what about these spikes that go from 70k (while the pool claims 76 lmao) to 900K? Can you fix the hps math before anything else?
Because spots adjusts so quickly, some of the hash rate and difficulty figures seem, well, spotty.
It would appear that most of these issues are present in other coins, it's just not as noticeable that the figures returned for certain request methods are different across two blocks when it's something like every two thousand some-odd blocks with a coin like BitCoin. Very few people ever notice.
If you're not aware no wallet or client gives an accurate network hash rate, this is impossible.
By the same token, no pool can give you a truly accurate figure for the hash rate of it's miners.
Sometimes when the pool uses one estimation formula, and the client uses another, it looks odd. In both cases they're only estimates, based on past results and averaged out statistical figures.
And they'll both become radically inaccurate if someone comes across a couple of lucky shares or blocks. Or if there's a particularly difficult streak.
Also an extra 800k spike in hash rate is typical when one of the hopping pools hits a coin.
