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Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 209. (Read 794394 times)

sr. member
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True. Gridseeds have been the worst purchase I ever made in crypto.

Block erupters weren't exactly awesome either... what was your experience with the gridseeds?  I almost bought some when they 1st arrived on the market.

The big hype initially was you could mine both scrypt and sha256 with them, at the same time, so you'd be able to mine both ltc and btc. Well, technically true but very hard on the devices. They'd burn out after a few days and be heatsinks or novelty paper weights for a desk.

Switching to just mining scrypt with them so they'd last a while means they run on very little power but also produce very little return. I've had 17 running for quite a while and they produce on average just over $1 about every 4 days on westhash. This of course means the thousands of dollars I spent for those 17 will never be recovered.
hero member
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SHAsters!
Why would anyone want to mine below avg btc rate AND THEN pay fees to do it?

For exactly the same reason we don't solo mine BTC and would rather pay a fee to a pool- certainty. It's relative certainty in the case of a BTC pool, being the pool will usually eventually hit a block, but absolute certainty in the case of Nicehash. There gets to be a point where the certainty of Nicehash over a pool isn't worth it, when it goes really low, but I figure I'm on Nice/West about 90% of the time. Except for one old miner that doesn't allow failover pools.
legendary
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SHAsters!
Why would anyone want to mine below avg btc rate AND THEN pay fees to do it?

That's what I'm talking about... Why not just redirect to your pool of choice on that case (minus a fee)?
sr. member
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SHAsters!
Why would anyone want to mine below avg btc rate AND THEN pay fees to do it?
full member
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westhash is up for me

Thanks for the info!

Nicehash and Yaamp are back online. Wafflepool is still offline since days now.
hero member
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SHA56 is showing a lowly 1% plus above ... been negative since the rush a couple of weeks ago

Please keep in mind that our pool pays on PPS system. When mining on regular PPLNS Bitcoin pool (the majority of popular pools) you will hardly achieve regular Bitcoin mining price rate ... this is because the payment rate depends on luck on regular Bitcoin pools (variance) and you would actually have to switch pools just before they find blocks to archive regular Bitcoin mining price rate (and you would need a crystal ball for this Wink ). That said, mining on NiceHash is very profitable even when it shows a few percents below regular Bitcoin mining price rate, because of our PPS payment system.

Absolutely! In professional gaming we have the terms "expectation value" and "certainty equivalent." Certainty is very, very valuable, and it's always better to take a small hit to EV to gain 100% certainty. Selling hash on Nicehash is like money in the bank.

But conversely, for me to buy hash on the service and put it on a pool I like to have more than 1-2% increased EV to gamble. For someone with thousands of BTC in the bank it might be worth it.
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HiveNet - Distributed Cloud Computing
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Nicehash, Wafflepool and Yamp is down. Any news?
legendary
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SHA56 is showing a lowly 1% plus above ... been negative since the rush a couple of weeks ago

Please keep in mind that our pool pays on PPS system. When mining on regular PPLNS Bitcoin pool (the majority of popular pools) you will hardly achieve regular Bitcoin mining price rate ... this is because the payment rate depends on luck on regular Bitcoin pools (variance) and you would actually have to switch pools just before they find blocks to archive regular Bitcoin mining price rate (and you would need a crystal ball for this Wink ). That said, mining on NiceHash is very profitable even when it shows a few percents below regular Bitcoin mining price rate, because of our PPS payment system.

Is that true? PPLNS should on avarage net you the same income...? No?
It's troublesome to always need to look and switch between nicehash and another pool...
legendary
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SpacePirate.io
True. Gridseeds have been the worst purchase I ever made in crypto.

Block erupters weren't exactly awesome either... what was your experience with the gridseeds?  I almost bought some when they 1st arrived on the market.
legendary
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NiceHash.com
Hi, pls can you tell me where can I get source code for binary of "sgminer-5.1-2014-12-20-linux-amd64.zip"? I want to compile myself a miner able to mine all gpu nicehash algos (x11, x13.... Neoscrypt, Lyra)

Neither branch in
https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer/tree/develop
supports Lyra, only Neoscrypt

Thank you

You can use this GIT - it is the most up to date: https://github.com/badman74/sgminer

Hopefully sgminer devs will soon merge these changes to sgminer-dev GIT repo as well.
hero member
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I prefer Zakir over Muhammed when mentioning me!
Hi, pls can you tell me where can I get source code for binary of "sgminer-5.1-2014-12-20-linux-amd64.zip"? I want to compile myself a miner able to mine all gpu nicehash algos (x11, x13.... Neoscrypt, Lyra)

Neither branch in
https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer/tree/develop
supports Lyra, only Neoscrypt

Thank you

Nope! See https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer/tree/master/algorithm .

   ~~MZ~~
newbie
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Hi, pls can you tell me where can I get source code for binary of "sgminer-5.1-2014-12-20-linux-amd64.zip"? I want to compile myself a miner able to mine all gpu nicehash algos (x11, x13.... Neoscrypt, Lyra)

Neither branch in
https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer/tree/develop
supports Lyra, only Neoscrypt

Thank you
legendary
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Merit: 1006
NiceHash.com
SHA56 is showing a lowly 1% plus above ... been negative since the rush a couple of weeks ago

Please keep in mind that our pool pays on PPS system. When mining on regular PPLNS Bitcoin pool (the majority of popular pools) you will hardly achieve regular Bitcoin mining price rate ... this is because the payment rate depends on luck on regular Bitcoin pools (variance) and you would actually have to switch pools just before they find blocks to archive regular Bitcoin mining price rate (and you would need a crystal ball for this Wink ). That said, mining on NiceHash is very profitable even when it shows a few percents below regular Bitcoin mining price rate, because of our PPS payment system.
full member
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sha256 minimum rental is 10 th/s now?
sr. member
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SHA56 is showing a lowly 1% plus above ... been negative since the rush a couple of weeks ago. MRR are also up ...

One to watch?

legendary
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Anybody know why all of a sudden my hashrate would drop from 3.3 mh/s to 300 kh/s on all my Gridseeds?  Have been mining WestHash for a couple months now without problems but now ALL of my Gridseed sets of 10 are mining at one tenth the speed they should be!  They work great mining everything else and nothing I do seems to get them mining at correct speeds.  I think this started a few days ago but have been out of town for a bit so not 100% sure when this started but def within the last 6 days.
legendary
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folks I have 2 1TH/sec Dragons with factory installed  software. How much I can get per day on your pool approximately? thanks


See https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=stats . Current profit : 0.0122 BTC/TH/Day.

   ~~MZ~~

Not current profit. Gross income. Gross income - operating costs = gross profit. So 0.0122 btc/Th/day - electrical cost - bandwidth = gross profit - other costs = net profit or loss.
Don't forget the cost of the mining equipment = - $    Company that you bought the equipment from made 1000% profit. I've been through it and made nothing with scrypt miners.

True. Gridseeds have been the worst purchase I ever made in crypto.

IDEM
sr. member
Activity: 241
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folks I have 2 1TH/sec Dragons with factory installed  software. How much I can get per day on your pool approximately? thanks


See https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=stats . Current profit : 0.0122 BTC/TH/Day.

   ~~MZ~~

Not current profit. Gross income. Gross income - operating costs = gross profit. So 0.0122 btc/Th/day - electrical cost - bandwidth = gross profit - other costs = net profit or loss.
Don't forget the cost of the mining equipment = - $    Company that you bought the equipment from made 1000% profit. I've been through it and made nothing with scrypt miners.

True. Gridseeds have been the worst purchase I ever made in crypto.
member
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thx mr nicehash, you where one of the few services that did not steal my money yesterday ..  Cry
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