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ZenMiner Cloud Update

As you may know, I'm a pretty big fan of ZenMiner Cloud. It's a great service and now that it's been acquired by GAWMiners, it's become just a little more "GAWsome" as they say.

Great Update Features

ZenMiner Cloud is one of the very few services that releases new features or updates that I'm actually excited about. They go out of they're way to make a more compelling cloud mining platform. Companies like CEX.IO just get complaisant because they'll make money no matter what, in my opinion this is no way to increase your companies revenue or keep your existing user base engaged and coming back for more.

ZenMiner Cloud's last update:

v1.3.0
New Features
Introduction of ZenPoints
Introduction of ZenMarket
Ability to purchase items with ZenPoints and/or BTCAutomatic (one-click) purchases
Balance now shows ZenPoint Activity
Ability to invite up to 3 users

Bug Fixes
Improved Two Factor Authentication
Enabled customer BTC deposits
Improved email notification templates
Minor UI enhancements
Adding BTC is now resolved and awaits 6 confirmations

Enhancements
Ability to do batch pool changes
Ability to select timezone
Users can now sign up with a ZenHardware Code
Show a warning if no pool is selected for any miner
Miner activation email enhancements with more useful info
As you can see they boast huge feature upgrades, and features that I've never even thought of, they pump out.




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