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Topic: Looking to lease small hashrate miners for p2pool mining (Read 1597 times)

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speculating
I could understand if you were paying 105% PPEE BTC because you wanted to rent people's hash power to mine other more profitable sha256 alt coins or something, but I'm having trouble thinking of any way this makes sense? Over time on average you'd be losing money on all hash power you rented.

Speculating is a correct assumption in part, but I was also wanting to promote my new p2pool node.
At the time I was charging a fee, however I am no longer charging a fee to mine on this node, and
I am now merge mining namecoin to hopefully offset costs rather than charging a fee.
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sr. member
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I could understand if you were paying 105% PPEE BTC because you wanted to rent people's hash power to mine other more profitable sha256 alt coins or something, but I'm having trouble thinking of any way this makes sense? Over time on average you'd be losing money on all hash power you rented.
sr. member
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Hello there, I'm looking to lease several small hashrate miners to mine at
http://www.p2poolserver.us

The reason behind this is because it seems small hashrate miners who try p2pool give up after a few days. I would like to lease some small hashrate miners between 1 and 30 GH/s to mine at my pool, so that others will be able to see what other miners in their range can earn in comparison to larger centralized pools.

If you are interested then sign up with leaserig.net, but don't use LRP as for now it is not compatible with p2pool, although they are working on a fix.







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