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Topic: [ANN][AUTO-SWITCH] Profit-switch auto-exchange pool: CleverMining.com - page 163. (Read 554401 times)

sr. member
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Merit: 250
Are we ever even going to see anything close to .01 BTC/Mh/Day again? It seems like ever since March 1st we have been lucky to even get to .007...

I think the correct and most honest is: we don't know.


For sure we know. History has shown this -> Bitcoin. CPU mining is dead, GPU mining is dead, same will happen and happens now to scrypt-mining. The procedere has already started.

Sell your GPUs now, in 1-2 weeks they will become more worthless as they are now.


Or not...lol you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground.
copper member
Activity: 658
Merit: 500
Blockchain Just Entered The Real World
Are we ever even going to see anything close to .01 BTC/Mh/Day again? It seems like ever since March 1st we have been lucky to even get to .007...

I think the correct and most honest is: we don't know.


For sure we know. History has shown this -> Bitcoin. CPU mining is dead, GPU mining is dead, same will happen and happens now to scrypt-mining. The procedere has already started.

Sell your GPUs now, in 1-2 weeks they will become more worthless as they are now.
newbie
Activity: 3
Merit: 0
Are we ever even going to see anything close to .01 BTC/Mh/Day again? It seems like ever since March 1st we have been lucky to even get to .007...

I think the correct and most honest is: we don't know.

Profit-switching mining is still relatively young, so it's hard to look at the last month or two and interpret that as a trajectory of future profits, that's one problem.

Another problem is that Bitcoin took a hit within the last three or four months, and when Bitcoin takes a hit the whole cryptocurrency market goes with it.

Also, there's more profit-switching pools popping up, and more people hopping on and mining.

I don't think having a linear perspective on profit-switching mining will yield accurate predictions. We could just be in a lull for now and the people wanting a quick-buck will leave; or it could be more permanent and profits will go down while altcoins will grow resistant to multicoin pools. No one knows really.

That's my $0.02.
newbie
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Are we ever even going to see anything close to .01 BTC/Mh/Day again? It seems like ever since March 1st we have been lucky to even get to .007...

I dont think so....

I started mining last february bought 3 asus r9 280x one of them broke down...first month i got 125 euros profit .... lol now with this revenue i think its to pay the electric bill and.... and.... i dont know lol

The market has to re-invent itself once again...or scrypt mining is doomed for those who have to pay electricity bills Tongue
newbie
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Are we ever even going to see anything close to .01 BTC/Mh/Day again? It seems like ever since March 1st we have been lucky to even get to .007...
newbie
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Back and forth between 110-125% the past 24 hours for LTC profitability. So even with GHash's LTC profitability going from either 125% to 200%, this pool is still not worth it with the ongoing promotion.

The shills for Ghash are so blatant and persistent, it's ridiculous. Can't they just be banned from a thread? Sick of hearing about it.


Please, cry me a river.

They're having a problem there orphaned blocks keep hashing at 583101
I should've listened to you guys and keep my hashes here  Angry

no one cares about you bad choises. go complain to their thread and stop talking about it in clevermining thread

Might I recommend you click the 'Ignore' button. It works wonders for the trolls!

https://i.imgur.com/ZfIDhm1.png
newbie
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Some where around 700~800kh/s depending on make and model ?

Stock clock or overclocked etc

SGMiner or CGMiner

All my 280x's are between 700~800kh/s on clevermining pool.



sr. member
Activity: 367
Merit: 250
Find me at Bitrated
Hey, which mining software do you prefer to use for this? I've got a couple of R9 280x's to point towards the pool and I'm curious what their hashrates would look like
newbie
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too many unexchange?
sr. member
Activity: 395
Merit: 250
Terk!

What is the deal...?!

on the Homepage right up top  I read 2% fee in big black letters.  


But reading through the FAQ I read : "All numbers are after fee, so they are your actual earnings. Our fee is progressive and depends on how good we perform in a given day. On good days we take a bit higher fee but on bad days we take very little fee. This ensures that your profits aren't hit that much on a bad day. Our fee during bad days is as low as 1%."

Listen, I am not complaining about the fees.  I am quite a happy camper here.  I just think if there is one thing that should be clear...it should be the fees.

Edit to add:

I dont mind getting wet, but dont piss on my leg and tell me it is raining.



I suggest not to take fuss with the fees too much.
Practically you cant manually count to verify your payout anyways.
Or you could ?
What matters is if you are happy with the payout.
I was scammed by the biggest 0% pplns scrypt pool kept telling me that in the long run i will earn more
Big mistake.
Not true.
3 month run in that pplns pool payout less than 3% pps pool.
Not much difference but what the hell. My point is everybody can say anything about their fees.
If payout is less you can always blame bad connection, luck variance,etc.
legendary
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If you run sha256d on cgminer or guiminer or whatever else, you'll get inflated numbers. Your 150-200 khs is standard for a semi older mid-game gpu Nvidia or a entry level AMD card.

Unless you have 25 most powerful amd gpu on the market, you wont have 25mhs when mining scrypt coins (such as here).

But in retrospect, 1mhs in scrypt(lite coins and such) is alot more profitable than 1ghs in sha256d (bitcoin and such).

Your 200khs is about what my old nvidia gpu give me, thats like 40 cents a day atm on scrypt. While 25mh on bitcoin, you prolly wont even get to make 1cent usd worth and you'll be wasting electricity.
legendary
Activity: 784
Merit: 1000
Hello again!

Yesterday, with you help, I start mining in this pool.
The last hash rate is 139.8 kH/s.

Now I need to understand the "current balances" voices!

I see immature , Unexchanged, ready for payout, total expected.

Could someone explain to me the difference between the values​​?
I have seen that the value of "unexchanged" is greater than "immature" and "ready for payout": what does it mean?

I realized that the expected total is the sum of the three previous values​​!

Thanks in advance for your support!

Happy mining!

Mik



Hi Mik,

Balances work as follows:

Immature is blocks found by the pool which have not yet confirmed - they need a little time to confirm before Terk can move them to unexchanged.
Unexchanged means that the pool has mined some coins (we don't know what type) and that Terk is listing them on an exchange for trade to Bitcoin. When they have sold, they move to Ready for Payout.
Ready for Payout then is all of the successfully mined coins which were exchanged to Bitcoin, and can now be paid out to the user.

Expected is the total of all 3 when everything above is done. Realistically, there will always be some running total in Immature and Unexchanged, because the pool mines constantly.

When your Ready for Payout balance reaches 0.01 BTC, you will be paid to your Bitcoin address automatically. This happens once per day. If you don't get to this threshold by Sunday, you will be paid any balance greater than 0.001 BTC on that day.

Hope that helped Smiley

Rit.

Hi Ritual, thanks for your response, I finally got it all figured out!

I have another question:
my hardware works at 23.52MH / s
I read on clevermining.com last hour hash rate 214.4 kH / s

Is a big difference...Is this normal?

Thank you again,

Mik

Not to be an ass, but you have 23MH of mining gear and you're not sure if only getting 1% of that is normal?

No dude, that's bad lol

EDIT: check the last hour hashrate graph near the bottom, it updates more quickly and the main one at the top can sometimes take some time to reflect your true hashrate.

Hi!
You're right! But I'm new in cryptomoney and I'm trying to understand all problems minute by minute!
I think I understand this:
bfgminer, if you use the --scrypt, shows a hash rate wrong in fact "hardware comparison" for litecoin, the hash rate of my hardware is between 167 and 213 kH/s

instead without the command - scrypt, for example for the bitcoin mining, has the same hardware a hash rate between 154 and 244 MH/s

I think it's just a question of bfgminer! Or at least, I hope so!

Thank you for your opinion
Mik

Ah, that makes more sense.  Yeah if you don't use the scrypt flag you'll probably just see nothing but rejects because you won't be hashing the right algorithm.  Your hashrate will be reported incorrectly(by a factor of about 1000) in bfgminer without scrypt flag, too.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
Hello again!

Yesterday, with you help, I start mining in this pool.
The last hash rate is 139.8 kH/s.

Now I need to understand the "current balances" voices!

I see immature , Unexchanged, ready for payout, total expected.

Could someone explain to me the difference between the values​​?
I have seen that the value of "unexchanged" is greater than "immature" and "ready for payout": what does it mean?

I realized that the expected total is the sum of the three previous values​​!

Thanks in advance for your support!

Happy mining!

Mik



Hi Mik,

Balances work as follows:

Immature is blocks found by the pool which have not yet confirmed - they need a little time to confirm before Terk can move them to unexchanged.
Unexchanged means that the pool has mined some coins (we don't know what type) and that Terk is listing them on an exchange for trade to Bitcoin. When they have sold, they move to Ready for Payout.
Ready for Payout then is all of the successfully mined coins which were exchanged to Bitcoin, and can now be paid out to the user.

Expected is the total of all 3 when everything above is done. Realistically, there will always be some running total in Immature and Unexchanged, because the pool mines constantly.

When your Ready for Payout balance reaches 0.01 BTC, you will be paid to your Bitcoin address automatically. This happens once per day. If you don't get to this threshold by Sunday, you will be paid any balance greater than 0.001 BTC on that day.

Hope that helped Smiley

Rit.

Hi Ritual, thanks for your response, I finally got it all figured out!

I have another question:
my hardware works at 23.52MH / s
I read on clevermining.com last hour hash rate 214.4 kH / s

Is a big difference...Is this normal?

Thank you again,

Mik

Not to be an ass, but you have 23MH of mining gear and you're not sure if only getting 1% of that is normal?

No dude, that's bad lol

EDIT: check the last hour hashrate graph near the bottom, it updates more quickly and the main one at the top can sometimes take some time to reflect your true hashrate.

Hi!
You're right! But I'm new in cryptomoney and I'm trying to understand all problems minute by minute!
I think I understand this:
bfgminer, if you use the --scrypt, shows a hash rate wrong in fact "hardware comparison" for litecoin, the hash rate of my hardware is between 167 and 213 kH/s

instead without the command - scrypt, for example for the bitcoin mining, has the same hardware a hash rate between 154 and 244 MH/s

I think it's just a question of bfgminer! Or at least, I hope so!

Thank you for your opinion
Mik
newbie
Activity: 33
Merit: 0
Terk!

What is the deal...?!

on the Homepage right up top  I read 2% fee in big black letters.  


But reading through the FAQ I read : "All numbers are after fee, so they are your actual earnings. Our fee is progressive and depends on how good we perform in a given day. On good days we take a bit higher fee but on bad days we take very little fee. This ensures that your profits aren't hit that much on a bad day. Our fee during bad days is as low as 1%."

Listen, I am not complaining about the fees.  I am quite a happy camper here.  I just think if there is one thing that should be clear...it should be the fees.

Edit to add:

I dont mind getting wet, but dont piss on my leg and tell me it is raining.



Not to speak for Terk, but the FAQ just needs to be updated. Terk was experimenting with the variable fee idea when the pool was relatively new. He later decided to fix it to 2%. So 2% is the correct fee.

Side note: All relevant information about this pool can be found in this very thread. It goes all the way back to when the pool was first started. There is an answer to almost every single question/topic at everyone's disposal here.

And now there is a banner suggesting just that at the FAQ page...Terk is on the ball.  So glad I found this pool.

newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0

Ghash was good for couple days only... see chart:  http://yevych.com/poolStats.html
newbie
Activity: 40
Merit: 0
Terk!

What is the deal...?!

on the Homepage right up top  I read 2% fee in big black letters.  


But reading through the FAQ I read : "All numbers are after fee, so they are your actual earnings. Our fee is progressive and depends on how good we perform in a given day. On good days we take a bit higher fee but on bad days we take very little fee. This ensures that your profits aren't hit that much on a bad day. Our fee during bad days is as low as 1%."

Listen, I am not complaining about the fees.  I am quite a happy camper here.  I just think if there is one thing that should be clear...it should be the fees.

Edit to add:

I dont mind getting wet, but dont piss on my leg and tell me it is raining.



Not to speak for Terk, but the FAQ just needs to be updated. Terk was experimenting with the variable fee idea when the pool was relatively new. He later decided to fix it to 2%. So 2% is the correct fee.

Side note: All relevant information about this pool can be found in this very thread. It goes all the way back to when the pool was first started. There is an answer to almost every single question/topic at everyone's disposal here.
newbie
Activity: 33
Merit: 0
Terk!

What is the deal...?!

on the Homepage right up top  I read 2% fee in big black letters.  


But reading through the FAQ I read : "All numbers are after fee, so they are your actual earnings. Our fee is progressive and depends on how good we perform in a given day. On good days we take a bit higher fee but on bad days we take very little fee. This ensures that your profits aren't hit that much on a bad day. Our fee during bad days is as low as 1%."

Listen, I am not complaining about the fees.  I am quite a happy camper here.  I just think if there is one thing that should be clear...it should be the fees.

Edit to add:

I dont mind getting wet, but dont piss on my leg and tell me it is raining.

legendary
Activity: 784
Merit: 1000
Hello again!

Yesterday, with you help, I start mining in this pool.
The last hash rate is 139.8 kH/s.

Now I need to understand the "current balances" voices!

I see immature , Unexchanged, ready for payout, total expected.

Could someone explain to me the difference between the values​​?
I have seen that the value of "unexchanged" is greater than "immature" and "ready for payout": what does it mean?

I realized that the expected total is the sum of the three previous values​​!

Thanks in advance for your support!

Happy mining!

Mik



Hi Mik,

Balances work as follows:

Immature is blocks found by the pool which have not yet confirmed - they need a little time to confirm before Terk can move them to unexchanged.
Unexchanged means that the pool has mined some coins (we don't know what type) and that Terk is listing them on an exchange for trade to Bitcoin. When they have sold, they move to Ready for Payout.
Ready for Payout then is all of the successfully mined coins which were exchanged to Bitcoin, and can now be paid out to the user.

Expected is the total of all 3 when everything above is done. Realistically, there will always be some running total in Immature and Unexchanged, because the pool mines constantly.

When your Ready for Payout balance reaches 0.01 BTC, you will be paid to your Bitcoin address automatically. This happens once per day. If you don't get to this threshold by Sunday, you will be paid any balance greater than 0.001 BTC on that day.

Hope that helped Smiley

Rit.

Hi Ritual, thanks for your response, I finally got it all figured out!

I have another question:
my hardware works at 23.52MH / s
I read on clevermining.com last hour hash rate 214.4 kH / s

Is a big difference...Is this normal?

Thank you again,

Mik

Not to be an ass, but you have 23MH of mining gear and you're not sure if only getting 1% of that is normal?

No dude, that's bad lol

EDIT: check the last hour hashrate graph near the bottom, it updates more quickly and the main one at the top can sometimes take some time to reflect your true hashrate.
newbie
Activity: 9
Merit: 0
I would like the option to only be paid out in Copperlark please.
newbie
Activity: 54
Merit: 0
It would be nice to have an option to pay out in BC.


I would like this option. But it should be very low on your list of priorities.
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