Topic: [ANN][The Original Multipool - Scrypt/SHA256/Scrypt-N/X11] multipool.us - page 21. (Read 424287 times)

I second the desire for Google Authetication. I had the same issue this morning. Secondary login protection is a huge priority for me. Number 1 priority actually.

Mutlipool please add UFOcoin ...

I am also getting lower then the coinwarz estimates, but each doge block has random value of 1-1,000,000 shares in them. So if you get lower somedays it should balance out on others. Coinwarz Calculator bases calculation on 500,000 doge per block which is average of 1-1,000,000. Thats why its never accurate on per day basis.

From the front page:

What is the hash rate when deciding if one is high?  E.g., if I have 4 BFL Singles on one instance of cgMiner for a total of 232 GH/s do I consider that as a 58 GH/s hash Rate or a 232 GH/s hash rate. What about if I have 20 BitFurys mining in one instance of cgMiner do I consider my hash rate 2.2 GH/s or 44 GH/s?

Given that attacks against the servers and the frontend are getting more frequent, I hope TFA from Google or Authy gets implemented at some point in the future.  Not comfortable logging in for the first time today to get a message about too many failed login attempts.

I also noticed the loss of the Doge on the direct server. Even considering all the possible reduced indicators - losses range amount from 4% to 25+%! For example, on one of my rig's I see now ~3700 coins 24h profit (4000-5000+ normally) with 650kh/s. Can anybody explain this phenomenon? Or waiting for a reply an administrator.

Interesting.... Then Dogecoin is not that profitabile as we al think. With ~30% less... well you can all do the math

Same speed 2100, same numbers of doges per day (and mining doges at another pool gives the same numbers).
But when I was mining novacoin - Coinwarz.com gave me exact numbers, just the same as I was mining.
So probably that's a dogecoin feature ))

My actual mining return is nowhere near the estimates either. I've been mining at a constant rate of 5Mh/s on the Doge pool for the past 3 days and averaging approximately 25,000 Doge/day. According to Coinwarz, 5Mh/s should bring in somewhere between 36,000 Doge and 47,000 Doge per day depending on the difficulty (which has changed a bit over the past few days).

Also on MultiPool's site it estimates approx. 1850 Doge per hour, but over the past 72 hours I've seen only 1023 Doge per hour.

I know it's all down to luck and the amount of blocks we find etc. but luck should even itself out over a period of time.

All my rigs are working okay at 98.5% efficiency, the graphs show a constant 5Mh/s ~5% for the past 72 hours.

It seems something's not right somewhere.


On a separate note - are there any plans to impliment DDOS protected ports for the individual coins, (rather than just the multicoin port)?


Thanks,

Did you try doing a search in this forum

Flound has explained the reasons.

Looks like MOON value is showing correctly now, but the profitability algorithm must be off, as we were mining it and it was half of the next profitable coin.

(MP) MOON      336.6 MH/s    1h46m    0.00000013    29.58
DOGE      15974.7 MH/s    0h3m    0.00000164    60.46
EAC      14.4 MH/s    1h43m    0.00000177    51.88
DMD      26.7 MH/s    0h4m    0.00097254    51.54
DGC      62.6 MH/s    0h5m    0.00031626    48.74
WDC      98.5 MH/s    0h53m    0.00039578    47.58

If Coinwarz is wrong then fair enough but at least people should be aware to ignore what it estimates.

I've seen other posters suggesting roughly 0.01 BTC/day per MH/s, so that would equal about 0.0046 BTC from my miner or about $3.59/day (after electricity, fees and converting to pounds I get about £1.24 profit), which is really not worth the hassle. The only thing that would make sense for me I think is to ignore the current most profitable coins and look to mine coins with good long-term gain potential. Mind you, I spent the first month doing that with SBC and look where that is now!

So it's a gamble but hopefully I'll have better luck with the next coin I pick.

Flound,

            Just a thought. Is there a way to implement an autoswitch for all of the servers that will use the DNS load balancing to send miners to a working pool automatically when a DDoS attack is happening?

Basing things on Coinwarz estimates might not be the best measure guys. Not saying your wrong but you need to look at something more concrete than an estimate on one website.

You are totaly right.... the payments on multipool are off, I don't know why, but for me it's the same.

I am mining with a WU of ~2100 KH/s on the direct port from Doge. This is giving me ~11.000 doge a day. This is ~5.000 doge less then the estimate from Coinwarz.com. Nearly 30%

I don't know how this is possible, but it happens

I don't seem to be earning what I would expect from multipool.

According to Coinwarz.com my 463KH/s should be bringing in about $7/day with either DOGE or LOT but from 35 hours of mining I've received:

DOGE Jan 28 5:37 AM 1,009.43954900
DOGE Jan 27 6:18 PM 1,213.13550400
MOON Jan 27 5:15 PM 5,232.58490900
DOGE Jan 27 5:05 AM 1,047.64969810

(some of that first DOGE payout was probably mined in an earlier session anyway).

With DOGE @ 0.00000168 and MOON @ 0.00000013 , that's around 0.0055 BTC from DOGE and 0.00068 BTC from MOON, totalling 0.00618 BTC, which at $780/BTC equals $4.82

Multipool's 24 hour estimatation gives me a total of 0.00746142, which is about $5.82, from 2,121 DOGE @ 0.00000170 and 4,700 MOON @ 0.00000080 but I don't know where they've got the latter from as MOON has never been that high as far as I can tell, and is about 1/6th of that currently, so using the correct exchange rate that gives a total of 0.0042167 or $3.29.

I don't see any problems with my cgminer config and certainly don't have any hardware errors, so I'm confused as to why I'm not achieving close to the estimated returns indicated on Coinwarz. Here's my current stats from CGWatcher in case they show any problems that I can fix:


One thing I've noticed is that the various hashrates multipool shows for my worker all seem off, so currently it shows that I'm mining DOGE at 437 KH/s and that the 10min hashrate is 391 KH/s.

EDIT: At this moment, both the current and 10min hashrate show as 416 KH/s whilst the 1min hashrate is 623 KH/s, so the first two are about 10% lower than cgminer shows and I have no idea how the 1min is calculated or what purpose it serves showing it.

Yea, MOON is WAY off.

Will a 140gh miner be happy mining on the new eu2 server?

Thanks

Flound,

Multiports is giving wrong info. The most profit is not on moon, the exchange rate is wrong

(MP) MOON   7254.5 MH/s   0h5m   0.00000055   126.07

shoud be ~0.00000013

(MP) EAC   955.9 MH/s   0h1m   0.00000177   47.71

should be ~0.00000144

It can't be a delay, the difference is too big. Maybe you can have a look, if you have time or it