Eligius has had namecoin payout issues for the last several months.
Eligius auto payout is too high as well, I don't like that much coin sitting on any site.
Ghash can't seem to get their autopayout to work at all and while the 2fa is sweet, it could be more flexible.
Ghash fees for manual withdraws are steep as well imnsho.
I like Ghash's site though; but I am looking currently for another pool that can get the auto payout to work.*
*plus a bunch of other options that ghash and eligius don't offer...
With that said, the option of opening a new pool is appealing to me, just getting new miners to join to make it worth
everyones time.
Topic: GHASH.IO vs ELIGIUS.ST - page 4. (Read 6792 times)
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You can also setup an automated daily payout to multiple address, so an hacker that has access to your account won't find lot of btcs to steal
Lucky enough for me, I was already clearing out the bitcoin every night at 12 am, so the hacker only got a small amount, still very frustrating though. It was of course my mistake. Always set up all the security you can.
Definitely: tfa is so simple to setup and can greatly reduce these tipes of attack
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You can also setup an automated daily payout to multiple address, so an hacker that has access to your account won't find lot of btcs to steal
Lucky enough for me, I was already clearing out the bitcoin every night at 12 am, so the hacker only got a small amount, still very frustrating though. It was of course my mistake. Always set up all the security you can.
Then I moved over to GHASH, the interface is great, very user friendly, everything is fantastic and clear to read. Pros: payouts also seemed very good, payouts were fast, stats were more accurate than Eligius, but still not entirely. Cons: I actually had my accoutn hacked and got some bitcoin stolen from my account. They tried getting into my coinbase too, but I had two factor. If you go GHASH, get two factor, immediately. First thing you should do. Other than that, there are a lot of other services they have through CEX.io available to you. I would go GHASH if I started mining again.
You can also setup an automated daily payout to multiple address, so an hacker that has access to your account won't find lot of btcs to steal
When I used to mine, after leaving BTCGuild, I went over to Eligius. The only reason though was because at the time GHASH was very close to getting 51% and I didnt want to contribute to that. While on Eligius though, I must admit the interface is not good at all, it feels like the payouts takes years, and the stats were not always accurate. The payouts however, seemed fairly decent. Plus side, payouts go to your wallet, they don't hang out on the website that can get hacked.
Then I moved over to GHASH, the interface is great, very user friendly, everything is fantastic and clear to read. Pros: payouts also seemed very good, payouts were fast, stats were more accurate than Eligius, but still not entirely. Cons: I actually had my accoutn hacked and got some bitcoin stolen from my account. They tried getting into my coinbase too, but I had two factor. If you go GHASH, get two factor, immediately. First thing you should do. Other than that, there are a lot of other services they have through CEX.io available to you. I would go GHASH if I started mining again.
Then I moved over to GHASH, the interface is great, very user friendly, everything is fantastic and clear to read. Pros: payouts also seemed very good, payouts were fast, stats were more accurate than Eligius, but still not entirely. Cons: I actually had my accoutn hacked and got some bitcoin stolen from my account. They tried getting into my coinbase too, but I had two factor. If you go GHASH, get two factor, immediately. First thing you should do. Other than that, there are a lot of other services they have through CEX.io available to you. I would go GHASH if I started mining again.
For me the best is ghash.io, mainly becouse of the sms notifications in case of hw problems
GHASH.IO vs ELIGIUS.ST
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
So I tried both with several th/s over the past couple of months because I started having problems with btcguild, ghash.io has a more refined interface and two-factor authentication for account management. The eligius interface seemed to have a lot of bugs in it, I got all of my miners to attach but the payouts didn't really meet expectations either, even taking pool luck into consideration. The eligius payout was 20% lower over a 5 day period when compared to both ghash.io and btcguild. That being said, the reported gh/s on miners over at ghash.io is not very accurate and off by about 5%-10%. Ghash.io also had an outage this week which resulted in dropped miners and there's also a problem with autopayouts too.
So may I know on which pool do you mine btc?
Both
GHASH.IO vs ELIGIUS.ST
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
So I tried both with several th/s over the past couple of months because I started having problems with btcguild, ghash.io has a more refined interface and two-factor authentication for account management. The eligius interface seemed to have a lot of bugs in it, I got all of my miners to attach but the payouts didn't really meet expectations either, even taking pool luck into consideration. The eligius payout was 20% lower over a 5 day period when compared to both ghash.io and btcguild. That being said, the reported gh/s on miners over at ghash.io is not very accurate and off by about 5%-10%. Ghash.io also had an outage this week which resulted in dropped miners and there's also a problem with autopayouts too.
So may I know on which pool do you mine btc?
GHASH.IO vs ELIGIUS.ST
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
So I tried both with several th/s over the past couple of months because I started having problems with btcguild, ghash.io has a more refined interface and two-factor authentication for account management. The eligius interface seemed to have a lot of bugs in it, I got all of my miners to attach but the payouts didn't really meet expectations either, even taking pool luck into consideration. The eligius payout was 20% lower over a 5 day period when compared to both ghash.io and btcguild. That being said, the reported gh/s on miners over at ghash.io is not very accurate and off by about 5%-10%. Ghash.io also had an outage this week which resulted in dropped miners and there's also a problem with autopayouts too.
For me, ghash.io shows accurate hashrates and mines more coins that others. mmpool was the worst for me.
Any one tried multipool? Their stats shows astonishing figures in the tune of .0001+ But I never got that much and was below ghash.io.
GHASH.IO vs ELIGIUS.ST
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
So I tried both with several th/s over the past couple of months because I started having problems with btcguild, ghash.io has a more refined interface and two-factor authentication for account management. The eligius interface seemed to have a lot of bugs in it, I got all of my miners to attach but the payouts didn't really meet expectations either, even taking pool luck into consideration. The eligius payout was 20% lower over a 5 day period when compared to both ghash.io and btcguild. That being said, the reported gh/s on miners over at ghash.io is not very accurate and off by about 5%-10%. Ghash.io also had an outage this week which resulted in dropped miners and there's also a problem with autopayouts too.
GHASH.IO vs ELIGIUS.ST
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
Which pool is more profitable. Its seems GHASH.IO more appealing. What you say?
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