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Topic: Bitcoin Mining Pool distribution monthly reports - page 6. (Read 2105 times)

legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
but they are meaningless tests as simply reflect the results of the pools luck for 5 days.
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I currently use F2Pool. I was attracted to Binance pool as they were 'offering' a better pay-out which always seemed to track above other pool's quoted pay-outs, so I decided to try it out over a period of 5 days. At the time of trial, this was the quoted payout:

F2Pool: 0.00000825 per TH/s
Binance: 0.00000845 per TH/s

I run 5PH of gear, so the theoritical payouts:

F2Pool: 0.04125 BTC per 24h
Binance: 0.04225 BTC per 24h

For the trial, I used 5 x Whatsminer M31S+ 82T on each pool (setting a temporary test account in F2pool for these miners, so as not to confuse earnings with the rest of my gear). All 10 x miners were started and stopped at the same time.

At the end of the trial, the total earnings were as follows:

F2Pool: 0.022061 BTC / $209.58
Binance: 0.02196194 BTC / $208.64

So Binance actually paid less, despite 'promising' a higher payout per TH/s.
legendary
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I am watching Bitcoin Mining Pool distribution and I like what I see now. It looks much more decentralized then before, and no pool have more than 18% of hashrate at the moment.

I looked at stats from two website btc.com and coin.dance. We can see some new pools that are growing very fast, like Binance pool with around 7% of hashrate in last 24h. Biggest pools are still located in China.


https://btc.com/stats/pool


https://coin.dance/blocks/today


https://btc.com/stats/pool

What do you think about fast growth of Binance pool? After hearing CZ talking about rollback in May, I am not very happy to see their pool growing so fast. Embarrassed They are now 7th biggest pool.
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