GAW ZenCloud ZenPool Hashlet - does it really exist? ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :-)

[bobsav2121]

Yeah that Volder guy sure moved up in the ranks fast, 1 day he selling out of the private market place, next day he's a full blown dealer. go to be something behind that.

[blacklizard]

trouble is some dont show their badges like this lizard guy i only recently found out hes a reseller too

Don't know why it would be a "trouble" that I don't have a reseller patch (besides my signature). However, it has been requested a while ago and simply not applied yet by the powers up above. I hope this provides some comfort.

[alienesb]

Yeah that Volder guy sure moved up in the ranks fast, 1 day he selling out of the private market place, next day he's a full blown dealer. go to be something behind that.

Dude has been an insider since the beginning, I thought everyone knew that?

Anyway, on a positive note the marketplace is working because I've sold about 75 primes so far today so that's cool. I'm going to buy some Zens with half of the BTC and use the other half at LTCgear.

[bitcoinnoisseur]

Yeah "HASHPOINTS" the almighty thing that people fight over.  Josh has stated for well over a month ago that "hashpoints" would be used in the mythical "project Prime" but so far zip nada on both counts.
I sold everything I had but held on to the Primes waiting for this Project to appear.
It was all supposed to start OCT23rd. but I guess now its a big secret, and doesnt look like its going to happen.
So ill give them till the 23rd when they boldly exclaim :" Everything will Change" at if that doesnt happen I'm out of there.

Josh made an announcement that the pre-announcement of the Oct 23rd announcement wont take place until 4th Quarter 2014. Last time I checked any date in October was in the 4th Quarter. I wouldn't bet that anything will be done before late December. However, I'm not going to discount the probability that an announcement is made in time for people to splurge around the Holidays. I can't see Josh missing an opportunity to suck in a whole lot of Christmas money. LOL.

[GSpgh]

trouble is some dont show their badges like this lizard guy i only recently found out hes a reseller too

Don't know why it would be a "trouble" that I don't have a reseller patch (besides my signature). However, it has been requested a while ago and simply not applied yet by the powers up above. I hope this provides some comfort.

oh great i hope you didnt bring your hammer cause i really dont wanna leave this thread with ht still down and whatnot

if you dont see how its a conflict of interest to be reseller and moderator then the badge of course doesnt matter

like in that thread about prime sale for 70 bucks you shouldve just recused yourself from that discusion instead of pushing to where it ended in bans

why didnt you?

[bitcoinnoisseur]

Yeah that Volder guy sure moved up in the ranks fast, 1 day he selling out of the private market place, next day he's a full blown dealer. go to be something behind that.

Dude has been an insider since the beginning, I thought everyone knew that?

Anyway, on a positive note the marketplace is working because I've sold about 75 primes so far today so that's cool. I'm going to buy some Zens with half of the BTC and use the other half at LTCgear.

Any word on why Zens are off the Hash Market? And when and why prices dropped on Zencloud again?

[GSpgh]

Yeah that Volder guy sure moved up in the ranks fast, 1 day he selling out of the private market place, next day he's a full blown dealer. go to be something behind that.

Dude has been an insider since the beginning, I thought everyone knew that?

Anyway, on a positive note the marketplace is working because I've sold about 75 primes so far today so that's cool. I'm going to buy some Zens with half of the BTC and use the other half at LTCgear.

Any word on why Zens are off the Hash Market? And when and why prices dropped on Zencloud again?

jmordica posted on ht before it went down something about ilegitimate zens i guess similar issue like with primes

[bobsav2121]

They dropped the price cause the payout is going South JMHO

[alienesb]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

[Rimba]

oh i remember people trying to build a hype on primes some funny ones even said the price will be 100$ but look at them now 41$ in the makret so people are getting like 38$ per prime and its not going up...

[alienesb]

Yeah that Volder guy sure moved up in the ranks fast, 1 day he selling out of the private market place, next day he's a full blown dealer. go to be something behind that.

Dude has been an insider since the beginning, I thought everyone knew that?

Anyway, on a positive note the marketplace is working because I've sold about 75 primes so far today so that's cool. I'm going to buy some Zens with half of the BTC and use the other half at LTCgear.

Any word on why Zens are off the Hash Market? And when and why prices dropped on Zencloud again?

jmordica posted on ht before it went down something about ilegitimate zens i guess similar issue like with primes

Sounds like they should dump the resellers. I mean why do they need them anyway?

[bobsav2121]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

[alienesb]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

I know that but they can't just make up numbers that Waffle posts clear as day. If people don't notice these things or do and are OK with that they are getting screwed and deserve it. All those pennies add up.

[bitcoinnoisseur]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

I know that but they can't just make up numbers that Waffle posts clear as day. If people don't notice these things or do and are OK with that they are getting screwed and deserve it. All those pennies add up.

I also inquired and was told that GAW updates and posts Average Payout Rates(APR) much later after payouts have been made when they feel like it or get around to it. That sure does leave a whole lot of time to adjust those APR's to match the actual payouts. Seems that it should work the other way around and APR's should precede actual payouts. The numbers to be used to calculate APR's has to be known before actual payouts are calculated.

[NeonTranceBadger]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

I know that but they can't just make up numbers that Waffle posts clear as day. If people don't notice these things or do and are OK with that they are getting screwed and deserve it. All those pennies add up.

I also inquired and was told that GAW updates and posts Average Payout Rates(APR) much later after payouts have been made when they feel like it or get around to it. That sure does leave a whole lot of time to adjust those APR's to match the actual payouts. Seems that it should work the other way around and APR's should precede actual payouts. The numbers to be used to calculate APR's has to be known before actual payouts are calculated.

Take a look at http://poolpicker.eu/table?algo=scrypt.  It lists that WafflePool for 10-16 was 0.00026315 and MultiPool was 0.00039223.
These are the current rates for for

[CoffeeCat]

HT is still down. Innovators like Amazon and Google know how to keep a website up, why doesn't Josh?

[alienesb]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

I know that but they can't just make up numbers that Waffle posts clear as day. If people don't notice these things or do and are OK with that they are getting screwed and deserve it. All those pennies add up.

I also inquired and was told that GAW updates and posts Average Payout Rates(APR) much later after payouts have been made when they feel like it or get around to it. That sure does leave a whole lot of time to adjust those APR's to match the actual payouts. Seems that it should work the other way around and APR's should precede actual payouts. The numbers to be used to calculate APR's has to be known before actual payouts are calculated.

Take a look at http://poolpicker.eu/table?algo=scrypt.  It lists that WafflePool for 10-16 was 0.00026315 and MultiPool was 0.00039223.
These are the current rates for for

Ah, I didn't know that's who they used. Such why your number wrong?

[GSpgh]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

I know that but they can't just make up numbers that Waffle posts clear as day. If people don't notice these things or do and are OK with that they are getting screwed and deserve it. All those pennies add up.

I also inquired and was told that GAW updates and posts Average Payout Rates(APR) much later after payouts have been made when they feel like it or get around to it. That sure does leave a whole lot of time to adjust those APR's to match the actual payouts. Seems that it should work the other way around and APR's should precede actual payouts. The numbers to be used to calculate APR's has to be known before actual payouts are calculated.

Take a look at http://poolpicker.eu/table?algo=scrypt.  It lists that WafflePool for 10-16 was 0.00026315 and MultiPool was 0.00039223.
These are the current rates for for

yeah im pretty sure they use poolpicker or take the rates from pool sites the same way poolpicker does

not sure why they bumped waffle up by 0.00001 maybe to avoid going negative after fees but it wasnt really that close to going negative

[NeonTranceBadger]

You know I'm looking here to see what pool to double dip and noticed a discrepancy: http://cryp.today/

On Zen you'll see Waffle listed at: 0.00027315 BTC

But on Cryptoday you'll see that Waffle was clearly not that low and hasn't been for awhile. Yesterday Waffle should have been .00031300

So, are they pulling these numbers out of their ass or somewhere else?

I think all his ideas and plans come from there. And yes the  "payout" figures have nothing to do with reality. I'ts just what they decide to pay at a given time, Makes people think they are "mining"

I know that but they can't just make up numbers that Waffle posts clear as day. If people don't notice these things or do and are OK with that they are getting screwed and deserve it. All those pennies add up.

I also inquired and was told that GAW updates and posts Average Payout Rates(APR) much later after payouts have been made when they feel like it or get around to it. That sure does leave a whole lot of time to adjust those APR's to match the actual payouts. Seems that it should work the other way around and APR's should precede actual payouts. The numbers to be used to calculate APR's has to be known before actual payouts are calculated.

Take a look at http://poolpicker.eu/table?algo=scrypt.  It lists that WafflePool for 10-16 was 0.00026315 and MultiPool was 0.00039223.
These are the current rates for for

yeah im pretty sure they use poolpicker or take the rates from pool sites the same way poolpicker does

not sure why they bumped waffle up by 0.00001 maybe to avoid going negative after fees but it wasnt really that close to going negative

It was making a negative balance after maintenance fees, so to keep it profitable GAW boosted its profits a little.

[CoffeeCat]

Concerning all this bit about pool payouts, let me just say that computers are really good at numbers.