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December 06, 2014, 03:44:49 PM |
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Meager days in mining land ?
payout 0.0000747/gh 2014-12-06 00:01:11 payout 0.0000720 2014-12-05 00:01:04 payout 0.0000725 2014-12-04 00:01:00
Not saying it´s limited to Hashie. Seems to be a pretty dry
spell all over.
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sumantso
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December 06, 2014, 03:50:48 PM |
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I'm a little bit disappointed that there is still no market for AMHash.
Asicminer has a good reputation, but that alone is not enough to carry AMHash if it continue to be so expensive. Looking at the rates it seems far wiser to just buy Bitcoins instead.
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December 06, 2014, 03:51:30 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
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December 06, 2014, 03:53:46 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
Profit through mining is a pipe dream now. Which makes it even more surprising the multitude of cloudmining companies that are starting up.
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December 06, 2014, 03:58:50 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
Profit through mining is a pipe dream now. Which makes it even more surprising the multitude of cloudmining companies that are starting up. How is it surprising? That vast majority are ponzi scams that will collapse the moment sales < payouts. Cloudmining is the new arbitrage trading, and since there is no risk of a bankrun, its ponzi 2.0. The one's that arent ponzi's are almost without exception organized by the ASIC vendors themselves. Its an excellent strategy to get money up front from soon to be obsolete hardware that they had trouble selling anyway.
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galdur
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December 06, 2014, 04:17:21 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
Profit through mining is a pipe dream now. Which makes it even more surprising the multitude of cloudmining companies that are starting up. Competing with paltry payouts from AMHASH, Genesis, Hashie and others is extremely easy for cloud mining startups. So, of course they spring up.
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DARKANGEL6415
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December 06, 2014, 06:06:03 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
Profit through mining is a pipe dream now. Which makes it even more surprising the multitude of cloudmining companies that are starting up. Competing with paltry payouts from AMHASH, Genesis, Hashie and others is extremely easy for cloud mining startups. So, of course they spring up. I would agree with this but i always hope i can pick up cheap GHS and then boom difficulty drops or is flat lined. Like it seems this will be 2nd drop in diff
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galdur
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December 06, 2014, 06:14:53 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
Profit through mining is a pipe dream now. Which makes it even more surprising the multitude of cloudmining companies that are starting up. Competing with paltry payouts from AMHASH, Genesis, Hashie and others is extremely easy for cloud mining startups. So, of course they spring up. I would agree with this but i always hope i can pick up cheap GHS and then boom difficulty drops or is flat lined. Like it seems this will be 2nd drop in diff Second drop ? That sure would be welcome. Well, actually I´m half-tempted to start selling cloud mining myself. It´s probably very lucrative, especially since it has so many 100% sure thing counter-indicators and sloppy whores pushing the greediest competitors with the lowest payouts.
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December 06, 2014, 07:57:26 PM |
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I sold my miner because Im not happy with mining results. My 30ghs on Hashie mining only 20 000 satoshi in 24hours. When cloudminr.io mining nearly 100 000 satoshi in a week with 10ghs.
Profit through mining is a pipe dream now. Which makes it even more surprising the multitude of cloudmining companies that are starting up. Competing with paltry payouts from AMHASH, Genesis, Hashie and others is extremely easy for cloud mining startups. So, of course they spring up. I would agree with this but i always hope i can pick up cheap GHS and then boom difficulty drops or is flat lined. Like it seems this will be 2nd drop in diff I agree. Hopefully, this is the case.
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December 06, 2014, 10:26:03 PM |
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would be nice makes it a good time to mine if diff drops or plateaus
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December 07, 2014, 04:03:32 AM |
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still waiting for the miners mods.
got near 60 ghs here .
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December 07, 2014, 04:51:43 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
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December 07, 2014, 05:07:26 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
I believe that Amhash should be able to honor their commitment even if either havelock or hashie disappear, although I don't know what would be the specific procedure in such case. Do they have a full list of their customers? How would they verify their identities?
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December 07, 2014, 05:24:51 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
I believe that Amhash should be able to honor their commitment even if either havelock or hashie disappear, although I don't know what would be the specific procedure in such case. Do they have a full list of their customers? How would they verify their identities? Yeah, cloud mining is scary as hell ... but its becoming my only option to keep 'mining' as elec costs for cloud vs what I pay in elec is much less for cloud. But, putting in a decent amount of BTC to even reputable cloud providers is freaky... =(
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December 07, 2014, 05:37:36 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
I believe that Amhash should be able to honor their commitment even if either havelock or hashie disappear, although I don't know what would be the specific procedure in such case. Do they have a full list of their customers? How would they verify their identities? Yeah, cloud mining is scary as hell ... but its becoming my only option to keep 'mining' as elec costs for cloud vs what I pay in elec is much less for cloud. But, putting in a decent amount of BTC to even reputable cloud providers is freaky... =( Yeah it always is a risk i personally use cex.io, hashnest, havelock, cloudminr and hashie . I only see hashnest and cex.io that show you the live miner updates and let you plug in your miners to pool. I had gaw before but i wont go into it lol
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December 07, 2014, 05:56:47 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
I believe that Amhash should be able to honor their commitment even if either havelock or hashie disappear, although I don't know what would be the specific procedure in such case. Do they have a full list of their customers? How would they verify their identities? Yeah, cloud mining is scary as hell ... but its becoming my only option to keep 'mining' as elec costs for cloud vs what I pay in elec is much less for cloud. But, putting in a decent amount of BTC to even reputable cloud providers is freaky... =( There are other options, you can buy a miner and have it hosted somewhere with cheap electricity. It's better than a cloud since you have full control. You still need to trust the host to some extent though.
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December 07, 2014, 05:57:05 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
I believe that Amhash should be able to honor their commitment even if either havelock or hashie disappear, although I don't know what would be the specific procedure in such case. Do they have a full list of their customers? How would they verify their identities? Yeah, cloud mining is scary as hell ... but its becoming my only option to keep 'mining' as elec costs for cloud vs what I pay in elec is much less for cloud. But, putting in a decent amount of BTC to even reputable cloud providers is freaky... =( Yeah it always is a risk i personally use cex.io, hashnest, havelock, cloudminr and hashie . I only see hashnest and cex.io that show you the live miner updates and let you plug in your miners to pool. I had gaw before but i wont go into it lol Hrm... Im tryin out hashnest too, I dont see an option anywhere to point to a pool of ur choice...
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December 07, 2014, 05:57:53 AM |
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So, I got a question ... Im curious, and realize that all cloud services are pretty much a risk of being frauds but.... Between buying amhash on havelockinvestments vs hashie... what the difference as far as risk? I guess what Im wondering are both providers as equally tied to the AM hardware? Or is hashie or havelock more at risk than the other of randomly disappearing in the future?
I believe that Amhash should be able to honor their commitment even if either havelock or hashie disappear, although I don't know what would be the specific procedure in such case. Do they have a full list of their customers? How would they verify their identities? Yeah, cloud mining is scary as hell ... but its becoming my only option to keep 'mining' as elec costs for cloud vs what I pay in elec is much less for cloud. But, putting in a decent amount of BTC to even reputable cloud providers is freaky... =( There are other options, you can buy a miner and have it hosted somewhere with cheap electricity. It's better than a cloud since you have full control. You still need to trust the host to some extent though. True, but yeah like u said, ur still trusting someone w/ ur crap, whether its physical assets or BTC... Then theres shipping n stuff.... really makes it not worth it ..
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December 08, 2014, 02:25:18 PM |
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Site is down at this moment i see
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December 08, 2014, 02:29:31 PM |
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Site is down at this moment i see
Hashie site is not down. I just went there and logged in.
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