Posts Tagged ‘Bitcoin mining’

CEXIO Clould Mining GHS Exchange Rate is Down Again

27, Jan 2014

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Another chance to get into Bitcoin Cloud Mining with a better price per GHS at CEX.IO as currently there is a significant drip in the price per GHS to below 0.0380 BTC from about 0.0440 BTC per GHS. This is a chance to get more GHS at a better price and start mining with the purchased hasrate immediately, without having to wait for pre-ordered ASIC hardware to mine BTC. The good thing about Bitcoin Cloud Mining is that it is easy to get into it and requires no efforts on your side to setup, monitor and support any hardware – everything is automatically done for you and you just get the mined Bitcoins. And that continues for life or until you decide to sell your hashrate to another user and make some extra profit selling it at a higher price than you bought it.

– For more information about the cloud service and to try Bitcoin Cloud Mining at CEX.IO…

CEXIO Clould Mining GHS Exchange Rate Going Down

21, Jan 2014

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If you were considering of trying out Bitcoin Cloud Mining, then now is your chance to get a better price per GHS at CEX.IO as currently there is a slight drop to below 0.0440 BTC per GHS as previously the exchange rate was over 0.0460 BTX per GHS. Buying cloud mining hashrate for Bitcoins at a lower price gives you a better chance to sell it later on with profit, besides the coins that the hasrate you’ve got has mined for you meanwhile. So it is a win-win situation – both profit from cloud mining Bitcoins and profit if/when you decide to sell your hashrate later. The good thing about Bitcoin Cloud Mining is that it is easy to get into it and requires no efforts on your side to setup, monitor and support any hardware – everything is automatically done for you and you just get the mined Bitcoins. And that continues for life or until you decide to sell your hashrate to another user and make some extra profit selling it at a higher price than you bought it.

– For more information about the cloud service and to try Bitcoin Cloud Mining at CEX.IO…

Bitcoin (BTC) and other major SHA-256 crypto currencies

5, Jan 2014

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Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital crypto currency introduced as open source software back in 2009 by a developer referred as to Satoshi Nakamoto, though it seems that nobody knows the real developer’s name. Bitcoin is called a cryptocurrency, because it uses cryptography algorithms to control the creation and transfer of the digital money. Users send payments by broadcasting digitally signed messages to the P2P network and participants in the decentralized network known as miners verify and timestamp transactions into a shared public database called the block chain. Bitcoins can be obtained by the process of the so called mining or in exchange for products, services, or other real currencies. There are multiple Bitcoin exchanges where you can trade BTC for other crypto currencies or real money, both buying and selling.

Commercial use of Bitcoin is still very small in the form of goods or services that you can purchase for bitcoins compared to its use by speculators on exchanges, which has fueled price volatility. The fact that the exchange rate of a single BTC can greatly vary not only form day to day, but it can also change very quickly in just a minute is one of the most serious concern to merchants that are considering of accepting bitcoins as a means of payment, but still the high exchange rate that is currently over $800 USD for 1 BTC makes it attractive alternative to real money, especially when you also consider the very minor taxes you need to pay for a Bitcoin transaction as compared to credid card processing taxes for example.

Bitcoin is the biggest and most widely known crypto currency nowadays, in fact it is the crypto that started it all and since it generated so much attention many other crypto currencies have appeared. Nowadays it is hard to just mine bitcoins with your computer and in order to actually mine bitcoins at a good rate per day you need a specialized hardware called Bitcoin ASIC or Bitcoin Miner. In the earlier days you could mine with just the processor of your computer, then it was possible to use your video card, but nowadays the network difficulty has gotten so high that mining Bitcoins with your computer you would not be able to just cover the electricity bill with what you earn. Bitcoin uses SHA-256 as its proof-of-work scheme, but there are a few other major alternatives of Bitcoin that use SHA-256 and can be mined the same way as Bitcoin and with the same hardware including the specialized Bitcoin ASIC hardware miners. These are Namecoin, Devcoin, IXCoin, Freicoin, Peercoin, Terracoin, Zetacoin and others. You can mine these coins and then trade them at crypto currency exchanges for Bitcoins and sometimes mining an alternative crypto currency and then trading it for BTC can yield a better profit than mining Bitcoins directly, especially if you have dedicated powerful hardware for that. And one of the latest trends is not buying directly the hardware, but renting it instead and as you can expect it is called cloud mining.

– For more details you can check out the market leader in Bitcoin Cloud Mining here…


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