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December 13, 2013, 02:24:54 AM
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Ok, since I need a good substantial post ill start with this one.

What is cloud hashing? I am guessing its like renting someones equipment to mine for you, but then whats the point? Can you honestly make enough from renting the hashing to justify the initial purchase?
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December 13, 2013, 02:39:11 AM
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Ok, since I need a good substantial post ill start with this one.

What is cloud hashing? I am guessing its like renting someones equipment to mine for you, but then whats the point? Can you honestly make enough from renting the hashing to justify the initial purchase?

If you find enough , lets call them customers , yes!
It depends how much you charge for GH , and how many "customers" with no clue about bitcoins and mining but dreaming of a house in Bali you can get on board.
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December 13, 2013, 02:41:50 AM
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Ok, since I need a good substantial post ill start with this one.

What is cloud hashing? I am guessing its like renting someones equipment to mine for you, but then whats the point? Can you honestly make enough from renting the hashing to justify the initial purchase?

Ofc you can make enough if you charge big your customers. Just see all those cloud hashing services where noone makes profit and still people are paying to rent gh/s.

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July 14, 2014, 07:39:08 AM
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Ok, since I need a good substantial post ill start with this one.

What is cloud hashing? I am guessing its like renting someones equipment to mine for you, but then whats the point? Can you honestly make enough from renting the hashing to justify the initial purchase?
I guess there are different views I have started a blog on it. http://cloudcrypto.blogspot.de/

Check my signature there is a list of cloud hashing sites one gives away free 5khash so you can try it out and see if you like it or not. The idea behind getting cloud hashing is to avoid hardware breakdowns power outages internet disconnects etc. There are different reasons people do it. One big one is trade. I can always trade away my cloud power without losing value of hardware. Again you can check my signature there are many sites doing this. I trust cex the most but they are very exp maintenance wise. Plus you also can move upwards just by trading. If you want to give it a try look for the free site I mentioned which gives the 5khash you can test it out and see if you like it.
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July 14, 2014, 09:13:52 AM
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any smart person is going to charge you more than they can make, which means you pay more, than you can make.

it is like a drug dealer selling for less than they buy for. not good business lol
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July 14, 2014, 02:48:05 PM
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any smart person is going to charge you more than they can make, which means you pay more, than you can make.

it is like a drug dealer selling for less than they buy for. not good business lol

Exactly.
If the hashrate owner can expect to get 1 btc from the hashrate, why would he sell it for a lower price than that? Cheesy

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July 14, 2014, 03:27:24 PM
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Cloud hashing is great, until the site owner just decides to disappear theres that chance which can happen.

And they just walk away with all that bitcoin etc..

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July 14, 2014, 03:46:46 PM
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any smart person is going to charge you more than they can make, which means you pay more, than you can make.

it is like a drug dealer selling for less than they buy for. not good business lol

Exactly.
If the hashrate owner can expect to get 1 btc from the hashrate, why would he sell it for a lower price than that? Cheesy


Selling hashrate in cloudhashing service is actually one of the very few ways that a big mining farm can be profitable Cheesy

Of course, since the profit margin in cryptocurrency mining is so small, they'll be the only one to profit and the customer will be lucky to get 50% of his "investment" back, consider how quickly the network difficulty is increasing.
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July 14, 2014, 11:23:20 PM
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speaking of cloud hasing where do you recommend.

please dont say bfl`s cloud contracts..
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July 15, 2014, 04:35:35 AM
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Cloud mining actually encourages centralization.  If gives the cloud mining company are larger presence and the "gift" of your purchase allows them to either build or buy their own private farm which they make a profit off of and then "offer" to you 3 months after they made their share.  Rinse & repeat.
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July 15, 2014, 05:21:42 AM
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I am wanting to try mining alt coins where can I rent hash power from ?
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July 15, 2014, 05:51:06 AM
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I am wanting to try mining alt coins where can I rent hash power from ?

Alot of places check my signatures.
Crypto Trade (offers purchase of scrypt sha256 and x11, you can pay via paypal, when done you can trade your purchase) and to get you started you get 5khash free.
Cex offer sha256(its not renting but buying and you can sell once you are done with it)
Scrypt offer scrypt only (purchase and can be traded like both above sites)
http://808mining.com/Blank.php (offers rentals of sha256 you can pay via paypal though very exp in my opnion)

Do let me know if you have anymore questions.
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July 15, 2014, 06:13:31 AM
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i'll tell you what cloud hashing is -- a waste of a newbie's money. if you want to invest in bitcoin, investing in mining and especially contracts is much riskier and more speculative, IMO.
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July 15, 2014, 06:51:47 AM
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well investing in hardware is useless as the hw becomes old it has no value.
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July 15, 2014, 03:38:44 PM
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I am wanting to try mining alt coins where can I rent hash power from ?

From what I heard of, scrypt.cc is the oldest scrypt cloud mining site. Smiley

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July 15, 2014, 03:44:35 PM
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well investing in hardware is useless as the hw becomes old it has no value.

Those who invest in this don't seem to be aware of difficulty adjustment.

If someone is still thinking about this, please use this calculator before: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator
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July 15, 2014, 06:02:27 PM
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well investing in hardware is useless as the hw becomes old it has no value.

Those who invest in this don't seem to be aware of difficulty adjustment.

If someone is still thinking about this, please use this calculator before: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator
If you put in BTC and have it sit there and mine, you lose. No question, you lost and it's gone.

If you day trade, however, it is far more effective than putting it in and letting it mine.

Cloud mining, if you just mine, is not profitable. But if you trade it can be, assuming you know how to read the market. I all too often see people who drop out of forex and come to Bitcoin complaining "Cloud mining isn't profitable!" when it can be profitable if you know how it works.

I wish people didn't think that Bitcoin is super easier than forex, and it just follows the same traditional rules. Kinda too bad.
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July 15, 2014, 06:51:40 PM
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well investing in hardware is useless as the hw becomes old it has no value.

Those who invest in this don't seem to be aware of difficulty adjustment.

If someone is still thinking about this, please use this calculator before: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator
If you put in BTC and have it sit there and mine, you lose. No question, you lost and it's gone.

If you day trade, however, it is far more effective than putting it in and letting it mine.

Cloud mining, if you just mine, is not profitable. But if you trade it can be, assuming you know how to read the market. I all too often see people who drop out of forex and come to Bitcoin complaining "Cloud mining isn't profitable!" when it can be profitable if you know how it works.

I wish people didn't think that Bitcoin is super easier than forex, and it just follows the same traditional rules. Kinda too bad.


You should add that trading is risky and not suitable for everyone and your capital may be at risk.

-2: -1 / +0
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!
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July 15, 2014, 07:11:43 PM
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well investing in hardware is useless as the hw becomes old it has no value.

Those who invest in this don't seem to be aware of difficulty adjustment.

If someone is still thinking about this, please use this calculator before: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator
If you put in BTC and have it sit there and mine, you lose. No question, you lost and it's gone.

If you day trade, however, it is far more effective than putting it in and letting it mine.

Cloud mining, if you just mine, is not profitable. But if you trade it can be, assuming you know how to read the market. I all too often see people who drop out of forex and come to Bitcoin complaining "Cloud mining isn't profitable!" when it can be profitable if you know how it works.

I wish people didn't think that Bitcoin is super easier than forex, and it just follows the same traditional rules. Kinda too bad.


You should add that trading is risky and not suitable for everyone and your capital may be at risk.
True, I should have said this. But I can't be responsible for what everyone else does. And I technically did include your point, as I had said:

But if you trade it can be, assuming you know how to read the market.

Sorry if I didn't specify it to your liking, but I did get the point across.

As well as;

I wish people didn't think that Bitcoin is super easier than forex, and it just follows the same traditional rules. Kinda too bad.

So if that doesn't convey the same idea, I don't know what will other than quoting you.
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July 16, 2014, 07:15:43 AM
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Sorry Yak I was telling others who think that hardware is better then cloud. The only way to benefit from cloud is to trade. You need not trade too much but only a bit to get you on the right foot. At scrypt cc I bought at 58 earned some sold at 44 bought back at 33 then sold again at 48 and now bought at around 25 avg so I consider myself a bit lucky. While I did not invest much I am in positive. And happy with what I have right now. Will wait for it to go back up to 30+ before I sell again. But I think we should all consider the new site the crypto cointrade in my signature they are very open accept paypal so you can trace them to their bank account and I asked a few support questions that were answered quickly.
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