd see how many blocks that pool has mined. Antpool has twice the effective hash power of Slush pool, and we'll take Jan 15th as an example. Slush has mined 20 blocks, while Antpool mined 25, and BW.com found 0. Now we do some simple math. Antpool doesn't reward you block's TX fees. So 25*12.5=312.5 BTC to share between (let's just say) hundred thousand S9 units. But Slush rewards you TX fee and the blocks were about 17 each on average. So, 20*17=340 BTC to share between 50 thousand S9s. Now we go to https://www.minerlytics.com/hashflare/ to see how much each pool rewarded on the 15th. You'd think WTF..? Everypool is just about the same. But Antpool is always on top. Again, Antpool is always on top basically.

Also, that website promotes Antpool so much, recommending Antpool at 44%, F2pool at 28%, Slush at 28%. So, I also think that website is made by Antpool people.

Am I wrong..? It's just a thought, and a little bit of common sense tho.

Edit: I was gonna do another math comparing Antpool and BW.com but got distracted... But your common sense would tell you something, because BW.com did mine 2 blocks yesterday but Minerlytics website doesn't show it... 2 blocks at 100Ph/s is a lot. Your reward per Th should be on the moon.

[PeZ]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15W5EuyMo7zO4SxysxmRUp3NT7nKoyyI99rZAeRBKbyY/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0

F2 Pool was dominant in November.

I don't agree with risk distribution. You would be reducing your profits because the top pool tends to be consistent.

[ShadowBJ21]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15W5EuyMo7zO4SxysxmRUp3NT7nKoyyI99rZAeRBKbyY/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0

F2 Pool was dominant in November.

I don't agree with risk distribution. You would be reducing your profits because the top pool tends to be consistent.

Correct, I had switched to BW from Jan, 11th to 15th when they were best and my results showed the correct expectation.

If you don't check daily the risk distribution might be a good idea. But I take a look daily at the Google-Spreadsheet as well as the Minerlytics Site and switch accordingly. As you said, the quality is usually consistent for at least a couple of days (mostly even longer). So being not on the top side for a day before switching should hurt less than consistently passing on the top results due to a mix.

[numeracci]

Seems just to me or the fees increased big time during last week?
14,65%    04 Jan
13,65%
13,30%
14,60%
16,07%
16,93%
18,43%
19,83%
18,27%
16,35%
20,68%
22,97%
25,00%
26,14%
22,87%
23,12%
22,51%   20 Jan

Is that the Bitcoin difficulty?

[lucianus_luciferus]

it is because the bitcoin price is going down
they charge a fixed maintenance fee but it is deducted in bitcoins so if the bitcoin price is low it will take more bitcoins to cover the fee
Maintenance fee: 0.0035 $ / 10 GH/s / 24h

[thehook1]

it is because the bitcoin price is going down
they charge a fixed maintenance fee but it is deducted in bitcoins so if the bitcoin price is low it will take more bitcoins to cover the fee
Maintenance fee: 0.0035 $ / 10 GH/s / 24h

ANd it also depends which time of the day they take the exchange rate.
Seems like it's always taken when the bitcoin price in dropping.....

[gutsal139]

Here, on https://consultantcrypto.com/start-to-earn-with-hashflare/ you can find video and general tatorial. Text isn't informative, as much, but video has full description of most effective settings.

[Hopper83]

I am running a daily Hashflare pool comparison, so you can set your pool 100% to the most profitable one.
I'm sharing results for both BTC, LTC and ETH daily via my public Telegram channel https://t.me/HashflarePoolRanking

[minerlytics]

Hi guys,

Thank you all for your feedbacks!
We update our website every day based on our 5 separate Hashflare accounts. We do it for the community and free of charge.

Here are some answers about Minerlytics:

1) Why is it important not to bind to one pool? For example: BW pool was the most profitable on 2018-01-14. But the following day 2018-01-15 was the worst. This is a clear reason why not to bet on just one pool.

2) Does any of pools sponsor us? Definitely not! How does it work? We have registered 5 separate accounts on Hashflare. Each account has only one specific mining pool set up. We compare the BTC revenue per 1 TH/s of each account every day and analyze it on this website.

3) Why are the revenue values ​​rounded? This are exactly the values of the HF administration. Our monitoring accounts do not have big contracts. That's the reason. For the purposes of comparison, however, it is absolutely sufficient.

4) We only measure SHA-256 pools. If you would like to add more, please contact us (info at website domain name dot com).

If you like our site, please share it on Facebook, Twitter, forums or Telegram group of HF.
Any donations are also welcome.

Thanks!
https://www.minerlytics.com/

[hroub]

Hi guys,

Thank you all for your feedbacks!
We update our website every day based on our 5 separate Hashflare accounts. We do it for the community and free of charge.

Here are some answers about Minerlytics:

1) Why is it important not to bind to one pool? For example: BW pool was the most profitable on 2018-01-14. But the following day 2018-01-15 was the worst. This is a clear reason why not to bet on just one pool.

2) Does any of pools sponsor us? Definitely not! How does it work? We have registered 5 separate accounts on Hashflare. Each account has only one specific mining pool set up. We compare the BTC revenue per 1 TH/s of each account every day and analyze it on this website.

3) Why are the revenue values ​​rounded? This are exactly the values of the HF administration. Our monitoring accounts do not have big contracts. That's the reason. For the purposes of comparison, however, it is absolutely sufficient.

4) We only measure SHA-256 pools. If you would like to add more, please contact us (info at website domain name dot com).

If you like our site, please share it on Facebook, Twitter, forums or Telegram group of HF.
Any donations are also welcome.

Thanks!
https://www.minerlytics.com/

Cool website, but how do I switch between pools on Hashflare? I can't find any option to change pools. Do I need a minimum hashrate or something? Thanks.

[lucianus_luciferus]

Hi guys,

Thank you all for your feedbacks!
We update our website every day based on our 5 separate Hashflare accounts. We do it for the community and free of charge.

Here are some answers about Minerlytics:

1) Why is it important not to bind to one pool? For example: BW pool was the most profitable on 2018-01-14. But the following day 2018-01-15 was the worst. This is a clear reason why not to bet on just one pool.

2) Does any of pools sponsor us? Definitely not! How does it work? We have registered 5 separate accounts on Hashflare. Each account has only one specific mining pool set up. We compare the BTC revenue per 1 TH/s of each account every day and analyze it on this website.

3) Why are the revenue values ​​rounded? This are exactly the values of the HF administration. Our monitoring accounts do not have big contracts. That's the reason. For the purposes of comparison, however, it is absolutely sufficient.

4) We only measure SHA-256 pools. If you would like to add more, please contact us (info at website domain name dot com).

If you like our site, please share it on Facebook, Twitter, forums or Telegram group of HF.
Any donations are also welcome.

Thanks!
https://www.minerlytics.com/

Cool website, but how do I switch between pools on Hashflare? I can't find any option to change pools. Do I need a minimum hashrate or something? Thanks.

click on the gear icon in that pool allocation square
and yes you need to have some hashrate to change pools because switching pools does nothing without having some hashrate

[gmndza]

This site offers a very different recommendation....https://blockchain.info/pools

Which is correct??

[minerlytics]

This site offers a very different recommendation....https://blockchain.info/pools

Which is correct??

Hi,
website https://blockchain.info/pools is not focused on HF. These are global statistics.
Our website directly measures data of real accounts of the Hashflare.

How does our website work:
We have registered 5 separate accounts on Hashflare. Each account has only one specific mining pool set up. We compare the BTC revenue per 1 TH/s of each account every day and analyze it on this website.

More info:
https://www.minerlytics.com

Thanks for sharing.

[ShadowBJ21]

I am a big fan of Hasflare but reccommending them now with your own referal link is just cheap!
At the moment no inverstment in cloud mining can be proftable due to the low exchange rate. The only one earning is you on the cost of others!

Of course cloud mining with Hashflare might become worth it again (especially fo those who can't afford antminers) if the cryptos recover ... but right now recommending an inverstment is not fair to newcomers!

[coinomy.net]

I'm sharing daily payouts of each pool (BTC per 1TH/s) here everyday.
If you are interested, please take a look.
goo dot gl/JsGxC5