Topic: list / cheapest places to buy cloud mining - page 3. (Read 5477 times)
Take it for what it's worth, but the company in my signature (bottom of post) says that one reason they got into cloud mining is so that GHash doesn't get the capability to 51% the network, and other cloud mining sites seem a little "too good to be true." The cost and then fees are laid out for you on the site so there are no "surprises."
Although there maybe some great places to find cloud mining offers,
I believe a good majority of them have some hefty fees.
You could try renting a rig but the profitability is extremely low for obvious reasons
Rig leasers need to make money too
I think you might want to correct that last statement to read, "...profitability is nonexistent...".I believe a good majority of them have some hefty fees.
You could try renting a rig but the profitability is extremely low for obvious reasons
Rig leasers need to make money too
Company X will not rent you a rig for less than they'd make keeping the coins it can mine in the same timeframe. For example, if a rig is expected to make 1BTC a week, a company is not going to rent you that machine (one that they are maintaining, paying costs for, etc) for less than that 1BTC. The only exception I could think of would be a "try before you buy" kind of promotion. Some of the cloud mining providers did the same sort of thing by offering up small GH/s contracts for free... or giving them away in contests.
Although there maybe some great places to find cloud mining offers,
I believe a good majority of them have some hefty fees.
You could try renting a rig but the profitability is extremely low for obvious reasons
Rig leasers need to make money too
I believe a good majority of them have some hefty fees.
You could try renting a rig but the profitability is extremely low for obvious reasons
Rig leasers need to make money too
Yes kinda. But I want to own the ghz and not rent it
So you want to trade in your miners for credit on cloud mining? Depending on how many you have, I might take you up on that offer.
check my review of a few: http://fuk.io/cloud-hashing-and-rig-renting-services-review/
I was in Cex.io but it's a watle of time and a money loose. I'm on PBMining now for no fees and cheap GH/s
Yes kinda. But I want to own the ghz and not rent it
So you might want to look at nicehash.com or leaserig.net to point to their pool and sell off your gh/s. I think that's what are asking(?), but not 100% sure.
but I want to point to another SHA 256 coin... there must be a site that does this?
Nope, not that I'm aware of.
But really, most alt-SHA coins are a waste of time. They may be more profitable than BTC but only very briefly. The multipools don't really have that much of an advantage anymore. My advice... mine the original, forget the pretenders.
thats crazy... maybe a niche someone should develop
I have contracts with PBMining and Lunamine. Lunamine is a little bit cheaper than PBMining but you also pay hosting fees. Neither allows you to mine at a pool of your own choice.
but I want to point to another SHA 256 coin... there must be a site that does this?
I am looking to sell my jalapeños (offers welcome) for cloud mining. I looked into CEX.IO but i don't believe you can make them mine for another pool
is there anywhere you can buy check GHz but point to pools of my choice?
thanks
I don't know of any cloud mining provider that will allow you to purchase some GH/s and point them to whatever pool you want.is there anywhere you can buy check GHz but point to pools of my choice?
thanks
That's besides the point, though. Cloud mining exists to make the companies who provide the service a profit - not you.
I am looking to sell my jalapeños (offers welcome) for cloud mining. I looked into CEX.IO but i don't believe you can make them mine for another pool
is there anywhere you can buy check GHz but point to pools of my choice?
thanks
is there anywhere you can buy check GHz but point to pools of my choice?
thanks
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