Hashie.co - Cloud Mining from 0.0012 BTC / GH | NEW: AMHash | FREE 10 GH

[raskul]

nowhere on their website does it state that i will have control over the pool on which I mine.

It says you are able to rent your power, so if you are able to rent that means you are able to change the pools right? Also mintsy says, you will be able to mine any coin cryptsy list. So I am not so sure but it makes me feel like having your own hardware.

no, that does not mean i can manually input the pool i wish to mine on, it means that you can rent your rigs to other users to mine on 'the mintsy pool'
and i certainly don't want to mine shitcoins.

[zerocoder]

no, that does not mean i can manually input the pool i wish to mine on, it means that you can rent your rigs to other users to mine on 'the mintsy pool'
and i certainly don't want to mine shitcoins.

Yup then the only option left out seems like buying hardware and moving india for cheap electricity Whatsoever, I didn't know that. Thanks

[Puppet]

Sharing the mining address means is to be tracked by not all your customers but also by your competitors (company's internal spending and other things) and it can constitute a security vulnerability also as you know most of those firms have their own proprietary software for max the output of their hardware also renting their power to 3rd parties time to time.

Nonsense. It reveals nothing other than what they want to reveal. If for whatever reason they are paranoid about their BTC expenditures other than to their investors, they can easily mix those coins afterwards, instead of mixing them before they pay their investors.

So this is their internal company business do you know any cloud mining company sharing their BTC mining address?

Yes. In fact all credible (cloud) mining companies do. You can see a list here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=860400.0

[chmick]

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Hello
here are mine  for a gen1 plus 60GH amhash (could not find a more detailled  view )

Type   payout
Amount   0.02012224
Time   2014-11-23 00:00:36
Earnings   0.03713804
Electricity   0.01701580
Hashpower (GH)   2976.03

Do u mean that u have got 0.02012224BTC from 2976.03Ghs in 24 hour ? That is effectively 54.18% of the theoretical yield 0.03713806BTC...

That's correct .

if that is correct and i will take your word for it that it is until someone says otherwise with proof. I will say it is pretty much in line with other service i use hashnest.com i think as of time me writting this was at 52.75% pay after the fees. I would like to see fees below 25% on all services if possible but need stronger btc i guess

Do u mean most of the cloud mining services are actually paying below 55% of the theoretical yield on an average ?

Not always. I have 100 Ghs with cloudmining.website and their latest payment is 0.00124106BTC, which is 99.45% of the theoretical yield 0.00124791BTC. I think PB mining payment is also better than 55%, though I dont have their latest data...

On important thing . On pbmining (and on the other website also i think..) you can not sell back your miner . it's a five years contract. You must trust the website and a have faith in ROI.

[GermanGiant]

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Hello
here are mine  for a gen1 plus 60GH amhash (could not find a more detailled  view )

Type   payout
Amount   0.02012224
Time   2014-11-23 00:00:36
Earnings   0.03713804
Electricity   0.01701580
Hashpower (GH)   2976.03

Do u mean that u have got 0.02012224BTC from 2976.03Ghs in 24 hour ? That is effectively 54.18% of the theoretical yield 0.03713806BTC...

That's correct .

if that is correct and i will take your word for it that it is until someone says otherwise with proof. I will say it is pretty much in line with other service i use hashnest.com i think as of time me writting this was at 52.75% pay after the fees. I would like to see fees below 25% on all services if possible but need stronger btc i guess

Do u mean most of the cloud mining services are actually paying below 55% of the theoretical yield on an average ?

Not always. I have 100 Ghs with cloudmining.website and their latest payment is 0.00124106BTC, which is 99.45% of the theoretical yield 0.00124791BTC. I think PB mining payment is also better than 55%, though I dont have their latest data...

On important thing . On pbmining (and on the other website also i think..) you can not sell back your miner . it's a five years contract. You must trust the website and a have faith in ROI.

There is not much difference between 5 year and 1 year, because after 1 year, u'll literally earn Satoshis in a month span, unless difficulty deeps down. Moreover, selling out is a bad exit strategy as sales commission will eat up your profit most of the time as discussed here...

Great news however to be competitive with havelock you NEED to lower the market sell fees. Sure withdrawals and some features are better on hashie.co however the fee difference (0.4%) to 9% + about $1.1 is ridiculous.

I agree the Sell fees are way too high on Hashie but i think they do this to prevent people from selling and encourage holding.

One of the reasons is to prevent abuse of the free miner promo, we won't reveal more details.

[yvv]

There is not much difference between 5 year and 1 year, because after 1 year, u'll literally earn Satoshis in a month span, unless difficulty deeps down. Moreover, selling out is a bad exit strategy as sales commission will eat up your profit most of the time as discussed here...

No, selling out would be a good exit strategy, even with these ridiculous fees. But they don't let you to sell out. To be exact, you can sell out, but you can't withdraw your btc after this.

[corygto]

There is not much difference between 5 year and 1 year, because after 1 year, u'll literally earn Satoshis in a month span, unless difficulty deeps down. Moreover, selling out is a bad exit strategy as sales commission will eat up your profit most of the time as discussed here...

No, selling out would be a good exit strategy, even with these ridiculous fees. But they don't let you to sell out. To be exact, you can sell out, but you can't withdraw your btc after this.

Maybe you just aren't smart enough to figure it out? I can't come up with any other explanation.

I sold 1.4 Th/s on Hashie and took all my BTC out within minutes after doing it. That 1.4 Th/s was all my hashing power at the time besides the free miner. I got my BTC out without a single hiccup.

Sounds like user error to me 

[Snovell]

can I specify which pool I mine on?

Currently, no. However, I find that there are very few cloud mining services out there that will let you do that.

then this is not for me. thanks for your response.

Hashie is suppose to be releasing miner mods this week and there is speculation you will be able to change pools possibly so keep your eye out.

[yvv]

There is not much difference between 5 year and 1 year, because after 1 year, u'll literally earn Satoshis in a month span, unless difficulty deeps down. Moreover, selling out is a bad exit strategy as sales commission will eat up your profit most of the time as discussed here...

No, selling out would be a good exit strategy, even with these ridiculous fees. But they don't let you to sell out. To be exact, you can sell out, but you can't withdraw your btc after this.

Maybe you just aren't smart enough to figure it out? I can't come up with any other explanation.

I sold 1.4 Th/s on Hashie and took all my BTC out within minutes after doing it. That 1.4 Th/s was all my hashing power at the time besides the free miner. I got my BTC out without a single hiccup.

Sounds like user error to me 

This does not make any sense, since they explicitly tell you that you are not able to withdraw without  a payed miner, but I'll follow your advise and try to sell. Nothing makes sense in their service anyway.

thanks for advise
 

[ryukamiho]

After all the spam created. I failed to see what miners mods would be? and where they said that will start working this week.?

[corygto]

There is not much difference between 5 year and 1 year, because after 1 year, u'll literally earn Satoshis in a month span, unless difficulty deeps down. Moreover, selling out is a bad exit strategy as sales commission will eat up your profit most of the time as discussed here...

No, selling out would be a good exit strategy, even with these ridiculous fees. But they don't let you to sell out. To be exact, you can sell out, but you can't withdraw your btc after this.

Maybe you just aren't smart enough to figure it out? I can't come up with any other explanation.

I sold 1.4 Th/s on Hashie and took all my BTC out within minutes after doing it. That 1.4 Th/s was all my hashing power at the time besides the free miner. I got my BTC out without a single hiccup.

Sounds like user error to me 

This does not make any sense, since they explicitly tell you that you are not able to withdraw without  a payed miner, but I'll follow your advise and try to sell. Nothing makes sense in their service anyway.

thanks for advise
 

You absolutely can withdraw without a payed miner, if you bought a miner at some point in time. This means that you can buy hashing power and sell off everything you have and pull out the BTC if you choose to go that path.

[ryukamiho]

You absolutely can withdraw without a payed miner, if you bought a miner at some point in time. This means that you can buy hashing power and sell off everything you have and pull out the BTC if you choose to go that path.

So basic all the spam created by that retarded user was for nothing since he didnt tested before crying?

[suchmoon]

After all the spam created. I failed to see what miners mods would be? and where they said that will start working this week.?

No, the mods were not specified, so it's all speculation. And they were postponed, presumably due to AMHASH deal, so the timeline is not clear either.

[SpanishSoldier]

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Hello
here are mine  for a gen1 plus 60GH amhash (could not find a more detailled  view )

Type   payout
Amount   0.02012224
Time   2014-11-23 00:00:36
Earnings   0.03713804
Electricity   0.01701580
Hashpower (GH)   2976.03

Do u mean that u have got 0.02012224BTC from 2976.03Ghs in 24 hour ? That is effectively 54.18% of the theoretical yield 0.03713806BTC...

That's correct .

if that is correct and i will take your word for it that it is until someone says otherwise with proof. I will say it is pretty much in line with other service i use hashnest.com i think as of time me writting this was at 52.75% pay after the fees. I would like to see fees below 25% on all services if possible but need stronger btc i guess

Do u mean most of the cloud mining services are actually paying below 55% of the theoretical yield on an average ?

Not always. I have 100 Ghs with cloudmining.website and their latest payment is 0.00124106BTC, which is 99.45% of the theoretical yield 0.00124791BTC. I think PB mining payment is also better than 55%, though I dont have their latest data...

Oh I see... so how come some miners are paying 90% up and some are paying less than 55% of the theoretical yield ?

[corygto]

You absolutely can withdraw without a payed miner, if you bought a miner at some point in time. This means that you can buy hashing power and sell off everything you have and pull out the BTC if you choose to go that path.

So basic all the spam created by that retarded user was for nothing since he didnt tested before crying?

Yep.

[chmick]

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Hello
here are mine  for a gen1 plus 60GH amhash (could not find a more detailled  view )

Type   payout
Amount   0.02012224
Time   2014-11-23 00:00:36
Earnings   0.03713804
Electricity   0.01701580
Hashpower (GH)   2976.03

Do u mean that u have got 0.02012224BTC from 2976.03Ghs in 24 hour ? That is effectively 54.18% of the theoretical yield 0.03713806BTC...

That's correct .

if that is correct and i will take your word for it that it is until someone says otherwise with proof. I will say it is pretty much in line with other service i use hashnest.com i think as of time me writting this was at 52.75% pay after the fees. I would like to see fees below 25% on all services if possible but need stronger btc i guess

Do u mean most of the cloud mining services are actually paying below 55% of the theoretical yield on an average ?

Not always. I have 100 Ghs with cloudmining.website and their latest payment is 0.00124106BTC, which is 99.45% of the theoretical yield 0.00124791BTC. I think PB mining payment is also better than 55%, though I dont have their latest data...

Oh I see... so how come some miners are paying 90% up and some are paying less than 55% of the theoretical yield ?

As I said earlier , on pbmining it's a five year contract and you can't sell your ghs . Once you're in you can get your money out except waiting for ROI .

And it make a big difference . If you want to get out from hashie you just have to wait for your miners to mine the difference between you buy price and your sell price plus the 9% fee.

It's also a security if you think  the website smell fishy .

[yvv]

You absolutely can withdraw without a payed miner, if you bought a miner at some point in time. This means that you can buy hashing power and sell off everything you have and pull out the BTC if you choose to go that path.

It is not explicitly stated anywhere, and sale fee is too damn high to try just to figure out that you may be not able to withdraw. I complained about this issue multiple times on this thread, first time several pages ago, and got no response from anybody affiliated with hashie. Instead, one moron wrote a shitload of stupid crap at my address. Where have you been, dude, you would save me so much typing? Thanks anyway.

[yvv]

Here is a screenshot from another hashie thread

https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FOiYdHxr.jpg%26t%3D546%26c%3DOtC6eC9Y71fnXQ&t=546&c=WznqNGofASM0oQ

So, the statement on this screenshot is false.

[hashie]

You absolutely can withdraw without a payed miner, if you bought a miner at some point in time. This means that you can buy hashing power and sell off everything you have and pull out the BTC if you choose to go that path.

It is not explicitly stated anywhere, and sale fee is too damn high to try just to figure out that you may be not able to withdraw. I complained about this issue multiple times on this thread, first time several pages ago, and got no response from anybody affiliated with hashie. Instead, one moron wrote a shitload of stupid crap at my address. Where have you been, dude, you would save me so much typing? Thanks anyway.

Perhaps you would have received a response if you contacted us on official support channels (ie, the contact form) instead of starting a completely unrelated flame war with another use in this thread.

What corygto said is correct.

PS: Due to your past behavior, your Bitcointalk account is on my ignore list on Bitcointalk. For support, use the contact form.

-Sahra

[corygto]

You absolutely can withdraw without a payed miner, if you bought a miner at some point in time. This means that you can buy hashing power and sell off everything you have and pull out the BTC if you choose to go that path.

It is not explicitly stated anywhere, and sale fee is too damn high to try just to figure out that you may be not able to withdraw. I complained about this issue multiple times on this thread, first time several pages ago, and got no response from anybody affiliated with hashie. Instead, one moron wrote a shitload of stupid crap at my address. Where have you been, dude, you would save me so much typing? Thanks anyway.

Perhaps you would have received a response if you contacted us on official support channels (ie, the contact form) instead of starting a completely unrelated flame war with another use in this thread.

What corygto said is correct.

PS: Due to your past behavior, your Bitcointalk account is on my ignore list on Bitcointalk. For support, use the contact form.

-Sahra

I think it's about time to start your own moderated thread Hashie. Those flame wars on this thread aren't good for business.