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Gmc3343
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April 17, 2020, 04:46:09 AM |
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Hey, is it korean cloud mining project? If yes, then why mining data-center is located in China? And why as you said "you're planning to run one more data-center in Kazakhstan"?
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April 17, 2020, 06:05:01 AM
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So someone signs up for the trial membership level (10TH/s), but the website min. withdrawal limit is 0.003 BTC ($21.25) and a 0.0005 BTC ($3.54) fee. Any website can show pictures of their "mining facilities", distribute $1.20 everyday to an account for seven days and then say there's your payout. To withdraw upgrade to a higher level membership! Then once you upgrade to a higher level and have enough to withdraw you lock the account. How about building some trust with users here, offer a higher tier to trial? Prove us wrong...
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hashshare-cloud-mining (OP)
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April 17, 2020, 08:17:58 AM |
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Hey, is it korean cloud mining project? If yes, then why mining data-center is located in China? And why as you said "you're planning to run one more data-center in Kazakhstan"?
Yes, Hashshare is South Korean project, but headquarter is located in Almaty, Kazakhstan. And branch offices are located in Seoul, Busan, Jeonju in South Korea. I hope you guess and understand why headquarter is in Almaty!?(“Less taxes and cheaper electricity rates”). But if you want to have a meeting with us you can visit our offices any time. So why our mining data centers are located in China and in Kazakhstan(under construction), not in S. Korea? Because electricity rates in S. Korea are very high and it’s impossible to mine Bitcoin in S. Korea (with current price of Bitcoin). But in China and Kazakhstan it has the lowest rates. And our mining data center in China is being supplied with latest *whatsminer equipment which is produced by MicroBT - Chinese company. |
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hashshare-cloud-mining (OP)
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April 17, 2020, 08:25:18 AM |
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So someone signs up for the trial membership level (10TH/s), but the website min. withdrawal limit is 0.003 BTC ($21.25) and a 0.0005 BTC ($3.54) fee. Any website can show pictures of their "mining facilities", distribute $1.20 everyday to an account for seven days and then say there's your payout. To withdraw upgrade to a higher level membership! Then once you upgrade to a higher level and have enough to withdraw you lock the account. How about building some trust with users here, offer a higher tier to trial? Prove us wrong...
Yes, you might be right; any website can show pictures of their "mining facilities". Here, if you mean that "mining facilities" are trustless, you are always welcome to meet us any time, see our work. - “distribute $1.20 everyday to an account for seven days”.? You maybe forgot to subtract the daily maintenance fee? - “lock the account”? Sorry but did you try? or did you see someone who got locked the account? Build some trust by offering a higher trial plan? Hmm… thanks for suggestion. We will think about it but never heard about cloud mining company that offers trial plan over 10TH/s of hashrate. Hashshare is not just a bitcoin cloud mining project. Our masternode coin was listed in BW exchange last year September. We have own masternode hosting platform and we do Bitcoin Airdrop every month for 3775 nodes, which users deployed in our platform. We have other projects are being realized also, which you can see in whitepaper. |
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April 17, 2020, 05:18:59 PM
Last edit: April 17, 2020, 05:37:27 PM by SeaBits |
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So someone signs up for the trial membership level (10TH/s), but the website min. withdrawal limit is 0.003 BTC ($21.25) and a 0.0005 BTC ($3.54) fee. Any website can show pictures of their "mining facilities", distribute $1.20 everyday to an account for seven days and then say there's your payout. To withdraw upgrade to a higher level membership! Then once you upgrade to a higher level and have enough to withdraw you lock the account. How about building some trust with users here, offer a higher tier to trial? Prove us wrong...
Yes, you might be right; any website can show pictures of their "mining facilities". Here, if you mean that "mining facilities" are trustless, you are always welcome to meet us any time, see our work. - “distribute $1.20 everyday to an account for seven days”.? You maybe forgot to subtract the daily maintenance fee? - “lock the account”? Sorry but did you try? or did you see someone who got locked the account? Build some trust by offering a higher trial plan? Hmm… thanks for suggestion. We will think about it but never heard about cloud mining company that offers trial plan over 10TH/s of hashrate. Hashshare is not just a bitcoin cloud mining project. Our masternode coin was listed in BW exchange last year September. We have own masternode hosting platform and we do Bitcoin Airdrop every month for 3775 nodes, which users deployed in our platform. We have other projects are being realized also, which you can see in whitepaper. Cloud based mining facilities in the past have done a good job at making your job more difficult for users to adopt a cloud based platform by not executing their part of the agreement. Accounts getting locked is a generalization of once you have put money into the account, you may not see it again. The platform just launched a few months ago, we don't know what your intentions are or how good your track record is. You don't have to offer the trial plan to everyone with an email address, reach out to some of the power users on here. Also when a user signs up for a trail plan membership, has funds in the account what can they do with the earnings? Can they withdraw it or put it towards another membership? Edit: I found this on the website: "Mining rewards from trial version will be available for withdrawal after purchasing any plan (product) on Platform." This still goes back to the things I said in my first reply: "To withdraw upgrade to a higher level membership! Then once you upgrade to a higher level and have enough to withdraw you lock the account". We don't know what will happen, but time will tell. |
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hashshare-cloud-mining (OP)
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April 20, 2020, 12:24:47 PM |
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Cloud based mining facilities in the past have done a good job at making your job more difficult for users to adopt a cloud based platform by not executing their part of the agreement...
That's true... Trial plan is just a bonus for "people who are going to buy hashrate". That's why they can't withdraw mining reward from trial plan until they don't buy hashrate. It's not just an "airdrop" to attract people with email. Sorry but what or how do you mean by "reach out to some of the power users on here"? And yes, when a user signs up for a trail plan membership he/she can withdraw mining reward after purchasing any plan and reaching the withdrawal limit, and also it's possible to put it towards another membership. Also in the end of this week we are adding a new payment method, people who have HSS(Hashshare) coin also will be able to buy hashrate with their HSS coins. |
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Gmc3343
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April 21, 2020, 08:45:25 AM |
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Yes, Hashshare is South Korean project, but headquarter is located in Almaty, Kazakhstan...
But in China and Kazakhstan it has the lowest rates...
I saw on your website that elct. rate is $0.03 per KW in Kazakhstan. Is that for real? If yes, then it should be an "oasis" for miners lol. |
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hashshare-cloud-mining (OP)
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April 27, 2020, 06:21:05 AM |
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Yes, Hashshare is South Korean project, but headquarter is located in Almaty, Kazakhstan...
But in China and Kazakhstan it has the lowest rates...
I saw on your website that elct. rate is $0.03 per KW in Kazakhstan. Is that for real? If yes, then it should be an "oasis" for miners lol. Yes, that is true, we already signed contract for electricity supply in Oskemen and Pavlodar cities for our mining center, which is currently under construction. It is estimated that 74% of all bitcoin mining is conducted in China. This is mainly due to its cheap electricity rates. But Hashshare found cheaper electricity rates in Kazakhstan. Also Kazakhstan has cold winters, and cooler summers make it ideal for the systems required in mining, which are often prone to overheat quickly. Even if the Bitcoin will be valued between $4,500-5,000, still it will be profitable to mine Bitcoin in Kazakhstan. |
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