Topic: What cloud mining site do you use and why? - page 2. (Read 3424 times)
none of the cloud mining is profitable, dont waste ur money
The short term contract (24 hours and costs 15 EUR) will return ~0.005 BTC worth about 2.17 EUR
I'm not so good at calculating a full years worth, but their long term prices seem to be about twenty times as expensive as what I currently pay. Good luck to this company, it's really going to need a fan base.
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cex.io and pbmining.com
kryptologika.com
150Gh/s
Cheaper than CEX
none
physical silver as a residual value when profitability is negative
150Gh/s
Cheaper than CEX
none
physical silver as a residual value when profitability is negative
cex.io cause its most trusted...
Lol at the trust. You can't even name the CEO of the company or tell me where they are physically located (not some garbage address in London). They haven't run because they're still making money by selling overpriced hash to new miners because of comments like above.
Lol at the trust. You can't even name the CEO of the company or tell me where they are physically located (not some garbage address in London). They haven't run because they're still making money by selling overpriced hash to new miners because of comments like above.
I never went with cex.io for that reason exactly. Everywhere I looked I saw no profit in purchasing the GH there, the only way to make profit was via trading. So I went with PBMining just because I can't set up a mining rig at my house.
cex.io cause its most trusted...
Lol at the trust. You can't even name the CEO of the company or tell me where they are physically located (not some garbage address in London). They haven't run because they're still making money by selling overpriced hash to new miners because of comments like above.
cex.io cause its most trusted...
cex.io was decent but cloud mining should be avoided unless you physically cannot mine yourself
Even if you cannot physically mine yourself, there are better options like co-locating hardware. Cloud mining should NEVER be on your list of options.
Good that you broke even at least some people are taking big losses.
The subject says it all. I'm trying to gather some information
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{Site}
{Your GH/s}
{Pros}
{Cons}
{Extra}
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Site - None.Please reply with your information in this format
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My GH/s - 4TH/s of hardware that I actually own
Pros - There are no pros to cloud mining, unless you're the guy providing the cloud mining service, in which case there are plenty.
Cons - Most are scams with no proven mining actually happening. All are overpriced and will never get you ROI. Many have hidden fees in their structure (example, maintenance charges).
Seriously. Save yourself the trouble. Do NOT become a cloud mining consumer. If you want to mine, purchase the hardware. You can have it hosted, if you can't have it at your home/dorm/apartment/whatever. There are a number of vendors who provide co-location services. Not all of them are overpriced.
The subject says it all. I'm trying to gather some information
Please reply with your information in this format
{Site}
{Your GH/s}
{Pros}
{Cons}
{Extra}
Thank you for everyone who comments.
Please reply with your information in this format
{Site}
{Your GH/s}
{Pros}
{Cons}
{Extra}
Thank you for everyone who comments.
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