Topic: [ANN][POOL] ipoMiner - Profitable multipool targeting new coins + merged mining! - page 62. (Read 366235 times)
May 13, 2014, 07:47:45 PM
i calculate
May 13, 2014, 07:40:25 PM
@Vitalogy Can you provide an example of your calculation being different vs. the one we display? I'm happy to take a look.
May 13, 2014, 06:42:34 PM
To calculate the profitability of a (Scrypt) coin I use the formula
((blockreward * 86400) / (currentdifficulty * 2^32 / hashrate)) * price
where hasrate = 1000000 to find BTC/mh/day
Is the formula different for X11 coins?
Because I don't get the same result as displayed on ipoMiner...
((blockreward * 86400) / (currentdifficulty * 2^32 / hashrate)) * price
where hasrate = 1000000 to find BTC/mh/day
Is the formula different for X11 coins?
Because I don't get the same result as displayed on ipoMiner...
May 13, 2014, 12:58:27 PM
VRC displaying zero unconfirmed/confirmed was just a temporary glitch because I had taken the SHIBE wallet down due to the fork and hadn't yet removed it from all the background processing jobs, so they were failing at SHIBE, which was before VRC in the processing queue.
All fixed now
All fixed now
May 13, 2014, 12:30:16 PM
Something is wrong with VRC balances. I'm mining it it for ~3 hours. Confirmed: 0 Unconfirmed: 0. Last time I checked there were some unconfirmed coins... 
Probably a glitch. Check your profitability, it still lists everything there.
https://www.ipominer.com/userpayout
it looks like they rerouted the VRC port to the multiport?
edit: nvm, back to normal now
May 13, 2014, 12:27:50 PM
Something is wrong with VRC balances. I'm mining it it for ~3 hours. Confirmed: 0 Unconfirmed: 0. Last time I checked there were some unconfirmed coins...
Probably a glitch. Check your profitability, it still lists everything there.
https://www.ipominer.com/userpayout
May 13, 2014, 12:26:38 PM
Something is wrong with VRC balances. I'm mining it it for ~3 hours. Confirmed: 0 Unconfirmed: 0. Last time I checked there were some unconfirmed coins...
May 13, 2014, 11:55:38 AM
It looks like SHIBE just forked again. I'm in contact with the coin's developers and they are working on a solution. For the present time, we've disabled mining and payouts on it. The fork happened at block 4898, so we've rolled back block payouts on it back to that point.
May 13, 2014, 11:41:43 AM
@TimC The ANN post looks a bit bare, but it's a possibility depending on how well DRM is doing at the time in comparison. We don't typically mine coins "at launch", but will add them slightly after if their launch goes well.
@IntroVert It looks like there was a misbehaving NTP server somewhere that pushed the clock on one of our servers back 12 hours.. very strange, but fixed now
@IntroVert It looks like there was a misbehaving NTP server somewhere that pushed the clock on one of our servers back 12 hours.. very strange, but fixed now
May 13, 2014, 11:17:18 AM
Do you think you will mine the Wild West Coin on your X11 port? I'll be gone during it's launch but if you were going to mine it I'll point my miner to your mulitport if it will switch to that coin at launch
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-wild-west-coin-x11-pow-pos-4747000-total-coins-pow-is-over-607493
May 13, 2014, 10:51:07 AM
@ipominer getting error 503 Service Unavailable when trying to access the website for about half an hour now, but it seems that mining is unaffected. Is there any work going on?
EDIT: Front end is back, but the round times are off, displaying negative numbers.
EDIT: Front end is back, but the round times are off, displaying negative numbers.
May 13, 2014, 07:22:37 AM
@GunPowder Making something registered-users only is not a barrier, as anyone can register. If we made the site invite-only, perhaps it would matter.. but with 9000 registered users already, I doubt it. Most large pool operators are already registered at ipoMiner to watch what we mine. There's no direct coin ports for x11 coins yet, but we'll be adding them as soon as there's another x11 coin we like. It hasn't made much sense to add them yet because the only real alternative to DreamCoin at the moment is DarkCoin, which we would need a pretty large hashrate on because difficulty on it has been ranging from ~1500-2500.
@DMacleod A lot of people mining x11 seem to disagree with you on that
@schnauzr Nope, use whatever worker difficulty you use for scrypt. We handle converting that to the appropriate x11 difficulty for you.
@DMacleod A lot of people mining x11 seem to disagree with you on that
@schnauzr Nope, use whatever worker difficulty you use for scrypt. We handle converting that to the appropriate x11 difficulty for you.
May 13, 2014, 04:07:17 AM
@ipominer
man, you know what.. X11 is cool, but are we correct making info about which coin currently is mining public? That's killing the whole idea of "new coin business". Look, you analized a few and select a new coin, what's next? After half an hour everybody knows which coin is "can shot", switch on nicehash (they opened X11 port also) and it will be killed in two days.
Lets make X11 a bit shady, only for registered user or something about it.
man, you know what.. X11 is cool, but are we correct making info about which coin currently is mining public? That's killing the whole idea of "new coin business". Look, you analized a few and select a new coin, what's next? After half an hour everybody knows which coin is "can shot", switch on nicehash (they opened X11 port also) and it will be killed in two days.
Lets make X11 a bit shady, only for registered user or something about it.
May 13, 2014, 03:46:14 AM
We're excited to announce our new x11 multiport on port 3335! x11 offers lower heat and power usage, along with potentially increased profits compared to scrypt mining currently. Many new coins that are being released are using the x11 algorithm, and it seems to be poised to become popular with miners as we head into warmer summer weather in Europe and North America.
The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
Too bad X11 coins are not profitable to mine... =[
Nothing is profitable to mine these days with GPU
May 13, 2014, 12:26:56 AM
We're excited to announce our new x11 multiport on port 3335! x11 offers lower heat and power usage, along with potentially increased profits compared to scrypt mining currently. Many new coins that are being released are using the x11 algorithm, and it seems to be poised to become popular with miners as we head into warmer summer weather in Europe and North America.
The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
Excellent!The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
Are there direct ports to mine X11 coins by choise?
May 12, 2014, 10:18:47 PM
We're excited to announce our new x11 multiport on port 3335! x11 offers lower heat and power usage, along with potentially increased profits compared to scrypt mining currently. Many new coins that are being released are using the x11 algorithm, and it seems to be poised to become popular with miners as we head into warmer summer weather in Europe and North America.
The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
Fantastic! Any reason to change the worker's difficulties from what we had them when mining scrypt (asking because of the 3x or so hashrate from x11) The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
May 12, 2014, 10:08:34 PM
We're excited to announce our new x11 multiport on port 3335! x11 offers lower heat and power usage, along with potentially increased profits compared to scrypt mining currently. Many new coins that are being released are using the x11 algorithm, and it seems to be poised to become popular with miners as we head into warmer summer weather in Europe and North America.
The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
The easiest way to get started with x11 mining is to setup sph-sgminer (https://github.com/prettyhatemachine/sph-sgminer). You can initially use the same settings as you use for scrypt mining, and tell it to use the darkcoin kernel by specifying: -k darkcoin. You'll probably be able to increase performance with some tuning, but that will at least get you started.
Note that you should expect to see 2.25-3x the hashrate performance from x11 as from scrypt mining. The profitability displayed on ipoMiner for x11 is for 1Mh/s of x11 hashrate, just like scrypt's profitability is displayed as 1Mh/s of scrypt hashrate . To compare x11 to scrypt, you would multiply by your x11 vs. scrypt hashrate multiplier.
Once you have your miner setup for x11, just connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3335 and mine away
May 12, 2014, 10:48:21 AM
I wonder if SC will go up again in 1 month, when we return to PoW...
Is it the first coin to do PoW/PoS/PoW or we have another example?
Is it the first coin to do PoW/PoS/PoW or we have another example?
May 12, 2014, 06:38:05 AM
I see SC going to 4000 my target is 3200-3500 and I am out.
Care to revise this statement?
Nope......
May 12, 2014, 05:54:47 AM
someone tell me same thing for Asia coin when I sell them on 900.... and the next day it was 200.
if tomorrow SC is 500 don't blame me
you remember this?
but i still think it is possible to hit 3k in the future if the coin not die before this.
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