Please lower 30 minute API update time.
Its too much...
By the time MPH API shows good profit MPH site shows no profit.
MPH site was showing 0.58795 no-norm profit on feathercoin neoscrypt and by the time api updated and my miner started mining it MPH site shows 0.25478
Thats not good for auto profit switching at all.
@miningpoolhub We are getting ready to push for MultiPoolMiner V3, which will have lots of new features including better calculation for profitability but the API update delay throws the whole thing off. Have you thought about any alternative solutions?
@Call_Me_Bambi Just a point about the auto exchange. If you had auto exchange off then turned auto exchange on, you would have to press the arrow to move your current balance into the exchange wallet. It does take a while though to then move to the exchange because everyone's coins are batched up together to avoid fees.
Yes, I did press the arrow. I know it can take a while but it's now been 9 hours since I 'pressed the arrow' and my Monero is still 'On Exchange' and has not been exchanged into bitcoin; I'm sure that in 9 hours there would have been enough accrued Monero to be exchanged - unless I'm the only one mining Monero on MPH
Anyone help with the MPH monero wallet address format ?
Thanks.
Edit: For MPH, My User ID on this account is 100449.
Another thing about auto-exchange, I stopped auto-exchange over 1 hour ago yet it's still sending Monero to "Credited for autoexchange" and I have to manually undo this "Credited for autoexchange" by pressing the arrow to send coin back to be "Credited" to my Monero wallet.
It looks like there is a very long delay before auto-exchange stops auto-exchanging.
I also switched off AE for a couple of days and now turned it back on. My manually transferred Monero to exchange successfully went through. I did not experience the issue you have regarding stuck coins.
What you experience above is not a delay in a sense. Only newly aquired coins are counted towards AE from the point it is set or when AE is switched off. Sia would be the most extreme example (with its 24-hour block maturation time) to explain this "delay" in ideal conditions (pool finds blocks frequently and auto exchange is instant).
You start mining Sia with AE off.
You set AE to coin1 6 hours later. Only Sia mined from that point will be exchanged to coin1.
12 hours later you change your mind and turn AE off again. Newly acquired coins from that point will not be sent to exchange (when matured).
18 hours later you change AE to coin2 and continue mining Sia for 6 hours then stop mining.
The difficult thing about Sia is that these actions will only start to realise after 24 hours due to the long maturation time. The final results will be as expected but as you said, "delayed". 12 hours worth of Sia as Sia, 6 hours worth of Sia as coin1 and another 6 hours worth of Sia as coin2, completely exchanged and on balance after the 48th hour counting from the start.
Obviously, this was an ideal scenario. Pool will not find blocks consistently, will not do instant auto exchange and you don't even stop mining (ha!) so IRL this takes even longer and can be really messy to understand and follow (especially with so many coins with different block maturation times). Good thing is that you can always interfere with AE and use the arrow buttons on the wallet page of each coin to be transferred to your balance once matured. Bad thing is that you need to be on point and need to be able to catch it.
Hope this makes sense, it is 2:50 in the morning.