question about blazepoolminer.
How to change default miner program to another one? for x16r algorithm?
Topic: 🔥🔥🔥Blazepool on FIRE🔥180+ coins🔥well established🔥multi-algo switching pool - page 5. (Read 20749 times)
May 17, 2018, 02:35:49 PM
May 16, 2018, 09:50:11 PM
@factorXminer From miner coins to BTC balance will take approximately 12 hrs.
May 16, 2018, 03:17:25 PM
Im liking what i been reading on this thread. I think ill move over to give you a shot. Whats the average time for coin mine to exchange to BTC?
May 16, 2018, 12:43:07 PM
@Seetth We are working on other algos including equihash, we just released keccakc and yescryptR16 last week and hopefully others in the near future.
@jbeck The website reports a running average for about a 10 minute history so you'll have to let it sit for a while before the hashrate catches up to the miner reported figures. We had the same question on the discord and I posted a couple images for a test I just did for lyra2v2 to illustrate.
@jbeck The website reports a running average for about a 10 minute history so you'll have to let it sit for a while before the hashrate catches up to the miner reported figures. We had the same question on the discord and I posted a couple images for a test I just did for lyra2v2 to illustrate.
May 16, 2018, 08:03:28 AM
When mining lyra2RE2 blazepool reports half of what I am producing on Blazepoolminer. I know it take a while to even out right after a switch but no matter how long I wait it never comes closer than half of the hashrate indicated by BPM. Is this normal?
May 15, 2018, 06:57:51 PM
Any news with equihash?
May 10, 2018, 04:52:10 PM
Hello everyone,
New algo added: YescryptR16 with YTN
New algo added: keccakc with CREA
Enjoy!
Blazepool
New algo added: YescryptR16 with YTN
New algo added: keccakc with CREA
Enjoy!
Blazepool
May 10, 2018, 09:26:38 AM
@Apoc79 You should see one soon. We're working on a couple options now.
@tbearhere The "https" protocol is not needed in terms of securing a mining pool. The security that we have and you want is NOT to have someone steal your mined coins by securing those important assets/keys which we have our own implementation from the very beginning.
@tbearhere The "https" protocol is not needed in terms of securing a mining pool. The security that we have and you want is NOT to have someone steal your mined coins by securing those important assets/keys which we have our own implementation from the very beginning.
May 10, 2018, 05:26:18 AM
BLAZEPOOL.COM - Tested Stable and Secure Multialgo Auto-exchange Pool
When are you going to secure your pool https:// it is not Secure ? Thx Maybe I'll mine there after you do this.
When are you going to secure your pool https:// it is not Secure ? Thx Maybe I'll mine there after you do this.
May 10, 2018, 04:54:11 AM
Hello everyone,
Hope everyone had a great weekend! We've added a bunch of new coins this past weekend:
OLIT, ZULA, SERA, CYR, ALPS, IFX
Enjoy!
Blazepool
Hope everyone had a great weekend! We've added a bunch of new coins this past weekend:
OLIT, ZULA, SERA, CYR, ALPS, IFX
Enjoy!
Blazepool
Hi Guys,
Any plans to add a CPU algo, I'm definitely missing the nice profits from M7M.
May 07, 2018, 11:47:06 PM
@jbeck We have plans to autoexchange to other coins at some point in time. However, I cannot say exactly when or which coins will be implemented. Don't hold your breath for that announcement just yet.
@krairerks Blazepool is an auto-algo/coin switching only pool. There is no mechanism to do individual coin mining at the moment except for the case where there's only 1 coin in an algo. For GPU mining, we recommend that you try our pool for auto-algo switching if your goal is to end up with BTC. Some great algos to start with are x17/x16r/x16s/phi/skein/xevan.
@krairerks Blazepool is an auto-algo/coin switching only pool. There is no mechanism to do individual coin mining at the moment except for the case where there's only 1 coin in an algo. For GPU mining, we recommend that you try our pool for auto-algo switching if your goal is to end up with BTC. Some great algos to start with are x17/x16r/x16s/phi/skein/xevan.
May 07, 2018, 09:04:53 PM
How can I mine individual coin and auto change to BTC?
May 07, 2018, 11:30:09 AM
Hello everyone,
Hope everyone had a great weekend! We've added a bunch of new coins this past weekend:
OLIT, ZULA, SERA, CYR, ALPS, IFX
Enjoy!
Blazepool
Hope everyone had a great weekend! We've added a bunch of new coins this past weekend:
OLIT, ZULA, SERA, CYR, ALPS, IFX
Enjoy!
Blazepool
May 04, 2018, 02:55:00 PM
Back to normal now.
May 04, 2018, 06:52:51 AM
Blazepool do you have any plans to include Litecoin as a payout in the future?
May 02, 2018, 10:12:16 PM
Yes i experience that as well on x16. I will flat line for many many hours with nothing being picked up but the satochis are huge and the spike is also quite large. I looks like it evens out over the long haul. I do know that the estimates are far lower than actual but that is the same I find with every other pool.
May 02, 2018, 12:12:44 PM
Thanks Mr Blazepool. The flat line on the balance chart was a bit unnerving, but all that matters is the revenue and now it's showing pretty much what I expect. 
May 02, 2018, 11:42:57 AM
@Seetth We have a 7 days report coming very soon. It's in testing phase and we've had a few bugs that we want to iron out before launching.
@Apocalypse Onion It's the dynamics of the market and Blazepool. Unlike other pools that lets you mine a single coin, blazepool works best when most users chooses a few algos and let them switch automatically. When an algo is relatively low on profitability, hashes don't get to these algos as much and lowers the block frequency. On the other hand, high profitability algos attract hashes and results in faster blocks. This is by design to make use of the diff dips, so users gather hash power and mine relatively low diff blocks. We've run many many tests internally to make sure that this switching mechanism nets users more profit compared to single algo on average over longer runs.
@Apocalypse Onion It's the dynamics of the market and Blazepool. Unlike other pools that lets you mine a single coin, blazepool works best when most users chooses a few algos and let them switch automatically. When an algo is relatively low on profitability, hashes don't get to these algos as much and lowers the block frequency. On the other hand, high profitability algos attract hashes and results in faster blocks. This is by design to make use of the diff dips, so users gather hash power and mine relatively low diff blocks. We've run many many tests internally to make sure that this switching mechanism nets users more profit compared to single algo on average over longer runs.
May 02, 2018, 07:34:17 AM
@jbeck Please PM us your address and we can take a look at it for you. Pool is running normally.
@WitWolfy Magicoin for m7m has had problems for a long time now. There's discussion on the discord about it. The coin is not working properly by design which results in mostly orphans for pools. The only reason that we are keeping it up is because we get a good block once in a while and that it's a CPU coin.
@WitWolfy Magicoin for m7m has had problems for a long time now. There's discussion on the discord about it. The coin is not working properly by design which results in mostly orphans for pools. The only reason that we are keeping it up is because we get a good block once in a while and that it's a CPU coin.
Well not to be funny, even Yescrypt is a waste of time and power, Betterhash lets you mine Manero, and I make more a day there than on your CPU pools. I probably see like two coins a day if I'm lucky. Screw this, when I reach my 0.003 payout I wont be back.
May 02, 2018, 06:00:09 AM
Happens to me a lot on Blazepool when it is mining Raven. But I always get paid later on in one large spike. So the profit will level off for as long as I am mining x16r and then spike straight up later on.
It is curious behaviour. My rig switched to x16r approximately 8 hours ago and so far there is just one ravencoin entry in my earnings list, enough for about 1 of those 8 hours.
I'm going to leave it running to see what happens.
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