Topic: [CLOSED] BTCMine - ZERO fee mining pool (LP, SSL, JSON API, P2SH) - page 14. (Read 171605 times)

In your user profile.

Hi! Where can I check my balance?

Thanks.

Most definitely.  At 1GH/s or even 5GH/s, a pool is the place to be.  You have picked an historically great pool!  Good luck!

Look through the mining forum and see what you can do to get your hardware to mine as efficiently as it can (i.e. drivers, mining software and settings for the mining software and even overclocking if you are willing and able). 

I'm new here but got it working yesterday

At 197Mhash I decided that a pool would be the best place for me 

You should enable cookies and javascript. Also try clear your browser cache.

Woot their support fixed my account,

Great pool! Mine on!

Could be difficult to contact support if they blocked your IP unless you already know the email address

Awww, my account is now locked!!!

After Firefox upgrade my saved password is gone, so I had to manually login.
Accidentally used capital "D" instead of lower case "d" for my username,
At first I thought my password was wrong so I tried like 5 different ones.

Now the page says:
Your account locked or access from your IP denied. Too many login attempts.
Contact support to unlock your account and remove your IP from blacklist.

Help???!!

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30 May 2011 17:42:26

I get this when i try to register:

Forbidden (403)

CSRF verification failed. Request aborted.

There is only 3 blocks where you submit shares.
2 blocks confirmed and you may see this money on the money page, one block not confirmed and marked as invalid (this money not confirmed).
Pool do not pay for invalid blocks.

Total bounty               0.00777064 BTC
Total bounty for 24h     0.02747498BTC
Total payout                0.00         BTC

0.02747498 BTC -   0.00777064 BTC =0.01970434BTC where my 0.01970434 BTC?


Yesterday
Confirmed bounty     0.02287748
Total bounty           0.02287748
Total bounty for 24h 0.02287748
Solved shares          371
Total payout           0.00

Today
Confirmed bounty     0.00777064
Total bounty           0.00777064
Total bounty for 24h 0.02747498
Solved shares          730
Total payout           0.00

Uhm ... when the bounty is confirmed, it still doesn't add up to 0.10 BTC.   It adds up to just over 0.03 BTC.

So, what problem are you having?

What's the point of DDoSing the pools anyway?  To what end?

 
 My Account（Yesterday ）：
                    Solved shares 371
                     Total bounty    0.02287748 BTC
                     Total payout    0.00             BTC
 My Account（Today ）：
                    Solved shares 730
                     Total bounty    0.00777064 BTC
                     Total payout    0.00             BTC
 why?my Minimum payout :0.10BTC,I'm not payout，But where my BTC?

Standard bitcoind not suited for high load pool (any version).
And I'm not talking about bitcoind, it's pool software daemon.

Are you running the latest version of bitcoind, or are you running an older and/or patched version similar to Slush?  I am just curious.  I know a fairly recent release [supposedly] fixed the daemon crashing problem, but perhaps patches make it a little unstable?

Sorry for this, there is not successful daemon restart.

You should look on block stats and then make some BASIC math.
Pool do not pay for shares, if you miss this.

Well, you really should donate if you like it or the pool won't be able to continue to operate [transaction fees are not significant enough yet and probably won't be for a year or so I would guess, when there is likely to be significant merchant activity].  2% used to be the regular fee and is, I would say, the recommended donation.

Deepbit gets away with those fees because of the reduction of variability [not so much reductions as the swings are faster, so averaging over time is faster ... generally meaning less noticeable variance], and for the instant payout feature of even unconfirmed shares of a block.  BTCMine however, will have some awesome days or weeks and of course the opposite.  It is more likely that you may earn a lot more or lose a lot more over any given period of time, but over a long time, you save that 1%.  Also, it is good to support pools other than one large pool since you cause them to grow [also helping reduce some of the daily variance] and it helps avoid one pool from gaining too much hashing power [remember deepbit went over 50% of the network hashing rate twice when there were just two big pool ... now you can say that there are four big pools including BTCMine with deepbit being by far the largest].  Spreading the hashing power avoids pool crashed causing miners to flood to one pool making it large enough for the double paying attack.  Having said that, I believe, thanks to pools like BTCMine, that is now a much reduced threat.  Support the cause