HASHNEST Discussion and Support Thread - page 14.

hashnest

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Quote from: Icon on October 26, 2020, 09:24:18 PM

soo let me get this straight, you moved from your old locations back in april or later just to move back now? 2 moves and 0 payouts is that about right?

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Yes, we are moving to Inner Mongolia, where our new mining farm has a more stable, but more expensive, power supply generated from fossil fuel plants. We seek your kind understanding.

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Quote from: PeaMine on October 27, 2020, 06:18:54 PM

One thing is interesting and would make free money, is the lucky lotto system.
1200 tickets for 1200 USDT would equal a win of 0.1 BTC which is worth 1300+ USDT.
So you could keep winning every time and pocket 100.
Example, 12000 USDT worth of tickets would win 10 rounds of 0.1 BTC. Or 1 BTC total which is around 13500 USDT and climbing.

thats smart, just need to wait 1195, then buy 1205, and u earn something

PeaMine

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One thing is interesting and would make free money, is the lucky lotto system.
1200 tickets for 1200 USDT would equal a win of 0.1 BTC which is worth 1300+ USDT.
So you could keep winning every time and pocket 100.
Example, 12000 USDT worth of tickets would win 10 rounds of 0.1 BTC. Or 1 BTC total which is around 13500 USDT and climbing.

Dabus

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Due to relocation, please read our announcement. https://support.hashnest.com/hc/en-us/articles/900004203063-Announcement-114-Relocate-on-24-Oct

Since may ten days of payments in almost every month flying to nowhere with relocations or power blackouts reasons ...
i can understand when it happens one, two times .. but now is look like system ...

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Quote from: hashnest on October 26, 2020, 09:21:40 PM

RX590 8G card is coming!
Algorithm: Ethash
Hashrates: 31MH/s
Power consumption: 160W

Three reasons why you want to consider using GPU for mining Eth.
1. Ethereum’s network hashrate would not skyrocket like BTC's hashrate, cause the production capacity is limited and controlled by two chip suppliers.
2. The residual value of GPU is high. Generally, the residual value can reach 30-40% after 1-2 years of using.
3. GPU consumes less power than BTC ASIC miners. It's good time to add ETH rigs in dry season.

GPU RX590 is selling fast, buy now: https://www.hashnest.com/hash/shopitem?hc_id=65

When will the Hashrates for ETH be on sale?

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soo let me get this straight, you moved from your old locations back in april or later just to move back now? 2 moves and 0 payouts is that about right?

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hashnest

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RX590 8G card is coming!
Algorithm: Ethash
Hashrates: 31MH/s
Power consumption: 160W

Three reasons why you want to consider using GPU for mining Eth.
1. Ethereum’s network hashrate would not skyrocket like BTC's hashrate, cause the production capacity is limited and controlled by two chip suppliers.
2. The residual value of GPU is high. Generally, the residual value can reach 30-40% after 1-2 years of using.
3. GPU consumes less power than BTC ASIC miners. It's good time to add ETH rigs in dry season.

GPU RX590 is selling fast, buy now: https://www.hashnest.com/hash/shopitem?hc_id=65

hashnest

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Quote from: Icon on October 26, 2020, 01:53:04 PM

Welp, looks like old hashnest missed yet another payout of z11 today........ the 26th Woops?

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Due to relocation, please read our announcement. https://support.hashnest.com/hc/en-us/articles/900004203063-Announcement-114-Relocate-on-24-Oct

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Welp, looks like old hashnest missed yet another payout of z11 today........ the 26th Woops?

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Quote from: hotcoin010309 on October 22, 2020, 01:34:01 AM

Hello, I saw this new opportunity in hashnest "ETH GPU RX590".
The profit simulator is wrong isn't it?

31mh / s = 15 usd per day is it possible?

We have fixed it, now you can see the right payout.

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Quote from: PeaMine on October 23, 2020, 08:25:47 PM

I personally think it will still be one of the more profitable asics.
However, we'd need it to be steady and fully delivered as stated with very high uptime to make it worth it before they become worthless.
Though the S19 Pro isn't too bad either.
That is a big risk though, it would be nice if shares were available earlier, even at a higher price.

I agree, selling and buying hashing fractions can make this market more attractive.
The same also applies to the purchase and sale of the new cards to mine ethereum: activating a trading market, it could be of interest to an investor like me, 229usd for 31mh / s is 0.6usd per day, but without being able to resell your hashing l investment cannot be profitable.
The hashing fraction market makes hashnest more interesting than other cloud miners, if it no longer exists, hashnest loses interest.

PeaMine

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I personally think it will still be one of the more profitable asics.
However, we'd need it to be steady and fully delivered as stated with very high uptime to make it worth it before they become worthless.
Though the S19 Pro isn't too bad either.
That is a big risk though, it would be nice if shares were available earlier, even at a higher price.

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Quote from: hashnest on October 21, 2020, 10:20:16 PM

Z15 is now restocked!
Price: USD 3999
Hashrates credited in 10 days from date of purchase.

10 Days to wait, and in 25 days is the ZCash Halving.
It will be hard to pay back 4k Dollars.

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Quote from: hashnest on October 21, 2020, 10:16:57 PM

Quote from: PeaMine on October 21, 2020, 07:08:55 PM

Quote from: digifluent on October 21, 2020, 04:33:44 AM

Quote from: hashnest on October 20, 2020, 02:00:32 AM

Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.

Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference.

Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market?

I agree, with income comes risk, and you already have a generous pool fee to use your own pool, plus a comfy maintenance fee.
Reducing payout and not stating about these issues until now as the reason is shady.
Backup units should be available or hashrate payout compensated against the electric fee.
Why are we paying the same electric fee if the machines or chips are burnt out??? Someone is lying.

Sure, you don't need to pay the electricity fee of damaged chips. You can check your transactions. The electricity fee is different, it varies with the hashrates.

My transactions show I'm paying the same in maintenance as I was 2 months ago.
Normally I would say perhaps I bought and sold shares, but since there is no exchange now I haven't been able to do that.

hotcoin010309

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Hello, I saw this new opportunity in hashnest "ETH GPU RX590".
The profit simulator is wrong isn't it?

31mh / s = 15 usd per day is it possible?

hashnest

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Z15 is now restocked!

Price: USD 3999

Hashrates credited in 10 days from date of purchase.

Now you see it, later you don’t. So don’t miss out another opportunity to get the most anticipated miner of the year: https://www.hashnest.com/hash/shopitem?hc_id=62

hashnest

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Quote from: digifluent on October 21, 2020, 04:33:44 AM

Quote from: hashnest on October 20, 2020, 02:00:32 AM

Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.

Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference.

Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market?

Yes, you said it is a company, when those Z11 miners are out of warranty, no company will replace it free. So we are repairing them.

hashnest

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Quote from: PeaMine on October 21, 2020, 07:08:55 PM

Quote from: digifluent on October 21, 2020, 04:33:44 AM

Quote from: hashnest on October 20, 2020, 02:00:32 AM

Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.

Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference.

Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market?

I agree, with income comes risk, and you already have a generous pool fee to use your own pool, plus a comfy maintenance fee.
Reducing payout and not stating about these issues until now as the reason is shady.
Backup units should be available or hashrate payout compensated against the electric fee.
Why are we paying the same electric fee if the machines or chips are burnt out??? Someone is lying.

Sure, you don't need to pay the electricity fee of damaged chips. You can check your transactions. The electricity fee is different, it varies with the hashrates.

PeaMine

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Quote from: digifluent on October 21, 2020, 04:33:44 AM

Quote from: hashnest on October 20, 2020, 02:00:32 AM

Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.

Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference.

Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market?

I agree, with income comes risk, and you already have a generous pool fee to use your own pool, plus a comfy maintenance fee.
Reducing payout and not stating about these issues until now as the reason is shady.
Backup units should be available or hashrate payout compensated against the electric fee.
Why are we paying the same electric fee if the machines or chips are burnt out??? Someone is lying.

digifluent

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Quote from: hashnest on October 20, 2020, 02:00:32 AM

Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.

Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference.

Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market?

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