Remember the block halving is coming up next July. At that time unless bitcoin price is up to $500 level all contracts at Genesis Mining will no longer be profitable and will be cancelled. T
You make alot of assumptions as if you have a time machine and already know the outcome of what will happen with Bitcoin.
You wrote and I have marked in bold the important words.
At that time unless bitcoin price is up to $500 level all contracts at Genesis Mining
will no longer be profitable and
will be cancelled.
How do you know for sure when nobody even knows what effect the block halving will have, even people experienced with Bitcoin do not know, they have ideas but it is not certain. Nobody even knows what the Bitcoin price will be by July next year.
For example, some people think that the blockhalving might cause miners to stop mining as it will not profitable anymore, especially those on older equipment which lowers the hashrate and then lowers the difficulty within one or two difficulty changes or a month basically. Genesis Mining give 20 days once payouts are not profitable before contracts are terminated so in that time, there could be two difficulty changes at least or just one, it just depends on the timing of the first difficulty change, so there could be a chance that Genesis Minings contracts will not be cancelled as the difficulty would fall enough to get a payout again. I would rather write
might instead of
will to be honest. How do you know for certain? You do not. Nobody does and it is all a wait and see what happens in July when the time comes.
Those with Hashnest contracts once the blockhalving happens could just have ten days to get rid of their hashpower, they will try to sell if they have not already and nobody will want to buy, 10 days is far less than 20 so if hashnest have to end those older contracts, as GMs contracts could still be within their 20 day rule, then payouts could resume.
Of course some might people might snap up the hashpower at very cheap prices knowing that if they purchase enough they get to claim a mining machine which depending on where they live could be a good risk for them. If they live in China especially as its just a case of having it sent domestically so perhaps someone will want to snap up those miners extra cheap, but for those further afield, once they add in the customs and delivery costs they will probably not even bother having it sent to them as the costs are too high.
Those on 1 year GM contracts will not be affected so much as they have no 20 day rule, their contracts will not pay out until payouts are profitable again. Of course it is no good for their ROI but again, nobody knows what will happen for sure. If Bitcoin is at the level you say it would be then there is a good change that those on the 1 year GM contracts would have made ROI anyway but there are no definites..
With Mining Sweden you have already paid the electricity upfront for a year so you are covered for whatever happens. You will still get a payout no matter what.