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Topic: Cloud Mining 2025 (Read 75 times)

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January 16, 2025, 03:50:16 AM
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Cloud mining could be a high risk space for investors, coz mining  depends on market conditions, electricity costs, and mining difficulty and sites who promises high returns are a red flag. example(invest $100 and receive $1000) this is a scam.
Plus if the company or the website doesn't disclose its mining hardware, data center locations, or operational costs, proceed with caution.
Legitimate providers often show evidence of their mining operations such as videos, live mining statistics, or proof of hash rate.

Cloud mining is not inherently a scam, but the space has a history of fraudulent schemes. so proceed with utmost caution
hero member
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November 26, 2024, 10:45:31 AM
#5
In my experience, cloud mining doesn’t seem as profitable as it used to be due to increased difficulty and lower rewards per hash, especially with the state of mining hardware today.

But if you're still interested, I’d recommend looking into services NiceHash https://www.nicehash.com , as they offer more reliable options in terms of transparency and user experience.
legendary
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To the Moon
November 26, 2024, 10:04:13 AM
#4
Who's currently involved with cloud mining?...

I am a little surprised by the fact that now there are still services providing cloud mining services. I thought that this business died a few years ago due to its lack of demand, since no one gets any profit there except the owners. OP you should consider another investment facility.
hero member
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November 24, 2024, 06:28:52 PM
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Who's currently involved with cloud mining?
The page at https://1bitup.com/calculator has a more or less realistic calculator with real numbers. 

For sure not them. Fancy sites, fake calculators, ridiculous excuses, and nothing serious. Can you see somewhere in their *cough* scam *cough* site anything on how they find their hash power? From the sky? From Atlantis? From the Twilight Zone? Roll Eyes

Do I understand correctly that if I invest $1000 in cloud mining right now, I'll earn only $123.68 in one month?  Grin

No, you won't. You will simply lose your money. Cry
legendary
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November 22, 2024, 12:24:03 PM
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Another potential scam with a broken calculator. With such a profit it is more profitable to take a reddit, sell the kidney, and mine independently.
newbie
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November 22, 2024, 05:19:00 AM
#1
Hey guys, all the threads about cloud mining on this forum are really outdated.

Who's currently involved with cloud mining?

The page at https://1bitup.com/calculator has a more or less realistic calculator with real numbers. 

Do I understand correctly that if I invest $1000 in cloud mining right now, I'll earn only $123.68 in one month?  Grin

Of all the calculators out there, this one seems the most natural, but I have some questions, since it's still tied to the Bitcoin exchange rate.

Please share your experiences.Who's currently mining using cloud mining? What calculators and services can you recommend in 2025?

I'm very interested in this topic!

Thx!
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