I'm ready for GHcloud but....!?! (Q&A)

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kcal 2015-04-28 05:02:52 UTC #1

Ok, I have been following this for two months now, I think it is finally time to buy some GHX of my own.
Now if I can just figure out how this SALT thing works.

nemesio 2015-04-28 05:08:13 UTC #2

What would you like to know?

kcal 2015-04-28 05:10:34 UTC #3

Thanks but I am just going to try the process (it looks a bit involved) if I run into any problems you can be sure I will post my questions and confusion for you to ponder

Edit:
Well I figured out the SALT process, it actually looks like a pretty secure system.
However, I have not been able to use the GH cloud wallet (it rejected all four of my attempts, each using a different browser with a message that the browser is incompatible. Since I find it hard to believe that Firefox, Chrome, IE and Palemoon are all incompatible I suspect there is something in one of my three firewalls that is blocking something that the web-based system is trying to send.) Too tired tonight to figure it out, I may just try using the old laptop tomorrow. No secure info on that one so just one firewall
Hopefully the new batch won't be sold out by then.

JackTheShipper 2015-04-28 11:00:06 UTC #4

Ive just gotten an email Ive received my order.

Could someone please explain to me where I can confirm that Ive received this? And where I can find mining income?

I don't get this at all lol.

headrush 2015-04-28 11:05:10 UTC #5

That depends on which wallet you used. If you used the gethashing cloud wallet, then your assets will appear under GHCoin and Assets. In Coinprism, they will appear on your home page. Income will be shown as part of your asset description in GHcloud (under the BTC total for your address)

Daffy 2015-04-28 12:17:03 UTC #6

If you have adblock installed and or ghostery please disable them for gloud.gethashing.com

keymaster 2015-04-28 18:15:45 UTC #7

..and on the forum since the advertising revenue goes back into GHX.

Quick heads up, payouts are being processed as we speak. The return for today will be lower than some might have expected since Batch2 didn't come online till late yesterday and thus only worked 4-5 hours during the last shift. On the contraire we won't charge maintenance fee on B2 for yesterday.

...to be continued...

cyberdexter 2015-04-29 01:13:44 UTC #8

The most important point is "treat your cloud account like you treat your local wallet(s)".

Please do pay attention when creating your cloud account. make sure you can remember those credentials (all of them) including the precise security details depending on which ones you select. In general I recommend to add a "random image" (something that isn't on your facebook, twitter and co) to your salt which will make it impossible to crack. Add a password and a pin and you're good to go.

Once your account is created setup your GHwallet with a normal BTC account and one BTC account dedicated to manage your assets (or one for each asset, whatever). Again make sure you will remember the password and pin for each address and backup your private keys.

if you have your account details, a wallet backup and your private keys then your GHcloud account is as secure as any local wallet on your system. Only you can either destroy it, lose access or recover it, nobody else.

I guess you supplied a smart asset address with your order? If so you would receive payouts to that address and you can check and monitor "everything" on https://cloud.gethashing.com

You can also track a Coinprism address via GHcloud. To do so just add the address to the settings. If you have more than one "exernal" smart asset address you can add them all by separating them with a comma.

An asset address local to GHcloud doesn't require to be added to the settings. The system will pick that one up by itself.

Yeah we don't want to get a call from the Bitcoin Foundation that we broke the Blockchain...

TheBeardedMann 2015-04-29 05:37:41 UTC #9

You put it on steak, the chef gets to stab you. Oh, GHcloud...what @cyberdexter said.