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Cloud mining
vishalpatelz
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I want to ask following question.
Which 1 do you have good experience with.
For BTC
- Which cloud mining do you prefer?20 votes
- Genesis Mining25.00%
- HashFlare15.00%
- Other60.00%
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If cloud mining was profitable, don't you think the companies selling the mining services would just mine the coins instead of selling the hashing power?
This is a conundrum, but is applied to the btc market and asic miners? Why sell them if they can just control the market themselves???
Well I am not totally agree but some point you might right
Any reviews for hashflare?
Ty
Selling physical item for a one time cost is more reliable than building your own hardware to do a task that fluctuates in return.
Buying a physical item in a world where that physical item can become obsolete in a matter of months, makes renting more sensible.
I note that people used to mine BTC with CPU and then that became a negative gain endeavor. You'd lose money if you did that. So things moved to GPU mining. Well guess what, that became a losing proposition. So they moved to whatever generation of ASICs they're using now. How long will it take until that is also a loosing proposition and you need the next generation to make a profit?
STOP TALKING SENSE. THEY'RE EMPOWERING THE BUTTCOIN ENTERPRISE!?!
You're right. It's probably better that they all remain ignorant, so there is more profit for the rest of us. And then too, perhaps we can sell them something.
I have actual REAL items to sell and I often find it difficult to do so because everybody wants a better deal. OK, price has just raised $200. No? Now it has raised $250. Still no? $300. Ohh.. you like that first deal? Call me back in a week.
I mine with Hashnest, BTC and LTC they offer both hash types plus the option to sell to other users later.. So far paid off
https://i.imgur.com/u7bP0zN.png
Scrypt Hash http://hashl3.afastserver.com
I am all on hashflare. Is it good company? Someone review please.
Buy one for the price of two and get the second one free!
Bear to explain||??
How long did it take you to mine 8 ltc and what device/how many are you using on hashnest?
I've got a deal for you!
Cloud mining? What scam will they come up with next
BMaaS - bitcoin mining as a service.
With another fork coming up soon, we'll end up with two forks and no knife. It's hard to get good service nowadays.
If you have too many forks sell one and buy a sporkife, the all in one tool for BMaaS when you are hungry
It'll be in systemd within the week!
What should be average ROI for any cloud mining.
1 year for scammer, and 3 years for half scammer
Holyshit so how to determine scammer vs non scammer.
Ty
I'm mining with L3+ hashes. You buy per hash and they last forever unless they become not profitable or you sell them. I started in end May 2017
How are you doing with that?
Great.. buy hashes when there low then sell back when they are high. If you see my screen shot I have 37 mh at right now and the cost is only the value of 2 of them.. profitability is cost + payout - maintenance. One hash is currently .25 ltc
I used to use nicehash.com, but yeah you're probably better off just using an exchange to convert BTC into whatever altcoin you're chasing (you can find the more obscure ones on the Cryptopia NZ exchange).