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mdewals

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Quote from: h2odysee on December 09, 2013, 04:04:29 AM

Quote from: mdewals on December 09, 2013, 04:03:29 AM

I'm using guiminer

You need to be using guiminer-scrypt, or some other scrypt-capable miner.

can you see me now?? guiminer-scrypt didn't like my Nvidia cards so trying Multiminer now at slow speed. Otherwise I'll have to wait until my ATI card arrives.

limburatorul

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Quote from: h2odysee on December 09, 2013, 04:48:13 AM

Quote from: limburatorul on December 09, 2013, 04:41:52 AM

H2O, any word on the earnings drop this weekend?
Altcoins have regained some of the ground lost but doesn't seem earnings gone up.

Part of it was a performance issue in one of my pools, which I have since fixed.

Ok, thanks for the prompt fix.

h2odysee

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Quote from: limburatorul on December 09, 2013, 04:41:52 AM

H2O, any word on the earnings drop this weekend?
Altcoins have regained some of the ground lost but doesn't seem earnings gone up.

Part of it was a performance issue in one of my pools, which I have since fixed.

limburatorul

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H2O, any word on the earnings drop this weekend?
Altcoins have regained some of the ground lost but doesn't seem earnings gone up.

h2odysee

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Quote from: mdewals on December 09, 2013, 04:03:29 AM

I'm using guiminer

You need to be using guiminer-scrypt, or some other scrypt-capable miner.

mdewals

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I'm using guiminer

Server = other
host = middlecoin.com
port = 3333
username = 1LKrd1Ysa6a6DntcZYLfwdm7DKPTQVWR3u
password = blabla (as it says it can be anything)

did I do anything wrong?? I have over 150 shares accepted

h2odysee

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Quote from: mdewals on December 09, 2013, 03:56:55 AM

How often is the frontpage updated? Been mining for roughly 10 hours now but I'm not showing up on the page yet. My miner did accept several shares.

It updates every 5 minutes or so.

I don't see any shares submitted by your address. Either accepted or rejected.

mdewals

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How often is the frontpage updated? Been mining for roughly 10 hours now but I'm not showing up on the page yet. My miner did accept several shares.

h2odysee

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Quote from: alexb___ on December 09, 2013, 03:19:01 AM

H20, what do you think of this. And is it technicaly not to complicated? it could dramaticly improve incoms no?

I looked at doing this a while ago, and wrote a lot of the code to do it. But it turned out to be a lot harder than I thought. I'll probably revisit it at some point. There are other priorities for now.

alexb___

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Quote from: Eastwind on December 09, 2013, 03:08:23 AM

Quote from: rocks on December 09, 2013, 01:19:59 AM

Quote from: panckage on December 08, 2013, 04:50:18 PM

Quote from: Doom4535 on December 08, 2013, 04:19:05 PM

Panckage, are you suggesting making middlecoin into several pools and then spitting the miners up amongst them (such as middlecoin1, middlecoin2, middlecoin3) and having them all use middlecoin as the front end?

Yes that's it

I've been wondering why that isn't the default approach for awhile now.

It makes much more sense to spread out the hashing power over the top 4-5 coins, with weighting based on profitability (i.e. the 5 five coins could get: 30% then 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%). This way if the price drops on the coin you've been mining, the impact is much less.

It also utilizes the pool's hash rate better. For example let's say the target coin has a low hash rate around 50Mh/s, in this case allocating 100% of the pools 1.6Gh/s at the coin is no better than allocating 33% (around 500Mh/s), both will capture almost 100% of the coin's blocks, but this frees up hashrate for other coins as well.

This is a good idea if we are the only or major multipool. If other big pool only mine the highest profit coin, the highest weighting coin (most profitable) we are mining will also drop in profitability.

We can use a very small percentage of our hashing power for the lower difficulty but very profitable coins so that the difficulty will not rise dramatically.

H20, what do you think of this. And is it technicaly not to complicated? it could dramaticly improve incoms no?

Eastwind

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Quote from: rocks on December 09, 2013, 01:19:59 AM

Quote from: panckage on December 08, 2013, 04:50:18 PM

Quote from: Doom4535 on December 08, 2013, 04:19:05 PM

Panckage, are you suggesting making middlecoin into several pools and then spitting the miners up amongst them (such as middlecoin1, middlecoin2, middlecoin3) and having them all use middlecoin as the front end?

Yes that's it

I've been wondering why that isn't the default approach for awhile now.

It makes much more sense to spread out the hashing power over the top 4-5 coins, with weighting based on profitability (i.e. the 5 five coins could get: 30% then 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%). This way if the price drops on the coin you've been mining, the impact is much less.

It also utilizes the pool's hash rate better. For example let's say the target coin has a low hash rate around 50Mh/s, in this case allocating 100% of the pools 1.6Gh/s at the coin is no better than allocating 33% (around 500Mh/s), both will capture almost 100% of the coin's blocks, but this frees up hashrate for other coins as well.

This is a good idea if we are the only or major multipool. If other big pool only mine the highest profit coin, the highest weighting coin (most profitable) we are mining will also drop in profitability.

We can use a very small percentage of our hashing power for the lower difficulty but very profitable coins so that the difficulty will not rise dramatically.

alexb___

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Quote from: rocks on December 09, 2013, 01:19:59 AM

Quote from: panckage on December 08, 2013, 04:50:18 PM

Quote from: Doom4535 on December 08, 2013, 04:19:05 PM

Panckage, are you suggesting making middlecoin into several pools and then spitting the miners up amongst them (such as middlecoin1, middlecoin2, middlecoin3) and having them all use middlecoin as the front end?

Yes that's it

I've been wondering why that isn't the default approach for awhile now.

It makes much more sense to spread out the hashing power over the top 4-5 coins, with weighting based on profitability (i.e. the 5 five coins could get: 30% then 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%). This way if the price drops on the coin you've been mining, the impact is much less.

It also utilizes the pool's hash rate better. For example let's say the target coin has a low hash rate around 50Mh/s, in this case allocating 100% of the pools 1.6Gh/s at the coin is no better than allocating 33% (around 500Mh/s), both will capture almost 100% of the coin's blocks, but this frees up hashrate for other coins as well.

brillant! if middlecoin don't do it 1st, others will do!

rocks

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Quote from: panckage on December 08, 2013, 04:50:18 PM

Quote from: Doom4535 on December 08, 2013, 04:19:05 PM

Panckage, are you suggesting making middlecoin into several pools and then spitting the miners up amongst them (such as middlecoin1, middlecoin2, middlecoin3) and having them all use middlecoin as the front end?

Yes that's it

I've been wondering why that isn't the default approach for awhile now.

It makes much more sense to spread out the hashing power over the top 4-5 coins, with weighting based on profitability (i.e. the 5 five coins could get: 30% then 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%). This way if the price drops on the coin you've been mining, the impact is much less.

It also utilizes the pool's hash rate better. For example let's say the target coin has a low hash rate around 50Mh/s, in this case allocating 100% of the pools 1.6Gh/s at the coin is no better than allocating 33% (around 500Mh/s), both will capture almost 100% of the coin's blocks, but this frees up hashrate for other coins as well.

panckage

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Quote from: Doom4535 on December 08, 2013, 04:19:05 PM

Panckage, are you suggesting making middlecoin into several pools and then spitting the miners up amongst them (such as middlecoin1, middlecoin2, middlecoin3) and having them all use middlecoin as the front end?

Yes that's it

Doom4535

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Panckage, are you suggesting making middlecoin into several pools and then spitting the miners up amongst them (such as middlecoin1, middlecoin2, middlecoin3) and having them all use middlecoin as the front end? or are you talking about balancing the selling of mined coins (or both)?

panckage

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You are welcome.

Quote from: limburatorul on December 08, 2013, 03:46:14 PM

From the sounds of it its still a lot of work.

Not really. H20 is making good money. This will increase his profits as well. The algorithm is known as "load balancing." When the internet was first created the same algorithm was used to smooth things out.

Quote from: limburatorul on December 08, 2013, 03:46:14 PM

Also you can't predict the time from whe a currency is more profitable to when its not. Thats not a statistic that can be calculated.

This is exactly what statistics is. You use statistics to calculate probabilities of what each coin will be worth at maturity. Back test over data and you can do quite well.

limburatorul

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Thanks for clearing this out.
From the sounds of it its still a lot of work. Also you can't predict the time from whe a currency is more profitable to when its not. Thats not a statistic that can be calculated. Also taking in consideration the maturity of each coin. This can be calculated with +/- some minutes depending on the network hash rate and the coin but combined with the profitability window it gets slippery.

panckage

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Quote from: limburatorul on December 08, 2013, 02:06:57 PM

And how do you propose he does that?
This sounds like ditching more than half of the miners using this pool...

Not at all. If too many coins of a single currency are sold at the same time there comes an oversupply, thus the price can go down quickly. The point of balancing over many currencies is to reduce the chance of oversupply of any single currency at any point in time.

This can be done, for example, by finding out how quickly a currency drops once middlecoin starts mining it to the point when middlecoin has sold all the currency. It also needs to be done with the same currency without middlecoin mining it to find out the effect middlecoin has.

There's more steps that need to be done. Its just educated trial and error to develop this but its pretty straight forward to do. Its basic statistical analysis

To answer your question specifically the pool will load balance the different currencies being mined

limburatorul

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Quote from: panckage on December 08, 2013, 01:10:33 PM

Quote from: rpg on December 08, 2013, 09:55:11 AM

But the pool is getting way too big making a huge impact on the coin where it lands. Maybe is time to go mine as per coinchoose

If this is the case I hope H20 splits the pool so we are mining the top 2-3 currencies (or however many are needed) to reduce our impact on prices

And how do you propose he does that?
This sounds like ditching more than half of the miners using this pool...

panckage

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Quote from: rpg on December 08, 2013, 09:55:11 AM

But the pool is getting way too big making a huge impact on the coin where it lands. Maybe is time to go mine as per coinchoose

If this is the case I hope H20 splits the pool so we are mining the top 2-3 currencies (or however many are needed) to reduce our impact on prices

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