Today's dividend is 0.00000807 per share.
We are selling AMHash on hashie.co now.
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i will make it formal i will accept bet saying dificulty in 6 days will NOT go up. I say will be below the 0% might even drop even if it is only like 0.01% it is still a drop. I dont think we need no escrow for a 0.1 BTC bet lol i think we both can be honest and open in front of everyone here. Let me know if you officially accept this bet since i know you betting for increase of difficulty. To avoid any confussion or loopholes looser has to pay winner within 3 days of difficulty change.
I'm glad I got the bet first!
i will make it formal i will accept bet saying dificulty in 6 days will NOT go up. I say will be below the 0% might even drop even if it is only like 0.01% it is still a drop. I dont think we need no escrow for a 0.1 BTC bet lol i think we both can be honest and open in front of everyone here. Let me know if you officially accept this bet since i know you betting for increase of difficulty. To avoid any confussion or loopholes looser has to pay winner within 3 days of difficulty change.
I'm glad I got the bet first!
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No matter what's bet you are going to do, the slower of difficulty climbing up, the higher ROI you will get from AMHash.
So, bet on higher difficulty will be better, when you lose bet ,you can get more profits from you investment in AMHash
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So, bet on higher difficulty will be better, when you lose bet ,you can get more profits from you investment in AMHash
.Thats assuming one is invested in amhash. Im not
Besides, this bet is just for fun. I may very well lose it, but its not like that would bankrupt me and I doubt roadstress sees it as a hedge for his shares.
The bet itself also has nothing directly to do with amhash. Winning it or losing it doesnt say anything about its long term profitability. For the record: I dont believe amhash will prove profitable in the long run, as its a bet on <4% growth per difficulty adjustment, but I also have no problem admitting I dont know a better offer on the (cloud mining) market right now.
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so which place would it be cheaper and better to buy at havelock or hashie?
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
The dividends are different between two platforms for different payment time.
so which place would it be cheaper and better to buy at havelock or hashie?
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
The dividends are different between two platforms for different payment time.
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This joke being buyable at .008 yet ?
NOPE this joke is now at .00126 i wish i had bought more when it was 0.00118 but oh well what can i do about it. No point in ceying over spilled milk i suppose 
This joke being buyable at .008 yet ?
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so which place would it be cheaper and better to buy at havelock or hashie?
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
this is what i have on there as test and this is what i am getting paid out. This is from todays email they send me email every day well they email me for everything lol but look below.seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
You have received a dividend payment from fund: AMHASH1
Your Units: 451
Dividend: 0.00000813BTC/unit
Total Dividend: 0.00366663BTC
hope this helps
Who is the e-mail from; Hashie or Havelock?
so which place would it be cheaper and better to buy at havelock or hashie?
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
this is what i have on there as test and this is what i am getting paid out. This is from todays email they send me email every day well they email me for everything lol but look below.seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
You have received a dividend payment from fund: AMHASH1
Your Units: 451
Dividend: 0.00000813BTC/unit
Total Dividend: 0.00366663BTC
hope this helps
Who is the e-mail from; Hashie or Havelock?
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so which place would it be cheaper and better to buy at havelock or hashie?
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
this is what i have on there as test and this is what i am getting paid out. This is from todays email they send me email every day well they email me for everything lol but look below.seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
You have received a dividend payment from fund: AMHASH1
Your Units: 451
Dividend: 0.00000813BTC/unit
Total Dividend: 0.00366663BTC
hope this helps
so which place would it be cheaper and better to buy at havelock or hashie?
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
seems like at store from hashie i can get at .0012 but havelock its .00124x
are the dividends exactly the same so far?
how bout where on hashie it shows where users can sell there hashrate, is anyone there selling for a better deal? i dont understand their price there.
thanks
is this a good investment?
Barely. It yields about .7%/month there in Panama.
Calculation: (0.00000813/0.0012)*100=0.6775%
Where share price is 0.0012 and div for today is 0.00000813
is this a good investment?
Barely. It yields about .7%/month there in Panama.
My advice: Put some money in, watch the dividends
with an eagle-eye. If they´re consistent reinvest to
get your average down in case you need suddenly to bail.
is this a good investment?
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No matter what's bet you are going to do, the slower of difficulty climbing up, the higher ROI you will get from AMHash.
So, bet on higher difficulty will be better, when you lose bet ,you can get more profits from you investment in AMHash.
So, bet on higher difficulty will be better, when you lose bet ,you can get more profits from you investment in AMHash
.Thats assuming one is invested in amhash. Im not
Besides, this bet is just for fun. I may very well lose it, but its not like that would bankrupt me and I doubt roadstress sees it as a hedge for his shares.
The bet itself also has nothing directly to do with amhash. Winning it or losing it doesnt say anything about its long term profitability. For the record: I dont believe amhash will prove profitable in the long run, as its a bet on <4% growth per difficulty adjustment, but I also have no problem admitting I dont know a better offer on the (cloud mining) market right now.
There's still 380 TH of AMHash at 0.0012 BTC on Hashie
-Sahra
-Sahra
So, how safe is the garbage bin that this trades in ?
This Havelock thing. It´s in Panama, right ?
This Havelock thing. It´s in Panama, right ?
In particular if you factor in the 4+ PH AMhash hasnt sold yet.
I wouldn't worry about that. AMHash seems to be as incompetent at sales as AM is at support.
I'm just sitting here watching my btc increase with one finger hovering above the "sell" button,
Problem is that you're not alone doing just that. If you have more than a token amount of shares and/or you're not among the first to hit the sell button, havelock market depth doesnt look very promising.
If you dont believe in the long term profitability of this share, its extremely risky to be holding IMO. In particular if you factor in the 4+ PH AMhash hasnt sold yet.
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