Topic: [CLOSED] Semi-private mining pool - page 12. (Read 53242 times)

We guarantee payments are made M-F in the morning. In reality, payments are made throughout the day and on weekends too.

All blocks are mined to cold storage. So when we make payments, we are moving coins out of CS and into a hot wallet. We have a firm threshold of the number of coins allowed in the hot wallet to make sure any security breach can be covered.

Cool, Thanks, I accidentally clicked on "make payment" thinking it was not fully auto, And created another smaller payment, Sorry 

Payments are done manually, to make it more secure.

my first (and last) payout took around ~24h

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Just reached my first auto payout, Says it on payments screen, also says paid=no. How long does this process take for each payment?

Hi,

I've just registered and having a look at the API as i need that sorted before any miners are put onto the pool, and apparently im being a nuisance already
Im hitting the workername limit, because of a long registered username length basically, im assuming the db limit is 25char, and being the nuisance i am, i need 26.

I've tried settings > user name, and abbreviating the username to 3 char, but the workername persists with the original user name before it.

Is there any chance of extending the workername length, infact ideally i'd rather have the [username].[workername] part being abbreviated seeing as the login is done by email addr and i can put a full name into the 'settings > user name' but for display purposes, but im certain this is a deeper setting than we have access to as members.

Very impressed with the setup though, its clean and looking very positive going forward.
I'll go back to my cave and be quiet now

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I've just come back to mess a little more on the site, added a 2nd worker and its using the shortened username. So it seems an existing workername doesnt update the username part, but newly created ones use the current data. So thats not too bad, however i cannot find an option to delete a worker. Hide is there, but delete would be preferred if that could be added to the development list, till then hidden isnt going to cause any problems.

PPS rewards are calculated with each new shift that is created. Right now, shifts are running about 1h 40m.


Shares build for the length of a shift. If more miners come onto the pool, shift creation time will go down.

Realtime payments are an interesting thought.


The "time ago" calculations are fuzzy. I can certainly replace them with timestamps.


That would seem to be a bug. I have noted it and will check into it first thing in the morning.


We do keep this information and can display it. Your calculations won't be exact though if we have a difficulty change between rewards being credited. Each share record has the block height and difficulty which allows for exact calculation of value.

Forgive me if I'm asking things on which you're still busy implementing, just want to get some things straight for myself.

Just a few questions regarding PPS

I've pointed my Jupiter to PPS and I see work being done.

Is there a set time on which my PPS shares are listed under "recent rewards"?
Will you be implementing realtime credits just like btcguild has?

The time between the credits are different.


Furthermore, the PPS earnings are stated as confirmed though they don't show up on my reward page, neither as confirmed or unconfirmed.

As a feature would it be possible to put the amount of shares which are being paid on the same column as block Height? Not that I'm going to do a calculation check but just would be nice to have ;-)


Cheers and keep up the good work.

The cgminer number is your real hashing speed as it is in control of the equipment.

So what is the real hashing speed my pool number or my cgminer number?

It is called share variance. The rate the pool shows is only an estimate based off of work submitted.

PPS is live.

Why my hashing speed at cgminer avg is 530-540
And the pool show only 480gh?....?

That's what some people on big pools think. In fact they pay 2 to 3 % more fees than others.

Partly, you'll get more payout but each one will be smaller.

A bigger pool reduces your variance, not what you're going to earn.

spiccioli

Is it true you'll get more or better payouts with a pool that has more people in it? I'm guessing the more users in a pool the quicker they solve a block, hence more payouts. Is that thinking correct?
Thanks.

You'll have the same luck at each pool as long as you stick it out though the good luck and bad.

The real question should be "what are my fees for the pool?".

This pool will have the lowest fees in the industry if we ever come out of beta. Until then, PPLNS is fee free.

Would I have better luck on this pool or BTC Guild? I'm new to mining, so all the different pools and which to use.

There we go! Got this python code working so if either of my workers drops below x hash rate it will email me at my gmail account. Scheduled this to run once every 15 minutes.

(change apikey to your key, website - since this is semi-private i left it out, userid, email login/pass and modify workers[] and speed[] for however many workers you have and adjust speed accordingly)

Note: This is one of the very few python programs I have made (I once wrote print "Hello World" before  ), but it seems like it works to me.

Now I just need to have my phone play a loud panic mp3 when an email comes in with the subject of "Hash Rate Low"

You are definitely not and it has been corrected. All api keys returned should be lowercase.