Actually, it did crash in January 2015. There were multiple cloud mining providers who actually turned off their sites and told their customers that they had lost all their money, because it didn't make sense to run the miners anymore due to the low prices.coinzcoinzcoinz wrote:I can see its of a concern if the mining industry crashes but it has yet to happen and its been 7/8 years since the first mining of a coin. That kinda tells me its here to stay and persuaded me to join in now before it goes even bigger. Theres at least 5 years of mining left before the next big thing. Proof of stake isnt really a threat.
Anyway, I just wanted to point out that existing customers are not at risk, and we will simply close registrations and wait should the limit be hit before we are able to gather all the information. If we move forward, we'll rush more performance enhancements and reopen them, and if we decide to scale back, then we'll leave registrations closed permanently, except for when we need to allow more accounts due to attrition.
