Topic: AMHash1: Cost-Effective Mining Contract - page 154. (Read 304259 times)

On Havelock you have transfer option. So basically you can sell or give shares to other registered people on Havelock.

i really more of this cloud services would have platform like cex.io I do own cex.io, i also have hashie.co, some havelock AMhash1 to try out and gawcloud hashlets oh and hashnest.com . I pointed out those names of things i have as OF TODAY since it can change tomorrow or even after i write this post lol. I just wish they would have interface like Cex.io where you can buy even in fractional GHS or alot if you wish. Also i like the fact Cex.io lets you see in REAL TIME earnings from each block found as they come in and clear confirmations. This other sites all seem to have daily payouts i HATE THAT i like real time stats and payouts. Also a big thing i love about cex.io and why i stay with them Despite high fees and prices is that you can make " vouchers " dont matter if it is for 0.5 GHS or for 500 GHS or 1TH can do it all and then we can gift them to other people for holidays or birthdays. Heck we can even sell the " cex.io vouchers " on places like ebay or amazon and i know alot of people like this option as do people who want to get into bitcoin but dont want to use coinbase or site familiar. Even some people that want to get into bitcoin cant cause they only like 13-15 so have no way to open account to buy bitcoin but can use prepaid cards on paypal to buy cex.io vouchers. This is just my 2 cents why i think more sites should be in the platform sense like cex.io i will post this same post on the 3-4 pages of forum i read most/ post to.   

Just take a look around all the offerings on Havelock and do your research. Asking on a forum for investment advice is never a great idea. Just as an FYI I am pretty sure that EVERY offering on Havelock has done poorly to date.

of course

Are payouts payed out to my havelock account?

I sell my left sock for $600 and my right sock for $800. Which one are you going to buy?

as it always does before skyrocketing again.

Here something for you to ponder about; bitfury recently finished another round of financing to increase its DC capacity from 40 to 100MW. An increase of 60MW corresponds to a projected 300 PH with their next gen due this year (thats assuming they dont upgrade their old datacenters, otherwise its ~500PH).

Lets also assume they dont hit their schedule and deployment takes until March of next year. That roughly corresponds to an 8% increment. Thats bitfury alone.  Granted, bitfury deploying between end of this and early next year wont change tomorrows difficulty, but then we are also ignoring KnC's $14M funding, Spondoolies current and next gen, CT, AM's 60PH pile of wafers, Bitmain and all the others.

For AMhash to be even marginally profitable under the above circumstances (8% increment)  BTC price should hit ~$1000. (and do so tomorrow and remain there). If thats what you believe in, buying BTC will give you a far better return.

Here is another way to look at it:



scale those results pretty much linearly with your expected future BTC exchange rate.
Anyone who thinks difficulty is even close to having leveled off is in for some bad surprises.

of course it is worth it, I'm actually buying more today cause the total hashrate increase seems to be slowing down

edit: you can get 1 Ghash/s for 0,0017 on cex.io, you can get the same thing for 0,0012 on Havelock, what are you going to do?

SO then do you all think going through havelock investments for amhash1 or amhash2 is worth it or no?

Ok confess time! How many bitcoins are you hodling? Are you gentleman?

I mined with CPU's and GPU's, turned everything off once asic's came online. Never believed in ROI of asics (at consumer prices) and far less in the ROI of mining bonds (gigavps etc) or  cloudmining. I saved a small fortune by avoiding them.

BTC price, difficulty etc may change constantly. I wont pretend I can predict either, but the fundamentals of how this market works does not change. If there would be profit potential for end users, then there is more profit potential for companies with access to cheaper hardware and cheaper electricity. Companies will exploit that potential  thereby eroding the profit of the individual. Not too mention the individuals buying hardware or cloud mining that are unable to do any math. The biggest fools are setting prices and difficulty. Its been like that since the first asic and its not gonna change.


Quite true. Then again, peta is "only" 0.00028983 BTC per GH. AMhash is >4x more expensive... And you probably know how I feel about peta.

i agree, while dexter is correct with his numbers, people including him still think btc/usd price increase/decrease somehow should be used as a factor in profitability calculation, which is wrong on a fundamental level. I am tired of keep explaining why so will just leave at that.

I see no ROI here at this price point. The only pro i see is you can find the next sucker in line to sell your "shares" to and the delta lost is less than the btc you mined...

Even during this little chat price of BTC has changed, prediction of next difficulty increament has changed, price of 1 share AMHash1 has changed. Make simple calculations but you must have idea how whole Bitcoin ecosystem works and what change will have biggest impact on potential ROI.

EDIT: I was mining since 2011. On GPU's, FPGA's, ASIC's. When AMHash came online I've turned off my rig. I can't compete in any field vs. AMHash, thats price of hardware, electricity cost, maintenance fee, so I've buyed few hundred shares. And now I don't need to look every few hours and check that everything runs as should be

EDIT2: And AMHash is paying calculated payout, not really mined as many others pays (PETA for example, price of BTC increases and their payout of divs decreases - just bad luck they say)

Dexter already proved the point I was going to make: because some people will bet on a BTC price increase, and fail to understand that buying BTC is a much better way to place that bet. They also ignore the  reality that increasing BTC price will also push up the network hashrate faster.

Unfortunatelly calculator don't allow to put some constant increase in BTC price. As we see in last month due to low price of BTC increase in difficulty dropped significantly. Do you think that without increase of BTC price there will be constant increase in difficulty? For fun leave price of hardware at 480$(BTC price 400$) end enter price of BTC=500. It changes everything.

make sure the hooker dont take your blow the only thing she can do with blow is give LOL

thank you, yes the number matched my calculation exactly i am just using 10 TH instead of 1TH.  Using your numbers with 5% increase, this will never ROI.  So my question is why are people buying?

Calculations was done few times in this thread. Maintenance cost (electricity included) of 1TH is 1.633$/24h. At 400$/BTC thats 0.0040825 BTC. According to bitcoinwisdom 1TH currently will yeld 0.0127 BTC/24h.
0.0127 - 0.0040825 = 0.0086175
mined      fee               profit        /TH/24h

https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator enter this:
diff inc 5% (for example)
elec price: 0
pool fee: 0

hashrate: 1000
hardw price: 480 (0.012*400*1000)
hardw power: 0
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maint cost: 49$
BTC/USD: 400

dividend payment and how the company is operating is working very well. Right now people are selling the gh for almost 1.15btc per th. That is a no brainer especially since the maintenance fee is lower than the competition. The only major drawback I do not like is how they opened up AMHASH2 which effectively will hurt the investors who trade on havelock especially if every week they change it (AMHASH3, AMHASH4, etc).

I dont mind being proven wrong, but everything you said is nonsense. All the numbers are exactly as calculated per the published numbers. If you not going to bother reading the data, then dont come here and make snide remarks. I showed all my calculations, you just cant seem to read or understand.

1) 24 hour maintenance:  (( 1.89*10^(-8) ) / 405) *  60 * 60 * 24 = 0.000004032BTC     <-- i took the usd amount and converted to bitcoin already (see red at current price 405 usd/btc) So this is the accurate btc amount.

2) Electricity rate (USD/kWh) 700, Power consumption (W) 1   <-- this is just a workaround to input the maintenance fee, which comes out to be ~$16 a day, matching exactly with ( 1.89*10^(-8) ) *  60 * 60 * 24, the published formula.

Expected some more intelligent responses to be honest...