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Topic: HASHNEST Discussion and Support Thread - page 78. (Read 660097 times)

sr. member
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February 21, 2017, 10:59:51 AM
hey guys beaware for hackers that want to hack your account, i'm receiving a log in attempt to make account and it's not authorized by me, the ip is from russia country, i see also that when i try to access to hashnest the page become red with google chrome, are they attacking it with malware or what? i feel they need to make this more secure, because it's not the first tiem this is happening to me

What does this red page look like? Does chrome say that the connection is not secure? It should be green here (and it is green for me):



If it is red, then your computer (or your internet provider which is much less likely) is under attack, check C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file (for any entries, by default there should not be any entries except localhost).

Do not attempt to log in from your computer if it is red, find another machine (make sure that the connection is green, i.e. secure, log in and change your password). Or if you have an android phone, download an app and change it from there.
sr. member
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February 21, 2017, 06:42:10 AM
hey guys beaware for hackers that want to hack your account, i'm receiving a log in attempt to make account and it's not authorized by me, the ip is from russia country, i see also that when i try to access to hashnest the page become red with google chrome, are they attacking it with malware or what? i feel they need to make this more secure, because it's not the first time this is happening to me
sr. member
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February 21, 2017, 05:43:52 AM
its not smart to use the government subsidized electricity to mine. 

Why so?

It costs less.
hero member
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February 14, 2017, 08:21:51 PM
its not smart to use the government subsidized electricity to mine. 

Why so?
legendary
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Get Paid Crypto To Walk or Drive
February 13, 2017, 11:47:09 PM
That has been going on for a while, its not smart to use the government subsidized electricity to mine.  But yes, they don't have much overall hashrate there, and any closure by the government will provide a very small change to the overall hashrate.

But how can I estimate their hashrate? Are there any numbers in public access? Technically it is possible to filter miners by IP.

Nope.  could be using a pool or a proxy and you would never know where the hashrate was coming from in the world.
sr. member
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February 13, 2017, 06:06:51 PM
That has been going on for a while, its not smart to use the government subsidized electricity to mine.  But yes, they don't have much overall hashrate there, and any closure by the government will provide a very small change to the overall hashrate.

But how can I estimate their hashrate? Are there any numbers in public access? Technically it is possible to filter miners by IP.
legendary
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February 13, 2017, 11:41:58 AM
This information is two weeks old, but quite interesting: http://www.razor-forex.com/2017/01/venezuelan-police-bust-bitcoin-mining.html

Police in Venezuela busts several mining farms exploiting low (subsidized) electricity costs. If they really keep fighting with their miners, it will affect total hashrate and probably even decrease difficulty.

Your expectation is overly optimistic. Venezuela has too little weight to move the needle in comparison to the rest of the world, especially Asia.

That has been going on for a while, its not smart to use the government subsidized electricity to mine.  But yes, they don't have much overall hashrate there, and any closure by the government will provide a very small change to the overall hashrate.
sr. member
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February 13, 2017, 11:29:29 AM
This information is two weeks old, but quite interesting: http://www.razor-forex.com/2017/01/venezuelan-police-bust-bitcoin-mining.html

Police in Venezuela busts several mining farms exploiting low (subsidized) electricity costs. If they really keep fighting with their miners, it will affect total hashrate and probably even decrease difficulty.

Your expectation is overly optimistic. Venezuela has too little weight to move the needle in comparison to the rest of the world, especially Asia.
sr. member
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February 13, 2017, 05:12:06 AM
This information is two weeks old, but quite interesting: http://www.razor-forex.com/2017/01/venezuelan-police-bust-bitcoin-mining.html

Police in Venezuela busts several mining farms exploiting low (subsidized) electricity costs. If they really keep fighting with their miners, it will affect total hashrate and probably even decrease difficulty.
sr. member
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February 12, 2017, 09:09:20 AM
Nice call, hash rate is above the price of buying an s9, but its dropped quite a bit. So it seems like now is a good time to buy and then when the stock runs out sell the hash rate?

I did the following calculations if the price remains steady and difficulty rises:



According to this, it is not profitable on its own, but you never know... maybe you will be able to sell your hashpower at one point and get away with profit... maybe Hashnest lowers their maintenance fees again... maybe Bitcoin price surges...
newbie
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February 12, 2017, 12:55:58 AM
With Hashnest you can recover your investments at any time - just sell your hashpower and get away with mining profit!
I see2, wait i think that it is a good idea however if we are going to wait the market price of the power also lowers down so i guess we still can't get the profit that we desire?

I don't know, but S9 price hit the record today, although the increasing difficulty shifted maintenance to 35-40% instead of 25-30% a month ago. 12.5 THs would cost 2 BTC on the market which is 12% higher than the price of the new devices sold by Hashnest (currently out of stock though), although 10 days ago when the devices were in stock, the market and stock prices were equal. But if the devices appear in stock unexpectedly, the price will fall 10% and people who buy the hashpower now on the market will lose 10% of their equity. And 10% is a month of mining, by the way.

Nice call, hash rate is above the price of buying an s9, but its dropped quite a bit. So it seems like now is a good time to buy and then when the stock runs out sell the hash rate?
sr. member
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February 10, 2017, 10:57:35 PM
hashnest,  can u guys make  2fa   login optional,  u guys tried it but it had problems, people with sms didnt get the code.  be nice if we had a option . dont want people fucking with our accounts, dumping and pumping with our act.
hero member
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February 10, 2017, 02:10:11 PM
Why does it concern you? IMHO you need to worry only about total network hashpower (and therefore Bitcoin difficulty).

Because he/she does not understand how pay system at Hash works
sr. member
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February 09, 2017, 07:49:03 AM
Thanks for reducing the maintenance fee. Good job Hashnest!

However, I do have a little concern still. If you can address it, that will be great.

I noticed your BTC.com pool has reached 125PH that's more than 20% of what Antpool has. Is this self-competing? My concern is all our cloud miners' earnings are directly dependent on the outcomes of Antpool. If BTC.com on the other hand is competing against Antpool, we would suffer. Or put it the other way, we would lose blocks that were supposed to be mined by Antpool/Bitmain as an entirety.

How much hashpower is owned by Bitmain in BTC.com pool?

Thanks.

Why does it concern you? IMHO you need to worry only about total network hashpower (and therefore Bitcoin difficulty).
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February 09, 2017, 03:53:43 AM
Thanks for reducing the maintenance fee. Good job Hashnest!

However, I do have a little concern still. If you can address it, that will be great.

I noticed your BTC.com pool has reached 125PH that's more than 20% of what Antpool has. Is this self-competing? My concern is all our cloud miners' earnings are directly dependent on the outcomes of Antpool. If BTC.com on the other hand is competing against Antpool, we would suffer. Or put it the other way, we would lose blocks that were supposed to be mined by Antpool/Bitmain as an entirety.

How much hashpower is owned by Bitmain in BTC.com pool?

Thanks.

BTC.COM doesn't have any hashpower owned bitmain.
sr. member
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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy
February 08, 2017, 08:51:18 PM
Thanks for reducing the maintenance fee. Good job Hashnest!

However, I do have a little concern still. If you can address it, that will be great.

I noticed your BTC.com pool has reached 125PH that's more than 20% of what Antpool has. Is this self-competing? My concern is all our cloud miners' earnings are directly dependent on the outcomes of Antpool. If BTC.com on the other hand is competing against Antpool, we would suffer. Or put it the other way, we would lose blocks that were supposed to be mined by Antpool/Bitmain as an entirety.

How much hashpower is owned by Bitmain in BTC.com pool?

Thanks.

Hashnest does not get credited for blocks found by BTC.com. Block 452152 was found by BTC.com and I do not see any credit to my Hashnest account for finding that block.

That is exactly my concern and I want to make as many hashnest users aware of this as possible. If we have enough voice, they should at least have an explanation.
legendary
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February 08, 2017, 08:14:52 PM
Thanks for reducing the maintenance fee. Good job Hashnest!

However, I do have a little concern still. If you can address it, that will be great.

I noticed your BTC.com pool has reached 125PH that's more than 20% of what Antpool has. Is this self-competing? My concern is all our cloud miners' earnings are directly dependent on the outcomes of Antpool. If BTC.com on the other hand is competing against Antpool, we would suffer. Or put it the other way, we would lose blocks that were supposed to be mined by Antpool/Bitmain as an entirety.

How much hashpower is owned by Bitmain in BTC.com pool?

Thanks.

Hashnest does not get credited for blocks found by BTC.com. Block 452152 was found by BTC.com and I do not see any credit to my Hashnest account for finding that block.
sr. member
Activity: 441
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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy
February 08, 2017, 12:59:44 PM
Thanks for reducing the maintenance fee. Good job Hashnest!

However, I do have a little concern still. If you can address it, that will be great.

I noticed your BTC.com pool has reached 125PH that's more than 20% of what Antpool has. Is this self-competing? My concern is all our cloud miners' earnings are directly dependent on the outcomes of Antpool. If BTC.com on the other hand is competing against Antpool, we would suffer. Or put it the other way, we would lose blocks that were supposed to be mined by Antpool/Bitmain as an entirety.

How much hashpower is owned by Bitmain in BTC.com pool?

Thanks.
hero member
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February 08, 2017, 08:42:26 AM
I recenfly received an email with regards to hasnest lowering their fees i gues that it is a good sign  tho the level of difficulty is also inceasing tsk
sr. member
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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy
February 08, 2017, 12:03:01 AM
I hope their S7 would go into redemption soon. That's why I want to know if anyone here has experience in receiving redeemed S5's.

It was a couple of posts back to the time of S5 redemption. All noticed the TERRIBLE conditions of miners, with a piles of dust and dirt

Thanks for the reference.


The redemption period will be announced when the maintenance fee/payout ratio goes to 100%.
For the redemption miners will be the used machines but the factory will at least test them to make sure they are running before delivery to users.
Hope you understand those miners would not be completely new ones.

Thank you for the information.
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