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Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:07:05 PM

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Lol, the rage is real in this thread.

I'll pitch in too.

I want my fucking money Scamtos piece of f@#$@#$ @#$@# you scammign @#$@#$ @#$. I hope you get cancer and die from Hemorrhoids. Angry

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

Hashnest S5 is the safer choice because you can sell your hash at any time with no penalty. Stakeminers is interesting but there are significant withdrawal penalties if you want out. Genesis Mining has never been a good choice, overpriced and there is no way to sell your hashing power.

Because ROI on S5 is almost two years now if you buy you are betting on bitcoin price increase so you can sell your hash at a profit. Rather than investing in any hosted mining I would just hold bitcoin now. Check the charts in Hashnest and look for a turnaround and wait until hash prices are in an uptrend before buying. When the market is trending up there is a good spread and volume on UMISOO and money to be made day trading.

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The problem is that a lot of places are trying to run business models that work(ed) in the current fiat setup but they're not going to work with a digital currency.
Until someone can come up with something that fits the BTC model then we're just going to get scams and failures.

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https://bpip.org

Quote from: ziomar on August 26, 2015, 02:29:04 PM

Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:23:25 PM

Quote from: Soylent_Green on August 26, 2015, 02:12:54 PM

Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:07:05 PM

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

What is your definition of decent?

I take everything under one year as "fucking awesome".
That would be Hashnest, Genesis Mining and possible Mining Sweden.

And always remember:
Under normal investments (using a bank), you would need 10 years.
So one year is really damn good.

Wow that really makes a lot of sense. So I guess 1 year ain't too bad lol. Cause in the business world your investment wouldn't be returned for at least a few years right? I think I'm gonna take a chance with Hashnest. They might not have a sub 100 day roi but at least its pretty legit. 😃

In these days with hashnest you will get minus

That's what you get when you have bad pool luck, low BTC exchange rate, and maintenance fees in fiat.

You know, sort of like real mining or something.

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Quote from: dooglus on August 26, 2015, 12:32:40 PM

Quote from: Flep182 on August 26, 2015, 03:28:08 AM

I don't see the added benefit of pooling coins in a POS setting above doing it yourself in your wallet. Well, minus the work that it saves you.

The main benefit is the reduced orphan rate. A staking pool allows a bunch of people to cooperate, and effectively agree not to orphan each other's blocks.

Then there's the fact that most people don't keep a server online 24/7, and so a staking pool allows them to be always staking without having to maintain their own server.

There are lots of downsides of course, with the biggest being the counterparty risk and the fees you'll have to pay.

Quote from: clownius on August 26, 2015, 05:18:56 AM

Proceed with extreme caution it appears to be a black box you put money into and a trickle of money comes out of because magic or staking or something. If you wish to withdraw principal you pay an unspecified penalty. Transparency about zero as far as i could find with limited digging.

I've not looked at their site, but there's no excuse for such a site not to offer a proof-of-solvency, so its clients can be sure they're not investing in a Ponzi.

I will have to do more research before considering any sizeable investment obviously, since its legitimacy cannot be confirmed as of yet. I have a smaller investment there in order to try it out, so I will see how it goes.

I am no crypto-expert, but in the thread there any reasonable arguments that suggest transparency and proof-of-solvency, while others claim the total opposite... The usual. And of course the owner could run off with all of the investments, but if the service is half as good as it claims to be, he won't have any reason to do that unless he is related to Scamtos.

The owner of Stakeminers explains the need for withdraw fees in the thread, and it makes sense. It is in place to prevent sudden mass-withdrawal that will damage the effectiveness of staking. Unless you have a need to withdraw your investment prematurely, I don't consider that a fee. You can withdraw all of your earnings for free. Apparently, people with smaller investments can get the premature-withdrawal-fee waived by asking, which I guess can be a good option for people who are sceptical, but who still want to try it out.

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To God Be The Glory!

Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:07:05 PM

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

There are many outthere like zueshash they are legit cloud mining but lots of fees but its legit and its been running for a year now,

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CCMINER.NET

Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:23:25 PM

Quote from: Soylent_Green on August 26, 2015, 02:12:54 PM

Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:07:05 PM

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

What is your definition of decent?

I take everything under one year as "fucking awesome".
That would be Hashnest, Genesis Mining and possible Mining Sweden.

And always remember:
Under normal investments (using a bank), you would need 10 years.
So one year is really damn good.

Wow that really makes a lot of sense. So I guess 1 year ain't too bad lol. Cause in the business world your investment wouldn't be returned for at least a few years right? I think I'm gonna take a chance with Hashnest. They might not have a sub 100 day roi but at least its pretty legit. 😃

In these days with hashnest you will get minus

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Quote from: Soylent_Green on August 26, 2015, 02:12:54 PM

Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:07:05 PM

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

What is your definition of decent?

I take everything under one year as "fucking awesome".
That would be Hashnest, Genesis Mining and possible Mining Sweden.

And always remember:
Under normal investments (using a bank), you would need 10 years.
So one year is really damn good.

Wow that really makes a lot of sense. So I guess 1 year ain't too bad lol. Cause in the business world your investment wouldn't be returned for at least a few years right? I think I'm gonna take a chance with Hashnest. They might not have a sub 100 day roi but at least its pretty legit. 😃

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Quote from: iambitcoin5 on August 26, 2015, 02:07:05 PM

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

What is your definition of decent?

I take everything under one year as "fucking awesome".
That would be Hashnest, Genesis Mining and possible Mining Sweden.

And always remember:
Under normal investments (using a bank), you would need 10 years.
So one year is really damn good.

iambitcoin5

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Lol, the rage is real in this thread.

I'll pitch in too.

I want my fucking money Scamtos piece of f@#$@#$ @#$@# you scammign @#$@#$ @#$. I hope you get cancer and die from Hemorrhoids. Angry

Are there any cloudmining sites out there with decent roi that are NOT scams? Can anybody name any?

JONNYWACKS

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scrypt.cc gone complete faggotsauce

avalonboy

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Last try before end

ThinKinG

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not paying.

ptjims

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I am going to try withdrawing a small amount let me see if it goes thru. my last was completed overnight.

ptjims

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Quote from: suchmoon on August 26, 2015, 06:18:01 AM

Quote from: Propagandalf on August 26, 2015, 04:54:53 AM

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Quote from: Borgminer on August 25, 2015, 08:59:39 PM

deposits still dont work . admin doesnt know what the frack they are doing

so this scrypt cc is dead ?
am i late to join this cloudmining ?
i calculate buy mhs and i get faster ROI than hashnet

YOU CANNOT WITHDRAW !!!!!!!!

Thank's for your reply/coment that can help me

now im research to other cloudmining (where i can get fast ROI + profit )

Screw Scrypt CC.

So far, the best option I have found for fast ROI + profit that seems legit, is Stakeminers. It is not conventional cloud mining, but POS. All investments are put together to stake as much as possible and maximize profit, and then we reap the rewards. The nature of the beast holds the potential of increasing rewards over time, instead of decreasing them. Read up on staking if you don't know the difference between POW and POS mining, and give Stakeminers a try

In my opinion it is not selling a pipe dream, but a rather good business model that benefits all parties.

I don't see the added benefit of pooling coins in a POS setting above doing it yourself in your wallet. Well, minus the work that it saves you.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but staking solo is only more lucrative if you have huge amounts of BTC and know what you are doing (takes a bit of work). You will be able to stake more effectively and gain higher rewards when pooling together, as each contributor's "staking power" and interest rates will compound and benefit each other. Even when the pool grows, it yields higher rewards in spite of a lessened weight percent of the staking.

Im not sure where you get that from. Advertising from some POS staking site that probably takes a percentage of income fromn staking as fees?

I am referring to the service in this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--989670. I cannot vouch for it yet though, I have only invested a sum to test it before making any further conclusions. I believe there are no fees. POS staking requires no electricity in particular or hardware, so it's a different kind of story than conventional cloud mining.

You believe there are no fees?

https://stakeminers.com/terms.php

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8.4. A Withdraw Penalty will be imposed for investors wishing to withdraw their investment with StakeMiners. The schedule for such a withdraw is as follows. Investments Withdrawn Within 30 days 30% Penalty, Investments Withdrawn Within 60 days 20% Penalty, Investments Withdrawn Within 90 days 10% Penalty, Investments Withdrawn Within 120 to 364 1/4 days 5% Penalty. Investments withdrawn after 365 days will receive a 2% Penalty.

Most of the Terms have been plagiarized from CEX, so that kind of shows you the overall quality of the operation.

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/969

The owner is a habitual liar, claiming to be Bitcoin's early adopter since 2009 and an experienced Forex trader too, although just a year ago was roaming various forums saying he was a newbie in both.

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/970

Not to mention he runs a self-moderated thread here and deletes any questions he doesn't like. So I guess in a way that makes it a suitable replacement for scrypt.cc. Depends on what your lesson here is.

Do you think it is normal to throw money at questionable sites and/or individuals that claim quick "ROI".

Or do you think doing a bit of due diligence is a prerequisite for any kind of investment.

Your choice.

I looked and did not like their terms also did not like getting locked in to their wallet. That is the only way to fund your account they did not tell that before signing up. Seems shady to me.

suchmoon

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https://bpip.org

Quote from: dooglus on August 26, 2015, 12:32:40 PM

I've not looked at their site, but there's no excuse for such a site not to offer a proof-of-solvency, so its clients can be sure they're not investing in a Ponzi.

Exhibit #1 (cyberpinoy is the owner of StakeMiners):

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/64

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Edited 2020-11-28 to fix a broken image

To be fair after some pressure they released their wallet addresses but that doesn't help much since it's still a black box from the investors' POV - they put BTC in and get some BTC out so this could still be fractional etc.

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Quote from: ThePhwner on August 26, 2015, 08:34:23 AM

Quote from: christophorus on August 26, 2015, 08:21:28 AM

Why would people lie and say they hadn't been paid? That doesn't make sense.

If this site wasn't a scam I'd be encouraging more and more people to join in. The more who join means there's less MHS (neé KHS) to go around. The scarcer the resource gets the more value it has. The value of my account would go up the more people there are trying to join the party.

By saying the site is a scam people aren't trying to cheat anyone out of money. They're trying to stop you losing money. Yes, you've got paid but that seems to be a mistake rather than the norm.

This site is a scam. Pure and simple.

I think it's safe to start assuming that "got paid" in this scenario simply means "Marcelo hasn't stolen quite everything from me yet."

You're not wrong.

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Quote from: Flep182 on August 26, 2015, 03:28:08 AM

I don't see the added benefit of pooling coins in a POS setting above doing it yourself in your wallet. Well, minus the work that it saves you.

The main benefit is the reduced orphan rate. A staking pool allows a bunch of people to cooperate, and effectively agree not to orphan each other's blocks.

Then there's the fact that most people don't keep a server online 24/7, and so a staking pool allows them to be always staking without having to maintain their own server.

There are lots of downsides of course, with the biggest being the counterparty risk and the fees you'll have to pay.

Quote from: clownius on August 26, 2015, 05:18:56 AM

Proceed with extreme caution it appears to be a black box you put money into and a trickle of money comes out of because magic or staking or something. If you wish to withdraw principal you pay an unspecified penalty. Transparency about zero as far as i could find with limited digging.

I've not looked at their site, but there's no excuse for such a site not to offer a proof-of-solvency, so its clients can be sure they're not investing in a Ponzi.

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Quote from: TheCleanerGame on August 25, 2015, 07:37:36 PM

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Quote from: TheCleanerGame on August 25, 2015, 11:36:07 AM

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How much did you lose anyway?

Ask the "boss".

How many of these guys are squeezed into that Miami motel room, with the server running on a mobile hotspot? Hopefully all that ballsweat stank is worth it for the underlings.

It tends to be the people with the least skin in the game that cry the loudest. Based on your comments I'm guessing, say, about a bag of chips.

Folks, this Ibian c**t has to be TheCleanGame from IRC and Trollbox of olde .. just FYI. Def speaking the same c**tunese.

Wants you to walk away saying, ".. I'm such an idiot.. oh well, better luck next time..." Well I have news for you f***er - some of us have skills and resources, and plans - we're coming for your pimp, G.

What am I saying? Even if he doesn't work for Marshmellow Sandwich he won't deny it .. he's been claiming to have worked for him in the past - it's the only reason anyone gives a shit what he says. Hurry, fake another appearance of SantosM in IRC .. great time for another bullshit distraction .. make yourself feel special.

Hey. Hey cunt. Get to work. Back up your accusation or admit you lied. Cunt.

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Quote from: ziomar on August 26, 2015, 10:46:43 AM

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Quote from: scryptongoloidhuhuhu on August 26, 2015, 07:28:46 AM

Risks? I do not encourage anyone to invest at scryptcc, what I cannot accept is the accusation that it does not pay because it does pay.

Don't you think you are already encouraging readers to invest in scrypt.cc by defending the site that they still pay?

It's quite clear that you don't care where the bitcoins are coming from as long as you get paid

Who said it is paying? I'm waiting for my money since 1 week, and I got them back 2 times into my account with autoinvest on, I have just been lucky not to fall into his scam game.
SCC IS NOT PAYING!!!!

Ditto. I have yet to see tx ids of payments. I have heard a lot of BS and screenshots but no actual proof. But I guess that is the issue here amoung these 400 + pages proof

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Are people actually depositing still? And if so, did you credited?

I'm still seeing the hot wallet receiving bitcoins. https://blockchain.info/address/19mcjofGwKxGwhaZwDwPjdWd1KrFCZgoJJ

Maybe the admin is sending some bitcoin around, that it looks like someone is depositing. So users who look at the wallet gain more trust towards scrypt.cc. I'm too lazy to follow the transactions historys.

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