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Bitmain Announces HASHNEST!


HASHNEST is a cloud mining service in the same realms of ZenMiner Cloud. It encompasses some capabilities of both CEX.io and ZenMiner, where ZenMiner has good ROI's and CEX.io allows you to basically resell the cloud hashing power that you previously purchased.

When you aquire hashing power, you of course need to pay a maintenance fee, but HASHNEST does a nice thing where it equates what percentage of your earnings are actually put into the fees. For instance, per GH, 37.42% of your profit goes into maintenance fees (electricity, internet, and repairs).

Purchase page for mining
farm hash rate

HASHNEST doesn't allow the resale of this hashing power but if you purchase hasing power from "mining rigs", you can resell it if you no longer feel that the miner is being profitable enough for you.

They also support scrypt mining hardware, that mine, and can be purchased with litecoin. Both SHA-256 and Scrypt algorithm hardwares have varying maintenance costs (generally because power consumption varies from hardware to hardware). So when looking into buying hashing power, check how much of your profits will be eaten up by the % based maintenance fee.

I'm currently hashing at 60GH/S on their mining farm with an average of 0.00001876 BTC/GH/Day, so basically at this rate I earn 0.0011256 BTC/Day.

Overall I think this site is easy to navigate but takes a little pursuing to get used to the layout.
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