[ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 338.

pieran

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Quote from: kenshirothefist on April 18, 2014, 02:19:20 AM

Quote from: z0rz on April 18, 2014, 12:55:01 AM

At the top of the site, you list the current rates:

Scrypt: 2.09 GH/s @ 6.05 BTC/GH/Day
SHA256: 0.40 TH/s @ 0.07 BTC/TH/Day
S-A-Nf: 0.00 GH/s @ 6.80 BTC/GH/Day

Does the Scrypt-A-Nfactor rate account for its lower hashrate? As in, S-A-Nf is technically 13.6 BTC/GH/Day but since you get 50% hashrate with that algo, it comes out to 6.8 BTC/GH/Day.

Are you guys already converting the numbers to directly compare to Scrypt? If not, 6.8 BTC/GH/Day would really be 3.4, which is just atrocious.

Hopefully that question makes sense.

We're not converting the numbers, prices are set to:

- BTC/GH/Day for Scrypt and Scrypt-Adaptive-Nfactor
- BTC/TH/Day for SHA256

I guess this is the reason why no one is selling Scrypt-A-N Haspower. The reward is low dues to half the hash power you could provide :-( This is sad as I think Scrypt-N might play a bigger role in the future similiar to X11..... If the reward for Scrypt-A-N would rise I would love to point my rigs to provide Scrypt-A-N power.

kenshirothefist

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Quote from: z0rz on April 18, 2014, 12:55:01 AM

At the top of the site, you list the current rates:

Scrypt: 2.09 GH/s @ 6.05 BTC/GH/Day
SHA256: 0.40 TH/s @ 0.07 BTC/TH/Day
S-A-Nf: 0.00 GH/s @ 6.80 BTC/GH/Day

Does the Scrypt-A-Nfactor rate account for its lower hashrate? As in, S-A-Nf is technically 13.6 BTC/GH/Day but since you get 50% hashrate with that algo, it comes out to 6.8 BTC/GH/Day.

Are you guys already converting the numbers to directly compare to Scrypt? If not, 6.8 BTC/GH/Day would really be 3.4, which is just atrocious.

Hopefully that question makes sense.

We're not converting the numbers, prices are set to:

- BTC/GH/Day for Scrypt and Scrypt-Adaptive-Nfactor
- BTC/TH/Day for SHA256

z0rz

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Good point. Coulda sworn I saw some hashing power on S-A-Nf earlier.

VirosaGITS

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Quote from: z0rz on April 18, 2014, 12:55:01 AM

At the top of the site, you list the current rates:

Scrypt: 2.09 GH/s @ 6.05 BTC/GH/Day
SHA256: 0.40 TH/s @ 0.07 BTC/TH/Day
S-A-Nf: 0.00 GH/s @ 6.80 BTC/GH/Day

Does the Scrypt-A-Nfactor rate account for its lower hashrate? As in, S-A-Nf is technically 13.6 BTC/GH/Day but since you get 50% hashrate with that algo, it comes out to 6.8 BTC/GH/Day.

Are you guys already converting the numbers to directly compare to Scrypt? If not, 6.8 BTC/GH/Day would really be 3.4, which is just atrocious.

Hopefully that question makes sense.

You might have missed the 0.00 GH/s part? SANf simply didn't take off yet. There isint much point spending a fee to list the order in the first place if you just get 2GH a day.

dspair

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Looks like people just don't know how to set minimum price and mine scrypt-n for cheap.

z0rz

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At the top of the site, you list the current rates:

Scrypt: 2.09 GH/s @ 6.05 BTC/GH/Day
SHA256: 0.40 TH/s @ 0.07 BTC/TH/Day
S-A-Nf: 0.00 GH/s @ 6.80 BTC/GH/Day

Does the Scrypt-A-Nfactor rate account for its lower hashrate? As in, S-A-Nf is technically 13.6 BTC/GH/Day but since you get 50% hashrate with that algo, it comes out to 6.8 BTC/GH/Day.

Are you guys already converting the numbers to directly compare to Scrypt? If not, 6.8 BTC/GH/Day would really be 3.4, which is just atrocious.

Hopefully that question makes sense.

greatwolf

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Quote from: phzi on April 17, 2014, 06:49:01 PM

Quote from: greatwolf on April 17, 2014, 04:36:04 PM

Is there a way to select a specific order# to hash for?

Nope. It's a round robbin assignment.

It would be great if this is possible somehow. Right now the highest scrypt bid is 6.8btc/gh/day but I prefer not to mine that one because of its high reject rate -- 22.36/78.35 or ~22.2% reject rate!

whyyk7

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can add x11 algo or others？

phzi

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Quote from: deznuts on April 17, 2014, 03:54:59 PM

I have the same problem and so does everyone else who has a minimum price set in the password. This is due to the new Limited GH/s option they added. Basically the speed is filled by other miners and it connects you and you just sit and wait for work that will never come.

They need to either add some code to fix this (not add new miners if the speed is filled) or remove Limited GH/s. This will really hurt the site if they leave it as it is since people will leave.

Working perfectly fine for me. The problem I see in the screenshot posted above is the 60second wait to see if wafflepool is stable. My dips on nicehash match with my peaks on wafflepool, so everything is looking fine.

phzi

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Quote from: greatwolf on April 17, 2014, 04:36:04 PM

Is there a way to select a specific order# to hash for?

Nope. It's a round robbin assignment.

greatwolf

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Is there a way to select a specific order# to hash for?

Ninetoe

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Quote from: deznuts on April 17, 2014, 03:54:59 PM

Quote from: Ninetoe on April 17, 2014, 03:02:02 PM

i have a strange problem.

when nicehash falls below my set price in the password.

sgminer doesnt go to next pool, it stays stuck in waiting for nicehash and seems to still be submitting shares, therefore never failing over.

did i miss something ? i got my settings set to failover-only, and i do have several backup pools.

here is a screenshot.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3hr4c84pgn8l2up/nicehash%20-%20Copy.PNG

it never fails over to waffle, it keeps going like that forever. because it thinks its up

I have the same problem and so does everyone else who has a minimum price set in the password. This is due to the new Limited GH/s option they added. Basically the speed is filled by other miners and it connects you and you just sit and wait for work that will never come.

They need to either add some code to fix this (not add new miners if the speed is filled) or remove Limited GH/s. This will really hurt the site if they leave it as it is since people will leave.

yea im off this site till this is resolved. ill check back in a few days.

greatwolf

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Quote from: kenshirothefist on April 09, 2014, 06:12:45 AM

Payments are automatic and are issued four times a day if your unpaid balance is greater than 0.002 BTC.

https://nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=faq#faqs3

Are there any other payout schedules? What about for balances that are below 0.002btc for a while?

deznuts

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Quote from: Ninetoe on April 17, 2014, 03:02:02 PM

i have a strange problem.

when nicehash falls below my set price in the password.

sgminer doesnt go to next pool, it stays stuck in waiting for nicehash and seems to still be submitting shares, therefore never failing over.

did i miss something ? i got my settings set to failover-only, and i do have several backup pools.

here is a screenshot.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3hr4c84pgn8l2up/nicehash%20-%20Copy.PNG

it never fails over to waffle, it keeps going like that forever. because it thinks its up

I have the same problem and so does everyone else who has a minimum price set in the password. This is due to the new Limited GH/s option they added. Basically the speed is filled by other miners and it connects you and you just sit and wait for work that will never come.

They need to either add some code to fix this (not add new miners if the speed is filled) or remove Limited GH/s. This will really hurt the site if they leave it as it is since people will leave.

tanacool

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hi ken.. as a buyer, i have problem on #471 order. i put pool url, username, and password correctly but the pool doesn't recognize me (nicehash). I tried using my GPU and the pool shows my activity.
can you help me solve this issue? thank you very much before.

ps:sorry my bad english.

Ninetoe

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i have a strange problem.

when nicehash falls below my set price in the password.

sgminer doesnt go to next pool, it stays stuck in waiting for nicehash and seems to still be submitting shares, therefore never failing over.

did i miss something ? i got my settings set to failover-only, and i do have several backup pools.

here is a screenshot.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3hr4c84pgn8l2up/nicehash%20-%20Copy.PNG

it never fails over to waffle, it keeps going like that forever. because it thinks its up

n00b2013

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Quote from: kenshirothefist on April 17, 2014, 01:18:00 PM

Quote from: n00b2013 on April 17, 2014, 01:06:00 PM

but one thing, it seems to go down occasionally, ddos ?

No, no DDoS (yet), I hope it stays this way since we're really trying to run a fair business for benefits to each parties. We were adding many features (and optimizations) lately therefor we had to restart our stratum servers several times ... keep in mind that this is still a novel and young service and occasional interrupts are inevitable.

ah, most good most good then

yes, we do, and we appreciate the novel service, like i said earlier

but we also appreciate upfrontness on things, you did kinda miss my first question there Wink

even 4% is good in my opinion if the profits are good and the service is good

dloganbill

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I'm loving this new service. I know you are busy adding new features, and I'm very grateful for that.

One thing that would further set you apart is the ability to failover on the server side. I'm using 20 Gridseed ASICs with you and ATM, my controller doesn't have any fail over option. Would there be a way to set this up to automatically kick me over to a secondary stratum of my choice?

kenshirothefist

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Quote from: n00b2013 on April 17, 2014, 01:06:00 PM

but one thing, it seems to go down occasionally, ddos ?

No, no DDoS (yet), I hope it stays this way since we're really trying to run a fair business for benefits to each parties. We were adding many features (and optimizations) lately therefor we had to restart our stratum servers several times ... keep in mind that this is still a novel and young service and occasional interrupts are inevitable.

rorbit

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Quote from: kenshirothefist on April 17, 2014, 11:05:27 AM

Quote from: rorbit on April 17, 2014, 10:38:26 AM

Hi, can you please explain the fees? They're not 2%.

I've tested the service with two orders 0.01 BTC each:

2014-04-17 14:56:24   Comment: Fee order #677   -0.00069000
2014-04-17 14:56:23   Comment: Payment order #677   -0.00931000

2014-04-16 11:17:42   Comment: One time fee order #327   -0.00010000
2014-04-16 11:17:42   Comment: Payment order #327   -0.00990000

Yesterday's order 2014-04-16 11:17:42 was before fee's (we introduced fee like 20 hours ago, as we announced), so only static one-time order submit fee was applied.

Today we introduced editing of orders (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6265356) and thus raised static one-time order submit fee (to prevent spamming with orders and to encourage you to rather edit existing orders over canceling/submitting new orders), therefore the calculation for order 2014-04-17 14:56:24 would be:

0.01 - 0.0005 one-time order submit fee = 0,0095 - 2% service fee (0.00069000) = 0,00931

Hope this clarifies your concerns. Thanks for your support and welcome again!

Thank you. That's perfect.

So, in theory, if my pool is running properly my accepted shares on NiceHash should equal my accepted shares on the pool otherwise I should switch pools right?

Are you guys seeing much variance in your testing?

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