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Of Wolves and Weasels - Day 318 - A Wolf in Shibes Clothing
Hey all, GoodShibe here,
On of the ongoing issues I've had with the mining scene, that I've kind of bit my tongue on for a while, is this idea of 'buying in'. Whether it be DogeDiggers or Hashlets or whatnot, these 'easy money' options never seem to work out well for anyone except the seller.
And why is that?
Well, here's a thread that went up just yesterday:
"GAW ZenCloud Hahlets ripping people off don't do it!"
What are you getting when you buy into these things? Essentially, you're buying a slice of PIE (cold shivers for anyone else?). You're paying to 'buy into' a chunk of their mining process with the idea that you'll get a return in the crypto of your choice.
Except here's the problem: You're buying a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of the total Global Hashrate. A fraction that is only going to get smaller as more people join the hunt with their own, actual, hardware. As those people join, pushing up the Global Hashrate and Difficulty, your payouts start to drop.
Which means it becomes increasingly harder and harder to see an actual return on your investment.
And, since you don't own the hardware yourself, you literally can't do anything if they just up and decide to start messing with your payouts. I mean, you can email. Maybe you can sue... until you realize that court costs et al are way, way, way more expensive than any actual payout you might see.
Now, I've heard that some places, what they'll claim to do is 'up' your existing investment to make sure that it's continuing to give the same payouts over time. Which, if you think about it... why would they do that? It's in their own best interests to allow you to become marginalized within their own system. The smaller your share of the PIE gets over time, the more PIE for them to sell to others.
In my opinion, these are not smart investments and they're going to lead to nothing but heartbreak as you watch your payouts dwindle or unexplained 'problems' get in the way of what you were promised (if the whole company doesn't just pack up and take off in the dead of night like some have).
Think of what your $80 or $100 or $200 investment into these miners has netted you and then realize that $200 gets you just over 908,000 DOGE right now at exchange rate.
The two best ways to get your hands on Dogecoin are:
1) Buy it, outright 2) Work for it
There are TONS of jobs out there that need doing and a huge list of Shibes out there offering a host of skills who are willing to work for DOGE.
Just need to get them in touch with one another. You can check out sites like Dogerr.com or even our own 'Hire a Shibe' wiki.
Please, before you get involved with any scenario like this, find out what the realities are. What the best case scenario is for your ROI, but also the worst case. Try to imagine what you'll be walking into, how you'll feel if you dump money into this and it goes sideways in any way.
There are better ways to take part, to help our DOGEconomy, and keep you rolling in DOGE.
It's 8:31AM EST and we've found 95.86% of our initial 100 Billion DOGEs - only 4.14% remains until we reach our soft cap! Our Global Hashrate is up from ~1317 to ~1410 Gigahashes per second and our Difficulty is up from ~17425 to ~20485!
As always, I appreciate your support!
GoodShibe

The fact that you've found "two" in a short time should tell you there is a bigger problem. It should suggest to you there is a bigger problem than just two. When I asked a mod why I was 'shadow' banned with no notification I was told they had no way of knowing and that I could appeal it if I wanted to. I shouldn't have to do that and frankly its not worth filling out a form to regain access to a whitewashed forum. I shouldn't find out I'm shadow banned by logging on with a different computer one day to see none of my posts are visible.

As someone who has been a customer of GAW since before the Founders club was even announced, its a huge slap in the face to be disrespected like that and yet be constantly told that HT is all about respect. Respect does not just go one way.

Thinking back to the very first version of HT (before it was HT), I find it very interesting to see how many of the early frequent posters have moved on or sold their positions. I was coming up with quite a list when I thought about it the other day. Quite a number of them I haven't seen posting on HT lately.