AMA Satoshi Club x Ehash, March 12th

We are pleased to announce our next AMA on March 12th, 2021 at 10:30 AM UTC Time: Satoshi Club x Ehash

⚠️Click to see the hour
⚠️Total Reward pool: $800

⚠️Requirements:
👉 Join Satoshi Club Telegram group
👉 Join Ehash Telegram group

We will have the following structure:

Part 1: 100$ /6 users – We’ll select 6 questions from the community. A user can post maximum 3 questions. 6 Questions will be selected from our website – please submit your questions in the comments section of this post.

Part 2: 100$/10 users – Open chat for 120 seconds. You can post Max 3 questions. Ehash Team will select 10 questions and answer them.

Part 3: 600$ – A quiz about Ehash

For more details:
Ehash – @EhashGlobal
Satoshi Club – @satoshi_club
Russian – @satoshi_club_ru
Spanish – @satoshi_club_spanish

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86 thoughts on “AMA Satoshi Club x Ehash, March 12th

  1. Dear Satoshi Club/EHash members.

    Does the team plan to expand the portfolio of mining crypto coins apart from Etherum?. Would it be possible to have the opportunity to select different options like: Bitcoin, Etherum… etc to take advantage of different apr ratios as well as preferences of the investors.

  2. EHash can simplify the transaction method of miners and solve the electricity problem that miners are most worried about. The emergence of DeFi has brought innovation to the entire blockchain ecology, and liquidity mining has further consolidated the position of DeFi. At present, many projects have begun to deploy liquidity mining. What is special about EHash mining compared with DeFi’s liquidity mining, and what changes can it bring?

  3. What technology do you use to pay, through mining, since to mine ethereum you need super powerful computers? Have any smart contract for it?

  4. Its interesting that ETH mining through holding EHash doesn’t require to do anything except Just hold, check, claim. But I think it will be even more interesting if Ehash support compounding features, so we don’t have to claim every day and the funds will grow fast. Are you considering this option in the future? or do you have other opinions to maximize the daily reward mining?

  5. Currently we can see that ehash token prices are relatively volatile, but I don’t think that’s my concern. I don’t want to be focused on the current token value, but I want to know why should I believe that ehash has the potential for long term investment?

  6. The EHASH series of mining products includes: “Blocking Mining GT EHASH Annual Return 25%”, “Blocking and Earning EHASH Floating Interest Rate 100%” and “EHASH PoS & Earn Floating Interest Rate 100%”. Can you tell us about the main features of each of these mining?

  7. What is the EHash Star Bounty Campaign? Who can take part in it, how many stages does it consist of and the timing of their implementation? What are the basic rules and the most interesting: what prizes can I get?

  8. Smart contracts were audited by Beosin (Chengdu LianAn) Technology Co. Ltd. Did you have any difficulties, were there any shortcomings and how soon did you fix them?

  9. Congratulation! i read on your telegram Ehash just launched few days ago. can you tell me what user possible to do after Ehash successful to launched yesterday? and what are Ehash project plan after this, will your create a new event for Ehash community?

  10. Ehash is an Ethereum yielding token which one i believe it will have staking system in your platform but i cant found any info regarding Ehash staking mechanism, can you share an information about this ? also will you have plan to put Ehash tradeable in a DEX? which DEX is it ?

  11. Reading about EHash on the internet I came across the fact that as of right now, your token is only listed on Gate.io, but you do have plans to also be listed on Uniswap soon, however, this platform has problems with EHash and its smart contract will lockup EHash holders’ ETH mining reward, could you tell us why is that happening? What’s exactly the problem that Uniswap’s smart contract is locking you up? Will this happen in other exchanges too? What plans do you have to solve this situation the best way and as soon as possible?

  12. Looking through your medium page, I came across this article where you stated that you were looking for EHash Ambassadors, could you tell us more about this ambassadors programs? How many people are you looking for and what exactly are you looking for on an ambassador? What process do I need to go through if I want to apply as one and how long does is take? Also, I read that they wouldn’t need to pay any fee, what other benefits will they have? Besides that, I read that they will be part of EHash DAO, is this the only way to be part of your governance decisions or will there be other ways?

  13. EHash is a project that based in Ethereum which many investors especially the smaller ones are trying to avoid. Do you have plan for crosschain solution to be able to stake and trade $EHash with lower fees?

  14. Reading your medium articles I noticed that you said that one of the benefits of $EHash is that: “ EHash provides a worry-free mining solution for EHash holders.” Could you tell us more about all the benefits we can get as $EHash Holders? What is the initial amount a user needs to hold in order to recieve this benefits and for how long do they need to hold before they start getting them? Also, will everyone that holds get the same benefits or the more you hold, the more benefits you receive?

  15. EHash are running airdrops, ambassador programs and even a bounty which will be paid using $EHash token. Till when do you plan to continue these programs specifically the airdrops? How many percent of the total supply is allocated for promotions and will it not hurt the price of $EHash when you release the rewards?

  16. EHash will not be obsolete as long as Ethereum PoW network exist. What will happen to EHash if ever ETH 2.0 successfully launch?

  17. Considering that Ehash wants to emulate the typical Mining of Ethereum without reducing cost, how do you manage the maintenance terms?

  18. Can you explain how is possible to Ehash provide a good service without requiring a high electricity consumption ?

  19. One of the biggest problems of the cloud computing power is the low liquidity, so Considering that you work with this type of power, how do you affront the low liquidity ?

  20. Ehash is built on the Ethereum Blockchain that still uses Proof-of-work which makes it require more energy and more hardware equipments for mining, how do you intend to make mining on Ehash more energy efficient and use less hardware equipments?

  21. Once the Eth 2.0 is release, how easy would it be for the Ehash team to adapt with the new Proof-of- Stake?

  22. As you mentioned in a Medium article, buying cryptocurrencies has a low rate of return but contains high risk, however this is always a personal decision and some education must come first, but how exactly does EHash can mitigate the impact of currency fluctuations?

  23. When I think of traditional crypto mining there’s always involved a big investment in knowledge and equipments and sometimes those big efforts just return a few profits for all the hardwork that must be done, how do you adapt your platform for make it easy to understand to ordinary users to join the mining activities? Also, what are the hardware requirements for start using cloud mining?

  24. Currently your website is a bit empty of information, I would like to know, is this because it is a new project or is it simply a malfunction of the web?

  25. I think they are a brilliant alternative for those miners who cannot afford to invest in mining equipment. However, how profitable is EHash in the long run?

  26. In his Risk Disclosure he makes some interesting clarifications about the risk of a sudden increase in the cost of energy. We, as users and holders of EHash, should we assume the electrical costs of said mining?

  27. EHash seems to be a very new project. Do you have a blog where we can find out about the availability of your token in the main DEX?

  28. Referring to the risk possibilities of the smart contract and the inaccessibility of funds, how would withdrawals of earnings work? Would they be newspapers, at the request of the user, or automatically?

  29. Assuming that the supply of EHash is equivalent to the total power they are capable of supplying, is it possible that in the future the total power of HashAge could increase, and with it the total supply of EHash?

  30. Many of the people who try to enter the world of cryptocurrency mining face the problem that normally a powerful computer or specific equipment is needed for mining, my question is, will EHASH be a much more accessible alternative in this sense for those interested in mining? If so, through which methods will it be possible to use the mining power to acquire EHASH? Will the use of cell phones be possible for this purpose?

  31. EHash is an excellent way to obtain the same benefit from mining without having to have all the devices and physical devices that this activity requires. But, considering that it is always better to have a product or device in physical form than in digital form, why should you consider mining using EHash and not in the traditional way?

  32. EHash is the token that represents the mining power on Ethereum network. 1 EHash is strictly tethered to 0.01Mhash/s power. So ,do you have any connection to ethereum? Why choose to represent ethereum but not other cryptocurrencies? For those who are not so familiar on how mining works and that’s include me, can you tell us how does Ehash mining works? How we can earn from it? What are the underlying risk when entering into a mining pool in your platform? Thank you

  33. If the holders of EHash token do not have to pay any type of fee for electricity consumption and HashAge only charges 20% of the mining reward, how can EHash stay sustainable only by charging such a small fee and charging with all the electricity consumption that is produced by mining all the tokens?

  34. EHash can be defined as an online mining service, where just by holding EHash token you can obtain mining benefits. But can you explain a little about the mining machines that are used to produce these benefits? What regriferation system do they use or where are they located? And how do you maintain the electricity consumption produced by these mining machines?

  35. The mining reward ratio is distributed at 80% for token holders and a 20% fee for operation and maintenance. Could this distribution change in the future so that EHash can offer new features or make the project be more sustainable?

  36. Can you tell us the uses of Ehash token in your platform? What is it’s utilities and governance within the network and the market? What is the total supply and circulating supply? Ehash is focusing in mining by now, but do you have plan to expand the value of Ehash in the future by entering into staking, lending or burning your token? What is the upcoming plans to serve better to your investors and to community? Thank you

  37. You say that EHash users do not need to purchase expensive equipment and pay for electricity. This is great. But in this world nothing is free.I would like a step-by-step instruction on what me need to do to join mining and how much should I pay for it

  38. What opportunities open up for EHash owners? I mean, in addition to mining ETH, the platform provides some other services? Tell us what products you are working on.

  39. You really say that Ehash is the solution for ETH mining but a Defi product like Ehash can achieve a more powerful mining power than ETH itself, when buying Ehash produces power and not the power is produced by a machine is what I understand, So the more Ehash I have, the more I can mine ETH, can you explain to me how this combination of mining achieves through Defi including Staking and having more power than ETH itself?

  40. Carrying mining through a Defi contract is interesting In this case, the power machine would be to have more Ehash to achieve a greater benefit than it would mine in a normal device such as an atminer, can you explain to me how the registration process would be and how much It is the minimum to participate in this mining, as I can see the section on mining power through this system, is there a limit or maximum?

  41. Are there deflationary instruments for EHash? And are they even needed with a maximum supply of 20 million like yours? By the way, this is data from Coingecko and I would like to clarify with you a fixed maximum supply?

  42. Millions of dollars are moved daily with the power and under the ETH network through Defi as Ehash takes advantage of ETH to take it to mining through an ingenious system that assimilates advanced mining vs traditional mining that offers ETH, such as Can we make the most of these advantages of the Ehash system?

  43. Ehash has done well in carefully listing it’s economic, technical & all round advantages over the numerous others who still offer same cloud mining services, which are pretty reassuring. Having said this, a lot of persons have lost interest with cloud mining due to previous experiences. How does Ehash go beyond just stating the obvious comparative advantage to restoring community and potential investor faith in cloud mining?

  44. Considering that EHash can be traded in both CEX and DEX, what are your thoughts ln centralized exchanges and relationship with them? Do you think that decentralization will replace them or are a belieber of that both can me complementary?

  45. EHash is anchored to a PoW protocol. PoW are being left behind because they are slow, expensive, have low scalability… which are issues that other protocols have already solved. So what strenghts of PoW are the reason why EHash is anchored to it, and how can you overcome the problems already mentioned?

  46. As carefully stated, “EHash can be viewed as the governance token for the Ethereum mining community, a symbol of ownership for Ethereum hashing power and a right to own Ethereum mining reward”. With reference to the quoted statement, is it true to say that your community of cloud miners will solely earn and be rewarded with Ehash tokens, considering the fact that they’re basically carrying out Ethereum mining operations?

  47. Ehash’s vision is to become a powerful and resilient investment tool, however, I was able to investigate that you plan to bring the traditional cloud computing power into a mobile crypto token, so what are really your ambitions of what this project aims to become? Just a tool?

  48. Just by holding Ehash anyone can participate in Ethereum’s mining, can you tell us what is a reasonable amount of Ehash a person needs to do at first to start using the platform? Also, how flexible are your politics about the buy / sell of the token once the service of cloud mining has started?

  49. Ehash’s vision is to become a powerful and resilient investment tool, however, I was able to investigate that you plan to bring the traditional cloud computing power into a mobile crypto token, so what are really your ambitions of what this project aims to become? Just a tool?

  50. I read in your docs that EHash does not collect electricity bills from users, which solves the cost of mining for user accounting problem. But, mining costs are always related to energy consumption. So where are these debts? Can you explain a little more about how EHash solves the high energy consumption by mining?

  51. The popularity of EHarsh continues to grow drastically and in order to offer the best services to your community and even reach a much wider audience, you have decided to recruit some ambassadors and I think some of us here are interested to join, so what are the requirements you are looking for someone and what contributions they must bring to EHASH? Also how about their benefits, what are the benefits of your soon to be Ambassadors?

  52. You mention it’s “easy to get out of the Ehash” on any Cex or Dex exchanger, whereas traditional mining requires finding a buyer, conducting the business, and delivering the equipment, I get it, but is mining with Ehash really better than traditional? Or is it just preferable for the ease of getting out of it?

  53. Really, if there is a malfunction, where can I check that there is a problem and what step should I follow to solve it? And in that case, where could I report it and thus activate the power guarantee?

  54. You say that with Ehash mining is much more effective and much easier, but really what are the Rewards of mining with Ehash? And if it is so simple, why is it not yet available on your website? when will they enable it?

  55. I understand that 1 EHash is strictly tied to a power of 0.01Mhash / s, but really how much will be the maximum EHash that a user can acquire and mine in it?

  56. If one of the limitations of the operation of Ehash is that the cost of energy exceeds 20% of the reward of the mining of EHash, it would be forced to end, but how does Ehash control the cost of energy? In which entity is it guided to know if it exceeds that%? And if so, will the contract be canceled automatically? Or can I pause it until the% goes down?

  57. For Ehash to be fully developed, it only remains to enable mining rewards? or would it still need many more updates? being so, could you show us your road map to be aware of each of them?

  58. Normally traditional mining has its risks, but now that Ehash implements a tokenization, there would be many more risks, right? But how will Ehash control so that his only risks are that the value of the tokens goes down? instead of any operational risk.

  59. If indeed the mining power is guaranteed by the supplier while there is a malfunction, then why not provide that guarantee when the cost of energy exceeds 20% of the mining reward?

  60. To Help you grow and earn EHash for our work, you are giving out EHash equivalent to 10,000USDT as reward during your bounty campaign. I’m interested with this kinds of bounty programs, so can you give us the full details on how we can join? Also my favorite of all is the Invite Contest and I really want to join, but I can’t see how to participate, how will you know the top three users who invite the most new users? Is there a magic sentence or words need to be drop in the Ehash telegram group by the users I invited, like for example “im invited by @inviter”?

  61. Currently there is a lot of competition between cryptos. What will be done if one day there will be competitors who want to drop the name Ehash Token?

  62. I saw on the EHash website that there are quite a number of menus where the user doesn’t really understand whether it will be changed to be more user friendly so that investors are more interested?

  63. To Help you grow and earn EHash for our work, you are giving out EHash equivalent to 10,000USDT as reward during your bounty campaign. I’m interested with this kinds of bounty programs, so can you give us the full details on how we can join? Also my favorite of all is the Invite Contest and I really want to join, but I can’t see how to participate, how will you know the top three users who invite the most new users? Is there a magic sentence or words need to be drop in the Ehash telegram group by the users I invited, like for example “im invited by (username of inviter)”?

  64. I’ve read on some of your previous AMA that you are planning to announce your staking mechanism and incentive plan soon. You know Staking had a great year in 2020, it is becoming an essential and stable part of many network and maybe it will grow even more in 2021. So do you think PoW is going away just because PoS and staking are getting popular?

  65. As EHash is the standard Erc-20 token in the Ethereum network, there are many areas for revenue enhancement..Yes, you are right … but you also cannot ignore the problems and complications of using the Ethereum network … what are your thoughts on how to resolve this issue..and don’t you have any plan to move to another blockchain that is not too complicated to use?

  66. EHash has an unregulated token supply, which means more hashing power can be added to the network, don’t you think it will affect the value and price of your token? What will be its impact on the project and to the people who will use it ?

  67. EHash wants to deliver something realistic, a reasonably long -term prospect of return to the holders..How can you make this happen?.What are the things that you can do to make this goal real possible?

  68. 1. As we all know and as you mentioned right on your site, one form of cryptocurrency users’ investition relates to the buying of hardware equipment used for mining. Knowledgeable investors in the market would rather choose to put their money in mining in pursuit of a more stable income rather go directly to the secondary market to buy assets. Despite the growing popularity in the crypto market, today’s users shun cloud mining. My question is: how can we be sure that your platform is not designed as a “pyramid” mechanism for the multi-level commission, in order to attract a significant number of speculative investors who are looking for high returns? A lot of contracts signed by cloud computing platforms and users have no protection clauses, does yours have?

  69. 2. I read on your site that EHash is about to start the bounty campaign. As a person who wants to help you in growing your project – can you help us understand its mechanism and how it is structured? When does it start? What are the rules for getting involved in it? Will you offer it in #Ehash coins or in a stable coin and What is the equivalent? How many phases there will be? Is it as same program as “Ehash Ambassadors”?

  70. Ehash is the token representing the computing power of Ethereum. What I get from your project is we can mining using Ehash token to get ETH, but what is the different with traditional mining using machine or cloud mining? What is the main advantage by mining using Ehash?

  71. I read from your twitter there are few ways how to get Ehash, first is by airdrop campaign and second is get involved in your community. Can you explain what kind of airdrop campaign did you have right now? And what must we do to get involved in your community, did you give reward to people who contribute to Ehash project ?

  72. Tell us about the ambassador program, what conditions must an applicant meet, what are VIP rewards and who will they be available to other than EHash ambassadors?

  73. 3. Let’s speak a bit of your token. You introduce EHash as a token that anchors the Ethereum PoW mining power. Is it tradeable on DEX or on CEX also? What are Ehash’s competitive advantages? Do you have there a reward prospective and a transparent formula of APY calculation? Is your token just for trading or it has governance utility as well?

  74. Are you selling the hash generated by your equipment, meaning you have your own mining farms or is it an index, like if I took the BTK hash index?If you don’t have your own mining facilities, then it’s a price to the hash and the value of the token is purely speculative.

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