Zeropond Cloud Mining

No, we don’t have failover, and we sell up to 90% of our capacity. We need to have a buffer of about 10% due to hardware variation and a few percent of downtime. If something cataclysmic happens and we’re down for an extended period, we’ll probably extend the contracts.

Genesis Mining just TRIPLED the hashpower for everyone… so prices were cut to 1/3 of the original pricing…

Are you going to reduce your pricing or increase hashpower?

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Zeropond already doubled thier hash power and contract length once…

Yeh, but now they are not competitive with Genesis Mining. If we assume that everyone will eventually be able to get up to ~30H/s out of a GPU like Toomim then I can see prices still have a long way to go as you are still essentially paying GM $2600 to rent a single GPU for a year. Obviously even factoring out hardware and running costs the margins on that would be massive and essentially this business will be quickly commoditized (will happen even faster if a public GPU is released).

@RicLop Can you explain how their pricing changed? It still looks pretty similar to how it was before. They were slightly cheaper than us before, albeit with no proof of a functional miner. They aren’t currently 3x cheaper at the prices listed on the site.

Anyways, we do have some updates in the works :slight_smile: Just need a little more time.

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25H/s 3 Months
Genesis Mining = 2.651BTC
Zeropond = 3.629

Genesis Mining has currently triple their hashrate for users so that price drops down to around

0.8836BTC vs your 3.629BTC

If my calculations aren’t wrong ofcourse

And you can now throw Nicehash into the mix as well: x.com

They are the cheapest btw but I don’t want to state prices :wink:

Ah but we also planned another hash rate boost, just ironing out details. Don’t worry we are quite competitive on pricing.

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Cool will be watching!

Many of us trust you. cheers guys!

We trust you. We know you will deliver the best results for the best price.

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Here’s to hoping Zeropond pricing / value comes into line with Genesis Mining

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How long will it take to get one Zec at 3hs?

We’re happy to announce more improvements for Zeropond customers.

Everyone gets 2x hashpower and 2x contract length starting December 1st.

Our Genesis contracts are really full, so we can’t boost hashpower before December. So instead what we are doing is giving all Genesis Contract customers -free mining- starting in Genesis and running until the end of November, and giving all customers the speed boost in December.

These changes aren’t reflected on the website yet, but when it is your Genesis hashpower will represent your November speeds (free) and December will include your full speed for the following year.

Here are some examples to clarify the boost:

[6 month 10 h/s Genesis Contract, 0 h/s December contract] → [10 h/s November, 1 Year 20 h/s December contract ]
[0 h/s Genesis Contract, 6 month 10 h/s December contract] → [0 h/s November, 1 Year 20 h/s December contract ]
[6 month 10 h/s Genesis Contract, 10 h/s December contract] → [10 h/s November, 1 Year 40 h/s December contract ]

We’re commited to performing best for our customers and striving for greater efficiency, and would love to hear your thoughts.

December sales have been going well and are currently open for another few days.

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I know you and Tim are busy, but when you get a chance, your home page needs to be updated to allow accredited US investors to log in. Currently, they are blocked. Thx.

Zeropond’s response to competition has been interesting to see but does the so-called competition even have a product? And is there a shortage of willing customers?

Good point, but product or not they’ve inspired us to work harder and improve :slight_smile:.

Things are still looking good and we’re really excited for launch!

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This is awesome news, great work - that’s an effective 16x improvement on the Genesis pricing if I’m not mistaken! I guess you’ve probably reached the max length of time you can feasibly extend these contracts so if you manage to eek out any further improvements I imagine they will be passed on as a direct increase in hashpower?

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