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December 08, 2016, 08:47:29 AM
Last edit: December 16, 2016, 07:35:06 AM by hashnest
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HashNest released the most efficient hashrate AntminerS9 officially on 7/12/2016 Beijing time.

Specifications as below:
Hashrates: 12.5T
Power: 115 W/T
Price: $1699
Electricity fee: $0.000234/GHS/Day

Meanwhile HashNest reduced the electricity fee for both AntS7 and AntS9 respectively.
Electricity fee for AntS7 reduced to $0.000445/GHS/Day  
Electricity fee for AntS9 reduced to $0.000234/GHS/Day

Link: https://www.hashnest.com/hash_currencies/27/shop

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December 08, 2016, 09:17:13 AM
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Interested to buy cloud mining on hashnest, I always put my money since the existence of the S5, and now available S9 with lowest price only: 0.0003 BTC. I hope return of investment not more than 6 months.
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December 08, 2016, 11:28:34 PM
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This would be great if only there was S9 hash on the market rn. I expect it'll take a while for prices to settle to a reasonable price until at least that happens, but I am glad to see that Bitmain have decided to continue on their traditional path.
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December 10, 2016, 07:35:11 AM
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wake up guys. before you make purchase, do your math to ensure you know what you are doing.

they raised power consumption by 30%, while lowering cost by 25%: 1.3 x 0.75 = 0.975. So actual reduction is 2.5%, at today's difficulty.

no offense at all. just want to help clarify things a bit.

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December 10, 2016, 01:51:13 PM
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So at current difficulty you would get 256 dollars per month minus 2,925 per day is 168,25 dollars per month of income.
That's an ROI of about 10 months if the difficulty doesn't rise.
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December 16, 2016, 07:36:59 AM
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sorry everyone, the correct power should be 115W/T, not 130. That's our mistake and I've edited it correctly in my original post. please note.

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December 16, 2016, 10:25:11 AM
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So at current difficulty you would get 256 dollars per month minus 2,925 per day is 168,25 dollars per month of income.
That's an ROI of about 10 months if the difficulty doesn't rise.
According my experience, I am pessimistic if can RoI 10 months, based on the experience of the S7 reality if different. First time promotion of S7, the estimated RoI is 8 months, but in reality more than 15 months.

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December 16, 2016, 09:22:35 PM
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So at current difficulty you would get 256 dollars per month minus 2,925 per day is 168,25 dollars per month of income.
That's an ROI of about 10 months if the difficulty doesn't rise.
So since the difficulty does rise....what is the average rise in difficulty? I mean, how can you calculate a ROI date properly, is there an average percentage the difficulty goes up each year for example, that can be use to guestimate ROI?
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December 16, 2016, 11:02:33 PM
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I roi'd my s9 shares already.  How did I do that?

The day of this announcement. I put .47btc into my wallet  I grabbed 9750 shares of s7  at .00004821

I waited a couple of days and used earnings to push me to 10000 shares of s7.

and 10 shares of s9  I listed the 10000 shares of s7 at 0.00005400  sold it and was at about .538 in my wallet  from .47  and 10 shares of s9.

I sent the .47 back to my own wallet  and had .068 btc  I grabbed 390 shares of s9


So I have 400 free gh of s9.

I will keep rolling it over see what it grows to.

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December 17, 2016, 12:35:06 AM
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I roi'd my s9 shares already.  How did I do that?

The day of this announcement. I put .47btc into my wallet  I grabbed 9750 shares of s7  at .00004821

I waited a couple of days and used earnings to push me to 10000 shares of s7.

and 10 shares of s9  I listed the 10000 shares of s7 at 0.00005400  sold it and was at about .538 in my wallet  from .47  and 10 shares of s9.

I sent the .47 back to my own wallet  and had .068 btc  I grabbed 390 shares of s9


So I have 400 free gh of s9.

I will keep rolling it over see what it grows to.
I used to do that back when Hashnest still had the S3, S5, and S4- the different prices were great for trading back and forth, and the chat in the hashnest app was actually used quite a lot. Things have gotten much quieter since then and profit is harder to come by sadly Sad
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December 17, 2016, 05:09:27 AM
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I roi'd my s9 shares already.  How did I do that?

The day of this announcement. I put .47btc into my wallet  I grabbed 9750 shares of s7  at .00004821

I waited a couple of days and used earnings to push me to 10000 shares of s7.

and 10 shares of s9  I listed the 10000 shares of s7 at 0.00005400  sold it and was at about .538 in my wallet  from .47  and 10 shares of s9.

I sent the .47 back to my own wallet  and had .068 btc  I grabbed 390 shares of s9


So I have 400 free gh of s9.

I will keep rolling it over see what it grows to.
I used to do that back when Hashnest still had the S3, S5, and S4- the different prices were great for trading back and forth, and the chat in the hashnest app was actually used quite a lot. Things have gotten much quieter since then and profit is harder to come by sadly Sad


That was not so long ago.    I think there is still a lot of good fun to be had doing this.    It's the best thing going that I am aware of.
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December 17, 2016, 05:33:39 AM
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wake up guys. before you make purchase, do your math to ensure you know what you are doing.

they raised power consumption by 30%, while lowering cost by 25%: 1.3 x 0.75 = 0.975. So actual reduction is 2.5%, at today's difficulty.

no offense at all. just want to help clarify things a bit.
I would like to thank you since i would really want to say the same thing on which we do first calculations before deciding to buy s9 asic miners.It does really lower its cost but the power consumption is being raised and i dont think it would be still profitable with us miners.DIfficulty is gradually increasing and roi would be longer as expected.

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December 17, 2016, 08:26:55 PM
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wake up guys. before you make purchase, do your math to ensure you know what you are doing.

they raised power consumption by 30%, while lowering cost by 25%: 1.3 x 0.75 = 0.975. So actual reduction is 2.5%, at today's difficulty.

no offense at all. just want to help clarify things a bit.
I would like to thank you since i would really want to say the same thing on which we do first calculations before deciding to buy s9 asic miners.It does really lower its cost but the power consumption is being raised and i dont think it would be still profitable with us miners.DIfficulty is gradually increasing and roi would be longer as expected.
Then there's also the factor that you can sell hashrate at any time once you don't want it anymore- it's a small boost in most cases, but it's definitely nice to have and can bump you into profit. You can even trade your hashrate into a real miner in most cases after they become obsolete- Bitmain just requires you pay for shipping, and that's it.
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December 02, 2017, 12:50:30 AM
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Are there gonna be any new S9 or S9+ batches on Hashnest? Where should I be for such an announcement?

And where should I look out for the T9 release announcement?

What would be the best way to get notified ASAP about batch releases in Hashnest? (I really wanted to buy me some S9, but because I never saw an announcement or notification, I was too late for the party  Undecided

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