Nothing has been updated on Github for 5+ Months, nothing to see here folks. Carry on with your day.

Thanks for posting this, I was looking for another ETN mining pool and spacepools looks like a good alternative. Finding blocks alot more frequently but will have to see if it works out to more ETN since many more miners are connected. Was using easyhash.io and was averaging 20-30 ETN per day running same rig x2 R9 290 OC @ 1070/1650   1650 H/s.

I notice that this thread started in 2015 so makes me think that yes Hashflare is legit or a very well managed scam. I also missed the window to buy Genesis mining contracts but have decided to try throwing a few bucks at this and maybe in a couple months I will have mu initial investment out. We will see shortly on Dec 20th if they have resolved their withdrawl issues. I will start getting nervous if this gets postponed again.

Day Trading from my experience is a time intensive process that is best done with larger amounts of capital. Likely the juice is not worth the squeeze if you get started with anything less than 20k that you are prepared to lose. The better option to look into would be swing trading and with everything seemingly going up these days you should do alright. One other thing to remember is that if you do trade into other cryptos please make sure you are calculating your gains in terms of BTC and NOT USD. Everything trades against BTC so you need to get a better return than hodling BTC. why trade your BTC for an ALT that you have to trade back for less BTC down the road.

I am surprised that no one has mention EOS. I think that the Block.one leadership is top notch and this could easily 10X in the next couple years.

Those are the two I went with.  I went fairly big 1,900,000 Electroneum  @ .007 and bought 150,000 Enjin @ .05 .    Both seem very solid and have an actual use for the coins right away with a huge consumer base. Time will tell. 
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Have you received any of your Electroneum coins yet? Also I was also thinking that Gameflip may be a better coin than Enjin. Basically it sounds like Gameflip is taking a slightly different approach to include the game creators in the incentive structure.