Topic: Bitcoin Cloud Mining with HashFlare - page 15. (Read 143074 times)

Maybe the delay is because the support need to verify the transfer and they're busy with the response time in about 2 weeks.

Have you already open a ticket? It is good to gain time.

I bought a Hashflare account via bank transfer on the 28th Dec. I transferred 9900 and the money is gone from my bank but says 'pending' in my Hashflare account. It has been like this for about a week.

I've tried contacting Hashflare through the ticketing service and also through their Facebook page but I haven't had a reply.

Can anyone on here help me?

SCAM.
The link their own referral and have instructions on how to clear previous referrals. I don't think you will get a single satoshi from them. But they will get referral percent from you.

Hello,

Does anyone register for hashflare discount thing?

They say they gave your %10 if you didn't register from referral?

https://www.hashflare.discount/

What do you think?

Probably the additional amount is just from the fees from every transaction confirmed by the pool you are pointing plus the luck of the pool. The 13021 satoshis you are saying is just the estimated earnings per ths having just 100% luck

I noticed this, I'm receiving more too... probabily they are paying some part of the fees.

A lot of people complaint about this, and it's fair pay all the block reward anyway.

Current daily mining profit for 1 TH is 13021 satoshis, my last five payouts on hashflare were around 14500 satoshis per TH.
Are the pools just lucky atm or is there another reason for that?

I doubt they finally pay the fees additionally to the block reward.

That would be the only fair solution. People still need to wait 1 year to receive their reward but at least they will get it. Otherwise HF got the payment for the hashpower plus the amount that was mined - not acceptable at all.

No one gets stuck with balance, those people may request payment via support.

Now let me share an interview I found on YouTube with Edgar Bers from Hashflare:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY--W8i3LD4

I wonder what will happen to those account with only little hash power where even mining for 1 year (contract) won't be able to reach the minimum withdrawal. not lowering the minimum withdrawal amount seems really sketchy

Still waiting for the minimum withdrawal amount the reduce - 0.05 BTC is quite a lot and would forces you to buy more Hashpower which is not really a great option.

Answer is no, sending bitcoin is 12 usd, go on and tell them that you want a payout at 10 usd, they can then retract hashrate for the remainder of the balance. Do you see the problem here?

Bitcoin is clogged up, so low fee transaction is no longer possible, period. confirmation time for a low fee transaction is 5 to 7 days, and if transactions go up higher during that time, the fee will rise even more making the transaction to not happen at all, this is the problem.

Higher fees has priority in the blockchain, if you ask me, i think thats stupid, but greed runs the planet anyway. so no solution in sight, i mean, bitcoin can even go extinct before the people that has responsibility in these matters, can get their thumbs out of the ass and fix it.

This problem persist due to all disagreements in the community, it might be the death of bitcoin, i still dont have heard to many of the developers realize this. The ones i heard just goes about that bitcoin is best and it will be fixed etc, im not so sure, i dont think the market is so sure either, most money coming into the market is piling in to just everything else than Bitcoin right now, Bitcooin dominance keeps falling, when its no longer dominant, it can drop like a stone.

Outsiders have been predicting this for at lest 8 months as i know it.

Hashflare has no say in how the blockchain perform, and its not possible to pay small transactions.

Has it been considered to change the maintenance system to only withdraw once a minimum amount is reached, similar to how the user withdrawal system works? I would imagine that that would have at least 2 effects, 1) less transactions fee's due to fewer payments equalling the same amount over time, and 2) would that reduce the number of overall transactions and thus help everyone with payment times?

Some Oz Dude

The minimum payment amount will decrease when they find an alternative to their payment provider block.io and/or when the sheer amount of unconfirmed transactions decrease. Until then, there's nothing really we can do except for sitting tight.

Is there information when hashflare will reduce the minimum payment amount? Queues in unconfirmed transactions will not decrease.