Topic: AMHash1: Cost-Effective Mining Contract - page 114. (Read 304259 times)
There is substantial support at .0007, at least for the moment.
Hi
I got a message my shares from hashie were transferred however I am not getting anything on my e-mail so I cannot confirm the same. And support is not responding at all. Can you fix that?
I got a message my shares from hashie were transferred however I am not getting anything on my e-mail so I cannot confirm the same. And support is not responding at all. Can you fix that?
...exactly the right time to be all in cash...
I just wanted to add that AMHash has successfully transferred my 20 GH to the AMHash site. Thanks!
I assume the .006 btc divs I'd received through Hashie (and attempted to transfer to my wallet) are lost, though.
I assume the .006 btc divs I'd received through Hashie (and attempted to transfer to my wallet) are lost, though.
As an ASICMiner share holder I believed hashie.co was legit when AMHash said to purchase there.... now I've lost 5,000GH/s and I can't even create an account on amhash.com to transfer my hash rate. My solid trust in ASICMiner and crew is slipping.
UPDATE: today I was able to create an account at amhash.com
UPDATE: today I was able to create an account at amhash.com
If someone suddenly dropped say 5000 units (0.25% of the float) now the bid
would be at .0011 or so. That´s how thin it is.
And another ~4000 puts you in the 0.0007 range.
Like I said, dried up. Maybe it shores up again, maybe it doesn't. Regardless, I have profits in hand, and sleep well. Thank you AMHash for the cloud mining experience. I may play again some day
So just a question, since it was mentioned there is little to no return on these types of investments, are people just investing to support the bitcoin mining project soley ?
No, there can be a return on investment (ROI) if you sell, difficulty doesn't increase a large amount, and/or price increases.
No on here is buying AMHash because they want to support the network. They/we are buying because there is a good chance of ROI. In bitcoinland, mining has always been a tight investment.
Based on buying at the time of IPO, when do people generally sell these investments ? After IPO or right before the launch of the next AMHash ?
Sell before price drop negates accumulated gains. That's all. Your call.
I sold mine over the last few days, anticipating tomorrow morning's difficulty increase and possible glut of sellers. HL liquidity has since turned to dust, so I'm pleased with my gains. Fear vs. greed
If someone suddenly dropped say 5000 units (0.25% of the float) now the bid
would be at .0011 or so. That´s how thin it is.
The link that was sent to verify my account has no verifier.
https://www.amhash.com/my/index.php?act=active&verify=
https://www.amhash.com/my/index.php?act=active&verify=
Login and request another verification mail, it works on the second try.
Wow, criminals trying to blame someone else.
That´s a new twist.
That´s a new twist.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2qrz67/i_was_the_owner_of_hashieco_until_josh_garza/
I was the owner of Hashie.co until Josh Garza "bought the site" and ripped everyone off. (self.Bitcoin)
submitted 21 minutes ago by hashiedotco
I sold Josh Garza Hashie.co a few weeks ago. We agreed I would sign an NDA and not reveal that he was the new owner until he made a formal announcement on CryptoCoinsNews.com (which he also just purchased) or on Coin Telegraph (which he also now owns).
I gave him the social media accounts including reddit account and just a few days ago he stopped responding to my messages and now it appears allowed someone to either hack the site or even worse, made it look like it was hacked.
For what gain I am unsure. He claims to have a /r/bitcoin mod on payroll now and all communication takes place off reddit so as to not alert the other mods.
We shall see how long until this is deleted.
I was the owner of Hashie.co until Josh Garza "bought the site" and ripped everyone off. (self.Bitcoin)
submitted 21 minutes ago by hashiedotco
I sold Josh Garza Hashie.co a few weeks ago. We agreed I would sign an NDA and not reveal that he was the new owner until he made a formal announcement on CryptoCoinsNews.com (which he also just purchased) or on Coin Telegraph (which he also now owns).
I gave him the social media accounts including reddit account and just a few days ago he stopped responding to my messages and now it appears allowed someone to either hack the site or even worse, made it look like it was hacked.
For what gain I am unsure. He claims to have a /r/bitcoin mod on payroll now and all communication takes place off reddit so as to not alert the other mods.
We shall see how long until this is deleted.
I'd take that with more than a grain of salt. It's from a hours old account and doesn't offer any proof. Coinfire says they've been exchanging messages with the user trying to get any sort of proof but haven't got anything. And the submission has now been deleted.
In additon: http://blog.coingecko.com/top-cryptocurrency-people-to-follow/#comment-78
@jgarzik
DECEMBER 30, 2014 AT 11:16 AM
Please remove me from this list. Any list that includes a very well known scammer such as @GAW_CEO doesn’t get to ride my coat tails.
@jgarzik
DECEMBER 30, 2014 AT 11:16 AM
Please remove me from this list. Any list that includes a very well known scammer such as @GAW_CEO doesn’t get to ride my coat tails.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2qrz67/i_was_the_owner_of_hashieco_until_josh_garza/
I was the owner of Hashie.co until Josh Garza "bought the site" and ripped everyone off. (self.Bitcoin)
submitted 21 minutes ago by hashiedotco
I sold Josh Garza Hashie.co a few weeks ago. We agreed I would sign an NDA and not reveal that he was the new owner until he made a formal announcement on CryptoCoinsNews.com (which he also just purchased) or on Coin Telegraph (which he also now owns).
I gave him the social media accounts including reddit account and just a few days ago he stopped responding to my messages and now it appears allowed someone to either hack the site or even worse, made it look like it was hacked.
For what gain I am unsure. He claims to have a /r/bitcoin mod on payroll now and all communication takes place off reddit so as to not alert the other mods.
We shall see how long until this is deleted.
I was the owner of Hashie.co until Josh Garza "bought the site" and ripped everyone off. (self.Bitcoin)
submitted 21 minutes ago by hashiedotco
I sold Josh Garza Hashie.co a few weeks ago. We agreed I would sign an NDA and not reveal that he was the new owner until he made a formal announcement on CryptoCoinsNews.com (which he also just purchased) or on Coin Telegraph (which he also now owns).
I gave him the social media accounts including reddit account and just a few days ago he stopped responding to my messages and now it appears allowed someone to either hack the site or even worse, made it look like it was hacked.
For what gain I am unsure. He claims to have a /r/bitcoin mod on payroll now and all communication takes place off reddit so as to not alert the other mods.
We shall see how long until this is deleted.
Can anyone give a rundown on what happened with hashie? I'm trying to make sense of it. They're saying they were "hacked" but now it seems they're spending users funds to run some ARG, while still saying users will get their coins back? Though I think that AMHash buyers have all been able to transfer out with no issues, right?
So just a question, since it was mentioned there is little to no return on these types of investments, are people just investing to support the bitcoin mining project soley ?
No, there can be a return on investment (ROI) if you sell, difficulty doesn't increase a large amount, and/or price increases.
No on here is buying AMHash because they want to support the network. They/we are buying because there is a good chance of ROI. In bitcoinland, mining has always been a tight investment.
Based on buying at the time of IPO, when do people generally sell these investments ? After IPO or right before the launch of the next AMHash ?
Sell before price drop negates accumulated gains. That's all. Your call.
I sold mine over the last few days, anticipating tomorrow morning's difficulty increase and possible glut of sellers. HL liquidity has since turned to dust, so I'm pleased with my gains. Fear vs. greed
@amhash got a quick question, (and yes i pm you) once we transfer our havelock shares to amhash can we later on send shares back to havelock so we can sell our shares or are we basically stuck in amhash?
Also whats the transfer fee you charge (if any) to do daily payouts?
Thanks
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Don't believe amhash needs 2fa both email and btc address seem to be locked and can not be changed.
Also whats the transfer fee you charge (if any) to do daily payouts?
Thanks
Icon
PS
Don't believe amhash needs 2fa both email and btc address seem to be locked and can not be changed.
So just a question, since it was mentioned there is little to no return on these types of investments, are people just investing to support the bitcoin mining project soley ?
No, there can be a return on investment (ROI) if you sell, difficulty doesn't increase a large amount, and/or price increases.
No on here is buying AMHash because they want to support the network. They/we are buying because there is a good chance of ROI. In bitcoinland, mining has always been a tight investment.
Based on buying at the time of IPO, when do people generally sell these investments ? After IPO or right before the launch of the next AMHash ?
Id still like to know how AMhash would handle hashie running off with customers money. Who owns the hashrate, hashie or its customers? If the latter, how can people know hashie forwarded you the btc and/or credentials so you can honor the contract even in absence of hashie?
Also, do you know for sure the identity of the person(s) behind hashie? Are you vouching for them being a legitimate business, and if not, who's (braindead) idea was it to use them as reseller?
Also, do you know for sure the identity of the person(s) behind hashie? Are you vouching for them being a legitimate business, and if not, who's (braindead) idea was it to use them as reseller?
Hashie has already deleted the referral table. I'm worried that they might as well delete the hashpower table anytime.
I have no trust for Hashie. They are completely unknown. I hope that AM has information about who these people are.
Did not expect so soon my prediction will turn out to be true...
i would like it so much that they would make minimum direct investment lower, after hashie fiasco i would not trust any new reseller, its lucky that i had amhash and not gen1, but lost a few dollars (literally) from balance.. 
havelock seems to be more trustable than hashie but direct would be better, btw i cant find 2FA on amhash? is it even there?
havelock seems to be more trustable than hashie but direct would be better, btw i cant find 2FA on amhash? is it even there? hero member
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I can go for those prices that would be nice i noticed other sites like umisoo hashnest has drop in price also for last week or so maybe cheap days ahead of us? 
Given the very reliable inverse correlation between the BTC price
and the amount of resources being put into producing BTC I´m
anticipating seriously falling yields and therefore tanking
cloud mining prices.
and the amount of resources being put into producing BTC I´m
anticipating seriously falling yields and therefore tanking
cloud mining prices.
I agree.
I think February will start the bloodiest mining season yet.
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