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When you point the rented hashrate at the pool of your choice you can see your submitted shares. You can also view the hashrate directly in the Braiins dashboard. This is all discussed in the recent Kratter videos like the one that is the subject of this post. Again, he is advocating for you to mine at a loss for the purpose to signal for BIP-110. He handwaves about possibly breaking even but this is crusading, not a profit seeking recommendation by him.
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i havnt been watching a lot of the bip 110 vids, so this is interesting to hear. is what he's recomedning basically amounting to working at a loss to signal bip-110?
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It is exactly what he is saying.
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I don't know much about renting hash power, but it sure sounds like what used to be called cloud mining.
Cloud mining was pretty much always a scam. There was something called HashOcean. Sounds like people are still scamming this way in 2025.
I have no idea if all cloud mining/renting hash power is a scam, but I would certainly do a lot of due diligence: what guarantees do you have that you will get what you pay them for? Are you able to actually verify their numbers? What stops them from claiming they are running hash rate on your behalf, and then selling the exact same hash rate to someone else at the same time?