Quote from: puwaha on December 11, 2014, 01:56:01 AM

Quote from: suchmoon on December 10, 2014, 08:58:00 PM

So in your opinion GAW's business model involves renting out "hashing power" at below market value so that others could make money off it? How does that make sense?

Because they make up the difference in maintenance fees from the hashlet owners.

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And why the CEO would be saying he'll sell those miners, are you suggesting he's lying? Shocked

https://hashtalk.org/topic/22436/so-how-many-hashstakers-are-left-after-this/54

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We also have way more hashing power then we need now. Stay tuned to one miner

(that's oneminer.com where they sell hardware)

Yes, this is related to the Zenpool "negotiations", and moving the customers over to stakers. They don't need as much hardware. Mining POW just isn't that profitable right now.

I'm confused now. So which is it, do they rent out the excess hash power or do they sell it off? And what does it have to do with maintenance fees, we are talking about hashpower that doesn't have "hashlet owners" anymore, i.e. remaining after staker conversion.

Why do I have the feeling you're making this all up? I provide links with what I post, at the very least you should do the same if you continue to insist on your unproven (in my opinion and based on sources I find) statements.