For a long time I've had a feeling that Genesis Mining has not been paying out based on hashrate. I've been thinking perhaps their payouts were more inverted to dash's price rise. To test this theory, I've taken a small recent sample of my own data from the beginning of 2017 and I have tried to overlay it against dash's hashrate and exchange rate.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get my hands on raw data for the hashrate so I've fudged things a little by taking images from coinwarz.com. I then stretched out my chart and overlaid it on top... not scientific but I just wanted to get the gist, to see if there was any correlation.
Here are my earnings (red) against the hashrate (blue):
And here are my earnings (red) against dash's exchange rate (blue). I've Y inverted my earnings to align with the price rise:
As you can see, around 12 Feb the payouts started to flatten, a couple of weeks later dash's price rocketed.
I know this is not conclusive but if I could get my hands on more data then perhaps we can be more thorough.
EDIT: I don't know why the second image isn't showing. Here's the link to it: https://s26.postimg.org/42qrpytd5/ev2.png
Unfortunately, I couldn't get my hands on raw data for the hashrate so I've fudged things a little by taking images from coinwarz.com. I then stretched out my chart and overlaid it on top... not scientific but I just wanted to get the gist, to see if there was any correlation.
Here are my earnings (red) against the hashrate (blue):
And here are my earnings (red) against dash's exchange rate (blue). I've Y inverted my earnings to align with the price rise:
As you can see, around 12 Feb the payouts started to flatten, a couple of weeks later dash's price rocketed.
I know this is not conclusive but if I could get my hands on more data then perhaps we can be more thorough.
EDIT: I don't know why the second image isn't showing. Here's the link to it: https://s26.postimg.org/42qrpytd5/ev2.png
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