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Board Mining speculation
Re: I am tempted to buy some hashlets , should I?
by
lyth0s
on 29/09/2014, 00:27:50 UTC

- Hashlets can never be unprofitable/never breaks down
By never being unprofitable what they mean is that their hosting fee will ALWAYS be less than the miner makes in a day. Meaning that if the miner gets down to less than $0.08 a day, they will reduce their hosting fee. It never breaks down because most likely we are buying shares of hardware power that they maintain for us



Nobody can guarantee miner's profitability unless the hardware and electricity comes for free.

As a NO BS post I'm currently 85.6% of Bitcoin ROI in just over 35 days and originally I was looking at about a 70 days ROI.. You can watch my ROI updates here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=752824.0


Ponzis always pay the first (except cryptcominer  Grin)

You probably will have ROI but many people won't because this is a scam. If you feel good about it go on.

Do you understand that they are not guaranteeing that you will make 100% ROI? They are ONLY guaranteeing that their fees will always be less than the amount of bitcoins mined. Meaning that one day they may have to drop their fee to $0.00 so that your $0.000000000001/day is still "profitable". Don't be tricked by their wording.

I don't think you understand.

They cannot guarantee their fees are less than the amount of bitcoins mined unless they have free electricity.

You say don't be tricked by their wording yet GAWminer puts so much effort in to tricking you with their wording.

They can guarantee 0 fees if they wanted simply by going in the hole until they make more efficient miners. They could have already calculated cost of electricity into their purchases such as the hashlet prime maybe only costing them $10 to make with an estimated $30 of electricity for the next 10 years and then $10 for their profit margin or something else to that extent. Meaning that right now the whole hosting fee could just a bonus revenue for them.