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January 16, 2015, 05:15:55 PM
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https://bit-x.comThe mining fee, as of January 13, has been lowered 33% to only 0.0022 USD (0.00000929BTC) per GHS per day. This initiative ensures user mining profitability and return on investment!
Earnings are now in the positive, feel free to discuss! 
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"?  Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. |
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January 18, 2015, 02:32:02 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. |
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January 18, 2015, 02:40:38 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center Again, Cloud mining = ponzi. It doesn't matter what they say or present to you or how fancy/trendy is their website |
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January 18, 2015, 02:55:47 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center 1 GH/s costs 0.0006 BTC at market rates currently. Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Please visit http://www.bitfury.com/ and do your research with them (they have proven themselves time and time again). |
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January 18, 2015, 04:16:59 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center 1 GH/s costs 0.0006 BTC at market rates currently. Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Please visit http://www.bitfury.com/ and do your research with them (they have proven themselves time and time again). Please translate the earnings in USD/month and let me know. |
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January 18, 2015, 04:31:35 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center 1 GH/s costs 0.0006 BTC at market rates currently. Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Please visit http://www.bitfury.com/ and do your research with them (they have proven themselves time and time again). Please translate the earnings in USD/month and let me know. Just convert the above earnings (earnings are AFTER fees) with http://preev.com/. |
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January 18, 2015, 05:56:04 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center 1 GH/s costs 0.0006 BTC at market rates currently. Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Please visit http://www.bitfury.com/ and do your research with them (they have proven themselves time and time again). Please translate the earnings in USD/month and let me know. Just convert the above earnings (earnings are AFTER fees) with http://preev.com/. I don't find the calculator on bit-x's page. please make the calculation for 1000 usd invested. tell me how much would someone can earn per month. |
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January 18, 2015, 07:40:19 PM |
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From the looks of it they are charging roughly 8 cents per TH per day. Don't you think this is kind of high? How efficient of machines are they using. or is there something wrong with my math?
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January 18, 2015, 08:35:53 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center 1 GH/s costs 0.0006 BTC at market rates currently. Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Please visit http://www.bitfury.com/ and do your research with them (they have proven themselves time and time again). Please translate the earnings in USD/month and let me know. Just convert the above earnings (earnings are AFTER fees) with http://preev.com/. I don't find the calculator on bit-x's page. please make the calculation for 1000 usd invested. tell me how much would someone can earn per month. I will tell you how to find it since I am currently on mobile. Scroll to the bottom on the homepage ( https://bit-x.com) and click on mining calculator under the column named "Info" and enter values! |
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January 19, 2015, 07:27:10 AM |
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From the looks of it they are charging roughly 8 cents per TH per day. Don't you think this is kind of high? How efficient of machines are they using. or is there something wrong with my math?
Not sure I understand your math, there might be something wrong with it. |
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January 19, 2015, 09:35:06 PM |
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Yes, free to discuss. Cloud mining = ponzi If they have the spare capacity... Why aren't "they" mining with it and they want to "share"? Clearly, it's more profitable for them to "rent"(scam) you the capacity than to mine themselves. Nonsense claims but nonetheless I will address them. Cloud mining companies (legitimate ones like BIT-X and amhash) rent capacity to provide mining facilities to the average bitcoin user and to receive upfront return on their investment to provide these services. Users who mine can and will ROI. Just like ASIC miner manufacturers, why bother selling their equipment? They want to provide mining services to any user as well as receive an upfront investment return. BIT-X.com has had their partnership with BitFury confirmed. ask how much money is expected to generate a "miner" in 24 hours considering the fact the Bitcoin price is falling. Also, many people would love to see their data center 1 GH/s costs 0.0006 BTC at market rates currently. Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Please visit http://www.bitfury.com/ and do your research with them (they have proven themselves time and time again). Please translate the earnings in USD/month and let me know. Just convert the above earnings (earnings are AFTER fees) with http://preev.com/. I don't find the calculator on bit-x's page. please make the calculation for 1000 usd invested. tell me how much would someone can earn per month. Since I am now back on my laptop I will do the quick calculation for you. 1000 USD is equal to 4.66 BTC ( http://preev.com) At current market rates (0.0006 BTC per GH/s) you could place an order and potentially buy 7,767 GH/s. Now the earnings:  Take an estimate of 0.825 BTC in earnings per month and you ROI in just over 5 and a half months. Of course, you can choose to sell you GH/s at any point in time to ROI faster (have your principal back plus all earnings during the time you mined). These aren't exact figures to live by, you may ROI faster or slower depending on future mining difficulty. Hope this helped! |
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January 20, 2015, 06:23:26 AM |
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Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
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January 20, 2015, 06:44:13 AM |
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Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
1 GH/s costs 0.0006BTC at market rates currently.Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. |
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January 20, 2015, 06:39:31 PM |
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Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
This depends on the market. Currently you can buy GH/s at 0.0006 each. You can buy as much as there is in the market, just place an order with the trading pair of either (USD-EUR-GBP)/GHS or BTC/GHS! |
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January 21, 2015, 04:18:34 PM |
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Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
1 GH/s costs 0.0006BTC at market rates currently.
You got it yourself, market rates do change however due to the forces of supply and demand. |
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January 21, 2015, 05:35:18 PM |
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Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
1 GH/s costs 0.0006BTC at market rates currently.Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Thanks for your reply Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
1 GH/s costs 0.0006BTC at market rates currently.
You got it yourself, market rates do change however due to the forces of supply and demand. Thanks for the answer. I calculated that it took more than 2 months to get back our initial investment. Am i right? |
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January 24, 2015, 09:38:13 AM |
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Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
1 GH/s costs 0.0006BTC at market rates currently.Feel free to calculate it yourself by clicking on "mining calculator" at the bottom of the main page at https://BIT-X.com. Thanks for your reply Can you please tell me what is the price of 1 GHS. If i buy 10 GHS is it ok, can i buy as much as i can. How i can buy GHS in bit-x. I couldnt find any option
1 GH/s costs 0.0006BTC at market rates currently.
You got it yourself, market rates do change however due to the forces of supply and demand. Thanks for the answer. I calculated that it took more than 2 months to get back our initial investment. Am i right? More or less, yes. This ROI timeframe depends on mining difficulty changes. |
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January 25, 2015, 03:06:20 AM |
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How many watts of electricity will 1 TH consume with bit-x's equipment? What do they pay for electricity?
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January 14, 2018, 02:15:36 AM |
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Did the site exit scam without any mention of it?
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