Topic: How can you sure your cloud service does the thing? (Read 1820 times)
Surely the same applies to any pool? 50BTC for example, has left pretty much everyone out of pocket when their Gibson was hax0red.
I think the "thing" is "Do they pay out? Is there any proof of them paying out if you ask for a withdrawal?"
And how can they prove they will pay you in future ? You can check yourselves when you request BTC withdrawal
the thing, the thing 
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I am both a customer of cloudhashing.com and cex.io and both are functioning as expected.
I have automatic payouts from cloudhashing.com and manual payouts on cex.io.
I have automatic payouts from cloudhashing.com and manual payouts on cex.io.
I think the "thing" is "Do they pay out? Is there any proof of them paying out if you ask for a withdrawal?"
I've never tried to withdraw from ghash, for example (because I don't have enough btc mined yet), so it's good to know that there's at least a mechanism to check that they pay out.
I've never tried to withdraw from ghash, for example (because I don't have enough btc mined yet), so it's good to know that there's at least a mechanism to check that they pay out.
In English?
Greetings, Here are two address which may add to Bitcoin's blockchain.info or equivalent to monitor if they does the thing
1. 1ALA5v7h49QT7WYLcRsxcXqXUqEqaWmkvw (Cloudhashing,which I am very sure as I have received the first payment today)
2. Ghash.io (1CjPR7Z5ZSyWk6WtXvSFgkptmpoi4UM9BC), which is default labled by blockchain.info
1. 1ALA5v7h49QT7WYLcRsxcXqXUqEqaWmkvw (Cloudhashing,which I am very sure as I have received the first payment today)
2. Ghash.io (1CjPR7Z5ZSyWk6WtXvSFgkptmpoi4UM9BC), which is default labled by blockchain.info
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