What is the best bitcoin contract right now?can you recommend a contract please?

nwfella

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Well hello there!

Quote from: lynn_402 on February 02, 2014, 10:40:32 AM

Check out Varinvmin, BSVM and APG1 at cryptostocks.com
It's better than buying gh/s contracts, because they will reinvest part of the earnings in new hardware, so the value won't go down.

varinvmin (failing)
bsvm (failed)
apg1 (poof, no more dividends and shareprice in crappa, MAJOR FAIL)

michaelhampton2

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i would also like to recommend pbmining.com

They seem great!

Kiki112

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Quote from: BTC4Amazon on February 02, 2014, 10:37:31 AM

Quote from: gpucoolingmethod on February 02, 2014, 10:07:11 AM

Quote from: Sonny on February 02, 2014, 09:14:35 AM

It will be very difficulty to find btc mining profitable at this stage, no matter you buy hardware now, make a pre-order on hardware or buy some cloud hashrate...

i found an hour of 180 gh/s for 8 usd.

all calcs calculate in months not hours.So I dont know if this is profitable.(How fast does difficulty change? i know its every 2016 blocks but cudnt find more info)

what is the best pool?(according to chart: paypershare is best?)

A black averages ~10 minutes So 2016*10=20160 Minutes 3360 Hours 140 Days That doesnt Sound right but thats the math for the numbers you just gave

A black avarages Cheesy

you racist Cheesy

damn, this me laugh very hard Cheesy

back to the topic Cheesy

I think mining can hardly be profitable even if you're purchasing a contract Undecided

gpucoolingmethod

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Quote from: willdekabbitt on February 20, 2014, 02:27:16 PM

So, what was your solution?

Would love to kno!

I still didn't buy anything yet because I need money quicker than a contract (5 years = 70 usd per contract on pbmining.com. although this is the best offer I found as of 20 february 2014 there still might be better ones..) So Ill buy gpu mining rig for scrypt

also meybe my thread will help you : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=456577.0;topicseen

willdekabbitt

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So, what was your solution?

Would love to kno!

gpucoolingmethod

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Quote from: willdekabbitt on February 04, 2014, 11:31:06 AM

http://www.pbmining.com is one of the best posted on this forum, they pay out on schedule. Downside : they're down. Some website functions are available but there is no buy in ... and it's starting to look bad for buy-ins at lower GH, as they are limited in supply.

https://bit-mining.co looks interestingish... I have only -just- seen them and have no experience with their service yet.

good sources dry up fast... scammers abound with all kinds of strategies. DOGE is starting to look better ALL the time.

If the odds are good : the goods are odd.

bitmining.co is reported as untrusted connection by FF
pbmining.com is 403 forbidden so I guess you are right

Sonny

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Quote from: larem on February 05, 2014, 03:39:33 AM

Quote from: Sonny on February 05, 2014, 03:26:50 AM

Quote from: gpucoolingmethod on February 02, 2014, 10:07:11 AM

Quote from: Sonny on February 02, 2014, 09:14:35 AM

It will be very difficulty to find btc mining profitable at this stage, no matter you buy hardware now, make a pre-order on hardware or buy some cloud hashrate...

i found an hour of 180 gh/s for 8 usd.

all calcs calculate in months not hours.So I dont know if this is profitable.(How fast does difficulty change? i know its every 2016 blocks but cudnt find more info)

what is the best pool?(according to chart: paypershare is best?)

Pay per share (PPS) is indeed not a pool, but a payment scheme.

PPS is best in terms of lowest variance, but the % fee is higher.
It may be better to use PPLNS or DGM (higher expected payment due to lower % fee).

FYR: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1146110

If you're renting, PPS is better though. You don't want variance when you are dealing with a set amount of time like an hour or a day.

Unless you are renting hashrate for just a day.
If you join a big pool like btcguild, the pool luck wouldn't vary that much with PPLNS.

For reference only: btcguild pool luck at this very moment.
Approximate Pool Luck* (24H / 3D / 1W / 2W / 1M): 92.069% / 101.504% / 98.734% / 102.433% / 101.802%

Though the average luck is at 98.7% for 1-week, you still get more btc using PPLNS than PPS.

larem

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Quote from: Sonny on February 05, 2014, 03:26:50 AM

Quote from: gpucoolingmethod on February 02, 2014, 10:07:11 AM

Quote from: Sonny on February 02, 2014, 09:14:35 AM

It will be very difficulty to find btc mining profitable at this stage, no matter you buy hardware now, make a pre-order on hardware or buy some cloud hashrate...

i found an hour of 180 gh/s for 8 usd.

all calcs calculate in months not hours.So I dont know if this is profitable.(How fast does difficulty change? i know its every 2016 blocks but cudnt find more info)

what is the best pool?(according to chart: paypershare is best?)

Pay per share (PPS) is indeed not a pool, but a payment scheme.

PPS is best in terms of lowest variance, but the % fee is higher.
It may be better to use PPLNS or DGM (higher expected payment due to lower % fee).

FYR: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1146110

If you're renting, PPS is better though. You don't want variance when you are dealing with a set amount of time like an hour or a day.

Sonny

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Quote from: gpucoolingmethod on February 02, 2014, 10:07:11 AM

Quote from: Sonny on February 02, 2014, 09:14:35 AM

It will be very difficulty to find btc mining profitable at this stage, no matter you buy hardware now, make a pre-order on hardware or buy some cloud hashrate...

i found an hour of 180 gh/s for 8 usd.

all calcs calculate in months not hours.So I dont know if this is profitable.(How fast does difficulty change? i know its every 2016 blocks but cudnt find more info)

what is the best pool?(according to chart: paypershare is best?)

Pay per share (PPS) is indeed not a pool, but a payment scheme.

PPS is best in terms of lowest variance, but the % fee is higher.
It may be better to use PPLNS or DGM (higher expected payment due to lower % fee).

FYR: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1146110

Sonny

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Quote from: BTC4Amazon on February 02, 2014, 10:37:31 AM

A black averages ~10 minutes So 2016*10=20160 Minutes 3360 Hours 140 Days That doesnt Sound right but thats the math for the numbers you just gave

It should be 336 hours (14 days).
But, as the network hashrate is increasing, we don't need 10 minutes (on average) to find a block, so difficulty adjustment happens every 12-13 days instead.

larem

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I'm going to toss out a vote for pbminer, being that they change their prices after difficulty changes and offer up 5 year contracts instead of just 12 months.

R0yalAir

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Quote from: mulatti101 on February 04, 2014, 09:16:13 AM

:DDDDD Do you mean mining contract?

i guess so
why are you asking the same question ?

gpucoolingmethod

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Quote from: willdekabbitt on February 04, 2014, 11:31:06 AM

http://www.pbmining.com is one of the best posted on this forum, they pay out on schedule. Downside : they're down. Some website functions are available but there is no buy in ... and it's starting to look bad for buy-ins at lower GH, as they are limited in supply.

https://bit-mining.co looks interestingish... I have only -just- seen them and have no experience with their service yet.

good sources dry up fast... scammers abound with all kinds of strategies. DOGE is starting to look better ALL the time.

If the odds are good : the goods are odd.

Thanks very much. Good quote: If the odds are good : the goods are odd.

willdekabbitt

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http://www.pbmining.com is one of the best posted on this forum, they pay out on schedule. Downside : they're down. Some website functions are available but there is no buy in ... and it's starting to look bad for buy-ins at lower GH, as they are limited in supply.

https://bit-mining.co looks interestingish... I have only -just- seen them and have no experience with their service yet.

good sources dry up fast... scammers abound with all kinds of strategies. DOGE is starting to look better ALL the time.

If the odds are good : the goods are odd.

gpucoolingmethod

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Quote from: mulatti101 on February 04, 2014, 09:16:13 AM

:DDDDD Do you mean mining contract?

mulatti101

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:DDDDD Do you mean mining contract?

gpucoolingmethod

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Quote from: bitbitz on February 02, 2014, 12:48:39 PM

What do you mean contract?

didnt you see th example?

bitbitz

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What do you mean contract?

lynn_402

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Check out Varinvmin, BSVM and APG1 at cryptostocks.com
It's better than buying gh/s contracts, because they will reinvest part of the earnings in new hardware, so the value won't go down.

BTC4Amazon

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Quote from: gpucoolingmethod on February 02, 2014, 10:07:11 AM

Quote from: Sonny on February 02, 2014, 09:14:35 AM

It will be very difficulty to find btc mining profitable at this stage, no matter you buy hardware now, make a pre-order on hardware or buy some cloud hashrate...

i found an hour of 180 gh/s for 8 usd.

all calcs calculate in months not hours.So I dont know if this is profitable.(How fast does difficulty change? i know its every 2016 blocks but cudnt find more info)

what is the best pool?(according to chart: paypershare is best?)

A black averages ~10 minutes So 2016*10=20160 Minutes 3360 Hours 140 Days That doesnt Sound right but thats the math for the numbers you just gave

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