Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 253. (Read 794394 times)
August 01, 2014, 08:37:18 PM
no, these are the numbers that nicehash generated and this is what nicehash is doing.
August 01, 2014, 08:14:44 PM
I need help. have been mining for a while. ever since the address change back in the beginning of the month I have not received any payments. I have even changed to another address and this one does the same thing. there are unpaid amounts but after some time they disappear and do not add into the wallet.
the addresses are:
1EBV5JTbYUDXt9wrepBQjcvNEGc3kyCkWJ
18g2XjsrC1hvMdPgpgMdJpCe7oMXeuiZ7t
can you please check these out and let me know what is wrong??
the addresses are:
1EBV5JTbYUDXt9wrepBQjcvNEGc3kyCkWJ
18g2XjsrC1hvMdPgpgMdJpCe7oMXeuiZ7t
can you please check these out and let me know what is wrong??
Were you mining directly into NiceHash wallet?
UPDATE regarding ASICs
If you were experiencing around 30% reject rates when using ASICs (scrypt and SHA256), this might be fixed now. We permit ntime rolling into the future for 1000 seconds (default slushs implementation of stratum, some pool implementations allow even higher ntime future rolling).
If you are hash buyer using own pool and if you have issues regarding blocks (generating not valid blocks), please let us know that ASAP - in such case, we will have to revert this fix.
August 01, 2014, 05:57:23 PM
I need help. have been mining for a while. ever since the address change back in the beginning of the month I have not received any payments. I have even changed to another address and this one does the same thing. there are unpaid amounts but after some time they disappear and do not add into the wallet.
the addresses are:
1EBV5JTbYUDXt9wrepBQjcvNEGc3kyCkWJ
18g2XjsrC1hvMdPgpgMdJpCe7oMXeuiZ7t
can you please check these out and let me know what is wrong??
the addresses are:
1EBV5JTbYUDXt9wrepBQjcvNEGc3kyCkWJ
18g2XjsrC1hvMdPgpgMdJpCe7oMXeuiZ7t
can you please check these out and let me know what is wrong??
August 01, 2014, 05:05:05 PM
I see payments were made for both WestHash and NiceHash recently. They were combined into one payment.
Can we expect this to continue to happen this way?
Makes it much easier when you combine the balances for both sites...
Thanks in advance for your help and support
Mine didnt get combined, would be a nice feature if they did Can we expect this to continue to happen this way?
Makes it much easier when you combine the balances for both sites...
Thanks in advance for your help and support
August 01, 2014, 04:52:15 PM
I see payments were made for both WestHash and NiceHash recently. They were combined into one payment.
Can we expect this to continue to happen this way?
Makes it much easier when you combine the balances for both sites...
Thanks in advance for your help and support
Can we expect this to continue to happen this way?
Makes it much easier when you combine the balances for both sites...
Thanks in advance for your help and support
August 01, 2014, 03:50:56 PM
Does NiceHash have an IRC channel??
August 01, 2014, 03:28:11 PM
Local stratum proxy cant suddenly connect to stratum.nicehash.com:3333. Any changes you made?
August 01, 2014, 01:37:07 PM
I don't mind setting up to mine the most profitable site of the 2 (NiceHash and WestHash), I just wish your overall balance of the sites were combined and were paid out in one shot not separately..
just not sure how to do that with my setup..
My 8 Gridseeds are running fine on NiceHash, using a raspberry Pi with the Minera web face..
just not sure how to do that with my setup..
My 8 Gridseeds are running fine on NiceHash, using a raspberry Pi with the Minera web face..
August 01, 2014, 01:35:11 PM
You have to give them a few days to clean up this mess...
I am sure the people that run this website trying to deal with so many issues so things will be off in the next few days.
I hope they will fix all the "bugs" and we can go back to smooth sailing going on forward
I am sure the people that run this website trying to deal with so many issues so things will be off in the next few days.
I hope they will fix all the "bugs" and we can go back to smooth sailing going on forward
August 01, 2014, 01:19:37 PM
This unusually payment time
August 01, 2014, 01:06:41 PM
About instability in the past few days: partly related to expanding with WestHash but mainly due to yet another specialized attack with ten thousands of fake miners (bots), it was a tough one, but we've resolved it now - sorry for the inconvenience.
So no more drop outs ?
August 01, 2014, 12:44:16 PM
Yikes, the service looks like a mess with the different rates for the different domains... I'll hold off until the people running Nicehash get more organized. Such a shame, was willing to buy hashing time, but with the latest comments I'm reading, bailing out as a buyer and a seller.
August 01, 2014, 12:39:13 PM
A few comments about WestHash and motivation behind it:
- due to the nature of our service (hash power proxy) we can't just setup geographical distributed servers and point all hash power to one system - it is technically impossible due to network latency and overall network stability (it would be very inefficient for providers as well as for buyers); thus it makes sense to bring our service as close as possible to miners as well as close as possible to pools (to be effective for buyers)
- WestHash is in some way a kind of experiment: it brings some opportunities for providers and for buyers with a new market which extends NiceHash; we'll see how it goes and will adjust accordingly
About instability in the past few days: partly related to expanding with WestHash but mainly due to yet another specialized attack with ten thousands of fake miners (bots), it was a tough one, but we've resolved it now - sorry for the inconvenience.
- due to the nature of our service (hash power proxy) we can't just setup geographical distributed servers and point all hash power to one system - it is technically impossible due to network latency and overall network stability (it would be very inefficient for providers as well as for buyers); thus it makes sense to bring our service as close as possible to miners as well as close as possible to pools (to be effective for buyers)
- WestHash is in some way a kind of experiment: it brings some opportunities for providers and for buyers with a new market which extends NiceHash; we'll see how it goes and will adjust accordingly
About instability in the past few days: partly related to expanding with WestHash but mainly due to yet another specialized attack with ten thousands of fake miners (bots), it was a tough one, but we've resolved it now - sorry for the inconvenience.
August 01, 2014, 12:05:50 PM
I've been trying to run my Gridseed Blades on NiceHash but it just doesn't seem to like them. They run great at first then it seems like nothing gets submitted after awhile. I've tried a couple of things but still it's unstable, toss in NH's reliability problems and its a no-go for them. I head over to weminltc and it's smooth as silk.
...and my two Black Widows just went down again. Reliability really sucks over here. Up and down, DDOS, repeat. Going to have to bail until things become more stable because even if the payout is greater, all the downtime makes it less than others are offering right now.
...and my two Black Widows just went down again. Reliability really sucks over here. Up and down, DDOS, repeat. Going to have to bail until things become more stable because even if the payout is greater, all the downtime makes it less than others are offering right now.
August 01, 2014, 11:29:39 AM
More harping on what it going on now. Why would NiceHash setup whole new domains instead of just using sub-domains to avoid diluting the brand name? europe.nicehash.com, northamerica.nicehash.com, and asia.nicehash.com would have worked just as well and been less confusing. Current way is almost as if the service itself is being split into separate operations.
August 01, 2014, 11:16:02 AM
49 pools in my GPU config to do WH/NH profit switching ... not fun, but working ...
29 pools in my config for my scrypt ASICs ...
29 pools in my config for my scrypt ASICs ...
August 01, 2014, 10:53:35 AM
Was looking at the site today and I'm confused... how can you tell what hasrate is available for renting and what the cost is? I get you enter in what you are willing to pay, but how do you tell what the current market rate is and what hashrate is available? I guess I'm used to leaserig...
Site is frustrating to figure out, if anyone has a tip on how the hell to buy hashrate, let me know.
Thx.
Site is frustrating to figure out, if anyone has a tip on how the hell to buy hashrate, let me know.
Thx.
August 01, 2014, 10:41:51 AM
Something is going on. The front end has been going up and down for the last couple of hours. Interestingly, both NiceHash.com and WestHash.com go up and down at the same time. This seems odd if they are running on different servers.
Sure does strike me as odd too.
August 01, 2014, 10:35:06 AM
Something is going on. The front end has been going up and down for the last couple of hours. Interestingly, both NiceHash.com and WestHash.com go up and down at the same time. This seems odd if they are running on different servers.
August 01, 2014, 10:18:58 AM
I'm really not a fan of forking the service like this. Sellers will have to watch two or three sites now to determine which is the best paying. Buyers are going to have to watch two or three sites now to see which has the lowest price. Sorry, but I feel this is going to dilute the service and make things more complicated for everyone.
I can understand having multiple stratum frontends to spread load out but those frontends should be trunked on the backside so they still operate as a single service. For the buyers, they should either be able to select an exit point for the lowest latency to their pool or the service should choose an exit point by doing a ping test from the different exit points.
I can understand having multiple stratum frontends to spread load out but those frontends should be trunked on the backside so they still operate as a single service. For the buyers, they should either be able to select an exit point for the lowest latency to their pool or the service should choose an exit point by doing a ping test from the different exit points.
Ya I agree...was scratching my head over this one...
Yep, if this was merely about load balancing then that would be great but setting these up as stand-alone services isn't going to help anyone.
+1000
This is the dumbest thing I have seen in a while....why not just make multiple geographic servers and load balance all of them under nicehash.com??
Your just splitting up your user base and causing confusion and more issues.
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