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Author Topic: HASHNEST Discussion and Support Thread  (Read 659759 times)
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December 12, 2014, 04:51:16 AM
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WOW it got so quiet up in this forum is noone using hashnest anymore?  Huh

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December 13, 2014, 06:02:38 AM
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WOW it got so quiet up in this forum is noone using hashnest anymore?  Huh

Huh It's actually good sign when some cloudmining thread is quiet, means everything works as it should,you'd get better exposure to your ponzi promoting signature in some ponzi thread like pbmining  Wink

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December 13, 2014, 02:23:59 PM
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WOW it got so quiet up in this forum is noone using hashnest anymore?  Huh

Huh It's actually good sign when some cloudmining thread is quiet, means everything works as it should,you'd get better exposure to your ponzi promoting signature in some ponzi thread like pbmining  Wink
Thanks for the advice only 1 slight problem i dont own any pb so i could care less i would go in there if i had any interest or owned share. On the other hand i own some hashnest and have been here on regular basis before i even started signature you seem to have problem with. In any case if it is a problem simply press the pretty skittle that says ignore see how simple it is.  Wink

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December 13, 2014, 03:09:55 PM
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WOW it got so quiet up in this forum is noone using hashnest anymore?  Huh

I think there arent much problems with hashnest on top of the low amount of people using it. IF you look at daily transactions for almost all except UMISSO they are very small compared to other cloud miners. Payouts have been good for the most part. Remember people tend to post a lot when they have problems compared to when everything is smooth (like poster above me mentioned PBmining)
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December 13, 2014, 08:45:19 PM
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Agreed.  I log in to hashnest every once in awhile, do my happy dance that btc difficulty temporarily stopped going up, and once in awhile, pull btc out.   Happy with the service, so no real need to post in the thread.
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December 14, 2014, 04:30:10 AM
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Agreed.  I log in to hashnest every once in awhile, do my happy dance that btc difficulty temporarily stopped going up, and once in awhile, pull btc out.   Happy with the service, so no real need to post in the thread.
true i agree with what you say i guess people dont tend to post on the positive like 90% of time. I am accustomed to fast moving forum like gaw LOL where can get like 100 missed postf in a few hours  Tongue

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December 14, 2014, 04:48:19 AM
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how are the fees compared to cex? is it about the same?
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December 14, 2014, 05:31:40 AM
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how are the fees compared to cex? is it about the same?

cex has maintenance fee $0.105/GHs/month, hashnest about $0.066/GHs/month (UMISOO), so cex.io is about 60% more expensive. At current difficulty,BTC exchange rate and GHs price it means you earn about 0.6% per day at hashnest and about 0,2% per day at cex from mining (3 times less)


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December 14, 2014, 05:42:28 AM
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how are the fees compared to cex? is it about the same?

cex has maintenance fee $0.105/GHs/month, hashnest about $0.066/GHs/month (UMISOO), so cex.io is about 60% more expensive. At current difficulty,BTC exchange rate and GHs price it means you earn about 0.6% per day at hashnest and about 0,2% per day at cex from mining (3 times less)


oh wow i did not think the fees was that much different i might have to look into that lol  Cry

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December 14, 2014, 05:53:10 AM
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how are the fees compared to cex? is it about the same?

cex has maintenance fee $0.105/GHs/month, hashnest about $0.066/GHs/month (UMISOO), so cex.io is about 60% more expensive. At current difficulty,BTC exchange rate and GHs price it means you earn about 0.6% per day at hashnest and about 0,2% per day at cex from mining (3 times less)



holy crap thats a huge difference..

thanks for the insight! that .4% can add up.. im surprised people are even with cex then lol.
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December 14, 2014, 09:54:05 AM
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holy crap thats a huge difference..

thanks for the insight! that .4% can add up.. im surprised people are even with cex then lol.

Sure it is. Recalculated to days, you would have your investment back in 150 days at hashnest (UMISOO) vs 700 at CEX (theoretically, at unchanged difficulty and share prices). Or other calculation, if you reinvested dividend everyday, in 100 days you'd have your hashrate doubled (and your investment practically ROIed) at hashnest while at cex.io you'd end just at 15% more.
Of course this is just theoretical but good return is possible also with future modest difficulty rises - like 2-3% per period

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December 14, 2014, 11:18:58 PM
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holy crap thats a huge difference..

thanks for the insight! that .4% can add up.. im surprised people are even with cex then lol.

Sure it is. Recalculated to days, you would have your investment back in 150 days at hashnest (UMISOO) vs 700 at CEX (theoretically, at unchanged difficulty and share prices). Or other calculation, if you reinvested dividend everyday, in 100 days you'd have your hashrate doubled (and your investment practically ROIed) at hashnest while at cex.io you'd end just at 15% more.
Of course this is just theoretical but good return is possible also with future modest difficulty rises - like 2-3% per period
lol those number looking at them make my head spin, i give people who figure this out manually mad respect. If there is a good site to use and calculate that wont have lots of pop ups please show me where. thanks  Smiley

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December 16, 2014, 08:44:59 AM
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I went from Umisso on S3 to minimize the risks from decline bitcoin




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December 16, 2014, 05:34:57 PM
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I went from Umisso on S3 to minimize the risks from decline bitcoin




how are you likeing the s3 do they provide better results in your opinion compared to umisoo? I thought umisoo and s3 was the same payouts and so forth for some reason

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December 16, 2014, 09:05:08 PM
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I went from Umisso on S3 to minimize the risks from decline bitcoin




how are you likeing the s3 do they provide better results in your opinion compared to umisoo? I thought umisoo and s3 was the same payouts and so forth for some reason

S3 has less of a maintenance but also seems to provide slightly higher hashrate than what you buy like I owned 1485 gh and it was actually closer to 1520 by the 24 hour avg.  I can not justify the higher cost (might not be worth it) but it seems it would be smarter due to higher maintenance as bitcoin price decreases.
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December 17, 2014, 09:26:46 AM
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the difficulty was lowered again: 39,457,671,307

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December 17, 2014, 08:34:50 PM
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the difficulty was lowered again: 39,457,671,307
HAHA nice i love it i can now feel what love is like lol good stuff MAYBEwe will have a difficulty drop for 3rd time in a row maybe a 1% would be good lol  Cool

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December 20, 2014, 11:32:14 PM
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well i see they took the scrypt miners away from the hashnest market place i seen the forum message they had. They did give like 10 day notice as they was not making profit anymore. Maybe if hashnest want to offer cloud scrypt mining they should get better miners like top model just saying. I would buy scrypt cloud mine service  Wink

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December 21, 2014, 12:40:21 AM
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well i see they took the scrypt miners away from the hashnest market place i seen the forum message they had. They did give like 10 day notice as they was not making profit anymore. Maybe if hashnest want to offer cloud scrypt mining they should get better miners like top model just saying. I would buy scrypt cloud mine service  Wink

That script miner was not bitmain's think it was remains of snowball.io. I am sure they are getting scrypt miners since the Bitmain antminer L1 is there first scrypt miner
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December 21, 2014, 01:24:05 AM
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well i see they took the scrypt miners away from the hashnest market place i seen the forum message they had. They did give like 10 day notice as they was not making profit anymore. Maybe if hashnest want to offer cloud scrypt mining they should get better miners like top model just saying. I would buy scrypt cloud mine service  Wink

That script miner was not bitmain's think it was remains of snowball.io. I am sure they are getting scrypt miners since the Bitmain antminer L1 is there first scrypt miner
i really hope you are right i would like to see more services offer scrypt cloud based mining from different companies. Especially if they are a established company like bitmain  as you mentioned would be awesome  Cheesy

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