I understand from your posting in the announcement thread that the contract length is for as long as the earned BTC is greater than the maintenance fee. How is this calculated - is it real time based upon some exchange, or averaged out? What happens if today the fees end up being greater than what is mined, but tomorrow the price of BTC increases to make it that the earnings are now greater than the fees again?
There is currently a limit of 1TH/s per person. There is also the ability to enter some kind of code to unlock more. How does one get this code?
What's to stop a person from creating multiple identities and purchasing more than 1TH/s of hashing?
Will this new service be added to the p2pool network, or is it going to be mining on some proprietary pool (like AntPool)?
As mentioned in the Chinese version of UMISOO offering, miners will be leave in the mine turn off for up to 10 days if fees > expected profit.
Limit is removed
Asked the same question, thus removed.
They claim to be developing on a miner thing...yy that will direct hashrate to P2Pool. For now, Antpool
I'll certainly agree that the price per GH/s is much lower than other competing cloud mining operations;
EDIT: my mistake on the maintenance fee comparison to ghash.io. They charge $0.18 per GH/s per month, which would translate to $180 a month for 1TH/s, compared to approximately $98 a month with hashnest.