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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
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March 27, 2016, 11:47:06 AM |
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC.
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March 27, 2016, 11:55:08 AM |
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Is it true that cloud mining causes global warming?
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March 27, 2016, 11:56:38 AM |
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It's worth to mention that all those long term calculations are only predictions. No one really knows what the future difficulty will be, so it's impossible to produce 100% accurate estimate.
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March 27, 2016, 01:41:01 PM |
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. Thanks for your prompt reply. Now I am interested in https://www.genesis-mining.com because of there lifetime mining contracts. Can you please help me in understanding their license agreement ? a. 0.260 USD per GH/s upfront b. USD 0.00055 per GH/s and day, deducted on a daily basis* from the generated Coins Is the meaning of the first line that when you earn 0.26 USD worth of BTC you have to pay them ? Or do you have to pay extra 0.26 after purchase ? The particular plan that I am interested in costs $96, so does this mean I have to pay $0.26 extra ? Now whats really confusing is the second line-: I have to pay 0.00055 USD for each GH/s meaning each time a GH is done it will cost me 0.00055 USD right ? If that is true then each day has 86400 seconds then for each day I have to pay 86400*0.00055 = 47.52 USD ? Since each day has 86400 seconds thus 86400 100 GH/s will be generated. Am I right in my assumption ?
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March 27, 2016, 01:44:27 PM |
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. Thanks for your prompt reply. Now I am interested in https://www.genesis-mining.com because of there lifetime mining contracts. Can you please help me in understanding their license agreement ? a. 0.260 USD per GH/s upfront b. USD 0.00055 per GH/s and day, deducted on a daily basis* from the generated Coins Is the meaning of the first line that when you earn 0.26 USD worth of BTC you have to pay them ? Or do you have to pay extra 0.26 after purchase ? The particular plan that I am interested in costs $96, so does this mean I have to pay $0.26 extra ? Now whats really confusing is the second line-: I have to pay 0.00055 USD for each GH/s meaning each time a GH is done it will cost me 0.00055 USD right ? If that is true then each day has 86400 seconds then for each day I have to pay 86400*0.00055 = 47.52 USD ? Since each day has 86400 seconds thus 86400 100 GH/s will be generated. Am I right in my assumption ? No, not at all. Every day you will have to pay 0,000555*100=0,05$ for electricity. The up-front thing is the price of buy I think. However, I don't recommend you to buy these mining contracts, because you will never profit, maybe never reimburse your initial purchase.
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March 27, 2016, 02:13:23 PM |
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. Thanks for your prompt reply. Now I am interested in https://www.genesis-mining.com because of there lifetime mining contracts. Can you please help me in understanding their license agreement ? a. 0.260 USD per GH/s upfront b. USD 0.00055 per GH/s and day, deducted on a daily basis* from the generated Coins Is the meaning of the first line that when you earn 0.26 USD worth of BTC you have to pay them ? Or do you have to pay extra 0.26 after purchase ? The particular plan that I am interested in costs $96, so does this mean I have to pay $0.26 extra ? Now whats really confusing is the second line-: I have to pay 0.00055 USD for each GH/s meaning each time a GH is done it will cost me 0.00055 USD right ? If that is true then each day has 86400 seconds then for each day I have to pay 86400*0.00055 = 47.52 USD ? Since each day has 86400 seconds thus 86400 100 GH/s will be generated. Am I right in my assumption ? No, not at all. Every day you will have to pay 0,000555*100=0,05$ for electricity. The up-front thing is the price of buy I think. However, I don't recommend you to buy these mining contracts, because you will never profit, maybe never reimburse your initial purchase. So what do you recommend for bitcoin mining ? Manual mining ? What's the best way to earn BTC ?
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March 27, 2016, 04:53:37 PM |
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The expected generation output, at 100 ghps, given difficulty of 165,496,835,118.226348876953, is 0.000303876818 BTC per day and 0.000012661534 BTC per hour. Given this rate it will take you 9 years, 0 weeks, 5 days, 19 hours, 22 minutes, and 16 seconds to make 1.0 BTC So the answer is not very much.
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March 27, 2016, 07:07:59 PM |
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. Thanks for your prompt reply. Now I am interested in https://www.genesis-mining.com because of there lifetime mining contracts. Can you please help me in understanding their license agreement ? a. 0.260 USD per GH/s upfront b. USD 0.00055 per GH/s and day, deducted on a daily basis* from the generated Coins Is the meaning of the first line that when you earn 0.26 USD worth of BTC you have to pay them ? Or do you have to pay extra 0.26 after purchase ? The particular plan that I am interested in costs $96, so does this mean I have to pay $0.26 extra ? Now whats really confusing is the second line-: I have to pay 0.00055 USD for each GH/s meaning each time a GH is done it will cost me 0.00055 USD right ? If that is true then each day has 86400 seconds then for each day I have to pay 86400*0.00055 = 47.52 USD ? Since each day has 86400 seconds thus 86400 100 GH/s will be generated. Am I right in my assumption ? No, not at all. Every day you will have to pay 0,000555*100=0,05$ for electricity. The up-front thing is the price of buy I think. However, I don't recommend you to buy these mining contracts, because you will never profit, maybe never reimburse your initial purchase. So what do you recommend for bitcoin mining ? Manual mining ? What's the best way to earn BTC ? It depends if you have a starting capital or not. You can register in a signature campaign, play with the altcoins, lend your money (high risk, my testimony) or mine altcoins.
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March 27, 2016, 10:21:50 PM |
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So what do you recommend for bitcoin mining ? Manual mining ? What's the best way to earn BTC ?
Forget about mining. It's not profitable for average people (unless you have free electricity etc). There was a pretty extensive thread about best ways to earn bitcoins, perhaps you'll find something interesting there: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1006151.0
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March 27, 2016, 10:46:58 PM |
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Is it true that cloud mining causes global warming?
Cloud mining and every electronic items causes global warning if they was made by destroying ecosystem to find the right raw material and use electricity which generated from non-friendly source (such as fuel or generate lots of heat). But, cloud mining is just very small part of global warming. Also, cloud mining is unprofitable or scam anyway ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) So cloud mining is an unprofitable scam and it's destroying the planet, this is horrible.
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March 27, 2016, 10:52:36 PM |
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Is it true that cloud mining causes global warming?
Cloud mining and every electronic items causes global warning if they was made by destroying ecosystem to find the right raw material and use electricity which generated from non-friendly source (such as fuel or generate lots of heat). But, cloud mining is just very small part of global warming. Also, cloud mining is unprofitable or scam anyway ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) So cloud mining is an unprofitable scam and it's destroying the planet, this is horrible. If it is a scam most likely they do not have the gear and are not using electricity "destroying" anything. In most they simulate mining... and in the end you end up paying more then you got back. Yes it is a very sad thing amount of scams in cloud area. If you really want to do it go with hashnest, they are legit by all accounts. But personally I would buy a miner and put it at a hosting center if you cannot mine at home for some reason. Then you have a miner that holds some value... which I view as a plus.
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. Thanks for your prompt reply. Now I am interested in https://www.genesis-mining.com because of there lifetime mining contracts. Can you please help me in understanding their license agreement ? a. 0.260 USD per GH/s upfront b. USD 0.00055 per GH/s and day, deducted on a daily basis* from the generated Coins Is the meaning of the first line that when you earn 0.26 USD worth of BTC you have to pay them ? Or do you have to pay extra 0.26 after purchase ? The particular plan that I am interested in costs $96, so does this mean I have to pay $0.26 extra ? Now whats really confusing is the second line-: I have to pay 0.00055 USD for each GH/s meaning each time a GH is done it will cost me 0.00055 USD right ? If that is true then each day has 86400 seconds then for each day I have to pay 86400*0.00055 = 47.52 USD ? Since each day has 86400 seconds thus 86400 100 GH/s will be generated. Am I right in my assumption ? No, not at all. Every day you will have to pay 0,000555*100=0,05$ for electricity. The up-front thing is the price of buy I think. However, I don't recommend you to buy these mining contracts, because you will never profit, maybe never reimburse your initial purchase. So what do you recommend for bitcoin mining ? Manual mining ? What's the best way to earn BTC ? manual mining is a joke, if you can afford to invest a big amount and have cheap electricity go directly for bitcoin mining otherwise there are altcoin, that are profitable, or simply buy altcoin that have at least a future
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. But whatever you do, don't use that ponzi scam he links to. It is showing signs of imminent collapse.
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. But whatever you do, don't use that ponzi scam he links to. It is showing signs of imminent collapse. Collapse is right, seems like they themselves depend on investors. Payment address https://blockchain.info/address/3KEeC9hLHaGKE8YTf4pNveMPi96i9qQ3Hh
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I am new to bitcoin and I can't understand how to calculate the amount of bitcoins yielded given the GH/s. Say I am running 100GH/s for 24x7 for 1 week so whhat is the amount of bitcoins I will have ? If I am running on a cloud architecture ? Can someone show the calculation ?
Use mining calculators like www.cloudmining.website/calculator.phpPer week return for 100Ghs is ~0.00212716 BTC. But whatever you do, don't use that ponzi scam he links to. It is showing signs of imminent collapse. Collapse is right, seems like they themselves depend on investors. Payment address https://blockchain.info/address/3KEeC9hLHaGKE8YTf4pNveMPi96i9qQ3HhI thought they would collapse long ago but they seem to attract more customers.... so people are not reading. The calculator they send you to does not include difficultly common trick on ponzi cloud sites. I thought when they did away with previous gen and got new "high performance" gear we would finnaly see them stop. But people still buy and it's crazy. They said they stopped using old gear and got new gear.... yet never release what they mine with on gear, or any info about gear. I think it's due to them being ponzi and not actually mining at all.... but everyone can make up their own minds.
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You can also check whattomine...
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April 14, 2016, 05:51:22 AM |
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You can also check whattomine...
that is for altcoin, with sha256 asic the only porfitable one right now is bitcoin, other sha coin are useless to mine, we ar enot stuck in 2013 anymore
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