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Topic: Advice for new users regarding CLOUD MINING - page 7. (Read 44376 times)

hero member
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December 07, 2014, 08:05:36 AM
honestly it seems that mining may be profitable given lower dynamics of diff increase. Choose your hashing power platform and buy.
legendary
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December 07, 2014, 07:51:10 AM
Anyone please tell me is there any real profitable cloud mining service? I don't want to keep my coins still. And I am also tired of btcjam and bitlendingclub.
I have free miners in hashie.co, is it worth spending there?
hero member
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December 07, 2014, 07:38:33 AM
Actually if you look on the prices of GH/s across the board  in the last 3-4 weeks(excluding CEX of course) you made profit and can sell at the same prices. however the prices actually went up as diff dropped!


mathematically - If thats ponzi -  it will survive few years ..

I know what you mean. Mathematically if it was ponzi it would not have survived given recent flat difficulty. Because we expect very moderate to low diff increase I think most ponzis will go belly up in the next couple of months.
legendary
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December 07, 2014, 06:32:35 AM
Hello I am Hommero and I have big Bitcoin farming. They need watering right now to grow but pay me $50 and I'll sell you one plant. In two years you will get your $50 back guaranteed. Plus you will need to keep upgrading plant, so really you pay me more and so if you upgrade your $50 hashish to 70 doll hair hashish I can promise you little over 2 1/2 years. Wow what a great schema please refer your friends and get free Bitcoin hashish plant.

- Hommero



hehe

But it is true.. farming .. but for first one, that can be profit right?
legendary
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December 07, 2014, 06:18:16 AM
Actually if you look on the prices of GH/s across the board  in the last 3-4 weeks(excluding CEX of course) you made profit and can sell at the same prices. however the prices actually went up as diff dropped!


mathematically - If thats ponzi -  it will survive few years ..
hero member
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December 07, 2014, 05:53:06 AM
Well you can re-sell them at kryptologika. Price of GH/s is related rather to diff not to BTC/USD price.
hero member
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December 07, 2014, 12:29:39 AM
Actually if you look on the prices of GH/s across the board  in the last 3-4 weeks(excluding CEX of course) you made profit and can sell at the same prices. however the prices actually went up as diff dropped!

When you can resell them. The price of GHS is dependent on the price of BTC too.
hero member
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December 06, 2014, 07:32:57 PM
Actually if you look on the prices of GH/s across the board  in the last 3-4 weeks(excluding CEX of course) you made profit and can sell at the same prices. however the prices actually went up as diff dropped!
yvv
legendary
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December 06, 2014, 07:21:51 PM
Dropping difficulty? Yeah, right.
hero member
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December 06, 2014, 07:01:29 PM
Why so negative? Given the dropping difficulty in the long run it should generate profits. Besides you can trade the shares and benefit from the margins.
hero member
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Respect All Fear None
December 06, 2014, 06:23:54 PM
My advice would be to stay away from it unless you want to loose money in the long run.
hero member
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December 06, 2014, 06:22:35 PM
We are proud to announce 25% reduction in maintenance fees at kryptologika.com
legendary
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December 05, 2014, 10:48:29 PM
Nice guide for newbie as me. Now i choose GAW/Zen mining with 0.06BTC contract Smiley. tks u so much

Can you tell me why you're so sure that there is better? This is very serious question.
hero member
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December 05, 2014, 10:43:09 PM
Nice guide for newbie as me. Now i choose GAW/Zen mining with 0.06BTC contract Smiley. tks u so much
legendary
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December 05, 2014, 09:40:14 PM
Thats pretty good point.

A operator can just vanish at any point in time, regardless and decide when to close up shop. That same rule of thumb goes to all cloud services.. which most people already ignore though, so whatevers. lol.

True, but some are more likely to run than others. Not all operators are equivalent. You have manufacturers that are running cloud mining services and you have cloud mining services that buy hashing power from those manufacturers. It's extremely unlikely that established ASIC manufacturers will run away with your money. It's far more likely that a cloud mining service which refuses to provide information about itself will do a runner. That should be obvious to everyone.
full member
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December 05, 2014, 09:17:09 PM
+17% on a 50GHS bought November 16 : 16-11-2014   50 GH/s    0.00926776 BTC in 18-19 days gives you 80%+ of the expected revenue at current's difficulty when the last difficulty was slightly higher.

On cex.io 50GHS would have cost 0.105$ x 50GHS x 19/30 = 3,325$=0.00875 for 1BTC=380$ so a net revenue of 0.011-0.00875=0.00225

Cloudminr is smaller so subject to luck but ends up giving 4.1 times more than cex.io for 50GHS on the last 18 days in my calculation.

Irrelevant. Cloudminr claim they have no fees so why are you only being paid 80% of what you should be getting? They have no problems lying to you about payments, so what makes you think they won't just run away with the money? What makes you think they have any miners at all? They've already proven they're dishonest.

Thats pretty good point.

A operator can just vanish at any point in time, regardless and decide when to close up shop. That same rule of thumb goes to all cloud services.. which most people already ignore though, so whatevers. lol.
legendary
Activity: 826
Merit: 1004
December 05, 2014, 09:02:03 PM
+17% on a 50GHS bought November 16 : 16-11-2014   50 GH/s    0.00926776 BTC in 18-19 days gives you 80%+ of the expected revenue at current's difficulty when the last difficulty was slightly higher.

On cex.io 50GHS would have cost 0.105$ x 50GHS x 19/30 = 3,325$=0.00875 for 1BTC=380$ so a net revenue of 0.011-0.00875=0.00225

Cloudminr is smaller so subject to luck but ends up giving 4.1 times more than cex.io for 50GHS on the last 18 days in my calculation.

Irrelevant. Cloudminr claim they have no fees so why are you only being paid 80% of what you should be getting? They have no problems lying to you about payments, so what makes you think they won't just run away with the money? What makes you think they have any miners at all? They've already proven they're dishonest.
hero member
Activity: 1022
Merit: 500
December 05, 2014, 08:51:20 PM
By the Way the new price for cloudminr is 0.0013/GHS so you should change your signature :

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-signature-campaign-854072  Wink

And despite claiming they have no hidden fees, they're only paying out 78% of what they should be. Have a look at a legit cloud mining service such as AMhash. Have a look at the information they provide. See how they do have fees and they are precisely stated?

+17% on a 50GHS bought November 16 : 16-11-2014   50 GH/s    0.00926776 BTC in 18-19 days gives you 80%+ of the expected revenue at current's difficulty when the last difficulty was slightly higher.

On cex.io 50GHS would have cost 0.105$ x 50GHS x 19/30 = 3,325$=0.00875 for 1BTC=380$ so a net revenue of 0.011-0.00875=0.00225

Cloudminr is smaller so subject to luck but ends up giving 4.1 times more than cex.io for 50GHS on the last 18 days in my calculation.
legendary
Activity: 826
Merit: 1004
December 05, 2014, 07:03:32 PM
By the Way the new price for cloudminr is 0.0013/GHS so you should change your signature :

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-signature-campaign-854072  Wink

And despite claiming they have no hidden fees, they're only paying out 78% of what they should be. Have a look at a legit cloud mining service such as AMhash. Have a look at the information they provide. See how they do have fees and they are precisely stated?
hero member
Activity: 1022
Merit: 500
December 05, 2014, 06:31:14 PM
Guys, stop hiding your referral spam in obfuscated links. They've been removed but consider this a warning.
i was about to say i dont see any ref links on posts but i noticed you mentioned removed them. Now it makes sense to what puppet was responding to i was trying to see who they had quoted lol. On a side note do we have any information or personal experience with the cryptomine cloud service?

Ref links are fine on a blog but not on the bitcointalk forum.

By the Way the new price for cloudminr is 0.0013/GHS so you should change your signature :

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-signature-campaign-854072  Wink
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