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The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment!

Tue Oct 11, 2016 6:08 pm

The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited!

http://nodecounter.com/mining_donation_fund.php

It's mining on the original donations still. They have lasted for months.

Actual Example of how it works:

30 BTC was donated around June 2016.
This 30 BTC was able to mine over 600 BTC in mining rewards, by repeatedly reinvesting them.

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Re: The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment

Tue Oct 11, 2016 6:51 pm

The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited!

http://nodecounter.com/mining_donation_fund.php

It's mining on the original donations still. They have lasted for months.

Actual Example of how it works:

30 BTC was donated around June 2016.
This 30 BTC was able to mine over 600 BTC in mining rewards, by repeatedly reinvesting them.
Wow, that's some ROI:
This 30 BTC was able to mine over 600 BTC in mining rewards, by repeatedly reinvesting them.
Thank you nodecounter.com for all of your support you provide to our network!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment

Tue Oct 11, 2016 10:46 pm

The total of 600 BTC was reinvested back into more hashpower, and in this manner the fund mined a LOT of blocks with that original 30 BTC investment.

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Re: The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment

Wed Oct 12, 2016 8:14 pm

The total of 600 BTC was reinvested back into more hashpower, and in this manner the fund mined a LOT of blocks with that original 30 BTC investment.
You have done an excellent job, I am impressed :)
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Re: The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment

Sun Oct 16, 2016 12:16 am

If whoever is running this is reading this thread, I would like to invite you to point the hash power to the Bitcoin.com pool or VIABTC's pool since both of those support Unlimited much more strongly than Slush's pool. If you would like an invite to the Bitcoin.com pool, just message me.
Help spread Bitcoin by linking to everything mentioned here:
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Donate BTC of your choice to 13cj1xgP4bdK567NDgjyXLZEQLmZszSzEa

Re: The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment

Sun Oct 16, 2016 1:28 am

Looks like you're getting lots of donations :) Good job and good luck!
https://cryptosec.info/

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dotthebeats
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Donate BTC of your choice to 1A69dNmG5MVxbupecoHyzBsAsaQWZVYLJa

Re: The Rented Mining Fund is now mining on Bitcoin Unlimited. Help contribute to larger blocks without buying equipment

Sun Oct 16, 2016 4:31 am

I dont know how it actually works but as far as i understand you would need to give a donation to earn bitcoin? Just like a cloud mining. . IMO
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