Topic: PB Mining -- 5 year mining contracts! - page 163. (Read 379006 times)
Thank you for the payout, could you provide some proof though? I would like to invest more but I'm unsure since there is no proof of the mining equiptment or the blocks that are being mined.
Do you guys think I will go break even if I buy the contract right now?
If everything will go ok you will break even for sure.....
I break even a week ago and I'm in profit now....
Do you guys think I will go break even if I buy the contract right now?
If everything will go ok you will break even for sure.....
Paid again 
Thanks pbmining, great service as usual!
Thanks pbmining, great service as usual! Do you guys think I will go break even if I buy the contract right now?
If everything will go ok you will break even for sure.....
Do you guys think I will go break even if I buy the contract right now?
Okay....i think I understand...
Thx
Thx
Can anyone tell why I receive 0,011 bitcoins less than last Sunday ??
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Was less the week before this one. So two weeks ago you had more because of less difficulty two weeks ago.
I mean 08.06...week ago
You had the bitcoins for the week 08.06-15.06 and had less than the week 01.06-08.06. But the 05.06 the difficulty has changed. So you had more the period 01.06-05-06 because the difficulty was less. While the week 08.06-15.06 you had the same difficulty as the period 05.06-08.06. So the difficulty was not the same the week 01.06-08.06 and the week 08.06-15.06. The first week was less in part of the week while the second week was the same and more than the previous week.
Can anyone tell why I receive 0,011 bitcoins less than last Sunday ??
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Was less the week before this one. So two weeks ago you had more because of less difficulty two weeks ago.
I mean 08.06...week ago
Last Sunday I received 0,19...
Today I received 0,18....
Can anyone tell why I receive 0,011 bitcoins less than last Sunday ??
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Was less the week before this one. So two weeks ago you had more because of less difficulty two weeks ago.
Can anyone tell why I receive 0,011 bitcoins less than last Sunday ??
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Difficulty hasn't change this week...
Looks like my app updated it! (Manual pulldown request, it hasn't auto-updated yet). And no issue this time around =]
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coniform.pbmin
YAY for PAYDAY
oink! 
oink. another week, another contract broken even.
Woooooooohooooooooo, PAYDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oink!
oink. another week, another contract broken even.
oink!
pizzzzaid ... first to say it 3 weeks in a row
... first to say it 3 weeks in a rowLooks like my app updated it! (Manual pulldown request, it hasn't auto-updated yet). And no issue this time around =]
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coniform.pbmin
pizzzzaid ... first to say it 3 weeks in a row
... first to say it 3 weeks in a row Hmm.. if you don't calculate things with math, how do you calculate them?
And to claim USD has nothing to do with it (your return) doesn't make sense. The value of Bitcoin, at least today can only be compared to Fiat. Perhaps in 20 years that won't be the case.
All BTC has been obtained with some fiat. Whether it was bought or mined, there was a USD cost to obtain it. To ignore that seems a fallacy to me.
And to claim USD has nothing to do with it (your return) doesn't make sense. The value of Bitcoin, at least today can only be compared to Fiat. Perhaps in 20 years that won't be the case.
All BTC has been obtained with some fiat. Whether it was bought or mined, there was a USD cost to obtain it. To ignore that seems a fallacy to me.
dead on, absolutely
i have heard some crazy things about only comparing btc to btc on this thread... but to people who dont realize how value is determined---(just an example to make a point)lets say a car is 10,000 or 20 btc(1btc=500 for examples sake) then btc rises to where 1btc=10,000. would you still pay 20 btc for it?? if its true with larger numbers its true for smaller ones... btc roi and roi can be differnt
Thank you guys! Finally somebody gets it. I've been saying this for two years now!!!
If you invest in bananas, and the bottom drops out but you trade them for papayas and that market rises, the profit is STILL valid, regardless of the form it takes. If you invested USD into a mining device when BTC was at 20 dollars and caught the rise to 1200, and then cashed out your difference, you made a profit. Currently, the only mining I'm not even or profitable on is my gridseed, cuz I've only had it a couple weeks. At this time, electricity is not yet a killer for me, and my equipment has broken even, even though it's small. In one case it was free, in the others I have made my investment back. In some cases it was in BTC and others it was in Fiat, and others it was other cryptos. Currently, most of my BTC earnings and all of my alt earnings are going into TEK for it's staking and IMAO, it's long term value.
Profit is gain. It's form is only relevant statistically. If you have gained over your investment, you have profited.
The only argument on this that I've seen that I agree with is that in the long term, holding BTC *might* be a higher profit. But you never know, given the volaltility of the market.
for many of us, holding our bitcoins for the long term is just not feasible, yes, it's inevitable that in years to come, BTC will be an awe-worthy value upon which we will all say "I wish i'd just held onto those..." but in the real world, this isn't always achievable for many people.
What is achievable, is that we, as a community can keep mining in one way or another, continuing with the enjoyment of seeing the network upheld and pursuing the effort to 'keep up' with difficulty.
Yes, currently; we are at a boom, bitcoin is still very new and the current value is still very decent in the scheme of things. Decent enough so that people are not left behind, when they need to cash out to pay bills...
To any disbelievers in any method, company, cloud, manufacturer; remind me how many block halving we have had, to date?
there is a long way to go.
Hmm.. if you don't calculate things with math, how do you calculate them?
And to claim USD has nothing to do with it (your return) doesn't make sense. The value of Bitcoin, at least today can only be compared to Fiat. Perhaps in 20 years that won't be the case.
All BTC has been obtained with some fiat. Whether it was bought or mined, there was a USD cost to obtain it. To ignore that seems a fallacy to me.
And to claim USD has nothing to do with it (your return) doesn't make sense. The value of Bitcoin, at least today can only be compared to Fiat. Perhaps in 20 years that won't be the case.
All BTC has been obtained with some fiat. Whether it was bought or mined, there was a USD cost to obtain it. To ignore that seems a fallacy to me.
dead on, absolutely
i have heard some crazy things about only comparing btc to btc on this thread... but to people who dont realize how value is determined---(just an example to make a point)lets say a car is 10,000 or 20 btc(1btc=500 for examples sake) then btc rises to where 1btc=10,000. would you still pay 20 btc for it?? if its true with larger numbers its true for smaller ones... btc roi and roi can be differnt
Thank you guys! Finally somebody gets it. I've been saying this for two years now!!!
If you invest in bananas, and the bottom drops out but you trade them for papayas and that market rises, the profit is STILL valid, regardless of the form it takes. If you invested USD into a mining device when BTC was at 20 dollars and caught the rise to 1200, and then cashed out your difference, you made a profit. Currently, the only mining I'm not even or profitable on is my gridseed, cuz I've only had it a couple weeks. At this time, electricity is not yet a killer for me, and my equipment has broken even, even though it's small. In one case it was free, in the others I have made my investment back. In some cases it was in BTC and others it was in Fiat, and others it was other cryptos. Currently, most of my BTC earnings and all of my alt earnings are going into TEK for it's staking and IMAO, it's long term value.
Profit is gain. It's form is only relevant statistically. If you have gained over your investment, you have profited.
The only argument on this that I've seen that I agree with is that in the long term, holding BTC *might* be a higher profit. But you never know, given the volaltility of the market.
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