Topic: Harvestcoin.com - [P2Pool] Bitcoin/Litecoin Easy-Mining Pool (Read 18258 times)

The Harvestcoin P2Pool server has been shut down per my previous posts. Thanks again to all who supported it.

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Just another reminder that Harvestcoin will be shut down this Friday 13th September at 9am GMT.

Thank you to all who have supported.

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Thanks SirMintALot! Appreciate the support!

Thats somehow sad, I always liked your pool 

Due to a change in personal circumstances, I will shutting down Harvestcoin next Friday 13th Semptember at 9am GMT.

Thank you to everybody who has chosen to mine here...it's been a fun journey!

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Thanks for the vote of confidence Jesse11!

Good to hear your alright Furball  , I'll mine some more in your pool after I receive more ASIC Miners. Jesse11

So sorry for not getting back to you sooner Jesse11! I was away on holidays with my family and was finding it hard to get to Wifi etc. Hope it didn't cause you too much hassle!

I'm back now and have updated Harvestcoin to the latest versions of Bitcoin, Litecoin and P2Pool and all seems good.

Again, sorry for the delay and I hope you'll reconsider mining on the pool again.

Cheers,

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Hey Furball, What's going on with your Pool? Is everything running alright? I'd like to mine some more in your pool to buy more USB ASICMiners but your pool did not pay me for a full 8 Days so I moved. Are you alright Furball? Jesse11

Hey Furball,

Thought I'd jump on and say hello, and ask a few questions. I'm new to mining (and btc... and this forum!) as of June or so, but have been mining on harvestcoin pretty steadily because of no-signup and that you were running litecoin mining on the same pool.

I started with a free 68XX series radeon card I got at work, a free AMD A10 5800K processor & MoBo combo I got at an AMD fan give-away, and a $100 media case & power supply from goodwill. I pointed it all at your litecoin miner, and got a first taste of money from the terminal line. Mmm.

I bought a lot of 10 USB block erupters & hub to run them, mined with them on harvestcoin while I was trying to turn them around on craigslist, and sold (9) of them in USD to break-even. Now I have the radeon card & amd processor, (1) USB block-erupter, and a 9-port Anker hub & usb fan, for the cost of my case & p/s.

got an offer to buy another (10) usb miners at 0.11 btc per, so ponied up a little bit more cash. After the ~0.6btc the first (10) Erupters had mined while I was waiting to sell them, I needed to buy another 1btc or so to cover shipping, etc. Now I'm in for ~$200US, w/ ~3.75 G/hash in hand before the end of August.

Still debating whether I want to sell the additional miners while they're inflated in value, or just take the ride in mining while the USB sticks are still able to produce. I'm in low enough I could actually see break-even, but the opportunity cost the market is providing me with for these USB miners right now is... quite measurable. I'm thinking the most profitable thing to do would be sell the Erupters and buy coin or direct shares of a larger mining pool. That would be less fun than watching the returns through harvestcoin, though, and I am doing this for fun...


Enough waxing idiotic about my setup, my questions!

is it preferable to use different BTC addresses for different bitcoin miners? for instance, I have two separate terminal windows running cgminer, as I have two separate sets of devices mining that require two separate command strings for optimal performance. Would it be advantageous to generate new receiving btc addresses for each of these command strings? reading around on definitions of a P2Pool [1], it says that each miner is set up as a node of that pool, got me thinking that different devices trying to mine on the same node might be "bumping into each other", effectively. Thoughts?

I have noticed very large discrepancies in the TIMING of payouts (obviously between mining w/ 3 GHash vs. 500MHash, but also in holding to a regular rate). Is this just inherent in the structure of P2Pool mining? Am I effectively 'waiting for a block to be found' when I'm seeing spells of non-payment? Admittedly, I've been bad about turning my miners on & off (moving houses, etc.), so I may also just be observing that 24-48 waiting period compounding with breaks in mining. Thoughts?

On your 'pool stats' page, you show a 'local rate' graph, and value listed. What is this rate? I'm only mining ~500MHash/sec, but it shows 1.03 GHash/sec as local rate. Is this 'local' as in miners on a shared node? Am I being grouped w/ somebody? Just wondering how it all works.

Thanks much for the easy-to-use mining pool. If I end up keeping my miners, I'll shoot you a healthy tip when I hit my total break-even (at $200 USD in, should be quick!), and if I sell them I'll do the same.

Litecoin has been updated on Harvestcoin per Warren's release here (https://forum.litecoin.net/index.php/topic,4371.60.html#msg37671)

For Litecoin mining point your miner to :
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9327 and use your Litecoin address as username and anything as password.

Harvestcoin has been updated to the latest Litecoin and P2Pool(13.1) versions as suggested by dev teams to avail of better share settings.

For Litecoin mining point your miner to :
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9327 and use your Litecoin address as username and anything as password.

For Bitcoin mining point your miner to
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9332 and use your Bitcoin address for username and anything for password.

What with the Bitcoin difficulty jumping another 22%, just a reminder that Harvestcoin also allows for Litecoin mining which is currently showing 191% mining profitability vs Bitcoin.

If you've never tried mining Litecoin and converting it to BTC, please feel feel try on Harvestcoin.

To mine Litecoins on Harvestcoin point your miner to
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9327 and use your Litecoin address as username and any password.

"Harvestcoin...mining till the cows come home!" Now there's a slogan!

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Forrestv has released a new patch for P2Pool nodes to increase efficiency (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2672594).

So per his guidance, Harvestcoin servers have been upgraded to make use of this patch.

For Litecoin mining point your miner to :
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9327 and use your Litecoin address as username and anything as password.

For Bitcoin mining point your miner to
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9332 and use your Bitcoin address for username and anything for password.

Harvestcoin has been updated to the latest versions of P2Pool, Bitcoin and Litecoin.

What with Litecoin's price on the rise we are interested to see if GPU miners are shifting from Bitcoin to Litecoin.

For Litecoin mining point your miner to :
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9327 and use your Litecoin address as username and anything as password.

For Bitcoin mining point your miner to
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9332 and use your Bitcoin address for username and anything for password.

Harvestcoin's Litecoind has been upgraded to version 0.6.9.2 to avail of the DDOS protection patch recently released.

Point your miner to :
http://mining.harvestcoin.com:9327 and use your Litecoin address as username and anything as password.

Yep, good ole Bitcoind went AWOL there...restarted it.

Yeah, It's dead too...  

all rejected 

Yes, I guess you could say it's a labor of love for me right now! 

No Pay out yet? WoW