Topic: Rent 500.000 ghz`were? (Read 318 times)
Do you mean renting as in "from another miner" or renting as in "I want a short-term mining contract"? There is a difference....
First off, it's gh, or giga hashes, not giga herz.
You have multiple choices , just make sure the prices and ROI is realistic, and not some too good to be true ponzi. I used to have mining power from ghash.io,
but recently it seams that bit-x is also a legit company.
You could also rent out rigs from individual users on services such as leaserig and betarigs.
just be sure to keep in mind that if you are renting a rig for x amount of time, you will be losing out, 100% of the time. there is absolutely zero reason for someone to rent their rig to you if they would be making more mining themselves in the meantime; they are making a profit by renting hashing power to you. You have multiple choices , just make sure the prices and ROI is realistic, and not some too good to be true ponzi. I used to have mining power from ghash.io,
but recently it seams that bit-x is also a legit company.
You could also rent out rigs from individual users on services such as leaserig and betarigs.
First off, it's gh, or giga hashes, not giga herz.
You have multiple choices , just make sure the prices and ROI is realistic, and not some too good to be true ponzi. I used to have mining power from ghash.io,
but recently it seams that bit-x is also a legit company.
You could also rent out rigs from individual users on services such as leaserig and betarigs.
You have multiple choices , just make sure the prices and ROI is realistic, and not some too good to be true ponzi. I used to have mining power from ghash.io,
but recently it seams that bit-x is also a legit company.
You could also rent out rigs from individual users on services such as leaserig and betarigs.
were could i rent so much for good prices? 
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