Ist wohl genau die Art Daten für welche Plattformen wie Steemit entwickelt worden sind

Die kompromisslos dogmatische, in weiten Teilen unsachliche Form in welcher die Debatte auf allen Plattformen geführt wird lässt keinen der beiden Standpunkte überzeugend aussehen.

Aber wenn jemand wie Gavin Adresen die Seiten gewechselt hat scheinen die Meinungsverschiedenheiten schon ziemlich fundamental gewesen zu sein.

https://news.bitcoin.com/satoshi-nakamotos-confidant-gavin-andresen-throws-support-behind-bitcoin-cash/

Der Bruch der Bitcoin Community in zwei Parteien hat wohl 2014 nach dem Gox-Desaster angefangen, mit der Wahl von Brock Pierce zum CEO der Bitcoin Foundation.

https://bitcoinfoundation.org/forum/index.php?/topic/951-post-your-bitcoin-foundation-resignations-here/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=610521.0

HashCoins / Hashflare is actually an Estonian company.

When you look at the never ending list of breached, hacked, seized and scam exchanges, I dont know a single one from 2011 that is still fully operational today, except a russian one, that appeared to be rock solid through all the crysis Bitcoin faced the past 7 years.
Alhtough they where hacked in 2012 they covered losses from reserves and trading resumed in a matter of hours.

Just a few examples I was involved in, where people lost Billions of Dollars;

Crypsty (US - hacked)

Vircurex (US - insolvency)

WeExchange (US - scam)

Tradehill (US - shut down)

Mt.Gox (JP - goxxed)

Mintpal (UK - scam)

Bitcoin-24 (DE - seized)

Justcoin (NO - closed due to regulations)

Bitcoin-Central (FR - hacked)

https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@michaelmatthews/list-of-bitcoin-hacks-2012-2016


Besides that maybe I have to admit it was revealed in 2017 that BTC-E has been the destination of stolen funds from Mt. Gox, and was involved in the biggest money laundering in human history, with BTC 300.000 / 4 billion USD.
They reopened under wex.nz this year, promising to pay the customers back all their funds.

I dont know about business in Russia, but they really seem to know how to get shit done

The great thing on this "hashflare VS crypterra" issue is, time will tell which is scam and which is not.
I personally wouldnt invest a huge amount on a new platform, especially not when on the first research you get threads like this, and there is no proof they are actually mining.

Hashflare has been around for years and is the best cloudmining atm, if you dont like the conditions of their contract dont use them.
If you havent purchased a contract months ago, getting a new contract indeed isnt profitable in the current situation (BTC-price / difficulty / TH price), but that doesnt mean hashflare is scam.

Der erste Teil wurde ja schon vor dem Future Launch diskutiert und ist auch eingetreten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKsFDx3Ujzc&t=31s

Dem Redditpost nach geht Wallstreet bei dem zweiten Future long?

The CME Future Close is still to come

http://coinview.co/calendar

Der CBEO Future schließt tatsächlich heute Abend, CME ist am 26. Januar.

http://coinview.co/calendar

Versteh nicht ganz wie er bei der Schließung des ersten Futurevertrags auf heute Abend kommt, der sollte eigentlich am 26. Januar sein

http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/equity-index/us-index/bitcoin_product_calendar_futures.html

Klingt zumindest deutlich plausibler als Grund für den Drop als die Nachrichten aus Korea und China, der Bitconnect Exit und Chinesisches Neujahr.
Die Vermutung das die CME Bitcoin in Grund und Boden shortet um günstig einzusteigen war ja von Anfang an da.

Just look what happened to Bitconnect.
I guess next is Usi-Tech, followed by Tether.
You really should do your research before sending money anywhere.

Difficulty is jumping up crazy, maybe I was a bit too optimistic with only 18% difficulty increase every 10 days.

When BTC prices and difficulty keep moving at these rates, I am looking forward to see how many people will keep mining at a loss.

Current daily revenue for 1 TH is USD 1,44 minus USD 0,32 electricity @1 cent / kwh.

Mitte Januar scheint ein typischer Sellout Zeitpunkt zu sein

https://i.redd.it/twe79v68sea01.jpg

The blockreward is divided by all of the round shares, when the whole share number increases significantly of course your percentages of the whole reward drops.
Nice to see some serious hashrate on mmpool again, although I guess it is just the classic pool hopping at this stage.
What about the fees, are they divided by the shares or all obtained by the finder?

Well at least you were told that before 
As you make 80% of the profit in the first 2 months of the whole contract reinvesting is pretty pointless.
Some guy on Telegram suggested hashflare should switch to mining BCH.

https://travelflex.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Travelflex-WhitePapersEN.pdf

At least the DAG Algo isnt the standard ERC20 Token.
Although there is nothing special besides that, I really like the idea an the whole concept, it's all about crossing borders.
It seems more like a crypto you would actually use in a convenient way for payments.

The fork last year, with a huge swap in hashrate was a special event, since that balanced again I made the prediction that difficulty may rise 18% for the next ~26 difficulty changes over the next 12 months. Thats a difficulty increase of 2000% over one year, as it adds up. Even then you would get out of hashflare breaking even. Every difficulty increase under 18% means profit. Last change was only +3% with 110% pool luck, so things are looking pretty good.




I noticed the repeating huge spikes of hashrate everytime right before the difficulty change, I still dont get why that is, but the overall curve is straight up.

My assumption was that cloudmining is more profitable than getting an Antminer S9, as hashflare gets electricity cheaper, and with the discounts in November paying $ 1,30 / 10 GHs it was way cheaper than getting the hardware yourself.
But with the insanly high fees and a clogged up mempool that almost doubles the current blockreward and hashflare not paying out these fees, getting an S9 would have been more profitable after all.

The expected ~ +16 % difficulty increase in a few hours is still in the +18% / 10 days prediction with a acceptable ROI, so nothing to worry about.
Last difficulty peroid was much more profitable than expected anyway.

In the longterm price and difficulty always get to a level where profits are minimal, but in the greens with the cheapest electricity available.

China is still dominating the mining industry, no matter if BCH or BTC, but this is about to change.
Afaik ViaBTC is closing down their cloud mining service.

Even with centralized payment channels and more regulation LN doesnt necessarily need to fail.
People will use the most established and convenient system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYHFrf5ci_g

I doubt the increase of the payouts has to do with the luck of the pool, as the average luck for the hashflare pools seems as usual, although BTCChina is at 108% for the last 3 days, which is only 33% of the pools used on hashflare.
https://btc.com/




China banned ICOs, Bitcoin as payment system and most exchanges moved to south korea.
Still 60% of the Bitcoin Hashpower ~15.000 Petahash/s  are located in China, due to the cheap energy.
The biggest manufacturer of ASIC-Miners is also located in China.

Now it seems like the government wants to ban mining in China and asks mining firms to 'orderly exit' business.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201801/05/WS5a4eb4cba31008cf16da527c.html

The big mining centers could move to Mongolia or the US.

Should the government really enforce the ban of mining, this is actually great news for hashflare users, as it could lead to a huge temporarily drop in hashrate.

AFAIK the hashflare mining centers are located in Estonia and Russia, they are also working on a new one in Iceland.

Current daily mining profit for 1 TH is 13021 satoshis, my last five payouts on hashflare were around 14500 satoshis per TH.
Are the pools just lucky atm or is there another reason for that?

I doubt they finally pay the fees additionally to the block reward.