Cloud mining with Hashflare still profitable

[arwin100]

I should say there's no cloud mining still profitable. Look at my 120 usd contract's profit.

When i get 0.00055313 BTC payment, i'm giving 0.00035458 BTC to SHA-256 maintenance. So i'm basically getting lower than half of my contracts profit.

Its not profitable. Don't buy cloud mining contracts from Hashflare. Or maybe anywhere.

Good timing on my part for stumbling on this thread.

I was just looking into buying an account with them literally just a minute ago.

Now I have some facts to base my answer on to what price would be the right one to buy a similar account for.
Thanks.

Just invest your money in different programs mate since cloudmining is not truly profitable right now you can see some feedbacks from this thread and almost majority of people says bad unto them so it's up for you now if you still want to invest at them since im pretty sure that you would regret on your money putted in their. Explore the furom mate so you could see some other platforms that can give us some decent profit rather than thinking of investing on hashflare.

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[brobbel]

I should say there's no cloud mining still profitable. Look at my 120 usd contract's profit.

When i get 0.00055313 BTC payment, i'm giving 0.00035458 BTC to SHA-256 maintenance. So i'm basically getting lower than half of my contracts profit.

Its not profitable. Don't buy cloud mining contracts from Hashflare. Or maybe anywhere.

Good timing on my part for stumbling on this thread.

I was just looking into buying an account with them literally just a minute ago.

Now I have some facts to base my answer on to what price would be the right one to buy a similar account for.
Thanks.

And you saw the other offer? I guess that seller must be happy when he can get that much as offered.

[cosmicblue]

I should say there's no cloud mining still profitable. Look at my 120 usd contract's profit.

When i get 0.00055313 BTC payment, i'm giving 0.00035458 BTC to SHA-256 maintenance. So i'm basically getting lower than half of my contracts profit.

Its not profitable. Don't buy cloud mining contracts from Hashflare. Or maybe anywhere.

Good timing on my part for stumbling on this thread.

I was just looking into buying an account with them literally just a minute ago.

Now I have some facts to base my answer on to what price would be the right one to buy a similar account for.
Thanks.

And you saw the other offer? I guess that seller must be happy when he can get that much as offered.

What other offer?
I think he was selling for $1400 but offered price was below $960 or about that much.
He was offering it at 22% off of what it was worth back when btc price was $1250 but now is $997 last I checked so he would be lucky to get anything above $800 I would imagine.

[brobbel]

I should say there's no cloud mining still profitable. Look at my 120 usd contract's profit.

When i get 0.00055313 BTC payment, i'm giving 0.00035458 BTC to SHA-256 maintenance. So i'm basically getting lower than half of my contracts profit.

Its not profitable. Don't buy cloud mining contracts from Hashflare. Or maybe anywhere.

Good timing on my part for stumbling on this thread.

I was just looking into buying an account with them literally just a minute ago.

Now I have some facts to base my answer on to what price would be the right one to buy a similar account for.
Thanks.

And you saw the other offer? I guess that seller must be happy when he can get that much as offered.

What other offer?
I think he was selling for $1400 but offered price was below $960 or about that much.
He was offering it at 22% off of what it was worth back when btc price was $1250 but now is $997 last I checked so he would be lucky to get anything above $800 I would imagine.

Yes, the $960 was including referrals, but he don't have any I guess, so $800 is a very good price.

[kyrieTheGoat]

Still, Hashflare cloud mining ROI is not even close to profits users can achieve with other types of bitcoin investment methods.
I am talking about casino bankroll investments, they seem to be far more better option: after 3 months you can achieve return of 43% in the best case (BetKing investment)

Reference: http://bitcoingamblingreviews.com/bitcoin-gambling-investments-312/

Lol @ this retard scammer

Nice try faggot

[brobbel]

Still, Hashflare cloud mining ROI is not even close to profits users can achieve with other types of bitcoin investment methods.
I am talking about casino bankroll investments, they seem to be far more better option: after 3 months you can achieve return of 43% in the best case (BetKing investment)

Reference: http://bitcoingamblingreviews.com/bitcoin-gambling-investments-312/

Lol @ this retard scammer

Nice try faggot

Why are you referring to a 5 month old message?

[iram3130]

Still, Hashflare cloud mining ROI is not even close to profits users can achieve with other types of bitcoin investment methods.
I am talking about casino bankroll investments, they seem to be far more better option: after 3 months you can achieve return of 43% in the best case (BetKing investment)

Reference: http://bitcoingamblingreviews.com/bitcoin-gambling-investments-312/

Lol @ this retard scammer

Nice try faggot

Why are you referring to a 5 month old message?

Revenge posting or may be some random sh*t by some alt account of someone. Newbies post all kind of nonsense these days.
To OP and all the readers: I guess we can say it unanimously that cloud mining is waste of time as well as your money. You may get more returns in gambling than to put it in cloud mining.

[hardtime]

Still, Hashflare cloud mining ROI is not even close to profits users can achieve with other types of bitcoin investment methods.
I am talking about casino bankroll investments, they seem to be far more better option: after 3 months you can achieve return of 43% in the best case (BetKing investment)

Reference: http://bitcoingamblingreviews.com/bitcoin-gambling-investments-312/

We all know that there is no legit cloudmining. I learned from my mistakes on the past. Just dump it. It is better to gamble rather than invest on cloud mining site that run byy anonymous group of person that you didn't even know if they really have mining farm

This is something that people are just simply going to have to accept, I don't know how anyone would think that Cloud Mining isn't a scam based on the simple fact that people wouldn't be allowing you to profit in this amount when they could just be using their own machinery for this. Cause they do have all the machines already, right? Or so you think.

No one is going to let this happen and even the reputable companies (or so we think) like Genesis Mining go ahead and say once this isn't profitable for us, we'll be stopping service for even the lifetime customers. These businesses are either going to be scams (most) or just looking out for themselves (like they should, they're a business for god sake)

Just let cloud mining die off, it's all a fucking scam.

[ajpyoung]

I'm sorry, I guess most people here do physical mining and your electricity costs would be somewhere in the 0.02USD to 0.05USD per KWh. If so, then cloud mining with Hashflare or Genesis Mining would be a waste of time for you, but for someone like me who's electricity costs is at 0.12USD per KWh, Hashflare and Genesis Mining gives me a good option.

I've personally invested 450k Philippine pesos or 9k USD into Scrypt (Litecoin) mining (who would put money in SHA256 certainly doesn't understand that the power consumption or maintenance of mining SHA256 would be too high). This was on December 2016, when LTC was at 3USD and Hashflare's offering was at 6.6USD per MH/s. In a short 5 months, I recouped my investments due to BTC rising to 2700 USD, and LTC shooting up to 50 USD.

Right now, I'm enjoying profits since I've already recouped my principal. Obviously I won't increase my Hashflare investments and am purchasing ASIC miners from Bitmain (the L3+) and pursue mining with a low 800W ASIC miner because this has a higher return than Hashflare even at 0.12USD per KWh, and I guess that's the logical progression of things.

Immediately dismissing Hashflare because you were scammed by some two bit unknown site would be tantamount to saying that you still wet your bed since you did it when you were 3 years old.

Hashflare's mother company is Hashcoin and Hashcoin creates mining rigs and ASIC miners and also spearheaded the ICO named Polybius.
Running since 2014, I think this company has a place for miners whose electricity is high and can't afford to purchase an ASIC miner.