Topic: Hashie.co - Cloud Mining from 0.0012 BTC / GH | NEW: AMHash | FREE 10 GH - page 96. (Read 160439 times)
November 04, 2014, 08:51:55 PM
A.K.A. Compound Interest.
November 04, 2014, 08:45:40 PM
exponentially means A^X, if so pls explain what is basis A and what is exponent X.
A is your hashrate.
X depends on how much you choose to reinvest. Probably something like 1.001. And yes, it grows exponentially albeit slowly.
November 04, 2014, 08:34:32 PM
Few people on BTCJAM now looking for funding for Hashie which should be seen as a good sign.
That's right, we Jammers are looking at Hashie.co, I just bought 1.1 TH at Hashie Market since I rather like to start with efficiency above 100%
@hashie Also, I just don't like Hashie Support asnwer - miners merging is just for easier displaying, but you can not unmerge miners
@hashie what does this means - "With auto-rebuy, your hashpower will increase exponentially - it's great as a long term investment.". Are you sure about wording - to me, exponentially means A^X, if so pls explain what is basis A and what is exponent X.
Thanks.
November 04, 2014, 08:32:44 PM
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The minimum withdraw amount is 0.0012 BTC. A 0.0002 BTC fee will be subtracted from the amount.
This is fucking ridiculous.
You want to see ridiculous? Check out CryptoStocks withdraw fee.
November 04, 2014, 08:32:35 PM
Hashie,
I had an idea,
Could you make a way to sell mining contracts privately.
For example, If I was to negotiate a mining contract exchange offline, it would be nice to send them a private link where they could purchase just my miner.
The public market is nice, but it discourages more active participation in selling miners. Why would I go to the trouble of getting someone to buy my miner if everyone elses miner is displayed next to it with the potential for someone else to receive the fruits of my labor.
Think if it as a storefront or resellers page. Even better, provide an API so that a purchase button can be displayed on my website for any mining contracts I already own.
In the end, its more potential revenue for Hashie, and its something that no one else is doing, so it could attract a lot of business.
I had an idea,
Could you make a way to sell mining contracts privately.
For example, If I was to negotiate a mining contract exchange offline, it would be nice to send them a private link where they could purchase just my miner.
The public market is nice, but it discourages more active participation in selling miners. Why would I go to the trouble of getting someone to buy my miner if everyone elses miner is displayed next to it with the potential for someone else to receive the fruits of my labor.
Think if it as a storefront or resellers page. Even better, provide an API so that a purchase button can be displayed on my website for any mining contracts I already own.
In the end, its more potential revenue for Hashie, and its something that no one else is doing, so it could attract a lot of business.
November 04, 2014, 08:19:47 PM
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The minimum withdraw amount is 0.0012 BTC. A 0.0002 BTC fee will be subtracted from the amount.
This is fucking ridiculous.
November 04, 2014, 06:25:00 PM
Hashie,
Can you add a feature that emails you when your miner has been sold on the market?
Can you add a feature that emails you when your miner has been sold on the market?
Sure, we just added this.
Sahra,
Often When I log into Hashie after putting in my correct 2FA code it takes me back to the login page and I have to login a second time and enter my 2FA code again. This is kind of annoying. Can you correct this undesirable behavior of your login?
Often When I log into Hashie after putting in my correct 2FA code it takes me back to the login page and I have to login a second time and enter my 2FA code again. This is kind of annoying. Can you correct this undesirable behavior of your login?
We all use 2FA on our accounts and we haven't experienced this yet. Are you using anything like a password manager or other extensions that might interfere with the form?
-Sahra
November 04, 2014, 02:48:24 PM
My two little units appear to be hashing away. I honestly don't see much of a purpose for the new [Market] given the current fee's being charged ($1.10+9%) per miner sale? Ouch! Anyway, still a pretty damn decent $/GH ratio assuming this remains legit.
November 04, 2014, 09:11:57 AM
Hashie,
Can you add a feature that emails you when your miner has been sold on the market?
Can you add a feature that emails you when your miner has been sold on the market?
November 04, 2014, 04:42:45 AM
0.005 and counting 61 referrals D=
I had the following:
Someone most have bought of lot of hash
That is lucky with just 3 referrals. I have over 800 my total earnings is 0.287 & 0.23 of that was from one purchase which I worked out of 5.75BTC
800 referrals damn!
Ya, seems it depends on who is signing up for sure.People love free stuff, hopefully Hashie does something wonderfull to get them to put some money into them.
Well... I guess its good that you cant withdraw without actually buying some hashing power
November 04, 2014, 03:08:22 AM
Sahra,
Often When I log into Hashie after putting in my correct 2FA code it takes me back to the login page and I have to login a second time and enter my 2FA code again. This is kind of annoying. Can you correct this undesirable behavior of your login?
Often When I log into Hashie after putting in my correct 2FA code it takes me back to the login page and I have to login a second time and enter my 2FA code again. This is kind of annoying. Can you correct this undesirable behavior of your login?
November 04, 2014, 02:36:07 AM
We've finished upgrading our servers. We still have some software work to do, to optimize it, but the site should be a lot snappier now 
-Sahra
-Sahra
Sahra, could you please post here when you are doing maintenance? That way we will know about when things are back and will also know that all is okay :-)
We will in the future - our second planned maintenance was only about a minute.
Sahra, what does it mean if a miner is at a certain percentage above/under 100% efficiency? I thought these were virtual time slices, so why does the efficiency of a miner vary from miner to miner?
Secondly, if a miner is operating above (or under equivalently) 100%, is that like a real hardware miner where you can generally expect above 100% efficiency? E.g., if I buy an Ant S3 and it is running at 465 gh/s, I can pretty much expect that to continue barring hardware burnout, even though the next S3 I buy may only get 450 Ghs. Is the miner efficiency on Hashie analagous? how so or not?
If not, why put that info on the market page at all?
To the folks putting their miners up for 4.50 or 4.60 ... I appreciate the discounts keep it up! I might even be able to ROI if I can buy at .45/Ghs (and if BTC prices get out of the shitter).
Secondly, if a miner is operating above (or under equivalently) 100%, is that like a real hardware miner where you can generally expect above 100% efficiency? E.g., if I buy an Ant S3 and it is running at 465 gh/s, I can pretty much expect that to continue barring hardware burnout, even though the next S3 I buy may only get 450 Ghs. Is the miner efficiency on Hashie analagous? how so or not?
If not, why put that info on the market page at all?
To the folks putting their miners up for 4.50 or 4.60 ... I appreciate the discounts keep it up! I might even be able to ROI if I can buy at .45/Ghs (and if BTC prices get out of the shitter).
The efficiency varies from miner to miner because we want to replicate how different physical miners perform differently. This is analogous on Hashie as well.
Tried claiming the free miner but it says "This IP address is a proxy, VPN, or it is on a blacklist of spam IPs. Sorry, but you cannot claim the free miner. If you're on a VPN, please switch to your home connection for the purposes of claiming." I am logged in without any vpn with my home connection and my ip address isnt blacklisted.
In order to prevent abuse and protect our free miner promo, we look at a variety of sources when determining if an IP address is eligible for a free miner. It might be that you have a dynamic IP, and someone else who previously had your IP did something to get on various blacklists of 'bad hosts'. Sorry about that.
-Sahra
November 03, 2014, 07:32:02 PM
Tried claiming the free miner but it says "This IP address is a proxy, VPN, or it is on a blacklist of spam IPs. Sorry, but you cannot claim the free miner. If you're on a VPN, please switch to your home connection for the purposes of claiming." I am logged in without any vpn with my home connection and my ip address isnt blacklisted.
November 03, 2014, 07:13:02 PM
Sahra, what does it mean if a miner is at a certain percentage above/under 100% efficiency? I thought these were virtual time slices, so why does the efficiency of a miner vary from miner to miner?
Secondly, if a miner is operating above (or under equivalently) 100%, is that like a real hardware miner where you can generally expect above 100% efficiency? E.g., if I buy an Ant S3 and it is running at 465 gh/s, I can pretty much expect that to continue barring hardware burnout, even though the next S3 I buy may only get 450 Ghs. Is the miner efficiency on Hashie analagous? how so or not?
If not, why put that info on the market page at all?
To the folks putting their miners up for 4.50 or 4.60 ... I appreciate the discounts keep it up! I might even be able to ROI if I can buy at .45/Ghs (and if BTC prices get out of the shitter).
Secondly, if a miner is operating above (or under equivalently) 100%, is that like a real hardware miner where you can generally expect above 100% efficiency? E.g., if I buy an Ant S3 and it is running at 465 gh/s, I can pretty much expect that to continue barring hardware burnout, even though the next S3 I buy may only get 450 Ghs. Is the miner efficiency on Hashie analagous? how so or not?
If not, why put that info on the market page at all?
To the folks putting their miners up for 4.50 or 4.60 ... I appreciate the discounts keep it up! I might even be able to ROI if I can buy at .45/Ghs (and if BTC prices get out of the shitter).
November 03, 2014, 07:02:38 PM
We've finished upgrading our servers. We still have some software work to do, to optimize it, but the site should be a lot snappier now
-Sahra
-Sahra
Sahra, could you please post here when you are doing maintenance? That way we will know about when things are back and will also know that all is okay :-)
November 03, 2014, 06:24:34 PM
thank you, I was able to log in now!
November 03, 2014, 06:18:10 PM
i am in here.
November 03, 2014, 06:17:16 PM
We've finished upgrading our servers. We still have some software work to do, to optimize it, but the site should be a lot snappier now
-Sahra
-Sahra
November 03, 2014, 06:12:45 PM
the website's login page is blank for me, in Europe.
We're on it 
November 03, 2014, 06:05:34 PM
the website's login page is blank for me, in Europe.
I get a similar error after trying to sign in.
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