my lifetime bitcoin contract never get payment from 2 or 3 months ago..
is that contract suspended?
One way to work out your daily payout after fees is by looking in your contracts and if you go to the link below and enter in your hashpower and deduct the fee, then you can just do a check. It is not 100% accurate, no Bitcoin calculators are as they work on averages etc.
You can use this same method for any company that charges a daily fee so this is not just Genesis Mining specific.
Use the calculator here, you can use others of course but I tend to use this one most of the time.
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficultyFor example
I have a contract with a fee of 0.00079 USD per GH/s per day. These contracts started in January 2016.
I have 100 GH/s so the daily fee would be 7.9 US Cents a day.
I look at the calculator, which I posted the link to above and enter in 100 GH/s
As you can see from the image, the average return per day currently at the time of doing this post was 0.1305 USD/Day or just over 13 cents.
You then deduct your daily fee which is 7.9 US Cents, which makes 0.0515 USD or just over 5 US cents.
You enter in 0.0515 USD into the USD/Day column
and then look in the BTC/Day column and average payouts are around 0.00009958 BTC currently after the fee is removed.
For reference you can look up this wallet address if you like.
1ccbNk4pycMoLvkFEtQM7Eyh34qeVo2NJ
This is the wallet address I get my payouts to so you can track them from the day they started until today.
You can see for example that my first full payout for 100GH/s was 0.000155 BTC and my last payout was 0.0005053 so because of rising Bitcoin difficulty in nearly 6 months my payouts have gone down by a lot. This happens with any (legit) SHA 256 cloud mining company and my payouts over at Hashnest have also decreased too.
Also do not forget that calculators are just a guide and you only need to look at payouts on pools and see that one day, mining returns might be higher or lower than the amount shown in calculator.
