But what is the point in investing money in cloud hashing if the highest $/gh tier will likely carry about $650 worth its mining contract cost when difficulty makes the gh/s too slow. The only way this pays off is the btc rising in value.
http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/c139635fb3
So yeah, about that equal sharing of profit. Being the top tier $/gh contract means you paid to give $650 to have a miner managed for you.
I asked about the a reinvestment program and if 30% was being reinvested per payout, then you better see a nice stacking gh/s on your mining contract but nobody supplied any theoretical numbers.
I've come to agree with most people that it's best to invest fiat in btc, wait out the production normalization of asic pushed hashing power increases and with it a possible normalization of the difficulty. Enjoy a probable rise in the value of btc leaving you with btc to spend on new gen miners at a hopefully more competitive price.
Topic: Cloud Hashing worth it? (Read 2937 times)
I think the point is.
Considering all the costs, hardware, electricity, cooling, personal time, knowledge.
A mining contract is more expensive than mining hardware?
If mining is or not profitable is another discussion.
At least is my point of view.
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TMC
Considering all the costs, hardware, electricity, cooling, personal time, knowledge.
A mining contract is more expensive than mining hardware?
If mining is or not profitable is another discussion.
At least is my point of view.
Regards
TMC
For me, the benefits of using a mining service like ours www.byteminr.com is in the ease of use, the ease of scalability and, as we grow, the benefits of economies of scale become more apparent.
The simplest analogy is that you can buy your own web server hardware for your business, run it, service it and host it, or you can buy a cloud hosted package from Amazon, Rackspace or whoever. For most people, having your own websever is just not worth the hassle, I believe the future of bitcoin mining will be the same.
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I think the point is.
Considering all the costs, hardware, electricity, cooling, personal time, knowledge.
A mining contract is more expensive than mining hardware?
If mining is or not profitable is another discussion.
At least is my point of view.
Regards
TMC
Considering all the costs, hardware, electricity, cooling, personal time, knowledge.
A mining contract is more expensive than mining hardware?
If mining is or not profitable is another discussion.
At least is my point of view.
Regards
TMC
I notice they no longer have the 'anticipated' amount on each Personal Contract.
That, to me, points to they don't expect you to make back the money you spent; with regards to the 'Revenue Reinvestment-enabled Contracts'.
That, to me, points to they don't expect you to make back the money you spent; with regards to the 'Revenue Reinvestment-enabled Contracts'.
I have signed up for them, and gotten to know them at a conference, and they are really real.
Mining starts in less than 48 hours when the KNC rig goes live.
Mining starts in less than 48 hours when the KNC rig goes live.
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I've seen some of these being posted on eBays but not sure whether they are for real
Has anyone actually signed up with them? Is anyone getting paid?
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