Topic: Elitehash Raven PPS Pools - stable rewards, payouts every hour! - page 2. (Read 880 times)
September 14, 2018, 05:15:34 PM
I prefer hourly payouts. Every 420 seconds was a bit too "spammy".
September 14, 2018, 11:14:28 AM
Payouts are now hourly until the stats calculation gets a whole new dedicated server. Also the rate is now only 100.3%, the pool was getting a bit too much growth at the higher rate.
August 13, 2018, 02:36:42 AM
THX, all working
August 11, 2018, 03:56:58 AM
Fixed now. PHP code was missing curly braces at a for loop. I should really get rid of all PHP files in the pool and make it all python 
why on eu server there is no information about payments
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
no record: Payouts from
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RHEe8HpvAeqEMFrHq4USPLLwuU6U3fX47f
no record: Payouts from on eu server, only us
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
no record: Payouts from
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RHEe8HpvAeqEMFrHq4USPLLwuU6U3fX47f
no record: Payouts from on eu server, only us
If you've never mined on a server it shows no stats from it. Unless you mean that you have mined on both and it's still not showing?
I received about 30 payments - but there is no summary statistics on the EU server http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
only record - Balance
wallet RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93 mined only EU server
why on eu server there is no information about payments
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
no record: Payouts from
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RHEe8HpvAeqEMFrHq4USPLLwuU6U3fX47f
no record: Payouts from on eu server, only us
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
no record: Payouts from
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RHEe8HpvAeqEMFrHq4USPLLwuU6U3fX47f
no record: Payouts from on eu server, only us
If you've never mined on a server it shows no stats from it. Unless you mean that you have mined on both and it's still not showing?
why on eu server there is no information about payments
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
no record: Payouts from
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RHEe8HpvAeqEMFrHq4USPLLwuU6U3fX47f
no record: Payouts from on eu server, only us
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RVsyqS2fuYzT5HdwsnCY5yEAh9XPo5qr93
no record: Payouts from
example: http://rvn.elitehash.net/RHEe8HpvAeqEMFrHq4USPLLwuU6U3fX47f
no record: Payouts from on eu server, only us
US1 server was down for 1 week, but now it's been replaced with a much faster server. Mining RVN doesn't look too enticing now, but just wait until the difficulty drops again! Payout rate is still 102.4%
Payout rate is still 102.4%
The payout rate is now 102.4%! (Has been for some time actually)
Just added an EU pool, and the pools are now named http://rvn-eu1.elitehash.net and http://rvn-us1.elitehash.net - of course the old http://rvn.elitehash.net works too. I'll probably make it a round-robin hostname for both servers.
Welcome to the latest addition on CryptoHashTank / Elitehash pools, http://rvn.elitehash.net
There's practically no variance on payouts as it's PPS, and the payouts start rolling almost instantly. Balances above 5 RVN are paid every 7 minutes (420 seconds), idle balances are paid out daily too. This is running the same code as the Bitcore PPS Pools I've been running for months with a group of happy miners. It just seems than Raven is way more profitable these days, and who wouldn't want to make the most out of their rigs?
There's practically no variance on payouts as it's PPS, and the payouts start rolling almost instantly. Balances above 5 RVN are paid every 7 minutes (420 seconds), idle balances are paid out daily too. This is running the same code as the Bitcore PPS Pools I've been running for months with a group of happy miners. It just seems than Raven is way more profitable these days, and who wouldn't want to make the most out of their rigs?
I just moved 260mh hashing power over. Let's give it a try and see if it is good
Although I'm still at the last of the bunch showing I'm doing 10 mh....need to update on that refresh time yo'
Hey there! The top miners list is showing 3 hour averages. Maybe it would make more sense with a tighter timeframe. I wanted semi-stable numbers there, but I admit it also adds unnecessary confusion. Everyone can already see their 1h/3h/6h/12h/24h stats, but perhaps some miners never get there after being scared off by the initially low numbers
Welcome to the latest addition on CryptoHashTank / Elitehash pools, http://rvn.elitehash.net
There's practically no variance on payouts as it's PPS, and the payouts start rolling almost instantly. Balances above 5 RVN are paid every 7 minutes (420 seconds), idle balances are paid out daily too. This is running the same code as the Bitcore PPS Pools I've been running for months with a group of happy miners. It just seems than Raven is way more profitable these days, and who wouldn't want to make the most out of their rigs?
There's practically no variance on payouts as it's PPS, and the payouts start rolling almost instantly. Balances above 5 RVN are paid every 7 minutes (420 seconds), idle balances are paid out daily too. This is running the same code as the Bitcore PPS Pools I've been running for months with a group of happy miners. It just seems than Raven is way more profitable these days, and who wouldn't want to make the most out of their rigs?
I just moved 260mh hashing power over. Let's give it a try and see if it is good
Although I'm still at the last of the bunch showing I'm doing 10 mh....need to update on that refresh time yo'
Welcome Elitehash pools, http://rvn.elitehash.net
There's practically no variance on payouts as it's PPS, and the payouts start rolling almost instantly. Balances above 5 RVN are paid multiple times per hour (ask for custom thresholds!), idle balances are paid out quickly too. The pool payout rate varies but I try not to make radical changes. Obviously nothing like going to 50% payout rate suddenly. It's displayed like that because it's been over 100% - though that's unlikely to return in the foreseeable future.
If the pool loses hashrate noticeably, payout rate is probably increased, because less variance has to be absorbed.
If the pool gains hashrate rapidly, payout rate will probably decrease, unless it seems possible & reasonable to endure the increase in variance.
If the pool hashrate doesn't move enough to warrant changes, payout rate may still be adjusted in small ticks.
These principles should help understand how the rate behaves. I have a natural incentive to abstain from making shocking changes, but that doesn't mean I'm perfect. There have been 2 or 3 situations that I would've liked to have prepared better for, when I felt like I was making changes too suddenly but was forced to anyway. That number would be double if I hadn't opted to give the pool some 'loans' to bail out from bad luck. I'm glad those have been repaid already, now the focus is on better stability so it doesn't have to happen again.
Perhaps we can return to focusing on high payout rates at some point. I thought that - having started almost a year ago - it would be obvious that I have an incentive to keep things running, and hence fix any delays in payments. These happened semi-frequently when I still tried to keep the payout rate as high as possible. Experience shows that people didn't think like that; the level of panic was higher than anticipated. Today it's the opposite, I really expected more sullen comparisons agains past rates. Of course it's only fair to compare against real results from current pools, but not everyone cares
It's odd how silent all miners are now. Surely there are more features people want, assuming there are no problems (there always are...)? Naturally I'd like requests for features that don't even exist anywhere else yet. Don't let that turn you down!
There's practically no variance on payouts as it's PPS, and the payouts start rolling almost instantly. Balances above 5 RVN are paid multiple times per hour (ask for custom thresholds!), idle balances are paid out quickly too. The pool payout rate varies but I try not to make radical changes. Obviously nothing like going to 50% payout rate suddenly. It's displayed like that because it's been over 100% - though that's unlikely to return in the foreseeable future.
If the pool loses hashrate noticeably, payout rate is probably increased, because less variance has to be absorbed.
If the pool gains hashrate rapidly, payout rate will probably decrease, unless it seems possible & reasonable to endure the increase in variance.
If the pool hashrate doesn't move enough to warrant changes, payout rate may still be adjusted in small ticks.
These principles should help understand how the rate behaves. I have a natural incentive to abstain from making shocking changes, but that doesn't mean I'm perfect. There have been 2 or 3 situations that I would've liked to have prepared better for, when I felt like I was making changes too suddenly but was forced to anyway. That number would be double if I hadn't opted to give the pool some 'loans' to bail out from bad luck. I'm glad those have been repaid already, now the focus is on better stability so it doesn't have to happen again.
Perhaps we can return to focusing on high payout rates at some point. I thought that - having started almost a year ago - it would be obvious that I have an incentive to keep things running, and hence fix any delays in payments. These happened semi-frequently when I still tried to keep the payout rate as high as possible. Experience shows that people didn't think like that; the level of panic was higher than anticipated. Today it's the opposite, I really expected more sullen comparisons agains past rates. Of course it's only fair to compare against real results from current pools, but not everyone cares
It's odd how silent all miners are now. Surely there are more features people want, assuming there are no problems (there always are...)? Naturally I'd like requests for features that don't even exist anywhere else yet. Don't let that turn you down!
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