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Hashie.co VS HashProfit




Overview

Hashie and HashProfit are crypto-coin mining services provided by two different companies which both payout in BTC.

Hashie.co (which i've reviewed before) provides SHA-256 mining (the algorithm that mines bitcoin) and HashProfit provides mining for X11 and other similar algorithms.

Payouts

Both providers payout once per 24 hour period, and both payout in bitcoin. HashProfit may not mine in the same algorithm as bitcoin, but they work in a similar way to multipools (like clever or wafflepool), which mine coins then convert them to bitcoin for payout (generally the most profitable coins are mined at one given time).

Payout per unit:

Each unit of 10GH/s yields about 0.00012698 BTC / Day (before fee of $0.02 USD)
Cost / 10 GHs: $4.90

 HashProfit
Each unit of 1KH/s yields about 0.00000693 BTC / Day
Cost / 1 KHs: $0.80

Summary

In summary both of these providers i would recommend, the only real difference is the ROI and your faith in certain coins. If you choose to go with HashProfit, you need to keep in mind if you're mining X11 and other algorithms, your profit could theoretically crash. So my bet would be to go with Hashie because it runs off SHA-256 algorithm so you are basically guaranteed to profit.



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