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All 1-week term deposits till Sept. 26 have been returned with returns averaging 25%. Deposits till Sept. 30 will be returned tomorrow evening.
Over the past few delayed days, I primarily traded XMR and Augur REP on Poloniex. Prior to this fast-paced period, returns due for deposits till Sept. 26 were looking at a 5% return. As I mentioned before, I often choose to delay deposits if they are not close to the 10% weekly averages.
I would also like to remind you all that you can demand an immediate deposit return once your chosen timeframe has ended, no matter the return.
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October 06, 2016, 10:25:03 PM |
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Thank you Adam, deposit has been received. All good.
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StrokeOfLife
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October 07, 2016, 02:01:55 AM |
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All 1-week term deposits till Sept. 26 have been returned with returns averaging 25%. Deposits till Sept. 30 will be returned tomorrow evening.
Over the past few delayed days, I primarily traded XMR and Augur REP on Poloniex. Prior to this fast-paced period, returns due for deposits till Sept. 26 were looking at a 5% return. As I mentioned before, I often choose to delay deposits if they are not close to the 10% weekly averages.
I would also like to remind you all that you can demand an immediate deposit return once your chosen timeframe has ended, no matter the return.
Looking good Adam! All the best. When will Omicron gets its own wallet?
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Gladimor (OP)
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October 07, 2016, 05:23:32 AM Last edit: October 07, 2016, 07:27:53 AM by Gladimor |
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All 1-week term deposits till Sept. 26 have been returned with returns averaging 25%. Deposits till Sept. 30 will be returned tomorrow evening.
Over the past few delayed days, I primarily traded XMR and Augur REP on Poloniex. Prior to this fast-paced period, returns due for deposits till Sept. 26 were looking at a 5% return. As I mentioned before, I often choose to delay deposits if they are not close to the 10% weekly averages.
I would also like to remind you all that you can demand an immediate deposit return once your chosen timeframe has ended, no matter the return.
Looking good Adam! All the best. When will Omicron gets its own wallet? Omicron already has a default client. It will feature a full makeover/interface rework once I touch base with the appropriate developer.
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October 07, 2016, 08:18:46 AM |
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All 1-week term deposits till Sept. 26 have been returned with returns averaging 25%. Deposits till Sept. 30 will be returned tomorrow evening.
Over the past few delayed days, I primarily traded XMR and Augur REP on Poloniex. Prior to this fast-paced period, returns due for deposits till Sept. 26 were looking at a 5% return. As I mentioned before, I often choose to delay deposits if they are not close to the 10% weekly averages.
I would also like to remind you all that you can demand an immediate deposit return once your chosen timeframe has ended, no matter the return.
I'd like to thank you for you info on the current situation. I understand that from your point of view you keep a deposit one day longer if it results in a more decent profit. Thanks you're being very clear here, I can't wait to see this week averages
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October 07, 2016, 10:54:06 PM |
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Hi can you look at my investment status? I have not received mine. Please see private message
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October 07, 2016, 11:40:44 PM |
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hey Gladimor, check private message if you are free! Thanks
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StrokeOfLife
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Hello there!
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October 08, 2016, 03:40:25 AM |
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Likewise, ~25% from the latest, just sent a new transaction, see your inbox
Cheers, JG
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Gladimor (OP)
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October 08, 2016, 10:14:51 AM |
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I'm currently looking at options to provide a profitable cloud mining service. I have already contacted collocation services in Quebec, and have met a developer in person earlier this week. I can expect completion of a fully-functional website with a user interface, stats, payout system, and account registration in around a month. This will allow investors to purchase cloud mining shares, monitor statistics, and enable auto payments from mining rewards. There will also be a built-in exchange later.
The biggest thing with the mining industry is that it is relatively un-ROIable in many cases. The timeframe to achieve a full return on investment on many new Bitcoin ASIC hardware is over a year when factoring in electricity costs. Then, you also have to consider difficulty increases, and the devaluation of ASIC hardware. That makes it next to impossible to make back your initial investment.
Currently, there are no cloud mining services that can offer a reasonable ROI on their issued shares. These shares are often ridiculously priced, and maintenance fees eat into the revenue. I have made that analysis by looking at the biggest cloud mining services: Hashnest, Genesis Mining, and Hashflare.
What I plan to offer is a cloud mining service that is ROIable- a first in this type of industry. I have done my due diligence in finding affordable hosting, and I currently am looking for cheaper suppliers. In addition, I plan to be the first cloud mining service that will offer hashrate redemption- once mining becomes unprofitable, hardware will be sold and the money be distributed with hashrate owners. This will ensure that the underlying value of the hashrate share will be at least a reasonable portion of the sale price. As the mining hardware will only be GPUs and computer components, the hardware will not devalue significantly. There always is a big market for used computer components, as they hold a multitude of use cases. With this in mind, the investor will earn money from cloud mining, as well as the conversion of hashrate to BTC if mining no longer becomes profitable.
There will be a limited supply of MH (Ethereum mining hashrate) in the early months of this operation, as most of the rig deployment work will be done by a very small team. Rigs will be constructed in Toronto, then driven to Quebec (over 5 hours, once every 2-3 weeks). I currently am looking for early backers, if you are interested, please send me a PM (there will be a pricing discount).
As always transparency will be key. Various pictures will be provided of the hardware, both in construction and running in the collocation center. There will also be a pool address from where everyone can monitor the entire farm's hashrate. The MH we sell will never exceed the hashrate we own.
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October 08, 2016, 10:43:18 AM |
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I'm currently looking at options to provide a profitable cloud mining service. I have already contacted collocation services in Quebec, and have met a developer in person earlier this week. I can expect completion of a fully-functional website with a user interface, stats, payout system, and account registration in around a month. This will allow investors to purchase cloud mining shares, monitor statistics, and enable auto payments from mining rewards. There will also be a built-in exchange later.
The biggest thing with the mining industry is that it is relatively un-ROIable in many cases. The timeframe to achieve a full return on investment on many new Bitcoin ASIC hardware is over a year when factoring in electricity costs. Then, you also have to consider difficulty increases, and the devaluation of ASIC hardware. That makes it next to impossible to make back your initial investment.
Currently, there are no cloud mining services that can offer a reasonable ROI on their issued shares. These shares are often ridiculously priced, and maintenance fees eat into the revenue. I have made that analysis by looking at the biggest cloud mining services: Hashnest, Genesis Mining, and Hashflare.
What I plan to offer is a cloud mining service that is ROIable- a first in this type of industry. I have done my due diligence in finding affordable hosting, and I currently am looking for cheaper suppliers. In addition, I plan to be the first cloud mining service that will offer hashrate redemption- once mining becomes unprofitable, hardware will be sold and the money be distributed with hashrate owners. This will ensure that the underlying value of the hashrate share will be at least a reasonable portion of the sale price. As the mining hardware will only be GPUs and computer components, the hardware will not devalue significantly. There always is a big market for used computer components, as they hold a multitude of use cases. With this in mind, the investor will earn money from cloud mining, as well as the conversion of hashrate to BTC if mining no longer becomes profitable.
There will be a limited supply of MH (Ethereum mining hashrate) in the early months of this operation, as most of the rig deployment work will be done by a very small team. Rigs will be constructed in Toronto, then driven to Quebec (over 5 hours, once every 2-3 weeks). I currently am looking for early backers, if you are interested, please send me a PM (there will be a pricing discount).
As always transparency will be key. Various pictures will be provided of the hardware, both in construction and running in the collocation center. There will also be a pool address from where everyone can monitor the entire farm's hashrate. The MH we sell will never exceed the hashrate we own.
Imho, i find this a good idea or at least a good efford from your side. Still, to good to be true... This farm of yours will start running in a month? What is your plan for early investors for your project? There will be a investment scale according the funds that any of the possible investors deposit? They will have to PMed you and how it will be secured that you dont running away?
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Gladimor (OP)
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October 08, 2016, 11:22:33 AM |
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I'm currently looking at options to provide a profitable cloud mining service. I have already contacted collocation services in Quebec, and have met a developer in person earlier this week. I can expect completion of a fully-functional website with a user interface, stats, payout system, and account registration in around a month. This will allow investors to purchase cloud mining shares, monitor statistics, and enable auto payments from mining rewards. There will also be a built-in exchange later.
The biggest thing with the mining industry is that it is relatively un-ROIable in many cases. The timeframe to achieve a full return on investment on many new Bitcoin ASIC hardware is over a year when factoring in electricity costs. Then, you also have to consider difficulty increases, and the devaluation of ASIC hardware. That makes it next to impossible to make back your initial investment.
Currently, there are no cloud mining services that can offer a reasonable ROI on their issued shares. These shares are often ridiculously priced, and maintenance fees eat into the revenue. I have made that analysis by looking at the biggest cloud mining services: Hashnest, Genesis Mining, and Hashflare.
What I plan to offer is a cloud mining service that is ROIable- a first in this type of industry. I have done my due diligence in finding affordable hosting, and I currently am looking for cheaper suppliers. In addition, I plan to be the first cloud mining service that will offer hashrate redemption- once mining becomes unprofitable, hardware will be sold and the money be distributed with hashrate owners. This will ensure that the underlying value of the hashrate share will be at least a reasonable portion of the sale price. As the mining hardware will only be GPUs and computer components, the hardware will not devalue significantly. There always is a big market for used computer components, as they hold a multitude of use cases. With this in mind, the investor will earn money from cloud mining, as well as the conversion of hashrate to BTC if mining no longer becomes profitable.
There will be a limited supply of MH (Ethereum mining hashrate) in the early months of this operation, as most of the rig deployment work will be done by a very small team. Rigs will be constructed in Toronto, then driven to Quebec (over 5 hours, once every 2-3 weeks). I currently am looking for early backers, if you are interested, please send me a PM (there will be a pricing discount).
As always transparency will be key. Various pictures will be provided of the hardware, both in construction and running in the collocation center. There will also be a pool address from where everyone can monitor the entire farm's hashrate. The MH we sell will never exceed the hashrate we own.
Imho, i find this a good idea or at least a good efford from your side. Still, to good to be true... This farm of yours will start running in a month? What is your plan for early investors for your project? There will be a investment scale according the funds that any of the possible investors deposit? They will have to PMed you and how it will be secured that you dont running away? The initial rollout of active mining hardware will be in Quebec in around 1-2 months. It should coincide with the launch of the website. For early backers, there will be a reasonable discount per MH. However, I'm just looking for only a few early investors as I already have the capital for the initial rollout (the added capital will just increase the size of the initial batch). Regarding investment scale once the website has launched, in the beginning, I don't plan on having a "scale" in which larger buys get more hashrate, as the available hashrate for sale will be relatively small. As the operation expands, we can expect a price scaling feature. And also, in regards to running away with early investor funds, I can just plainly say I won't. I know that every measure of caution needs to be exercised in crypto, and I commend that practice.
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October 08, 2016, 11:56:47 AM |
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I received my returns for my first investment. More than 20%! Im blown away!
Are you still accepting investments? If you are, i will send
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Gladimor (OP)
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October 08, 2016, 11:57:52 AM |
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I received my returns for my first investment. More than 20%! Im blown away!
Are you still accepting investments? If you are, i will send
Deposits will be open until sometime in November.
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October 08, 2016, 01:15:05 PM |
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I received my returns for my first investment. More than 20%! Im blown away!
Are you still accepting investments? If you are, i will send
Deposits will be open until sometime in November. Thank you! I've just sent in second round. Details in PM.
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biggbox
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October 08, 2016, 01:55:41 PM |
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Hello Adam Returns received! More than 20%! That is great! Thanks! See pm -- sent a new round of investment.
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October 08, 2016, 02:00:16 PM |
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I also received my investment back with a solid return. I'm thankful Gladimor. It is hard to find person of trust in this crypto community. Though your program is still open, I may reduce the stakes of my investment over times. I don't know yet, since honestly I wanted to kickstart that fund for trading purpose
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October 08, 2016, 05:08:45 PM |
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I have made that analysis by looking at the biggest cloud mining services: Hashnest, Genesis Mining, and Hashflare.
As explained here, all of these services are likely ponzi schemes without any real hashing. So they are in a different category. Glad that there will be a serious non-scam cloud mining service, Gladimor!
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October 09, 2016, 09:04:03 AM |
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I'm currently looking at options to provide a profitable cloud mining service. I have already contacted collocation services in Quebec, and have met a developer in person earlier this week. I can expect completion of a fully-functional website with a user interface, stats, payout system, and account registration in around a month. This will allow investors to purchase cloud mining shares, monitor statistics, and enable auto payments from mining rewards. There will also be a built-in exchange later.
The biggest thing with the mining industry is that it is relatively un-ROIable in many cases. The timeframe to achieve a full return on investment on many new Bitcoin ASIC hardware is over a year when factoring in electricity costs. Then, you also have to consider difficulty increases, and the devaluation of ASIC hardware. That makes it next to impossible to make back your initial investment.
Currently, there are no cloud mining services that can offer a reasonable ROI on their issued shares. These shares are often ridiculously priced, and maintenance fees eat into the revenue. I have made that analysis by looking at the biggest cloud mining services: Hashnest, Genesis Mining, and Hashflare.
What I plan to offer is a cloud mining service that is ROIable- a first in this type of industry. I have done my due diligence in finding affordable hosting, and I currently am looking for cheaper suppliers. In addition, I plan to be the first cloud mining service that will offer hashrate redemption- once mining becomes unprofitable, hardware will be sold and the money be distributed with hashrate owners. This will ensure that the underlying value of the hashrate share will be at least a reasonable portion of the sale price. As the mining hardware will only be GPUs and computer components, the hardware will not devalue significantly. There always is a big market for used computer components, as they hold a multitude of use cases. With this in mind, the investor will earn money from cloud mining, as well as the conversion of hashrate to BTC if mining no longer becomes profitable.
There will be a limited supply of MH (Ethereum mining hashrate) in the early months of this operation, as most of the rig deployment work will be done by a very small team. Rigs will be constructed in Toronto, then driven to Quebec (over 5 hours, once every 2-3 weeks). I currently am looking for early backers, if you are interested, please send me a PM (there will be a pricing discount).
As always transparency will be key. Various pictures will be provided of the hardware, both in construction and running in the collocation center. There will also be a pool address from where everyone can monitor the entire farm's hashrate. The MH we sell will never exceed the hashrate we own.
What would be the minimum $ to be backer for the mining? And for DI and omicron, how do you actually manage to handle 2 projects at once. Salute Thanks and regards
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Gladimor (OP)
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October 09, 2016, 11:16:49 PM |
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I'm currently looking at options to provide a profitable cloud mining service. I have already contacted collocation services in Quebec, and have met a developer in person earlier this week. I can expect completion of a fully-functional website with a user interface, stats, payout system, and account registration in around a month. This will allow investors to purchase cloud mining shares, monitor statistics, and enable auto payments from mining rewards. There will also be a built-in exchange later.
The biggest thing with the mining industry is that it is relatively un-ROIable in many cases. The timeframe to achieve a full return on investment on many new Bitcoin ASIC hardware is over a year when factoring in electricity costs. Then, you also have to consider difficulty increases, and the devaluation of ASIC hardware. That makes it next to impossible to make back your initial investment.
Currently, there are no cloud mining services that can offer a reasonable ROI on their issued shares. These shares are often ridiculously priced, and maintenance fees eat into the revenue. I have made that analysis by looking at the biggest cloud mining services: Hashnest, Genesis Mining, and Hashflare.
What I plan to offer is a cloud mining service that is ROIable- a first in this type of industry. I have done my due diligence in finding affordable hosting, and I currently am looking for cheaper suppliers. In addition, I plan to be the first cloud mining service that will offer hashrate redemption- once mining becomes unprofitable, hardware will be sold and the money be distributed with hashrate owners. This will ensure that the underlying value of the hashrate share will be at least a reasonable portion of the sale price. As the mining hardware will only be GPUs and computer components, the hardware will not devalue significantly. There always is a big market for used computer components, as they hold a multitude of use cases. With this in mind, the investor will earn money from cloud mining, as well as the conversion of hashrate to BTC if mining no longer becomes profitable.
There will be a limited supply of MH (Ethereum mining hashrate) in the early months of this operation, as most of the rig deployment work will be done by a very small team. Rigs will be constructed in Toronto, then driven to Quebec (over 5 hours, once every 2-3 weeks). I currently am looking for early backers, if you are interested, please send me a PM (there will be a pricing discount).
As always transparency will be key. Various pictures will be provided of the hardware, both in construction and running in the collocation center. There will also be a pool address from where everyone can monitor the entire farm's hashrate. The MH we sell will never exceed the hashrate we own.
What would be the minimum $ to be backer for the mining? And for DI and omicron, how do you actually manage to handle 2 projects at once. Salute Thanks and regards For the mining operation, the minimum is 20 MH ($16.95/MH) Well, I invest the funds of both DI and Omicron into the same digital assets. That simplifies things for me a great deal. The difficulty comes when I need to calculate the payouts for individual users. Many factors come into consideration- date of deposit, percentage of total, percentage increase of total, division of percentages, etc.
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