Contract Mining Electroneum ETN

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• Hey everyone! Welcome to, The unofficial - official Electroneum Mining subreddit. Community Resources • • Trading subreddit • Main Electroneum subreddit Community Rules • Do not use URL shortening services: always submit the real full link. • Begging/asking for coins/tokens is forbidden.

• Absolutely No referral links in submissions. • Do not post your Electroneum address. • No trading posts on this subreddit at all. If you would like to trade go to. Moderator Rules • Moderators will NEVER ask, beg or in anyway demand any sort of payment of any kind for personal gain.

• Moderators will NEVER post their ETN wallet address or any other sort of payment link or address. • Moderators will always respond to issues people have with the subreddit no matter how trivial or irrelevant they sound.

• Moderators will always take suggestions and respond to suggestions users send them. Electroneum Official Apps • • Android Mining App released 1st November 2017 • IOS Wallet App coming soon • IOS Mining App release TBA. $25 for 2600 H/s for 24 hours will do about 224.6 million hashes. I started mining on spare rigs around Christmas and have submitted about 100 Million Hashes to the Pool, netting me 46 Electroneum. That's roughly 2.2 Million hashes per ETN. By that math, your 224.6 Million hashes will net you about 103 ETN.

That same $25 if you just buy Electroneum straight up will get you about 170 ETN at current prices. (warning - numbers are from my experience only with a single pool and very very rough estimates only) • • • • • •. That's a proper way to do mining contracts. Heard a lot of complaints about Genesis Mining and others who just pay you in your coin of choice instead of mining to your pool. There's no actual proof that they really run any hardware to pay you those coins.They could just buy a lot of coins with your money and wait for a price to rise. Actually they would boost prices with this purchase. Nevertheless profitability calculator tells that it's still too expensive.

$25 of costs for $15 profit in ETN coins. • • • • • • •. Ok so this is my honest review for Nocroom I purchased a 2. Mine BitcoinDark BTCD On Android. 6 KH/s plan for one day, and here is the story: They delivered the plan after 3 days, good. But they said they had card burns or something so it will be 1.3 KH/s for 2 days.

It’s ok but the difficulty will rise so not really good for me but fine. Actual performance was bad, I choose spacepool but after 1 hour running I got only 12 H/s! They didn’t manage it for me, until I saw it and email them, and then they advise me to hashvault. I don’t like hashvault cuz min pay is 50 The actual hash rate I got is 1.1, not 1.3; and after 2 days I got only 50 ETN + 25 ETN stuck in hashvault because not reach min pay.

I was upset cuz I planned to have 100+ ETN after the contract, and they did agree with me via email, so the result very disappointed. BUT After I told them about that, they agree to compensate by giving me 3 days with small rig at 600 H/s.

And I got around 30+ ETN after the time. They have 2 hours down time but didn’t tell me unti I saw it and email them, they said they will compensate for it but it actually not Total I got 80 ETN for 39 CAD Pros: • Really really good support, they will reply you within a minutes, this is I like best about Nocroom • Good customer service, did listen to their customer Cons: • Performance not stable • No tracking performance for customer, you have to track and find issue by yourself Conclusion: Should you contract with Nocroom? YES and NO • NO because it not profitable ( 39 CAD for 80 ETN) • YES if you have long term contract Will I recommend Nocroom? YES, good service.

My satisfaction with Nocroom is 7/10, might contract with them in the future, but not at the moment when it not really profitable for me • • • • • •.

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