Everything is done in batches. The pool is one huge wallet and when it reaches a certain amount of coins they are sent to an exchange (Bittrex, Yobit or Poloniex), sold then return to the pool as the new coin.
You can keep track of it here as it can take many hours:
https://miningpoolhub.com/?page=account&action=balances
PS. Coins in the credited column are never sent to the exchange.
You can keep track of it here as it can take many hours:
https://miningpoolhub.com/?page=account&action=balances
PS. Coins in the credited column are never sent to the exchange.
Coins in brackets are unconfirmed, right?
By the way - do you know what could be a reason with big discrepancy which I described above?
Bad pool luck? As I see miningpoolhub is second the largest pool for Monacoin with 0.9gh/s (first is suprnova with 1.5gh/s).
Luck shouldn't be for us so aggressive, but even assuming that case, on that pool we should earn more coins because tyhere are less miners to divide earnings ebtween them.
Yes, the pool has no control over that as it's the coin networks themselves that have to confirm it.
The pool is working great; finding regular blocks and maintaining 100% luck:
https://monacoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=blocks
If you are getting severely less over a few days running then try a different miner. The pool can only distribute what is found and can only accept what shares you send to it.
If there was a problem with the pool then some miners would be getting paid say twice as much and others half as much because everything that is found is distributed back out.
