Topic: Scrypt.CC | Scrypt Cloud Mining - page 396. (Read 750572 times)

Was most likely designed to get the word around when they launched for beta testing.
The only two official posts from SCC itself were the two threads posted here.
Looks like it worked out very well.

Ah yes, the referral bonus scheme.

Which is needed for why, exactly?

The ad isn't from SCC.
It's a ref link.

touché

When I ask google as "cloudmining", I saw an ad there.



If all Khs sold. WHY there is an ad..

Withdraws USED to be sent directly from the hot wallet.
This changed some months ago.

I stuck through the bumps and setbacks of Scrypt.cc early 2015.   My exit strategy was to sell my KHS and move on.

In the meantime I dont have to log into the website every day... check the trollbox temperature, check the chatter on Bitcointalk,view logs on sccstats...Fuck that routine. Peace of mind.

Victory, not Victim.

  

ORLY?

Earlier in this thread I pointed out a payment going from scrypt.cc's wallet to http://3wponzi.net16.net/

If withdraws are handled by other addresses, why is scrypt.cc providing, what appears to be, the 'seed funding' for a different failed ponzi?

That's indeed their hot wallet.
They usually send all coins to cold wallets when it reaches around 3-4K coins.
Withdraws come from different wallets.

All my investments are transferred to this wallet:

https://blockchain.info/da/address/1HWqsgnSd12Gv8SpoUMi1Cj8hp79BTSpW7

As of now it has 2008 btc in it, I don't know if this is the hot wallet or??? I don't see any tranfers FROM this wallet, so I don't know. Has anybody been following their withdraws, do we know which account they originate from?

It's not that they chicken out - they simply make an investment decision since it's very important to know when to buy and when to sell this mining power.. and more so while playing with a ponzi like this one

wannesd i not talk with you and i not tell you nothing bad, also i not talk about scc so i  tell some good word  to "Cryptodevil"

so you must stay silently and  stopped to be stupid and idiot im not your enmy

If you have doubled up, whats the harm in staying?!
If you have made ROI anything extra is all profit... I dont get why people would then chicken out and sell up.

Anyway each to their own.

I certainly hope you are wrong... I do know chances are very large that you're right tough... That's why i see it as a high risk investment, and don't buy more than i'm willing to lose

Cryptodevil does make very good points, and I'm more and more inclined to follow his train of thoughts on scrypt.cc not actually mining.
Where I differ from his opinion, is that I don't care, as long as the site is still profitable for most. Even if it is a ponzi, it'll last longer than others because of the user driven market.
You, on the other hand, are a complete idiot, and an utter waste of forum space. Please get in a corner and die silently.

cryptodevil thanks for all your comment you are  a  number one on this forum

i belive on you 

That's why it was posted, to reassure the kind of people who will send them money and take their pinky-promise that what they are saying is true.

The kind of people who ignore the math that proves scrypt.cc doesn't have 850GH/s of Scrypt mining power.

nice to see the updates provided in the link...but I could not see the date on that post

Thanks, it's actually rather nice to read something reassuring when you have a couple KHS with them :-)

The answer to your question can be found in the fact that scrypt.cc claim to have 850GH/s of Scrypt hash power, but there is no room for 850GH/s in the entire Scrypt altcoin network. You can check yourself and see that all the public pools, which are actual miners mining with actual hardware from known suppliers (as opposed to scrypt.cc who claim they have super-secret super-cheep-ASIC from super-secret-ASIC-manufacturer) around the globe, pretty much total the stated Scrypt altcoin total hashrate.

FYI, merged-mining hashrates are, as the name suggests, merged hashrates, meaning you can't count Dogecoin and Syscoin hashrates as separate amounts as they are predominantly being mined off the back of the total Litecoin hashrate.

So, even though scrypt.cc has never proven to own 850GH/s worth of mining hardware, by way of simply posting the mining addresses to show the fresh blocks being generated, the site's 'Admin' apparently invites people down to Brazil to see for themselves, like that is ever going to happen, and the scrypt.cc faithful accept that as sufficient proof for them.

The math doesn't add up. That's why people get paid to refer more 'investors' to the site.

Which begs the question, why have a referral bonus scheme in place if you've already sold all of the hashrate?