Topic: [ANN][Multi-Coin][Stratum] multipool.in newbies support thread - page 5. (Read 27294 times)

Hi,

I have started mining TRC, bfgminer is saying that shares are accepted and everything seems fine, however "your detailed stats" showing zeros, more than hour past already

All I can see is below:
Coin    Speed    Shares    Confirmed    Unconfirmed    Estimate
TRC   502   MH/s   388   0.1303   0.0000   0.2083

my nick is "oranglain"

above statistic issue resolved, another question is why confirmed and unconfirmed balances not changing
please advice

I think your login website is down.

Thanks, I appreciate the kind words.  I am currently adding Cosmoscoin, CGB and BTC (in preparation for the exchange feature).

I probably will not offer exchange to anything other than BTC at first.

Just finally tried the pool today.   

Also looking forward to the upcoming new features with selectable Diff and the exchange option.

The cryptsy autosell api seems to be working so I will be switching over to multipool from middlecoin after the payout today for a couple days.

Are you planning to add more coins in the near future?

Are you planning to have more than 1 exchange? Anything else you might care to disclose would be great also.

Thanks for the great pool!

Any plan to add Krugercoin to multipool?

Any plans on lowering the min cash out on higher value coins? Eg ltc, nvc and mnc

User-selectable difficulty will be live on all servers soon, I just need to work out the bug that was causing the issues.

Can´t find any decent answers, so I make it short and dirty:

I´m mining TRC on EU server because I have much better pings (sitting in EU though ).
Here I can´t adjust the mining diff because that´s for US servers only, I know.

But why should I increase it?
I´m mining with Erupter Blades (13GH/s) on diff 1 which seems pretty low to me. Would it be a more stable and effective mining if I would switch to US server and increase diff to something like 32?

I have mined for about an hour and still nothing seems to be coming up in that stats page or anywhere. I launched cgminer.exe input this into the pool url http://pool1.us.multipool.in:7777
username
jpmi1.user
password
x (I think this is the default password)

Any help would be appreciated.

I have it auto-payout to cryptsy wallet addresses. It works fine. I just watch cryptsy for when the deposits show up.

(This is why I want a bot that checks cryptsy (and other exchanges), say, every five minutes--and instantly sells anything besides bitcoin deposited there, for bitcoin, if the price as agreeable.)

I can confirm cashing out to Cryptsy works

About an hour ago I was mining caps and cgminer reported new block found but it never showed up in my stats or even in the pool stats, maybe I'm doing something wrong I was on port 3349

I'm pretty new to all of this, but on Cryptsy it says "Notice: Do NOT use p2pool to deposit directly to your Cryptsy wallets, as it will not show the address in our wallet and we will be unable to credit your account." So is this not a p2pool?

Or do you use another exchange somewhere? I got tired of trying to compile dozens of wallets in Linux (especially with CentOS. I'm thinking of switching to Fedora).


EDIT - I may have answered my own question. I'm under the impression that P2Pool is a specific pool (i.e http://p2pool.info/) and not a "type" of pool like I thought earlier. Anyway, if someone could confirm that transferring directly from www.multipool.us to Cryptsy works, I would appreciate it.

Awesome pool btw...

Just joined bitcointalk to ask about the cashout process. I see that you made it so we can cash out a min of 1 coin of any cryptocurrency currently on your site. Can you consider lowering that amount considerably for mnc and ltc since even 0.1 coins are worth quite a bit. Thanks!

Hi Flound,

I very happy that I found you mining pool, it's great idea. Nice done work!

But I have some problems with cash out . I just want test how its works. And I can't. When I do cash out I always getting this message "Another payout is currently in progress, try again in a minute.". Maybe I do something wrong? Or I need some minimum that I can cash out? Or something other action I have make?

Thanks in advance,

Tds

First to the "noob question--" yes that's normal. Your miner is reporting how many hashes it has calculated (whether they resulted in acceptable shares to submit or not), period. The pool is only aware of the hashes you submit to be accepted to the pool. The pool is reporting the rate for those hashes which it is aware of (the hashes you submitted).

EBM,


I tested multipool.in versus middlecoin.com for two days using two comparable hashrate cards for each. I wish I had been more scientific about it--meaning, noted the exact start time of my test, and performed the test with one each of two identical cards (instead of four comparable cards divided), so I can't conclude which was more profitable in the time period. What I can say is that they're both highly (and, it seems, comparably) profitable

Naturally, I'm curious to do that test more scientifically.

I will say that unless/until I find or make a bot that auto-withdraws and sells winnings at the best market price (I've had to miss the best price quite often, by checking the exchange I auto-payout to, and seeing the coin in question was most profitable, say, two hours ago), and unless I can throw more hashing power at the pool so that portions of coins are not straddled beneath 1 (OR if coin amounts lower than one could be paid out manually after they've sat long enough), that other switching pools might be more attractive. That is, unless more scientific tests discover this pool to be more profitable despite those drawbacks

flound1129, I saw what I thought was a good idea in the middlecoin.com developer's plans (as posted at their thread about that pool): seamlessly switch the coin being mined when a block is found. I don't know whether you'd entertained that idea or plan to do that, but to me it seems like a good idea (you can look at the thread about that coin for other details of their plans).

Also, to ask an entirely barbaric question, what are some of the other auto-switching pools (and in particular, which ones are gaining popularity)?

Noob question (what else) cgminer tells me I go around 300 kh/s but the pool tells me around 100. is it normal?

Middlecoin looks interesting, we might try it. We stopped multi because it was mining too many really obscure ones that are too volatile (so not the best price when actually sold) and a pain to sell. Also don't want to trade without Yubikey.

Switched to LTC only, but not enough other miners were on it as well, so basically a day's mining for nothing. Understand the maths, but still annoying. Our last pool was PPS.

I'd think the odds of other pools hitting a block is lower, unless they've got bonkers hashrates (even if on less profitable cryptocurrencies).

I tried mining middlecoin.com, and discovered they seem to be mining a cryptocurrency under attack right now (it reported a block generation every few seconds, it was ridiculous) . . . otherwise, their feature of auto-selling at exchanges, then paying out in bitcoin, is an attractive option.

I will however say that I have a lot of straddled payouts of about .2 to .7 coin (of various currencies), and if those float there for long enough, I hope they are paid out just because they've been sitting there too long.