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Topic: GAW ZenCloud ZenPool Hashlet - does it really exist? ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :-) - page 129. (Read 262906 times)

legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1000
103 days, 21 hours and 10 minutes.
Question: Do I get hashpoints for bitcoins deposited in zencloud?

Yes. ~0.03% per day if I remember correctly. 1 hashpoint is 0.01 USD.

4 BTC in the account gives you about 1200 HP a day and with every 16 days a 10 Gh/s Genesis Hashlet. Based on the current BTC rate of course.
When you'd sell directly you'd earn 2 x 8 USD a month by having 4 BTC there. If you keep the hashlets for a while you'll also rake in some BTC dust over the days.

You just gave me an idea, but I don't know if I want to deposit 20 btc
legendary
Activity: 938
Merit: 1007
Question: Do I get hashpoints for bitcoins deposited in zencloud?

Yes. ~0.03% per day if I remember correctly. 1 hashpoint is 0.01 USD.

4 BTC in the account gives you about 1200 HP a day and with every 16 days a 10 Gh/s Genesis Hashlet. Based on the current BTC rate of course.
When you'd sell directly you'd earn 2 x 8 USD a month by having 4 BTC there. If you keep the hashlets for a while you'll also rake in some BTC dust over the days.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 504
Dream become broken often
wonder what that timeout is? been going on 2days now and still haven't been logged out again lol well least their putting some 3rd party guys to fix it Wink

Not just any "guys", ex-military white hat hackers Cool

I had to re-login in one of my browsers, so they did something. Maybe it doesn't affect you if you didn't change the password.

well about the smartest thing they did do was require 2FA auth for withdrawl no matter what Smiley so the worst they could do is sell all my hashlets, unless there is a bypass for the 2FA auth. then ya would be screwed
legendary
Activity: 3654
Merit: 8909
https://bpip.org
wonder what that timeout is? been going on 2days now and still haven't been logged out again lol well least their putting some 3rd party guys to fix it Wink

Not just any "guys", ex-military white hat hackers Cool

I had to re-login in one of my browsers, so they did something. Maybe it doesn't affect you if you didn't change the password.
legendary
Activity: 3654
Merit: 8909
https://bpip.org
Question: Do I get hashpoints for bitcoins deposited in zencloud?

Yes. ~0.03% per day if I remember correctly. 1 hashpoint is 0.01 USD.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 504
Dream become broken often
If you look at erics linkedin profile he has the chops to handle what they are doing. My bet is they are growing too fast and attempting to do too much at once. It also doesn't help that people are buying tons of hashlets and probably leaving them as singles which adds to the db and increases the time needed to process payouts.
Sounds contradictory. How did they get into this mess if he has the "chops" ?  Overnight account-system changes aren't SOP for "chops" either.

Also, if he had the "chops", he would've known how to build a scaling system from the start, or at least catch it before it got this bad.
I think I'm still calling it. Another late #payoutwatch day.

And how about those security issues alluded to in the announcement yesterday. I hope they just dumbed it down for PR, but it sounded like the solution was to reduce the session timeout. I don't see how that fixes anything, because it looked like it was allowing access to accounts without validating the session/auth cookie on the server side. Either way it doesn't speak well for their development and QA practices not to mention deposit security (#6 in the OP).

wonder what that timeout is? been going on 2days now and still haven't been logged out again lol well least their putting some 3rd party guys to fix it Wink
hero member
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Looks like the trolls came back for the daily dose of shit talk. Don't forget to call FBI Wink

The only troll here is you, you're paid by Gawminers to defend their company... there is no other reason why you would defend them... especially with all the information provided in this thread.
If you don't like what I'm posting, ignore me.

All that you posted in this thread ant all other made by you are lies, and scam attempts. I told you to show some proof of your 15000 and you ignored it and abandoned the thread.
You love to delete your posts and threads when somebody asks for the details.

Keep barking, that's all you got.

I'm REALLY getting tired of you bud.

And we are getting tired of You and Your lies from the beginning You did not post any proof about GAW only posts that accuse GAW of something that You cant proof. So go back to Your english pub and get drunk to death...
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
Question: Do I get hashpoints for bitcoins deposited in zencloud?
sr. member
Activity: 462
Merit: 251
Looks like the trolls came back for the daily dose of shit talk. Don't forget to call FBI Wink

The only troll here is you, you're paid by Gawminers to defend their company... there is no other reason why you would defend them... especially with all the information provided in this thread.
If you don't like what I'm posting, ignore me.

All that you posted in this thread ant all other made by you are lies, and scam attempts. I told you to show some proof of your 15000 and you ignored it and abandoned the thread.
You love to delete your posts and threads when somebody asks for the details.

Keep barking, that's all you got.

I'm REALLY getting tired of you bud.
If i were lying as much as you I'd be tired too.
sr. member
Activity: 462
Merit: 251
Looks like the trolls came back for the daily dose of shit talk. Don't forget to call FBI Wink

The only troll here is you, you're paid by Gawminers to defend their company... there is no other reason why you would defend them... especially with all the information provided in this thread.
If you don't like what I'm posting, ignore me.

All that you posted in this thread ant all other made by you are lies, and scam attempts. I told you to show some proof of your 15000 and you ignored it and abandoned the thread.
You love to delete your posts and threads when somebody asks for the details.

Keep barking, that's all you got.
newbie
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Merit: 0
And how about those security issues alluded to in the announcement yesterday. I hope they just dumbed it down for PR, but it sounded like the solution was to reduce the session timeout. I don't see how that fixes anything, because it looked like it was allowing access to accounts without validating the session/auth cookie on the server side. Either way it doesn't speak well for their development and QA practices not to mention deposit security (#6 in the OP).
Agreed. It should've involved more than just session-timeouts. Changing IP should've broken the trust-chain as well as a number of other factors.  Transferring ownership should've reset "all" session-cookies ...

Best practices -- they're all out there, but greed prevents the necessary on-going research.

They have $9,000,000 to throw around but can't fix a site that gives you the illusion of mining?
They probably don't want to pay for real coders as the coders will realize that they're running something illegal.

Notch made $500.000.000 out of Minecraft (before the sale of Mojang) and it's still a buggy piece of shit, I wouldn't accept that as a valid argument.
MOB
hero member
Activity: 493
Merit: 504
And how about those security issues alluded to in the announcement yesterday. I hope they just dumbed it down for PR, but it sounded like the solution was to reduce the session timeout. I don't see how that fixes anything, because it looked like it was allowing access to accounts without validating the session/auth cookie on the server side. Either way it doesn't speak well for their development and QA practices not to mention deposit security (#6 in the OP).
Agreed. It should've involved more than just session-timeouts. Changing IP should've broken the trust-chain as well as a number of other factors.  Transferring ownership should've reset "all" session-cookies ...

Best practices -- they're all out there, but greed prevents the necessary on-going research.

They fixed something.  I just tried to log into my buyer's account and can no longer do so.

Now he no longer gets me boosting his hashlets from a different time zone! Wink
sr. member
Activity: 462
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Looks like the trolls came back for the daily dose of shit talk. Don't forget to call FBI Wink
full member
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And how about those security issues alluded to in the announcement yesterday. I hope they just dumbed it down for PR, but it sounded like the solution was to reduce the session timeout. I don't see how that fixes anything, because it looked like it was allowing access to accounts without validating the session/auth cookie on the server side. Either way it doesn't speak well for their development and QA practices not to mention deposit security (#6 in the OP).
Agreed. It should've involved more than just session-timeouts. Changing IP should've broken the trust-chain as well as a number of other factors.  Transferring ownership should've reset "all" session-cookies ...

Best practices -- they're all out there, but greed prevents the necessary on-going research.
MOB
hero member
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Merit: 504
THAT is alot of announcements to roll out at 1 time. so when it says no more 13 hour pay outs i wonder if it means they will provide real time rewards. Just like cex.io does when a block is found or does it mean something else?

Are you kidding?  GAW does not generate a significant percentage of the Zenpool payouts from mining.  This was first proven in this thread, then confirmed in an email Q&A with Josh.

I assume Josh means that they will attempt to pay all users at 6AM (or whatever designated time) rather than a rolling process that extremely unpredictable, other than knowing it will be late.

Good to see the bug I reported in that address ;p  Wonder if I was the first though =/
legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1000
103 days, 21 hours and 10 minutes.
I purchased quite a bit in the beginning (when hashlets were first announced)  Ive since then sold off the free hashlets and some of the primes so Im in the green.  Question is do I ride this with the rest or should I just sell.  I agree with the mining addresses which shouldn't be that difficult to produce...
sr. member
Activity: 544
Merit: 250
Evil Pool
If you look at erics linkedin profile he has the chops to handle what they are doing. My bet is they are growing too fast and attempting to do too much at once. It also doesn't help that people are buying tons of hashlets and probably leaving them as singles which adds to the db and increases the time needed to process payouts.
Sounds contradictory. How did they get into this mess if he has the "chops" ?  Overnight account-system changes aren't SOP for "chops" either.

Also, if he had the "chops", he would've known how to build a scaling system from the start, or at least catch it before it got this bad.
I think I'm still calling it. Another late #payoutwatch day.

And how about those security issues alluded to in the announcement yesterday. I hope they just dumbed it down for PR, but it sounded like the solution was to reduce the session timeout. I don't see how that fixes anything, because it looked like it was allowing access to accounts without validating the session/auth cookie on the server side. Either way it doesn't speak well for their development and QA practices not to mention deposit security (#6 in the OP).

For such scale of a project, let alone mining project, to not have a bitcoind implementation from the very beginning says a lot about their security standards, imho. Or i should say "mining" project.
legendary
Activity: 3654
Merit: 8909
https://bpip.org
If you look at erics linkedin profile he has the chops to handle what they are doing. My bet is they are growing too fast and attempting to do too much at once. It also doesn't help that people are buying tons of hashlets and probably leaving them as singles which adds to the db and increases the time needed to process payouts.
Sounds contradictory. How did they get into this mess if he has the "chops" ?  Overnight account-system changes aren't SOP for "chops" either.

Also, if he had the "chops", he would've known how to build a scaling system from the start, or at least catch it before it got this bad.
I think I'm still calling it. Another late #payoutwatch day.

And how about those security issues alluded to in the announcement yesterday. I hope they just dumbed it down for PR, but it sounded like the solution was to reduce the session timeout. I don't see how that fixes anything, because it looked like it was allowing access to accounts without validating the session/auth cookie on the server side. Either way it doesn't speak well for their development and QA practices not to mention deposit security (#6 in the OP).
sr. member
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CEO FlawMiners TM®
either which way you look at...2 more days and i'm roi'd on my first purchase and that should snowball into roi'ing the rest of the way sooner Smiley I don't think they are a ponzi anymore...in fact if you look at day trading and if done right, you can make some serious money doing that...and the more you have to play with the more ya make Wink course if done wrong...boom, done so idk...I'm happy right now to actually ROI on something scrypt right now...doing better then my actually hosted miners are doing...70mh/s on gaw beating out 85mh/s hosted...even if i was to magically know which pool was gona be great payout day i'd still lose out to gaw

aren't you concerned by this statement? they give you more return than you would have gotten yourself even if you knew who the winner would be?

The problem is that is it obvious that no one who is beating the pro-GAW drum has any inkling of what a Ponzi scheme is.  "Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it."

I have been a very loyal GAW customer until zenpool and GAW merged... now, the red flags are going up all over the place on this zencloud/hashlet thing.  The fact that GAW won't even disclose mining addresses (which could not possibly reveal any propriety information about the so-called hashlets other than to prove actual mining ...) is as much as I need to know to get out of this mess as soon as I can.  ROI on the backs of subsequent customers is **theft**, not profit, even if it were to benefit me as an early adopter.

Josh, if you ever read this, and if by some chance hashlets are more than a Ponzi or Pyramid scheme, then PLEASE post mining addresses for each major coin you are mining.  Simple and effective way to prove you are more than PB Mining etc.  Until then, I am going on the assumption this is a long con ponzi or pyramid scheme.

For the uninformed (and FYI, the difference between ponzi and pyramid is subtle but the basic idea is the same - future investors outsized profits of early investors; and so-called profits are paid from new investment dollars rather than legitimate income from the advertised business activity - e.g., supposed mining):

RED FLAGS (From the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission reference below).  NOTE that hashlets meet EVERY SINGLE red flag listed by the SEC...

What are some Ponzi scheme "red flags"?
Many Ponzi schemes share common characteristics. Look for these warning signs:

1.  High investment returns with little or no risk. Every investment carries some degree of risk, and investments yielding higher returns typically involve more risk. Be highly suspicious of any "guaranteed" investment opportunity.

2.  Overly consistent returns. Investment values tend to go up and down over time, especially those offering potentially high returns. Be suspect of an investment that continues to generate regular, positive returns regardless of overall market conditions.  [CHECK - Zenpool's ability to outperform even the most seasons alt-coin and multipools and never have a "bad day" is more than remarkable]

3.  Unregistered investments. Ponzi schemes typically involve investments that have not been registered with the SEC or with state regulators. Registration is important because it provides investors with access to key information about the company's management, products, services, and finances. [CHECK - a whole different issue, but since GAW has admitted the hashlet is an investment in mining that is only **related** to actual pool mining, but "may" not actually be mining, the zenpool is at best an investment in a security and there has been no registration statement or even attempt to provide risk disclosures required for securities]

4.  Unlicensed sellers. Federal and state securities laws require investment professionals and their firms to be licensed or registered. Most Ponzi schemes involve unlicensed individuals or unregistered firms.  [CHECK]

5.  Secretive and/or complex strategies. Avoiding investments you do not understand, or for which you cannot get complete information, is a good rule of thumb.
Issues with paperwork. Do not accept excuses regarding why you cannot review information about an investment in writing. Also, account statement errors and inconsistencies may be signs that funds are not being invested as promised. [CHECK++++]

6.  Difficulty receiving payments. Be suspicious if you do not receive a payment or have difficulty cashing out your investment. Keep in mind that Ponzi scheme promoters routinely encourage participants to "roll over" investments and sometimes promise returns offering even higher returns on the amount rolled over.  [CHECK - not especially the hashpoint and autoreinvest to discourage withdrawals, but also repeated "software" problems with withdrawals that often make it impossible to withdraw for lenghty periods]


FURTHER READING:
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/telltale-signs-pyramid-scheme
http://www.forbes.com/sites/investopedia/2014/03/18/what-is-a-pyramid-scheme/
http://www.sec.gov/answers/pyramid.htm
http://www.sec.gov/answers/ponzi.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme

Historical perspective:
http://content.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1866680,00.html

Before replying and telling me how much ROI you are going to make, please read the above.  I have plenty of ROI on hashlets already assuming I can get out as promised, but that doesn't mean its not a Ponzi (I ROI'd on PB Mining too, but same issue applies to them and it looks likely they are nearing the collapse/tipping point soon).

Again, to GAW, if you are legitimate, all you need to do is post your mining addresses showing mining of actual coins (at least for the top 3-4 coins you are mining on zenpool) to prove mining activity in rough proportion to hashlet claimed hash power.  I had great hopes that hashlets were something truly new and exciting, but the longer this goes on without disclosure of even basic facts like mining addresses, the more concerned I have become.

Regards,

8cyl





You are not eightcylinders.... YOU MY FRIEND ARE TWELVECYLINDERS ON TURBO. This is the best post on not only on this thread but the whole forum. Most greedy people will not care as long as they make a buck and that is a fact. Thank you very much for all the information and links on your post!!!!!!
sr. member
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Again, to GAW, if you are legitimate, all you need to do is post your mining addresses showing mining of actual coins (at least for the top 3-4 coins you are mining on zenpool) to prove mining activity in rough proportion to hashlet claimed hash power.  I had great hopes that hashlets were something truly new and exciting, but the longer this goes on without disclosure of even basic facts like mining addresses, the more concerned I have become.

The longer they continue to operate the less ponzi shouters we'll see. If they are legit and I think they are the only thing they need to do is simply ignore you and go on. They don't have to prove anything to you. If you find the investment too risky don't invest.
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