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What's a Hashlet?

Hashlets are the first ever Digital Cloud Miners and they earn Bitcoins 24/7. They never become obsolete and they’re easier to use than any other miner in the world.

Bitcoin miners create (mine) valuable Bitcoins by connecting to the global Bitcoin network and help it run securely. People own bitcoin miners to make money, earn profit and stabilize the Bitcoin network.
Are Hashlets Contract-Based?

Hashlets are owned by you and will never expire. They’re owned and controlled via an online interface called ZenCloud.

There’s no easier way to make Bitcoins than with a Hashlet. If you’re the kind of person who is new or experienced with earning Bitcoins, you will find a Hashlet that is right for you.
Hashlet Prime vs Hashlet Solo?

Hashlet Primes will possess all the features that any future Hashlet models have. They also have the ability to change between pools, access the ZenPool, and will continue to evolve as new features are created (like changing algorithms). Hashlet Solos earn payouts based on their designated pool.

What are Hashlets?

A Hashlet Solo is a Digital Cloud Miner that allows you to earn the payout of the of the pool it was made

Pay Billing Hotel With Bitcoin

Hotels and property
One of the dreams of the cryptocurrency community is to be able to travel – across borders, perhaps –and to be able to pay in bitcoin. This would avoid having to visit currency exchanges and pay their commissions and fees, while also avoiding the need to carry much cash around. Now the dream is starting to take off, with notable names starting to welcome bitcoin onboard.
Most notably, Expedia has announced it will soon accept bitcoin for all hotel bookings, making it the first major travel company to accept payments in cryptocurrency. Expedia said bitcoin will be integrated into the payment options for customers at check-out, sitting alongside payment methods like PayPal and Visa. If all goes well, the company says it may expand the payments option to other areas of its business, including flights.
A Holiday Inn hotel in Brooklyn, New York, is now accepting bitcoin payments in a pilot programme overseen by by bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem. The Park Slope Holiday Inn Express is located on Union Street in Brooklyn and bitcoin reservations are possible either by phone, online or in person. Again, if the pilot goes well, the chain should open up more hotels to bitcoin paying customers.
Offering international investors the chance to buy UK properties with an extensive range of digital currencies, including bitcoin, Cai-Capital claims to be the first UK firm providing this facility. Targeting markets such as China, Russia and the Middle East, the Cheltenham-based company, which works in partnership with estate agent Hill-Mathieson & Partners, hopes that cryptocurrency payments will draw in new customers for the company’s sales, letting and property management services.

Bars and restaurants
Bars and restaurants that accept bitcoin remain the exception, rather than the rule. Luckily they’re usually

Bitcoin-Like Money Is Ecuador’s Latest Dollar-Saving Plan

After mortgaging most of Ecuador’s oil and gold to finance spending, PresidentRafael Correa is planning to create virtual money to pay the nation’s bills.

Congress last month approved legislation to start a digital currency for use alongside the U.S. dollar, the official tender in Ecuador. Once signed into law, the country will begin using the as-yet-unnamed currency as soon as October. A monetary authority will be established to regulate the money, which will be backed by “liquid assets.”
Less than six years after repudiating $3.2 billion of its dollar-denominated debt, Ecuador has dwindling oil reserves, with current-account deficits that are draining dollars from the economy and financing needs at a record. While using virtual money to pay government workers and contractors would help conserve hard cash, the currency may prompt Correa to boost spending even more and undermine the nation’s ability to repay long-term bonds, according toLandesbank Berlin Investments.
“This is usually the start of debasement, inflation and depreciation,” Lutz Roehmeyer, who helps manage about $1.1 billion of emerging-market assets at Landesbank Berlin, including Ecuadorean debt, said in an interview.
Roehmeyer, who’s been investing in Ecuador for more than 15 years and correctly predicted its last two