I got the lifetime contracts with Hashing 24 back when they had them and they just sent me the same message. I've also got two S9's on timers that turn off during peak electricity and have to shut them

A way cheaper solution to cryptosteel is to just get a metal engraver and a stencil. $17 for unlimited engraving ability and it's probably faster

If you plan on buying Ripple at 5000s you may as well place your order on the exchange at that price. Sometimes those orders execute on a candlestick and you can buy lower than the market price ever even

Unless the mining of a coin is distributed and decentralized, then any of these projects can just change their code to produce as many coins as they want, just like how Doge did. Now Doge produces $36

I did a breakdown of how the math was working on there. Just like you said they were just riding the gains from BTC, so technically it was not a ponsi. The money was coming from bitcoin gains, not new

You don't know what a private key is? You don't know anything:

More people need to get into actively trading on the exchanges instead of just HODL and burying their coins on a hardware wallet like a jackal burying a bone. There are a lot of markets to play on, not

The next big platform to go down will be Hashflare. They reneged on the lifetime contracts, upped the minimum withdraw to 0.05 BTC so a 3 TH/s miner won't get paid for 6 months, and they don't have the

It's not a direct Ponsi like most people think where it needs new people entering to keep paying out. What it needs is BTC to continue it's exponential growth. Once BTC stabilizes it will collapse. Check

Check out my post on the math of the investments. They actually don't need to Ponsi to do what they are doing. 1% a day does not keep up with Bitcoin across 239 days, so they end up taking your BTC and

If you have a Coinbase account, then you have access to GDAX. If you post an order above or below market price, then they will not charge you a fee. Poloniex will also reduce the fee from 0.25% to 0.15%.