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Bombadil

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Quote from: chrysophylax on March 20, 2015, 03:22:32 AM

Quote from: Bombadil on March 20, 2015, 03:04:07 AM

Quote from: sp_ on March 19, 2015, 11:05:07 PM

I might write pool software as well in c#. A ccminer friendly multipool with all the most profitable algos.
Payouts in darkcoins only.payouts will be darksended to preserve anonymity.

Pool software? Wouldn't it be easier, in C#, if you'd just write client software that would switch locally?
Would be even more fun if ccminer itself could switch through API, flawlessly and multi-algo. Even loadbalancing against % chance of a coin being the most profitable.
Coin A has 80% chance, and most would just mine that. But it would make sense to also loadbalance 20% to the second most probable profitable coin. Or maybe even more Wink

it would great if all switching / load balance / failover was done within ccminer as it does with sgminer ... and autosensing / autoswitching multi-algo - now that would be a time saver Wink

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most profitable though? ... damn ... maybe thats a project that would have to go to a few devs - not just one ...

sounds like an awesome plan though ...

#crysx

I wouldn't do the profit switching inside ccminer itself. That's a great field for C#, and should be done API-wise. That's where ccminer needs an update Wink

A separate C# tool could grab prices and profits like my profitcalc does, and switch the miner through a simple API command.
I know now things that I should implement/improve in the profitcalc (like PoS stealing blocks from PoW etc), but too busy with other stuff ATM ^^" *damn guis*

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Quote from: Bombadil on March 20, 2015, 03:04:07 AM

Quote from: sp_ on March 19, 2015, 11:05:07 PM

I might write pool software as well in c#. A ccminer friendly multipool with all the most profitable algos.
Payouts in darkcoins only.payouts will be darksended to preserve anonymity.

Pool software? Wouldn't it be easier, in C#, if you'd just write client software that would switch locally?
Would be even more fun if ccminer itself could switch through API, flawlessly and multi-algo. Even loadbalancing against % chance of a coin being the most profitable.
Coin A has 80% chance, and most would just mine that. But it would make sense to also loadbalance 20% to the second most probable profitable coin. Or maybe even more Wink

it would great if all switching / load balance / failover was done within ccminer as it does with sgminer ... and autosensing / autoswitching multi-algo - now that would be a time saver Wink

...

most profitable though? ... damn ... maybe thats a project that would have to go to a few devs - not just one ...

sounds like an awesome plan though ...

#crysx

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Quote from: sp_ on March 19, 2015, 11:05:07 PM

I might write pool software as well in c#. A ccminer friendly multipool with all the most profitable algos.
Payouts in darkcoins only.payouts will be darksended to preserve anonymity.

Pool software? Wouldn't it be easier, in C#, if you'd just write client software that would switch locally?
Would be even more fun if ccminer itself could switch through API, flawlessly and multi-algo. Even loadbalancing against % chance of a coin being the most profitable.
Coin A has 80% chance, and most would just mine that. But it would make sense to also loadbalance 20% to the second most probable profitable coin. Or maybe even more Wink

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Quote from: sp_ on March 20, 2015, 12:54:56 AM

Yaamp is a good.pool. but it miss some functonality. I want a graph of each workers performance over time.
More algorithms added( whirlpolx, anime, myriad groestl )
Etc etc.

im with you on that sp ...

if there is infrastructure you need for testing ( servers - miners - etc ) just let me know ...

btw - are you now back from your holi-ummm-break ? ...

Wink

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ps - a multipool server of sorts would be a great 'backend' plugin for mpos ...

#crysx

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Yaamp is a good.pool. but it miss some functonality. I want a graph of each workers performance over time.
More algorithms added( whirlpolx, anime, myriad groestl )
Etc etc.

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Quote from: Gladimor on March 19, 2015, 11:25:44 PM

Quote from: sp_ on March 19, 2015, 11:05:07 PM

I might write pool software as well in c#. A ccminer friendly multipool with all the most profitable algos.
Payouts in darkcoins only.payouts will be darksended to preserve anonymity.

I am certain that your multipool would soar in popularity if it were more profitable than the other big-name multipools (eg: yaamp).

Yes, I would definitely use it, if it outperformed the competition. Here's hoping you decide to do it, and that you have a great success with it! Wink

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Quote from: sp_ on March 19, 2015, 11:05:07 PM

I might write pool software as well in c#. A ccminer friendly multipool with all the most profitable algos.
Payouts in darkcoins only.payouts will be darksended to preserve anonymity.

I am certain that your multipool would soar in popularity if it were more profitable than the other big-name multipools (eg: yaamp).

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I might write pool software as well in c#. A ccminer friendly multipool with all the most profitable algos.
Payouts in darkcoins only.payouts will be darksended to preserve anonymity.

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Quote from: djm34 on March 12, 2015, 08:00:47 AM

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Yaamp is a coin killer and only pays 1/3 of what you could make if you mine the coin directly Angry

nothing new in that... multipools are for lazy people, so it is ok rip them off Grin

Yup.Lazy and stupid. I was making 2.5 LTC a day with 60 mh/s quark...do the math people Now nothing.Go ahead and get ripped off by yaamp pool and kill the coins.
There's a coin that pays out exponentially djm and a mutipool like that kills it for me during the high payout cycle. It switches to that high payout cycle and I get very few blocks. Then it switches to another coin.

If someone finds out a solution for this I am willing to join. 50 mh/s.

not using a multipool seems like a pretty good solution to me

I agree djm..the main problem with a multipool is again they dump the coin for the going rate..auto sell.

but thats the point im trying to make ...

why not create a multipool that DOESNT do that ... one that actually takes CARE of the miners ... and trades also ...

#crysx

You need to make a fully open source multipool, that can be transparent in its algorithm. People would use that one, because they know it's not ripping them off, and it would be more profitable to run that than to scam.

The issue with this is, a switching algorithm that everyone is using is ineffective...

true i always mine when no one else is and make more profit, look spread i couldnt mine 1 block per day 1.5 month ago with 8 gpus, but than few days back at low nethashrate and difficulty i mined 10 blocks with only 2 gpu, i always get more profit mining less profitable coins at right time and selling them at right time if i mine monero i will not sell it for 0.2$ that is when i start mining monero, that is when nethash become lower and i get more coins and wait until is at 0.4$ to sell bc monero goes from 0.2 to 04/5$ and back constantly in last 5 months
etc etc...

Thats exactly the way I mine...without exception.

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