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Topic: coinhive/gridcash question (Read 132 times)
I'm mining XMR with my CPU, and my hash rate is around 150h/s (i5). i installed coinhive on a website and the hashrate is 50h/s. why this difference?
Maybe the mining script running on javascript isn't as efficient?
How can i calculate the result based on the payment method of coinhive which is 0.000029 XMR per 1Million hashes?
Don't you just need to set the pool fee to 30%, as Coinhive keeps that? From your calculation you should be able to end up with 20.89 XMR, so just multiply that by 0.7, which is the percentage you keep, and you should get 14.623 XMR.
I might be misunderstanding everything here so feel free to clear things up.
The coinhive site is blocked by my antivirus I couldn't access the site so I don't have any idea on how their payment system works.
Anyway, I will try to answer your question.
Some web mining site is asking for fees before you can withdraw.
The fee sometimes is 5%, like you said you have 20 XMR in 1 month then deduct the 5% in 20XMR and then the total amount you can withdraw is 19XMR
If you're a blogger and use this as your source of earnings to stay your blog alive it is not a good idea.
Visitor hates slow websites and visitors could report your website to google and bing if they notice their CPU usage is high while browsing in your website then your website will receive a penalty that can result of low rankings in any search engine, so if no rankings no traffic and honestly coinhive is paying a small amount for CPU mining.
I suggest that you use a banner ads instead.
Anyway, I will try to answer your question.
Some web mining site is asking for fees before you can withdraw.
The fee sometimes is 5%, like you said you have 20 XMR in 1 month then deduct the 5% in 20XMR and then the total amount you can withdraw is 19XMR
If you're a blogger and use this as your source of earnings to stay your blog alive it is not a good idea.
Visitor hates slow websites and visitors could report your website to google and bing if they notice their CPU usage is high while browsing in your website then your website will receive a penalty that can result of low rankings in any search engine, so if no rankings no traffic and honestly coinhive is paying a small amount for CPU mining.
I suggest that you use a banner ads instead.
Hello,
Can you please be so kind and explain how this scripts are working?
I'm mining XMR with my CPU, and my hash rate is around 150h/s (i5). i installed coinhive on a website and the hashrate is 50h/s. why this difference?
Also, I have a plan involving this kind of script and I don't understand the payout method of this scripts (coinhive, gridcash, etc).
I`m using this calculator:
https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/xmr?HashingPower=200000&HashingUnit=H%2Fs&PowerConsumption=10&CostPerkWh=0&MiningPoolFee=2
can i deduce that 10.000 visitors that will mine 24/7 on my website, will mine the ammount calculated here? -> i put an avg of 20h/s * 10.000 miners and the result is 20xmr per month.
How can i calculate the result based on the payment method of coinhive which is 0.000029 XMR per 1Million hashes?
many thanks!
Can you please be so kind and explain how this scripts are working?
I'm mining XMR with my CPU, and my hash rate is around 150h/s (i5). i installed coinhive on a website and the hashrate is 50h/s. why this difference?
Also, I have a plan involving this kind of script and I don't understand the payout method of this scripts (coinhive, gridcash, etc).
I`m using this calculator:
https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/xmr?HashingPower=200000&HashingUnit=H%2Fs&PowerConsumption=10&CostPerkWh=0&MiningPoolFee=2
can i deduce that 10.000 visitors that will mine 24/7 on my website, will mine the ammount calculated here? -> i put an avg of 20h/s * 10.000 miners and the result is 20xmr per month.
How can i calculate the result based on the payment method of coinhive which is 0.000029 XMR per 1Million hashes?
many thanks!
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