Quote from: aimster on August 23, 2021, 07:23:41 AM

Quote from: Naficopa on August 18, 2021, 11:06:10 PM

I don't understand all these accusations and frustrations. After all, Hashnest as a company is not going anywhere and they have announced that they will be selling new products so you don't have to get rid of everything but just exchange it.

Quote from: pimentap on August 18, 2021, 04:41:05 PM

Once more Hashnest is not honouring what they said. They open up the hashrate markets for Z11 and S17, one week later open market for GPU's RX5700 and 598 with the promise they will be buying 50K each day in each market.

>5700 market http://hashnest.com/hash/market?mid=32
>598 market http://hashnest.com/hash/market?mid=31
>Everyday we will place 50,000 USDT buy orders for each market, in order to quickly complete the transaction, please directly place the corresponding sell orders in the market.

Well that is not happening for example in 16/08 for 5700 they spend 1014,65 USD in 17/08 they spent 0 USD, today still no sign of buying anything. What's going on, why did you change the announced plan?

As far as I know, Hashnest sets buy bids at a certain price. It is possible that no one is selling, therefore you cannot see the trade.

Hashnest is a scam.
In April 2021 I got an e-mail from them that they are offering "new Ethereum miners". Because of that I bought Hashpower from these new miners in May 2021.
After hardly working because of several down downtimes China shut down the Operation in June 2021.

Now Hashnest is offering less than 30 % of the original Sales price in May 2021 to buy back the Ethereum miners. And even that bad offer they are not fulfilling since they are hardly buying on their market
And they refuse to ship the miners to the investors.

For one of the Bitcoin miners they offer 10 % of the original price.

The GPU buyback plus downtime was indeed a harsh slap in the face.
I never took any of the ETH out, and from 1100 USD invested, I have .05 ETH, which isn't enough to withdraw even last time I tried.
The amount of downtime leading up to the total shutdown was way over 50% of the time.