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legendary

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Ruu \o/

Quote from: o_solo_miner on May 27, 2018, 12:00:13 PM

Congratulation: Block 524676 solved by 1MQqTCv74JL2TFfULftX4JXHBG7x4Yfw9X

Congratulations everyone on our latest block, courtesy of our 3rd biggest miner Cheesy

Another version-rolled block from a T1.

Code:

[2018-05-27 16:43:29.244] Possible block solve diff 5505949358886.092773 !
[2018-05-27 16:43:29.397] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2018-05-27 16:43:29.445] Solved block 524676 by 1MQqTCv74JL2TFfULftX4JXHBG7x4Yfw9X.catia06
[2018-05-27 16:43:29.445] User 1MQqTCv74JL2TFfULftX4JXHBG7x4Yfw9X:{"hashrate1m": "1.05P", "hashrate5m": "1.06P", "hashrate1hr": "1.06P", "hashrate1d": "1.01P", "hashrate7d": "488T"}
[2018-05-27 16:43:29.445] Worker 1MQqTCv74JL2TFfULftX4JXHBG7x4Yfw9X.catia06:{"hashrate1m": "15.5T", "hashrate5m": "15.7T", "hashrate1hr": "15.2T", "hashrate1d": "15.2T", "hashrate7d": "6.48T"}
[2018-05-27 16:48:06.175] Hash for block height 524676 confirms block was CONFIRMED

https://btc.com/000000000000000000331f064a0ba7a67fb632d3b24e2a887a6a41cd57a3f2f4

Full payout details:
http://ckpool.org/blocks/524676.confirmed

gekkeleo

newbie

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Congret

o_solo_miner

legendary

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-> morgen, ist heute, schon gestern <-

Congratulation: Block 524676 solved by 1MQqTCv74JL2TFfULftX4JXHBG7x4Yfw9X

ryanpietro

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Quote from: Philopolymath on May 25, 2018, 07:57:25 PM

Never tell me the odds! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
I'm going to speak with the Universe via Edgar Casey tonight and beg for a block..
I just arrived at my new home in Namur Que only to be told I must wait another two weeks for my 400 amps.
..

Someone just shoot me now please.

We’ve all gone through similar fun times... we feel your pain.

Philopolymath

sr. member

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Walter Russell's Cosmogony is RIGHT!

Never tell me the odds! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
I'm going to speak with the Universe via Edgar Casey tonight and beg for a block..
I just arrived at my new home in Namur Que only to be told I must wait another two weeks for my 400 amps.
..

Someone just shoot me now please.

philipma1957

legendary

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'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: User name used on May 25, 2018, 12:23:23 PM

Thanks, I understand the stop light example. For the coin flip if I only have to get one heads I would rather have 5 coins flipping instead of 4. Hence the extreme PH drop just inherently seems (not saying in reality) has an adverse impact on our luck factor.
I appreciate the responses.

20% drop in hashrate means 20% longer to hit a block.

But in theory the shares needed are still the same.

So with the coins it should be 50% heads and tails which is the luck.

But five coins flipping will find a heads faster then four..

So you got the idea.

Now quality of the gear hashing and whether it is really true to its luck rate very hard to know if it is good without endless testing of it with many pieces of gear. Same with a pool is the software good? Etc.

User name used

jr. member

Activity: 102

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Thanks, I understand the stop light example. For the coin flip if I only have to get one heads I would rather have 5 coins flipping instead of 4. Hence the extreme PH drop just inherently seems (not saying in reality) has an adverse impact on our luck factor.
I appreciate the responses.

ComputerGenie

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Retired IRCX God

Quote from: User name used on May 25, 2018, 10:57:06 AM

Since part of this world of BTC mining is based on luck. Does the variance of 3-5 PH reduction / increase nightly screw w our expectations to find blocks? Just seems when you have that many miner power cutting off to the degree they do this pool has a distorted luck expectation. Just honest thought not trying to stir the pot. Still getting up to speed on this.

Other than "expected" time, hash rate has no effect on any variance. Luck is the comparative factor that says: it takes 27.5-38.9 minutes to traverse downtown Memphis at noon on a Wednesday (it doesn't matter if you're in a dump-truck or you're in a Lotus); the only difference is if you hit 38 red lights or all 41.

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: User name used on May 25, 2018, 10:57:06 AM

Since part of this world of BTC mining is based on luck. Does the variance of 3-5 PH reduction / increase nightly screw w our expectations to find blocks? Just seems when you have that many miner power cutting off to the degree they do this pool has a distorted luck expectation. Just honest thought not trying to stir the pot. Still getting up to speed on this.

Does flipping 5 coins vs 4 coins matter in terms of heads vs tails % no.

User name used

jr. member

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Since part of this world of BTC mining is based on luck. Does the variance of 3-5 PH reduction / increase nightly screw w our expectations to find blocks? Just seems when you have that many miner power cutting off to the degree they do this pool has a distorted luck expectation. Just honest thought not trying to stir the pot. Still getting up to speed on this.

ryanpietro

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Quote from: philipma1957 on May 24, 2018, 05:28:19 AM

Quote from: ryanpietro on May 24, 2018, 05:21:14 AM

If I’m reading the payout correctly it states that the miner gets a reward who finds the block. Say exact reward amount varies upon several factors... out of curiosity (if I’m even reading this correctly) what is the reward ROUGHLY. I believe it varies as I stated but would be it like 1btc, 0.1btc or 0.01btc? Was just curious and figured I would ask...

Ps there have been 1,000 payout related questions in the life of this thread and the members are always so extremely helpful in understanding it instead of saying “do a search” or “read page xx”
I think it’s very cool of you guys being so patient and helpful!!

do you mean this?

"Lucky rewards - since shares are weighted by the difficulty of the share found, if you are a small miner that has a handful of lucky high diff shares, you can earn significantly more, capped at current network difficulty.
Block finder rewards - as per lucky rewards, a large share weight is attached to block finds (but is applied to the next block reward since user rewards are included in the existing unsolved block reward.) The sooner the next block is found, the higher the block finder reward is."

from home page
http://ckpool.org/

yes that is what i was referring to...

EarthWide

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Heeerrre blocky blocky block!! Time for a CKPool solve!!

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legendary

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Ruu \o/

Quote from: gekkeleo on May 24, 2018, 02:57:49 PM

good evening every one,

i have a antminer v9 when i connect it with the pool i got alot of hw.
when i connect it with a different pool i do not get any hw.

i tried the 2 different poorts the 443 get me less hw but still have it.

does some one know how i can put a start diff for the v9.

It's impossible for the pool to cause hardware errors in your device. Bitmain's drivers are garbage and they are probably just doing diff calculation wrong with a different value for diff than this pool provides and they are having to classify low diff shares as hardware errors. Just ignore them if the displayed hashrate is still okay.

crypto_curious

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Quote from: gekkeleo on May 24, 2018, 02:57:49 PM

good evening every one,

i have a antminer v9 when i connect it with the pool i got alot of hw.
when i connect it with a different pool i do not get any hw.

i tried the 2 different poorts the 443 get me less hw but still have it.

does some one know how i can put a start diff for the v9.

Point your device to pool.ckpool.org:3333 and enter your bitcoin address. That's all you do. If you have a lot of HW errors from mining then your device is faulty.
Show us screenshots from mining here for at least one hour.
And screenshot from mining somewhere else for at least one hour, so we can compare.

gekkeleo

newbie

Activity: 20

Merit: 0

good evening every one,

i have a antminer v9 when i connect it with the pool i got alot of hw.
when i connect it with a different pool i do not get any hw.

i tried the 2 different poorts the 443 get me less hw but still have it.

does some one know how i can put a start diff for the v9.

philipma1957

legendary

Activity: 4326

Merit: 8899

'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: ryanpietro on May 24, 2018, 05:21:14 AM

If I’m reading the payout correctly it states that the miner gets a reward who finds the block. Say exact reward amount varies upon several factors... out of curiosity (if I’m even reading this correctly) what is the reward ROUGHLY. I believe it varies as I stated but would be it like 1btc, 0.1btc or 0.01btc? Was just curious and figured I would ask...

Ps there have been 1,000 payout related questions in the life of this thread and the members are always so extremely helpful in understanding it instead of saying “do a search” or “read page xx”
I think it’s very cool of you guys being so patient and helpful!!

do you mean this?

"Lucky rewards - since shares are weighted by the difficulty of the share found, if you are a small miner that has a handful of lucky high diff shares, you can earn significantly more, capped at current network difficulty.
Block finder rewards - as per lucky rewards, a large share weight is attached to block finds (but is applied to the next block reward since user rewards are included in the existing unsolved block reward.) The sooner the next block is found, the higher the block finder reward is."

from home page
http://ckpool.org/

ryanpietro

copper member

Activity: 18

Merit: 0

If I’m reading the payout correctly it states that the miner gets a reward who finds the block. Say exact reward amount varies upon several factors... out of curiosity (if I’m even reading this correctly) what is the reward ROUGHLY. I believe it varies as I stated but would be it like 1btc, 0.1btc or 0.01btc? Was just curious and figured I would ask...

Ps there have been 1,000 payout related questions in the life of this thread and the members are always so extremely helpful in understanding it instead of saying “do a search” or “read page xx”
I think it’s very cool of you guys being so patient and helpful!!

Powderz22

newbie

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Merit: 0

Great explanations. After reading them twice I now understand it enough. Like I said, I will stay a loyal member for as long as my miners work Wink

ComputerGenie

hero member

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Retired IRCX God

The main thing you're missing is that we get paid spanning 5 times the network difficulty (5 blocks in theory, more like 3-4 with the current pool rate). That means that your calculated payout for the current block isn't the only payout you get (especially if you've yet to hit the 5N mark).

It's hard to understand, at first, so I'll use fairly rounded even numbers to try to explain....

At 30 PH, we should find a block ever 6.5 days.
So, if you start mining right after we find a block, you will see your complete 5N results at 33 days.
Assuming no new growth and you continue mining, the calculated reward that you have at 33 days is close to what you could expect to get out of every block.
At no point do any calculations include "everything you'll ever get", because 5N rewards don't work that way (in any pool).

For every block that the pool hits before that 33 day period, your reward will still be growing.

For every block that the pool hits after you stop mining, your reward will gradually decrease.

philipma1957

legendary

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'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: lfarkas on May 23, 2018, 05:37:36 PM

I use one bitcoin address with 5 workers...
http://www.yourcomputergenie.com/?address=3JBqoMHW7d94rt8iA6KNme9hdos8f51dso
does it means after 6 days my estimated balance is 32 usd?

yes and it will grow each day until about day 50 .

a nice thing now is coins are down so if you stick around until day 50 and coins spike after that you can do what I mentioned a few posts earlier.

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