i asked around in my community of Crypto guys and one pointed out, that hashflare is using the exact same System like cointellect and also the guys behind are the same. (accroding to him) as we all know cointellect was a big scam, so it looks like, this one is following the same pattern...

can you tell me the best pool combination we should select to get more bitcoin ..as HashFlare have option to select pools ..

According to our data you have already submitted a ticket, please await a response from Support.



Do you have any proofs though? Can you support your claims? Because if you don't you're only confusing the users and to be honest it's quite offending to read (at least for us personally).

Even our design is different. Besides Cointellect never owned any equipment and no manufacturers ever supported them. It was a classic case of scamming the user. No real hardware, no real mining, no nothing. Perhaps the only thing which is similar is the base of operations. Cointellect was also based in Estonia.




Since we don't perform a precise analysis of pools we always recommend our users to make their own research. At the moment the best way to distribute your SHA-256 hashrate is fifty-fifty between pools F2Pool and AntPool and your Scrypt hashrate between LTC1BTC and LitecoinPool.org (we would recommend to put about 70 into LTC1BTC and 30 into LitecoinPool.org). However the changes are very dynamic and very rapid, so If you are going to use our advice please double-check it.

Yes it is self explanatory, thanks.


Does this mean you using Uranus miners now? Simple question.

Hi

@HashFlare

i have 50 GH/s , do you know what is best SHA 256 pool setting so that we can get maximum return ??

http://prntscr.com/99q1ak

I'm just wondering how does the "cloud mining" operator calculates their revenue?
To me it looks like this:
Selling hash rate must be more profitable than simple direct mining, right?
If so then how does the potential "hashrate buyer" can make profit?
You're selling what ammounts to be a certain number of coins well above their market value (othervise you would be losing money).
So how is it?

Not exactly. It's miners based on 20nm chip.

Hmm...screenshot http://prntscr.com/9a6i8v

i think this quote will be useful:

First of all I would like to mention that we mine using our own hardware. The reason why we don't mine for ourselves is because we have another business model. We provide people a possibility to mine without the need to buy, ship, install, configure and maintain the hardware. This solution is perfectly suitable for people who want to mine, but are not ready to invest into expensive hardware and then also pay huge bills for electricity. If some of our hardware breaks, we will change it ourselves and we will not charge for that as well. This is a win-win scenario for both us and our customers. People who mine with us earn the same amount of money as if they would mine themselves. The only exception here would be if a miner would have access to free electricity, but I don't see this to be a common practice.

Welp I feel retarted because I did not see the drop down to the right! Thanks!

Also thanks for the payout response via support.

some thing really bad i can see ..now

Currently it is set to 0.0004 BTC (incl. commission fees).

Commission fee is 0.0003 BTC.

no mining company take bitcoin windrawl fee ..they just take the maintenance fee ..why HashFlare take it ...

I have also mining with genesis-mining .. they never take any fee for withdraw  and they have auto withdraw without any fee ...

This something new i can see in hashflare

if some generate 0.0004   then he will jjust get 0.0001

so hashflare is taking the full bitcoin ..customer is not getting any thing out of mining they take maintenance fee then they take withdraw fee and customer get nothing ..

this just useless to mine with hashflare ..

 

Thanks!