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Quote from: sbtctalk on December 14, 2015, 01:55:57 AM

Although hao btc has higher interest compared to polox lending interest, you have to factor in the accountability and stability factor.

As pointed out, China laws are ambiguous. If polox were to go bust one day, traders and lenders could file legal actions against the site and there is a remote hope of getting some funds back.

You can't do the same for hao btc. It is up to potential investors to weigh the risk. A higher interest rate should not be the sole consideration.

This is the main problem I have with most non EU/US companies. Most of them have a different regulation and laws. If they (For what ever reason) become a victim of the governement, any third party will lose their money, without any oppertunity to fight is legally.

Obviously i use those parties in China but I tried to keep my max. balance less then 1 bitcoin, to minimize a potential lose.

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Quote from: sbtctalk on December 14, 2015, 01:55:57 AM

Although hao btc has higher interest compared to polox lending interest, you have to factor in the accountability and stability factor.

As pointed out, China laws are ambiguous. If polox were to go bust one day, traders and lenders could file legal actions against the site and there is a remote hope of getting some funds back.

You can't do the same for hao btc. It is up to potential investors to weigh the risk. A higher interest rate should not be the sole consideration.

I thought that was a good point raised. But...

Are you based in the U.S? If you are not, will you be keen to take part in any class action suits against any entities in the U.S? If you are not, the point you raised is moot. I guess most of us in this forums are based internationally. Regardless of the sites that we are interested to place a stake in, we have to take a certain amount of risk.

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Although hao btc has higher interest compared to polox lending interest, you have to factor in the accountability and stability factor.

As pointed out, China laws are ambiguous. If polox were to go bust one day, traders and lenders could file legal actions against the site and there is a remote hope of getting some funds back.

You can't do the same for hao btc. It is up to potential investors to weigh the risk. A higher interest rate should not be the sole consideration.

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Quote from: Eric Mu on December 13, 2015, 08:54:07 AM

Quote from: biggbox on December 13, 2015, 04:20:09 AM

Eric

Are there any limitations, security checks and security risk in terms of withdrawals?

I know BW.com (Your competitor) has a manual e-mail verification that confirms your withdrawal address before the coins are released. I've also read elsewhere that Magnr.com denied a users' withdrawal (although the complainant's claims cannot be verified)

BTC withdrawal is processed automatically, so anyone who has gained access to your
1. Username (your email or phone number you registered with ) and password
2. Six-digit pin
3. 2FA device (if you have activated 2FA )
CAN empty your HaoBTC account.
It would be my advice that these three - if you have the habit of writing your logins down, either on a notepad or on the software equivalent, are kept safely and in separate places.

Hi Eric

Thank you. It's great to know that processes are automated. Are there any hard limits per withdrawal? Especially during a price spike in BTC prices, our concerns that users will be anxious to withdraw their BTCs to exchange for fiat. Will political stability or potential upcoming regulations (if any) be a concern if we were to park our BTCs with your site?

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It's nice to see HaoBTC stepping forward in right direction at a correct time. Lets hope you guys keep it up at par with the other ancillary cloud mining companies like Hashnest and never look back towards small potential losses that might occur at some point of time.

BTW, can I get some statistics regarding daily inbound and outbound transactions occurring from HaoBTC and the amount of traction you've achieved so far? If not want to share it in public, can you pm me about it? That would be nicer.

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Quote from: crazyivan on December 06, 2015, 12:29:51 PM

Still, halleybtc offers the same service at significantly higher interest rate. Even Hashnest Pacmic pays higher APR then this.

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The people behind HalleyBTC is the same behind Zeushash which ran away with investor funds. I will stay away from HalleyBTC.

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Quote from: biggbox on December 13, 2015, 04:20:09 AM

Eric

Are there any limitations, security checks and security risk in terms of withdrawals?

I know BW.com (Your competitor) has a manual e-mail verification that confirms your withdrawal address before the coins are released. I've also read elsewhere that Magnr.com denied a users' withdrawal (although the complainant's claims cannot be verified)

BTC withdrawal is processed automatically, so anyone who has gained access to your
1. Username (your email or phone number you registered with ) and password
2. Six-digit pin
3. 2FA device (if you have activated 2FA )
CAN empty your HaoBTC account.
It would be my advice that these three - if you have the habit of writing your logins down, either on a notepad or on the software equivalent, are kept safely and in separate places.

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Eric

Are there any limitations, security checks and security risk in terms of withdrawals?

I know BW.com (Your competitor) has a manual e-mail verification that confirms your withdrawal address before the coins are released. I've also read elsewhere that Magnr.com denied a users' withdrawal (although the complainant's claims cannot be verified)

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Quote from: usenet on December 09, 2015, 04:30:11 PM

Eric, I hope that this change does not apply Finance and withdrawals?

It looks like that HaoBTC begins to defend against hot money. Focuses on predictability in financing current activities such buying new miners.

No it doesn't.

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Eric, I hope that this change does not apply Finance and withdrawals?

It looks like that HaoBTC begins to defend against hot money. Focuses on predictability in financing current activities such buying new miners.

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Quote from: wlefever on December 09, 2015, 03:42:26 PM

Quote from: ranlo on December 09, 2015, 02:35:38 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 09, 2015, 10:32:11 AM

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Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

What re getting from this Polo option compared to HaoBTC?

IDK, I haven't used it. I logged in a few times to take a look, but it seemed pretty confusing from a first glance and I never took the time to learn it. You should be able to login and take a look at the rates though I would think.

There appear to be few takers, if any. It doesn't show the total # of active contracts out, but there's tons of people on the offer side and none on the request one, which seems to me that there's very little activity.

Not sure why ya'll are discussing Poloniex stuff in the Haobtc thread.

They're wanting to compare HaoBTC to Polo. Someone thinks Polo is better because its interest is "higher." Looking at the site proves otherwise (that HaoBTC is better). The entire conversation is entirely related to HaoBTC.

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Quote from: ranlo on December 09, 2015, 02:35:38 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 09, 2015, 10:32:11 AM

Quote from: crazyivan on December 09, 2015, 03:01:42 AM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 08, 2015, 10:31:54 PM

Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

What re getting from this Polo option compared to HaoBTC?

IDK, I haven't used it. I logged in a few times to take a look, but it seemed pretty confusing from a first glance and I never took the time to learn it. You should be able to login and take a look at the rates though I would think.

There appear to be few takers, if any. It doesn't show the total # of active contracts out, but there's tons of people on the offer side and none on the request one, which seems to me that there's very little activity.

Not sure why ya'll are discussing Poloniex stuff in the Haobtc thread.

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Quote from: DebitMe on December 09, 2015, 10:32:11 AM

Quote from: crazyivan on December 09, 2015, 03:01:42 AM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 08, 2015, 10:31:54 PM

Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

What re getting from this Polo option compared to HaoBTC?

IDK, I haven't used it. I logged in a few times to take a look, but it seemed pretty confusing from a first glance and I never took the time to learn it. You should be able to login and take a look at the rates though I would think.

There appear to be few takers, if any. It doesn't show the total # of active contracts out, but there's tons of people on the offer side and none on the request one, which seems to me that there's very little activity.

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Quote from: crazyivan on December 09, 2015, 03:01:42 AM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 08, 2015, 10:31:54 PM

Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

What re getting from this Polo option compared to HaoBTC?

IDK, I haven't used it. I logged in a few times to take a look, but it seemed pretty confusing from a first glance and I never took the time to learn it. You should be able to login and take a look at the rates though I would think.

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Quote from: DebitMe on December 08, 2015, 10:31:54 PM

Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

What re getting from this Polo option compared to HaoBTC?

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Quote from: DebitMe on December 08, 2015, 10:31:54 PM

Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

Ahhh, you're right! I forgot about that. I used bitfinex's but not Polo's. When I looked at first there were like no borrowers... how often are balances updated there? With bfx it's every day or when an option is closed.

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Quote from: ranlo on December 08, 2015, 09:56:49 PM

Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

They have a lending option much like BitFinex, but I believe you have to give forms of ID and such in order to use it, although I could be mistaken.

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Quote from: joele on December 08, 2015, 08:40:11 PM

These are risky, I rather put my btc in lending at poloniex that I can withdraw anytime and earn every 30 seconds.

How do you earn from Poloniex, without doing trades?

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