i would need to "productionize it" if i were to share (aka license or sell) my mining recommendations and/or software ...
currently it is very specific to my setup and mining hardware, i dont know if i can commit to making it ready for the public right now i have very limited free time and i wouldnt want to release something that im not fully able to support ... but i will see, perhaps if my system holds up it would be worth it to charge a small fee of the mining proceeds for it ... ill re-evaluate the effort that would be needed to make it user friendly and more sutable for the public at large.
so i read your post the other day about your results and it got my brain thinking. one of the problems with running a huge multi pool like CM or waffle is the ridiculous hashrate. if terk was to unleash the hashing power of CM on some of the newer coins it would cause a fork in a quick second. that amount of hashing power on a network that cannot sustain it will cause damage. Also because of the massive hashrate i feel that terk cannot and in turn us reap the benefits of a higher hash rate. so i started thinking was maybe the solution was to spread out the hashrate. if people were able to set up their own multi pools and limit them say to something manageable maybe more and more people can see returns like you do.
just my thought.
this is true...
with the huge hashrate terk has here he cannot mine the smaller more profitable coins (like in the < 1 difficulty range that i can) without a massive disruption to the blockchain and way over 51% hashing power. so he is forced to either 1) take that massive hashrate and somehow split it into smaller chunks (perhaps mining several smaller coins at the same time, splitting the hashrate amung them) or 2) limiting himself to the larget difficulties and often less profitable coins.
so does he take a persentage of everyones hash rate and put that toward a coin? other wise if he just takes chuncks of hash rate from people there is a chance that some people wont mine some coin which means the profitabilty stats would be messed up. yeah probably takes a percentage of each users hash depending on coin diff. only way that makes sense to me.
No, he takes a percentage of the total pool hashrate at a coin, another percentage at another. The profits from these coins together averaged is your coin profitability.