Eobot faucet/mining series #3-Technical Difficulties

Introduction
I apologize for the lack of updates and consistency with my series. I had for the past 2 weeks no access to my computer. As a result I didn't have access to steemit or my Eobot. Since my passwords are saved to my computer I could not access them via my phone. But in this time I haven't been idle I have been looking into other projects. One of which I will most likely post about. But I digress, for the most part my account's overall value has been stagnant. With the prices of cryptocurrencies going up and down and Bitcoin being very volatile as of recently. My account increases in the amount of cryptocurrencies that I have whilst just remaining the same in value. During this time I decided to add some additional coins to be mined for the series. As well as talk more in depth about my mining rate and my cryptocurrency portfolio.

Mining Rate
I am only able to obtain GH/S to mine with on the site via faucet claims. As the cloud mining contracts are unavailable in the country that I reside in. In the picture, with my current hash rate I am making close to nothing. I plan to use my faucet claims on the cloud mining or USD to increase my mining power.

Mining Settings
As previously mentioned, I decided to add some new coins to be mined. As shown in the picture below I decided to add Dash, Ripple, and EOS. Reason for this is I believe that they will increase in price in the future.

Account Portfolio
In the two screenshots below, my current overall account value is roughly $.34 and it has been for the last couple of days. My account is for the most part comprised of bitcoin. Followed by Litecoin and USD, with Steem, Ethereum, Dash, Curecoin, and Monero.

Question of the Post
Do you know who Trevon James is? If so what do you think about the idea of him doubling down on the idea that Bitconnect is a good buy?

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