I'm more interested in this block - http://blockchain.info/block/000000000000007d537f7461e6a4b25b5afd99bacdae1a5410fe9e1ccf220cd0?site=slush
11.6 BTC fee for one trans?
11.6 BTC fee for one trans?
Um, 310 transactions...
Topic: [4+ EH] Slush Pool (slushpool.com); Overt AsicBoost; World First Mining Pool - page 589. (Read 4382714 times)
July 31, 2013, 02:05:14 PM
Um, 310 transactions...
July 31, 2013, 12:44:55 PM
Can anyone shed some light on this block --->>>>>>19390 
it will be fixed eventually.
Nothing to fix really, just that it was relayed < a minute, no transactions, 0 kb in size.
Does that normally happen or.......
July 31, 2013, 12:36:18 PM
I'm more interested in this block - http://blockchain.info/block/000000000000007d537f7461e6a4b25b5afd99bacdae1a5410fe9e1ccf220cd0?site=slush
11.6 BTC fee for one trans?
11.6 BTC fee for one trans?
July 31, 2013, 12:28:29 PM
Can anyone shed some light on this block --->>>>>>19390
it will be fixed eventually.
July 31, 2013, 12:27:08 PM
Can anyone shed some light on this block --->>>>>>19390
July 31, 2013, 12:21:04 PM
Mining works, website down
website is up again. July 31, 2013, 12:20:09 PM
Mining works, website down
July 31, 2013, 06:12:57 AM
Rookie question:
I have 9 of the Block Erupter USB sticks hashing all on the same rig, which averages about 3 Gh/s. Should I set the difficulty for the worker to 2, since the total hashing power is over 2 Gh/s, or should I keep it at one, since each stick only has 335 Mh/s of power?
I have 9 of the Block Erupter USB sticks hashing all on the same rig, which averages about 3 Gh/s. Should I set the difficulty for the worker to 2, since the total hashing power is over 2 Gh/s, or should I keep it at one, since each stick only has 335 Mh/s of power?
Keep at 1, else endless discarded.
July 31, 2013, 05:49:04 AM
a block without transactions
http://blockchain.info/block/000000000000001278660e98f9d12f4acb735fd178c51bb00b193d4d6be8690b?site=slush
http://blockchain.info/block/000000000000001278660e98f9d12f4acb735fd178c51bb00b193d4d6be8690b?site=slush
July 31, 2013, 05:47:42 AM
Rookie question:
I have 9 of the Block Erupter USB sticks hashing all on the same rig, which averages about 3 Gh/s. Should I set the difficulty for the worker to 2, since the total hashing power is over 2 Gh/s, or should I keep it at one, since each stick only has 335 Mh/s of power?
I have 9 of the Block Erupter USB sticks hashing all on the same rig, which averages about 3 Gh/s. Should I set the difficulty for the worker to 2, since the total hashing power is over 2 Gh/s, or should I keep it at one, since each stick only has 335 Mh/s of power?
July 30, 2013, 01:32:31 PM
Finally got my 1st 2 USB erupters hashing on Slush's pool.
684MH/s w/ BFGminer, thanks to Romojonus .
Holy crap, mckennm @ 1.5TH/s?
684MH/s w/ BFGminer, thanks to Romojonus .
Holy crap, mckennm @ 1.5TH/s?
July 29, 2013, 10:45:56 PM
Hello,
I've been mining as part of the Slush pool for a few months now. I received some 0.05 BTC payouts as expected, but one (which should have occurred a few weeks ago) never arrived. My bitcoin wallet wasn't running when the payout should have happened, but my understanding was that that was OK and I'd get the BTC when my wallet came up.
Instead, it looks like the 0.05 BTC was silently deducted from my account (there is no record of it in my payout history), and it never appeared in my bitcoin wallet.
Anyone else experience this, or any tips to recover my BTC? I tried posting in the slush mining irc channel about this, and they told me to post on bitcointalk.
Can someone from Slush respond (preferably by personal message) so we can get this resolved?
Thanks,
bitcoinatic
I've been mining as part of the Slush pool for a few months now. I received some 0.05 BTC payouts as expected, but one (which should have occurred a few weeks ago) never arrived. My bitcoin wallet wasn't running when the payout should have happened, but my understanding was that that was OK and I'd get the BTC when my wallet came up.
Instead, it looks like the 0.05 BTC was silently deducted from my account (there is no record of it in my payout history), and it never appeared in my bitcoin wallet.
Anyone else experience this, or any tips to recover my BTC? I tried posting in the slush mining irc channel about this, and they told me to post on bitcointalk.
Can someone from Slush respond (preferably by personal message) so we can get this resolved?
Thanks,
bitcoinatic
Wait for your wallet to sync.
You can also put your receiving address here in the search field to check the balance (and all payments to that address)
Hi Adrian-X:
Thanks for the response.
My wallet synced over a week ago, but the payment never appeared there, nor in the mining.bitcoin.cz payout history, nor in blockchain.info at my address. Again, the payout should have occurred a few weeks ago.
If Slush could private message me to resolve this, that would be appreciated.
bitcoinatic
July 29, 2013, 08:02:12 PM
Hello,
I've been mining as part of the Slush pool for a few months now. I received some 0.05 BTC payouts as expected, but one (which should have occurred a few weeks ago) never arrived. My bitcoin wallet wasn't running when the payout should have happened, but my understanding was that that was OK and I'd get the BTC when my wallet came up.
Instead, it looks like the 0.05 BTC was silently deducted from my account (there is no record of it in my payout history), and it never appeared in my bitcoin wallet.
Anyone else experience this, or any tips to recover my BTC? I tried posting in the slush mining irc channel about this, and they told me to post on bitcointalk.
Can someone from Slush respond (preferably by personal message) so we can get this resolved?
Thanks,
bitcoinatic
I've been mining as part of the Slush pool for a few months now. I received some 0.05 BTC payouts as expected, but one (which should have occurred a few weeks ago) never arrived. My bitcoin wallet wasn't running when the payout should have happened, but my understanding was that that was OK and I'd get the BTC when my wallet came up.
Instead, it looks like the 0.05 BTC was silently deducted from my account (there is no record of it in my payout history), and it never appeared in my bitcoin wallet.
Anyone else experience this, or any tips to recover my BTC? I tried posting in the slush mining irc channel about this, and they told me to post on bitcointalk.
Can someone from Slush respond (preferably by personal message) so we can get this resolved?
Thanks,
bitcoinatic
July 29, 2013, 08:25:00 AM
Hello, I'm newbie here. I just tried this pool yesterday and already produced about 13-15 shares (I don't remember exactly) and then I turn off my miner and go to bed. This morning I saw my estimated reward become zero and nothing at my unconfirmed/confirmed, so what I've mined yesterday is totally useless?
Thanks.
Thanks.
This pool doesnt use Pay Per Share as a reward system, it uses a different system which is a bit difficult to explain as I dont completely understand it, but your reward will quickly drop to zero if you quit mining... This is to combat pool hopping. Leave your miner on through the end of round until a block is found, and you will be paid your reward for that block. Other pools have PPS as options, but the fee is always higher because of pool hoppers... Happy Mining!
I do not think it is very difficult. The value of each share you submit is calculated with the following formula:
scoreshare = exp(t/C)
where t is round duration in seconds, and C is a constant, currently 200. This means the value of each share is exponentially growing, so old share have significantly lower value compared to recent shares. So if you stop mining while others don't, your part of total pool score for that round will decrease exponentially. You can read the original post about this reward calculation method here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.50002.
Additionally, based on measurement I have found that each hour, t is reset to zero and your score is divided by exp(3600/C). This is probably to prevent an arithmetic overflow (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_overflow).
Hope this helps,
T
Do not quite understand.
If a connected mining shares in the last block. Gain much for little work.
This can cause miners privileged information may be in a pool (pps-pplns) 90% time. The other 10% Score in Slush.
Gaining much more than being 100% (pps-pplns) or 100% score.
There should be a rule, if you're not connected 1 minute before finding the block. Your reward will be divided by 3. This would avoid jumping miners knowing that the pool found a block.
Sorry my english
I am not sure I correctly understand what you are writing. But if I do: there is no way to predict when exactly a given block will be found by the pool. Looking at the characteristics of the CDF (https://mining.bitcoin.cz/stats/graphs/) you should ask yourself, after how many minutes in the round exactly a 'strategic miner' should join to realize any advantage.
Before starting your own assessment on the topic, it is worth to read what others have already shared regarding this reward calculation method:
http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2012/08/42-slushs-score-method-and-miner.html
http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2012/09/43-slushs-score-method-and-miner.html
Hope this helps,
T
July 29, 2013, 06:39:07 AM
Hello, I'm newbie here. I just tried this pool yesterday and already produced about 13-15 shares (I don't remember exactly) and then I turn off my miner and go to bed. This morning I saw my estimated reward become zero and nothing at my unconfirmed/confirmed, so what I've mined yesterday is totally useless?
Thanks.
Thanks.
This pool doesnt use Pay Per Share as a reward system, it uses a different system which is a bit difficult to explain as I dont completely understand it, but your reward will quickly drop to zero if you quit mining... This is to combat pool hopping. Leave your miner on through the end of round until a block is found, and you will be paid your reward for that block. Other pools have PPS as options, but the fee is always higher because of pool hoppers... Happy Mining!
I do not think it is very difficult. The value of each share you submit is calculated with the following formula:
scoreshare = exp(t/C)
where t is round duration in seconds, and C is a constant, currently 200. This means the value of each share is exponentially growing, so old share have significantly lower value compared to recent shares. So if you stop mining while others don't, your part of total pool score for that round will decrease exponentially. You can read the original post about this reward calculation method here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.50002.
Additionally, based on measurement I have found that each hour, t is reset to zero and your score is divided by exp(3600/C). This is probably to prevent an arithmetic overflow (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_overflow).
Hope this helps,
T
Do not quite understand.
If a connected mining shares in the last block. Gain much for little work.
This can cause miners privileged information may be in a pool (pps-pplns) 90% time. The other 10% Score in Slush.
Gaining much more than being 100% (pps-pplns) or 100% score.
There should be a rule, if you're not connected 1 minute before finding the block. Your reward will be divided by 3. This would avoid jumping miners knowing that the pool found a block.
Sorry my english
July 28, 2013, 05:28:23 PM
eee - yuk
July 28, 2013, 05:20:01 PM
We just had an 8 hr round, and now a 6+ counting round! I guess luck just ran out. Here's to the next luck wave!
8 mins after your post it popped - can you do a moan next time we are having a long block please
Only when I'm pleasuring myself.
19329 2013-07-28 02:37:10 0:15:22 4766131 301 0.00167687 248814 25.08291000 invalid
July 28, 2013, 04:08:42 PM
We just had an 8 hr round, and now a 6+ counting round! I guess luck just ran out. Here's to the next luck wave!
8 mins after your post it popped - can you do a moan next time we are having a long block please
July 28, 2013, 04:00:12 PM
We just had an 8 hr round, and now a 6+ counting round! I guess luck just ran out. Here's to the next luck wave!
July 28, 2013, 01:17:07 PM
ya this sux...I have been gpu mining LTC for last 2 months,,, and this week I went through and cleaned up all my rigs,,, and said I think ill mine on the ol slushs pool for a few days....
Why stop mining LTC with GPUs, while profitability is at 2.25 times BTC?LTC mining is much harder on hardware. I had a MOSFET on my mobo catch fire while mining LTC. I won't do it now; my unused GPU power will either get sold or turned to an SHA-256 altcoin.
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