Topic: [ANN][POOL] ipoMiner - Profitable multipool targeting new coins + merged mining! - page 112. (Read 366289 times)
March 25, 2014, 05:49:12 PM
Even you not do auto sell it is good idea to add the price and exchanger that is supposed to be best price for every coin. So users can do this manual without to research all the time for every coin. Your site can check exchangers api's for this information.
March 25, 2014, 05:46:31 PM
@saykor Auto-selling with Multipool.us is only possible on Cryptsy, as an example. I think the only coin we've ever mined that has gotten to Cryptsy was MINT -- I could be wrong though, as I generally stop tracking coins as closely after I sell off my position in them.
Cryptsy is easy. I just can add my wallet and setup from the exchanger to do auto sell. So I am not sure what do Multipool.us because i can do same without him. I suppose you will need a bot that do this in other exchanges.
I www.hashco.ws and wafflepool.com sell manual?
March 25, 2014, 05:40:42 PM
@Gamer67 Yes, we'll be adding sha256 and scrypt-n fairly soon. Our two current highest priority items are to create a page with basic information about the coins we mine, and add an EU stratum endpoint. I should be able to make significant progress today on those 
March 25, 2014, 05:21:53 PM
Any chance of some sha256 action in the future ?
March 25, 2014, 05:20:22 PM
@Gamer67 Definitely. We're working on that as one of our top priorities.
Good to hear. Just came home to see a few new coins listed and some in my balances but not much more info to go on apart from the two you linked in the news section.
Keep up the good work. I like what I see so far.
March 25, 2014, 05:17:08 PM
@saykor Auto-selling with Multipool.us is only possible on Cryptsy, as an example. I think the only coin we've ever mined that has gotten to Cryptsy was MINT -- I could be wrong though, as I generally stop tracking coins as closely after I sell off my position in them.
@Ravious We may implement an optional "managed trading" component in the future at a higher fee, which would payout in btc as we manually trade the pool's mined coins for you, but that's different from "auto-sell".
@Ravious We may implement an optional "managed trading" component in the future at a higher fee, which would payout in btc as we manually trade the pool's mined coins for you, but that's different from "auto-sell".
March 25, 2014, 05:10:21 PM
I agree an auto-selling feature would be great if possible for some coins
March 25, 2014, 05:08:53 PM
@Gamer67 Definitely. We're working on that as one of our top priorities.
March 25, 2014, 05:06:23 PM
Not sure if it has been mentioned or not but maybe you could have a section that has links for each coin so users can get the wallet for each. Also maybe a note as to what exchange the coin can be traded at.
March 25, 2014, 05:04:49 PM
I agree that 2 weeks is more then enough time to get the coins off the pool after we stop mining them. Either into a wallet or into a exchange.
March 25, 2014, 05:01:15 PM
My only concern is that because I don't want to download more and more wallets, and I don't trust most of the exchanges either, I probably will be selling earlier rather than later. Hmmmm. I understand you guys have overhead with all of the daemons though.
March 25, 2014, 04:54:20 PM
I feel like 2 weeks is more than enough time after announcing that a coin is being removed considering users have to log in to your site regularly to check for any new coins they may have mined. If you want to be super nice for the inattentive miners you could set up a system that either emails a user or displays a popup when they log in that they have X coin stored in the pool and it will be removed on whatever date.
March 25, 2014, 04:34:52 PM
We're now mining StandardCoin, at launch -- enjoy!
@Monkey1 We probably won't be implementing auto-selling in the same sense as Multipool.us due to the nature of new coins. Any coins left after the announcement for removal + 2 week period would be treated as a donation to the site.
@Monkey1 We probably won't be implementing auto-selling in the same sense as Multipool.us due to the nature of new coins. Any coins left after the announcement for removal + 2 week period would be treated as a donation to the site.
But you still can implement auto selling for the coins that is possible.
March 25, 2014, 04:24:10 PM
We're now mining StandardCoin, at launch -- enjoy!
@Monkey1 We probably won't be implementing auto-selling in the same sense as Multipool.us due to the nature of new coins. Any coins left after the announcement for removal + 2 week period would be treated as a donation to the site.
@Monkey1 We probably won't be implementing auto-selling in the same sense as Multipool.us due to the nature of new coins. Any coins left after the announcement for removal + 2 week period would be treated as a donation to the site.
March 25, 2014, 04:04:26 PM
2 weeks sounds good.
Although, if you are going to implement an auto sell option, you could give the 2 weeks notice, then autosell all remaining coins and credit the balance to relevant accounts.
Although, if you are going to implement an auto sell option, you could give the 2 weeks notice, then autosell all remaining coins and credit the balance to relevant accounts.
March 25, 2014, 03:55:12 PM
Here's a question for everyone -- what do you think is a reasonable timeframe to require people to withdraw funds after we decide to cease mining a coin and announce its pending removal from ipoMiner? Flound and I consider two weeks to be a reasonable time, and initial discussions with our miners on IRC seemed to agree with that, but we are open to hearing other input before making a final decision.
For background, there are a few reasons behind this: 1) We want to actively discourage people from storing coins on ipoMiner, to the extent possible. It is much better for everyone if you maintain control of your coins, and it helps make us less of a high profile target. 2) Running a constantly growing number of coin daemons in perpetuity requires significant effort to keep them up to date, along with memory and disk space.
For background, there are a few reasons behind this: 1) We want to actively discourage people from storing coins on ipoMiner, to the extent possible. It is much better for everyone if you maintain control of your coins, and it helps make us less of a high profile target. 2) Running a constantly growing number of coin daemons in perpetuity requires significant effort to keep them up to date, along with memory and disk space.
Fine by me....
March 25, 2014, 03:46:46 PM
Here's a question for everyone -- what do you think is a reasonable timeframe to require people to withdraw funds after we decide to cease mining a coin and announce its pending removal from ipoMiner? Flound and I consider two weeks to be a reasonable time, and initial discussions with our miners on IRC seemed to agree with that, but we are open to hearing other input before making a final decision.
For background, there are a few reasons behind this: 1) We want to actively discourage people from storing coins on ipoMiner, to the extent possible. It is much better for everyone if you maintain control of your coins, and it helps make us less of a high profile target. 2) Running a constantly growing number of coin daemons in perpetuity requires significant effort to keep them up to date, along with memory and disk space.
For background, there are a few reasons behind this: 1) We want to actively discourage people from storing coins on ipoMiner, to the extent possible. It is much better for everyone if you maintain control of your coins, and it helps make us less of a high profile target. 2) Running a constantly growing number of coin daemons in perpetuity requires significant effort to keep them up to date, along with memory and disk space.
March 25, 2014, 03:34:20 PM
Yeah, StandardCoin is on my radar and I'll be on top of it at launch if it goes well. The premine situation on a lot of these new coins is off-putting, but a lot of them have still done well in the short term.
@Monkey1 GermanyCoin is on Bittrex.
@Monkey1 GermanyCoin is on Bittrex.
March 25, 2014, 02:54:57 PM
For those of you that were looking forward to the BlitzCoin launch, it has been delayed again.
We are now mining GermanyCoin -- I also have SpartanCoin and GreeceCoin loaded up and ready as possibilities for today, along with a few others.
We are now mining GermanyCoin -- I also have SpartanCoin and GreeceCoin loaded up and ready as possibilities for today, along with a few others.
You guys rock.
March 25, 2014, 02:28:43 PM
I know it has a massive premine but what about jumping on standardcoin for a hour or so when it launches in a half hour?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annstd-standardcoin-built-in-exchange-permanently-rising-rate-522874
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annstd-standardcoin-built-in-exchange-permanently-rising-rate-522874
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