So have people just stopped making purchases on GPU max?
I have barely gotten any leased work at all over the last week, and yes, my miners are priced well below the the leasing maximum.
I'm considering taking all my miners offline since there isn't any work available to make up for the increased rejects mining through GPUmax on my offline pool. It was nice while it lasted, but I had a feeling the ratio of miners to purchasers was going to grow way out of sync.
Last couple of days there has been work, one thing to check is your miners after the update it had the only work on private pools on by default on my miners perhaps this is the case for yours as well.
Definitely accepting public work, noticed that about the day after the change and updated my workers, but it seems since the change I have gotten almost no work. Payouts from my offline pool have been more than 10x what they have been from GPUmax, whereas about a week ago they were about 1:1, which I had no problems with. I love the service, it just seems like the supply:demand ratio has gone downhill pretty fast.
According to my stats page I got the 1:1 you speak of overnight last night into today/last 24 hours, so you have something weird going on with your worker(s)/pricing of that worker(s).
I've been getting public work on and off for the last 2 days. For reference, what's your shareprice? All my workers are at 0.00004
I was at .000039.
My share price was and is .000039, I have a 'control' worker set at .000038 that didn't seem to get any more work than my primary ones. Not sure what's up with my miners, but I only seem to get a few hours of leased work at night, the rest is offline.
EDIT: Over yesterday and today I seem to be getting a lot closer to the 1:1 ratio. I'll pipe down now
People are going to share
public work pps prices. Either out in the open or by PM's. Does't it affect market prices? If, the
pwppsp is based off of the purchase price and the demand of the purchased shares, I say no. If the
pwppsp is determined by a weighted average of offers from miners and then marked up to determine the purchase price, then yes...
My theorem can be understood intuitively by applying it to motion: If a car travels one hundred miles in one hour in Wisconsin, then its average speed during that time was 100 miles per hour. To get at that average speed, the car either has to go at a constant 100 miles per hour during that whole time, or, if it goes slower at one moment, the diver is then usually drunk, like every WI driver, and must drive reckless in order to still end up with an average of 100 miles per hour. Therefore, the Mean Value Theorem tells us that at some point during the journey, the car must have been traveling at exactly 100 miles per hour; that is, it was traveling at its average speed. Which in GPUMAX's case, would = 7 or 1/Y0*(M4M4)x2. Say it isn't!
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