Thanks a lot for a quick reply to both H2C and giantkin!
Yes, it makes sense. A few more questions:
Is there a way to know how many shares have already been mined and stored in the database?
Is there a way to know when was the last block solved for each coin? I understand that "Time est" shows approximate time to solve a block based on the past history. What about time that already passed after the last block was solved?
In my case, my first coin (ARI) has already had a block solved after I stopped mining it. I assume this, because the value of "Round%" was flipped at some point. However, my balance was not updated. Are my shares still in the internal database? This coin is currently disabled. So, it may be an exceptional case with this particular coin.
A suggestion to H2C: whenever you answer a question like this, write the answer on the site in FAQ, or right on page
https://hash-to-coins.com/index.php?page=gettingstarted and provide the link to an answer. Then you would never have to answer the same question again and your site will constantly improve. It minimizes your work
Thanks a lot to all for all your help and hard work!
There.
ok 2 parts:
Ari block. you stopped mining, someone found a coin. 1) you can goto ...Transactions and see if it lists the coin as unconfirmed (or confirmed ..or other) means OUR pool found the block.
2) if the % reset, means some other pool (or solo miner) found the block. and you wont get any coins showing in the transaction list.
this is valid on EVERY pool site , except maybe f2p type. they have some differences... (tho, i think my above statement would hold up for them)
f2p pools... work differently, after block is found.
h2c is a ....Multipool. ie: multiple coins can be set to mined from one address (in this case)
other multipools, do things differently... but the above still fits.
why i like h2c: (the pool, dont know the admin! lol)
I can setup my miners and leave em run. i can be at home, and check on the site, see that x coin, that i was mining, is low... so i can switch to something higher...
I dont use the auto switch. i played with it. its ok. but i like more control.
I tend to only do 5 coins. if all 5 coins are low, i stick with (insert coin name here)
usually the closest to 100 i can get.
i do NOT like to choose the 300% ones... as they usually drop soon. (missed the boat)
i like the 110-200 ish range. and i would use those.
Autoswitch: you can uncheck any of the coins you dont want to mine as well. it never switches to those coins.
the downfall of that: the coin that was last on, that you used... you stay there. so the % dropped, but you are still there, while the pool went to the next coin.
now if the 3rd coin, is on in your list, you will switch to THAT coin then.
so each option has its up/downs :0