http://fuk.io/cloud-hashing-and-rig-renting-services-review

Noit comparison as they do different things

I skimmed the thread and looked at the website. I'm suspicious as their price is very low and there is no evidence that they are actually mining.   Possibly a very professional ponzi.

Ponzis are realizing they need to be pretty smart to fool bitcoiners after the big Pirate fiasco.  See Bitcoin Trader (sponsoring bitcoin conferences to build its reputation - and very nice website).

I dont think this is GMs fault.
Something like this happened to me a while back..i sent the money to the exchange and got it confirmed many times in my wallet. Even looking on the blockchain i can see the coins at destination. I had to wait out about a week and they appeared there.

Supposedly this happens if you send it while being offline. I'm not 100% sure about this last part though.

Definitely GM is not trying to scam you.

Hello,

if you are looking for a daily income and don't want to trade yourself, finding a business is a very difficult task. There are - among others - two things you could do:

1. Mining

There are many mining pools out there. My advice on all them: Don't. Mining - in my view - is not an attractive investment anymore. The price per GH/s is simply too high with most of the sites out there. What's worse: You will never know how difficulty changes. With so many orders on new mining gear that could hit the consumer, the overall hashing power might increase big time making mining even more difficult.

Trading

There are websites out there that do the trading for you and will pay out the gains on a daily level. There has been much talking about one particular website lately that I personally have tried as well. bitcoin-trader.biz (there is my ref link in the link)

They do mining and trading. Forget about the mining (because of the reasons already stated). Their trading option is worth a look, though, if you are confident that they are legit. And this is the question with many, many, many, many Bitoin related web offers. In case of BT we don't know.

What we do know:

1. Your initial investment that they use to trade, will be blocked for 120 days. During those four months you will get a daily (Monday to Friday) payout that you can cash out or reinvest. After 120 days you will get your principal back.

2. They exist since November 2013 and so far have been paying all their investors. Unfortunately, this is no proof that they are legit. There is chance that they are paying their old investors with the money paid by new ones. We simply don't know.

3. If they are legit, then their offer is fantastic as they pay out around 0,8 percent at the moment. They do this with arbitrage trading, a method where you exploit different prices of Bitcoin on different market places to your advantage.

BT sells shares at 20 USD per piece so you could start with little money. Personally, I invested significantly more. Still, it's part of my previous gains I achieved with Bitcoin so it does not hurt as much if BT runs away. But I don't think that this will happen.

I hope that helped - good luck with your investment


iFlash

I'm I don't quite see what you mean here. Why would that lead to the stabilization of bitcoin? And why does miners hopping around drastically changing the hash on different networks help?

hashpower rental sites will have no reason to charge less then wheat it would be expected they would earn by mining themselves.

It really only makes sense to rent hashpower if you are trying to test something/do some kind of research or if you are trying to attack a pool/altcoin

So next conference is going to held in Tel Aviv . Is there any chance of south Asia?

Most mining rental websites will charge you a price above what you can expect to earn by using the hashpower

Feathercoin all the way. Apart from all the great work they are doing over there it has the best community I've found. Friendly helpful the whole package. We all need to learn about something right?

I am mining with https://www.genesis-mining.com They are based  Bermuda because of 0% VAT.

I want to vote for the new coin that Genesis mining is going to add. Can anyone give me the link where i can submit my vote.

Alts have an effect by making the BTC more stable and have less/smaller spike effects. Simply because alts are traded against BTC and this generates a deeper market.
Some major alts like LTC and DOGE can also have small effect on BTC price, but not too much.

Generally speaking most cash transactions are truly untraceable. It is just that you don't know which ones are not untraceable until after the fact (when an attacker uses this information against you).

I am not familiar with "micro dot" technology but I know that even using marked bills to track someone can be very difficult. If person A were to be given a marked bill they could easily give that bill to Person B who gives it to person C all the way up to person "x" and there would be little if any record/link to each of these transactions. It would be very plausible for person "x" to have a small amount of marked bills that are a small subset of all the bills in his possession and he would have no link to person A except for a legitimate business transaction with person "x-1" who would have no link to person A except for a legitimate business transaction with person "x-2" and so on.....

Very good question! Right now we use our trading engine / multi-pool setup so that you can mine Darkcoin in the same way as you can mine Bitcoin. However, we are also investigating to offer native X11 / X13 contracts. We have the hardware and working already on the integration in our backend. For the frontend the main challenge is that we want to keep a clean and simple interface, but we think we found a nice solution. Implementation will take some more time though as our IT team is busy with two other features, which we will hopefully push forward in the next couple of days.

Offering different hashing algorithms in one easy-to-use platform, and accepting many crypto-currencies as a form of payment is our vision.

Happy Mining! Marco (K)