This was a snowball effect for everyone buying mining services. The whole landscape started having problems at the beginning of December 2014
I don't know much about hashie or AMHash, but if you do your digging it is almost like Chris was buying services from hashie and reselling them as his own? I don't know.
Anyone have any experience with what happened to hashie or AMHash that can make sense out of what started happening to all these mining clouds during December?
It wasn't just ltcgear that did this..
Quoted Dec 8, 2014 from AMHash1 thread:
Also, do you know for sure the identity of the person(s) behind hashie? Are you vouching for them being a legitimate business, and if not, who's (braindead) idea was it to use them as reseller?
Hashie has already deleted the referral table. I'm worried that they might as well delete the hashpower table anytime.
A lot of stuff starting happening early December, right till the end. So I think when Chris got scammed by whatever cloud services he had stock in, he just continued the scam for his own customers.
That's why I continue to believe (until proven otherwise) that this statement is still written by Chris posting as a 3rd person, and it's actually true:
Dude you've got this backwards - many "cloud mining" sites were buying from LTCGear and reselling it as something else. Nice try making up some sort of half-assed story though.
Now that would be a story. Maybe AMHash never had any mining and were simulating mining and backing it up with LTCgear shares. When LTCgear stopped paying AMHash tanked. WOW!