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May 23, 2020, 08:19:50 PM
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Hello, I will pay a premium for your ETH blocks. This is only available for solo miners and preferably you should mine a few blocks a day. If you qualify these criteria or know someone who does contact me.
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May 24, 2020, 06:31:36 AM
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You can just start your own pool and just rent some hash power on Nicehash and point it there, eventually you will find a few blocks. Very curious why you want to do this?

I recall that there were times in the past that people paid money for the private keys for Coinbase BTC addresses which were empty. Basically someone solo mined BTC back in the day, found a block and it was sent to their personal wallet, it had 50 BTC in there and known as a coinbase transaction. Even if the address was empty people still would pay for the private key of that BTC address. Why? No clue. Some speculated it was due to some type of money laundering where they could say that they got $500,000 because they "mined BTC with their laptop back in 2009". I am sure there are other reasons for this.

Wonder what is yours?

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May 27, 2020, 12:15:14 AM
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Very curious why you want to do this?
It's certainly not for money laundering related reasons like you've mentioned above.

You can just start your own pool and just rent some hash power on Nicehash and point it there, eventually you will find a few blocks. Very curious why you want to do this?
That is very expensive and time consuming. What I'm doing here is basically paying extra money to the miner for what they are doing anyways.
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May 28, 2020, 12:10:03 PM
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May 29, 2020, 03:41:42 AM
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Hello, i can help you with this.

Write me in telegram @map_ua or discord  vjmap#6929 or pm here.

Private CPU pool, pm me to join 150%-180% of xmr profit.
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May 31, 2020, 04:49:27 AM
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Very curious why you want to do this?
It's certainly not for money laundering related reasons like you've mentioned above.

You can just start your own pool and just rent some hash power on Nicehash and point it there, eventually you will find a few blocks. Very curious why you want to do this?
That is very expensive and time consuming. What I'm doing here is basically paying extra money to the miner for what they are doing anyways.

The premium for Nicehash ETH hashrate is not that large at the moment, how is it more expensive. How much more premium are you going to pay some miner to mine ETH for you.

Why do you need specific blocks, the mined blocks will be sent to the miners address and they will send those ETH blocks to you, how is this any different from buying ETH from an exchange? I don't understand what you are trying to accomplish here.

If you explain what your specific plan is, we can help you out to find the cheapest route to acquire ETH.

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