hi all,
Have anyone who is solo mining gotten any blocks sins hardfork and new wallet v1.4.6.2?
I've gotten about 5 or 6 since upgrading to v1.4.6.2. This is solo mining @ 1MH. No big blocks anymore, about .4-1.1 XMG each.
I've just gotten my first reward solo mining after the Fork, 1.2 xmg mining 24 hours a day for the last 3-4 days.
what determines the amount of coin i will get when solo mining?
Before the Fork i got 600-3500 coins solo mining.
Sounds like you've got around 100KH or so. How much you get, whether solo mining or in a pool, is determined by your hashrate, difficulty, and block value. Difficulty and block value vary quite a bit based on network hashrate. Higher hashrate gives higher difficulty and lower block reward. I'm seeing about 2.5-3 XMG/day at 1MH. Earnings will vary proportionately to hashrate, so you can get a good estimate by comparing our hashrates. Of course this can change greatly based on many factors, but still as good of an estimate as you can get.
I am seeing around 0 XMG after 48 hours and 400kh/s or so....
if your solo mining i wouldnt bother. your hash is too low. Go onto a pool, i would suggest minerclaim. And when minerclaim plays up go to xpoolx
As a solo miner you need the hashes to compete with minerclaim
This makes 0 sense to me. If mining for 24-48 hours yields literally 0 coin at 400kh/s... there literally is no point. I know what pool mining is like. I don't want to pool mine. My question is why am I yielding 0 after 24 hours of that hash speed. Mathematically, it's not working out for me. At all. Like, it literally
doesn't make sense. It should yield a result. Even if minimal. Perhaps my wallet or YIIMP configuration is busted. But I doubt it.
We aren't solo mining, it's a collective test pool for specifically this reason.
I see the total network hash is around 66MH/s respectively at time of this post. That means that my "measly" 400Kh/s
is basically 0.6% of the total network hash rate. I would definitely have figured a block would have been found with some profit for us.
That's a few rack servers, home desktops, and quads of Pi's... that's a shit load of power even just for the larger workers at 100kh/s. Pitty. Something doesn't quite add up.
yes but you forget something. if a pool is hashing so high the blocks are changing so rapidly and because of this they a solving the block before your solo mining can. to solo mining at the moment a solo miner needs 1000kh or more to atleast get something. this is due to minerclaim being so high with its hashrate. and hence why i called minerclaim being cancer to the coin because they aren't stopping the extremely high hashrates to me they are helping them. to me this is wrong. they are taking more then 3/4 of the network hash
Edit:
with Pool mining they combine everyone's hashrate to solve a block and once solved each person gets a cut based of their effete.
With Solo mining you are solving a full block. unless you solve it you dont get the rewards
if a pool solves/grabs it before you they get the rewards not you.
This is the plight of solo mining. you need the hash power to be able to complete right now
This is also why i cracked up abut theses small pools opening. they wont get anything they might be lucky to get a little. but cos they are so small not enough hash power
This is my understanding from it