Making around 80$ each month.
Topic: [ANN][The Original Multipool - Scrypt/SHA256/Scrypt-N/X11] multipool.us - page 129. (Read 424232 times)
September 20, 2013, 02:40:51 AM
What dustcoin is showing is exactly your earnings(though inaccurate right now) so I dont understand the question
Making around 80$ each month.
Making around 80$ each month.
September 19, 2013, 08:07:31 PM
Anyone still making money? My electric is up $211 over last year and Dustcoin is showing $80 per month net. $0.18 kW/h.
Still going to trade though. Will probably just add coin with cash via Coinbase.
Still going to trade though. Will probably just add coin with cash via Coinbase.
September 19, 2013, 05:51:03 PM
FTC pool will be up and down as I work out some share submission issues.
September 19, 2013, 01:29:49 PM
I have been mining WDC for the last few days, and noticed when looking at the My Stats graphs that while my hashrate has been generally pretty constant, there were two periods today where it dropped to zero.
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
It looks that way but if you look a little closer, the times don't match up exactly. The pool hashrate (along with yours) is actually dipping very low after the multipool drops off, and I think I know why this is happening.
September 19, 2013, 10:53:39 AM
I have been mining WDC for the last few days, and noticed when looking at the My Stats graphs that while my hashrate has been generally pretty constant, there were two periods today where it dropped to zero.
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
Although minor, its an excellent observation
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September 19, 2013, 10:51:29 AM
I have been mining WDC for the last few days, and noticed when looking at the My Stats graphs that while my hashrate has been generally pretty constant, there were two periods today where it dropped to zero.
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
Based on what I observe when multipool/middlecoin etc switch to a coin it's usually because of low difficulty after a diff adjustment. Throwing 10x the hashrate for a given difficulty at the coin causes a lot of rejects as blocks are found far faster than the targeted rate. Your hashrate is based on accepted shares - if there's a period where you're getting a ton of rejects/stales, then you see that type of behaviour.
September 19, 2013, 09:08:42 AM
I have been mining WDC for the last few days, and noticed when looking at the My Stats graphs that while my hashrate has been generally pretty constant, there were two periods today where it dropped to zero.
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
Those two periods seem to correspond with when (or just after) the multipool jumped into WDC.
So it seems as though the multipool basically kills the single pool operations?
September 19, 2013, 04:12:43 AM
I noticed a few MEC blocks from 7 hours ago that are lacking payment details:
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66012&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66013&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66015&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66016&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66012&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66013&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66015&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66016&curr=mec
These, as well as a few other blocks from that same time period, have been paid out.
September 19, 2013, 01:05:36 AM
The minimum mining time never had anything to do with the scoring system, it was only to make sure we didn't switch too often.
Ok, but wouldn't be better to have a minimum difference instead of a minimum mining time. Let's say we start mining a coin that has a minimum mining time of 10 minutes but soon thereafter an other coin's profitability jumps up to triple the current coin's profitability. Wouldn't it be best to switch to that coin immediately instead of "wasting" 10 minutes on the lower profitability coin? A good example is MNC which sees significant peaks in profitability that last less than 10 minutes. Because of the minimum mining time, I think we might sometimes completely miss some of these peaks. Maybe you could combine a minimum mining time with a minimum difference. For example, stay on current coin a minimum 10 minutes unless another coin is more than 50% more profitable. After 10 minutes switch to the next most profitable coin only if 1-2% more profitable. This may actually reduce the amount of coin switching and increase total profitability.
-Just a suggestion-
By the way, your pool keeps getting more and more awesome!
Thanks
Without giving away too much, there are definitely times where it's more important to move than to stay on a coin for the minimum duration. The script accounts for that. September 18, 2013, 11:17:17 PM
I noticed a few MEC blocks from 7 hours ago that are lacking payment details:
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66012&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66013&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66015&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66016&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66012&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66013&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66015&curr=mec
https://www.multipool.us/blockdetail.php?block=66016&curr=mec
September 18, 2013, 09:50:35 PM
Something weird just happened, all the coins profitability dropped to zero except for WDC therefore the multiport switched to WDC. Now WDC is also at zero...
Update; profitability calculations seem to have returned to normal, but to re-enforce my point above, LKY is now at a profitability of 10.8 yet the multiport is staying on WDC which is at 3. Looks like we might miss it completely...
Update; ok so we didn't miss it completely but we only got the tail end of it...
Update; profitability calculations seem to have returned to normal, but to re-enforce my point above, LKY is now at a profitability of 10.8 yet the multiport is staying on WDC which is at 3. Looks like we might miss it completely...
Update; ok so we didn't miss it completely but we only got the tail end of it...
LKY never hangs around for more than a min. or 2 anyway. I would prefer it just vanished completely.
Actually the profitability peak lasts about 20 minutes, the problem is it only happens every three days or so.
September 18, 2013, 09:29:38 PM
Something weird just happened, all the coins profitability dropped to zero except for WDC therefore the multiport switched to WDC. Now WDC is also at zero...
Update; profitability calculations seem to have returned to normal, but to re-enforce my point above, LKY is now at a profitability of 10.8 yet the multiport is staying on WDC which is at 3. Looks like we might miss it completely...
Update; ok so we didn't miss it completely but we only got the tail end of it...
Update; profitability calculations seem to have returned to normal, but to re-enforce my point above, LKY is now at a profitability of 10.8 yet the multiport is staying on WDC which is at 3. Looks like we might miss it completely...
Update; ok so we didn't miss it completely but we only got the tail end of it...
LKY never hangs around for more than a min. or 2 anyway. I would prefer it just vanished completely.
September 18, 2013, 08:04:49 PM
Something weird just happened, all the coins profitability dropped to zero except for WDC therefore the multiport switched to WDC. Now WDC is also at zero...
Update; profitability calculations seem to have returned to normal, but to re-enforce my point above, LKY is now at a profitability of 10.8 yet the multiport is staying on WDC which is at 3. Looks like we might miss it completely...
Update; ok so we didn't miss it completely but we only got the tail end of it...
Update; profitability calculations seem to have returned to normal, but to re-enforce my point above, LKY is now at a profitability of 10.8 yet the multiport is staying on WDC which is at 3. Looks like we might miss it completely...
Update; ok so we didn't miss it completely but we only got the tail end of it...
September 18, 2013, 07:55:59 PM
The minimum mining time never had anything to do with the scoring system, it was only to make sure we didn't switch too often.
Ok, but wouldn't be better to have a minimum difference instead of a minimum mining time. Let's say we start mining a coin that has a minimum mining time of 10 minutes but soon thereafter an other coin's profitability jumps up to triple the current coin's profitability. Wouldn't it be best to switch to that coin immediately instead of "wasting" 10 minutes on the lower profitability coin? A good example is MNC which sees significant peaks in profitability that last less than 10 minutes. Because of the minimum mining time, I think we might sometimes completely miss some of these peaks. Maybe you could combine a minimum mining time with a minimum difference. For example, stay on current coin a minimum 10 minutes unless another coin is more than 50% more profitable. After 10 minutes switch to the next most profitable coin only if 1-2% more profitable. This may actually reduce the amount of coin switching and increase total profitability.
-Just a suggestion-
By the way, your pool keeps getting more and more awesome!
September 18, 2013, 06:55:07 PM
The handicaps are in place to make calculated profitability more accurate.
Yes, but didn't you increase the handicap on LTC to prevent the multipool from switching to it unless it was significantly more profitable?
Yes but that wasn't due to the rewards method, it was due to my belief that we find fewer blocks than we should when LTC difficulty is low and network hashrate is higher than normal.
September 18, 2013, 02:05:06 PM
The handicaps are in place to make calculated profitability more accurate.
Yes, but didn't you increase the handicap on LTC to prevent the multipool from switching to it unless it was significantly more profitable?
September 18, 2013, 01:38:24 PM
Sounds cool, how long does it take to build site like that?
Uh, we started in April.
September 18, 2013, 01:24:09 PM
Sounds cool, how long does it take to build site like that?
better dont ask him
September 18, 2013, 01:07:39 PM
Sounds cool, how long does it take to build site like that?
September 18, 2013, 11:45:26 AM
The new scoring (proportional) system is in place. It was actually simpler than I thought it would be and I did not need to change the DB almost at all. Also, payout calculations have improved in performance.
I keep 7 days worth of shares in the DB, so unless a block takes more than 7 days to find, all shares submitted will be paid.
I keep 7 days worth of shares in the DB, so unless a block takes more than 7 days to find, all shares submitted will be paid.
That was fast, thanks Flound. Did you remove all the handicaps and the minimum time to mine certain coins coins since this isn't necessary anymore using a proportional system. You should simply have a minimum difference before the multipool switches from one coin to another to prevent it rapidly switching, say 1%.
The minimum mining time never had anything to do with the scoring system, it was only to make sure we didn't switch too often.
The handicaps are in place to make calculated profitability more accurate.
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