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Topic: [ANN] profit switching auto-exchanging pool - www.middlecoin.com - page 450. (Read 829908 times)

member
Activity: 95
Merit: 10
Hi,

I've been on the pool for almost a month, was happy with it, but decided to go solo for the fun of it.
So, I left the pool on september 8.
Now, 5 days later I still have unmatured and unexchanged coins. Also a balance too small for payout.

Today it looks like this :
0.00678862 0.00145724 0.00617814
This hasn't changed for 4 days now.
It's worth only a few dollars, but I still would like to get payed for the work I've done.

Coins still mature and get traded, even though my workers are idle now, do they ?
24 hr update : 0.00753897 0.00169039 0.00617814
Still no action here...
2 day update : 0.00452325 0.00160782 0.00774463
3 day update : 0.00244469 0.00180253 0.00774463
4 day update : 0.00240382 0.00163520 0.00784254

Final update :
I gave up.
Pointed one rig to you for an hour or so, and voila : things started to move again.
Finally got my last payout, now leaving only some dust behind, you can keep that as a donation for all your good efforts. ( pun intended )

Thanks for not adressing my issue and for not answering my concerns nor my postings.
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 119
what do u think is the reward to cpu-mine with 10 PC's on your pool?

I don't know what the hashrate of CPUs is. Add it up and multiply by the recent pool profitability, shown at http://middlecoin.com/profitgraph.html
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
what do u think is the reward to cpu-mine with 10 PC's on your pool?
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 119
why ?
is the hashrate too low?

As far as I know, mining primecoin with a CPU is much more profitable than mining scrypt. Or at least it was last time I looked at it.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
Yes i use cpu mining...is that bad?
Another question how many cpu mining Computers can mine on the same adress(worker) with several ip's ?

As many as you want.

You shouldn't be mining scrypt with a CPU. You should be mining primecoin. Look at http://ypool.net/

why ?
is the hashrate too low?
I am already registered at ypool ..
do u think that in the near future the worth Primecoin is going up ?
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 119
Yes i use cpu mining...is that bad?
Another question how many cpu mining Computers can mine on the same adress(worker) with several ip's ?

As many as you want.

You shouldn't be mining scrypt with a CPU. You should be mining primecoin. Look at http://ypool.net/
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
Can u tell me if theres any mining activicty on this adress 16n9uLGRspB6ZaMikq32puc6Fd3KGP392k ?

I see zero shares submitted with that address. I see that you connected though, at least once. Are you CPU mining?
Yes i use cpu mining...is that bad?
Another question how many cpu mining Computers can mine on the same adress(worker) with several ip's ?
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 119
Is there an explanation for the horizontal sections of the earnings chart?

I was doing some server maintenence, so the stats weren't updating, so the chart was stalled for that portion.
newbie
Activity: 47
Merit: 0
Is there an explanation for the horizontal sections of the earnings chart?
If workers are working, the chart should be cyclical unless there are server side issues where the work is being diverted/paused?
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 119
The stats page is now updating, once again.
hero member
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000

Yeah. 1 GH/s is way too much for some of these coins.


Don't worry your customer service policy should soon solve that problem for you.


+1
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 119
The web page update is disabled for a few hours while I do some upgrades.
member
Activity: 67
Merit: 10
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
Hmmmm, that's weird, I have an increase in profit, when I switch to https://www.hashco.ws. Same hash power, VADIFF....Go figure Roll Eyes

Only a couple days at Hashco but so far, not seeing much difference vs MiddleCoin..  Nothing to get too excited about from what I have seen so far.    pretty much same same..
hero member
Activity: 585
Merit: 500
As a test, I've switched 100% of my hash from middlecoin over to solo-mining Megacoin (MEC), even though it doesn't show as the 'most profitable' coin on coinwarz, coinchoose, etc.

I'll be sticking with MEC, and here is why.  They've implemented a difficulty-adjustment algorithm that crushes big hit-and-run pools, it tracks total network hash like a beast.  Difficulty currently stays low enough where it's very mine-able, and still profitable.

It's nice to have something you can solo-mine and not worry about difficulty going from 3 to 3 billion (and staying there after the big pool moves out...).   Cheesy

Happy mining, to all of those who stay or find something else.

I'm running one of my rigs on MEC too but it is now showing as the most profitable coin and has been for a while (the past couple of days on coinwarz on a 200K/hash)

Ive tried mining DMD, MEC, LTC and FTC with the autosell feature on cryptsy (although this doesnt seem to be working atm)

my opinion is for the most efficent mining (least input from me) is i should just let someone else worry about the best coin and pay a slight fee - i'm interested in how much the pool operator is actually making a day - 3% seems the average fee for most BTC pools and some of the bigger scrypt pools also have 2-3% fees (without the conversion/payout to BTC) but there also are a lot of the small scrypt pools running with 0% and 1% fees. (On a side note the first FTC pool i started mining had an automatic 25% fee - which i missed for 48hrs so they raked it in from me!)
sr. member
Activity: 335
Merit: 250
As a test, I've switched 100% of my hash from middlecoin over to solo-mining Megacoin (MEC), even though it doesn't show as the 'most profitable' coin on coinwarz, coinchoose, etc.

I'll be sticking with MEC, and here is why.  They've implemented a difficulty-adjustment algorithm that crushes big hit-and-run pools, it tracks total network hash like a beast.  Difficulty currently stays low enough where it's very mine-able, and still profitable.

It's nice to have something you can solo-mine and not worry about difficulty going from 3 to 3 billion (and staying there after the big pool moves out...).   Cheesy

Happy mining, to all of those who stay or find something else.
rpg
hero member
Activity: 728
Merit: 500
Hmmmm, that's weird, I have an increase in profit, when I switch to https://www.hashco.ws. Same hash power, VADIFF....Go figure Roll Eyes

well I have a ton of stale/rejects on hashco.ws. Still testing the actual hash rate reported and payout
newbie
Activity: 47
Merit: 0
Hmmmm, that's weird, I have an increase in profit, when I switch to https://www.hashco.ws. Same hash power, VADIFF....Go figure Roll Eyes

I think this is all relative...
I tried Hashco.ws and while the site is informative, I get far more stales as they are an EU server and I am in NA

Frankly speaking, Ive only used middlecoin for 2wk now but earnings are up 5-10% over straight litecoin mining

Dont like the guys service? Dont use it
Its all about individual results anyway
newbie
Activity: 47
Merit: 0
Why not split pool resources and mine the top two profitable coins concurrently
Split all proceeds based on N shares accepted per user?

Is "N shares" different from all the shares a user submitted?  Because that's one of the things being discussed.

It would be similar to PPLNS payout system, but the two pool "halves" combine for user payouts

Remember, one of the tenets of investment is diversity!
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
fml
Hmmmm, that's weird, I have an increase in profit, when I switch to https://www.hashco.ws. Same hash power, VADIFF....Go figure Roll Eyes
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