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Koooooj

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Quote from: zyk on August 08, 2012, 09:13:40 AM

OH then referrals should be in huge demand now:-)

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Specifically, referral links with very little above them, since that will allow your account to pay out faster. Speaking of, guess who has an account that has nothing above it? If you guessed me, you are correct! Here are some links:

http://pyramining.com/referral/6fydza82e
http://pyramining.com/referral/68drnfcak
http://pyramining.com/referral/pbagmq293
http://pyramining.com/referral/h9eb3sa6t
http://pyramining.com/referral/3khs9dapx

zyk

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OH then referrals should be in huge demand now:-)

http://www.pyramining.com/referral/qgk7dtey6 still active
http://www.pyramining.com/referral/knsmc7tz2 still active

come on in to form a union and demand a shareholder motion to get older accounts completed even earlier as they don´t even have an interest in advertising anymore!!

Cheers
Zyk

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Quote from: TravisE on August 07, 2012, 09:51:23 PM

You should have it display an appropriate error message when one tries to log in with an incorrect deposit address, instead of just confusingly redisplaying the login screen. I was accidentally entering the wrong one and thought the site was broken and was about to report it here.

Fixed! :-)

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You should have it display an appropriate error message when one tries to log in with an incorrect deposit address, instead of just confusingly redisplaying the login screen. I was accidentally entering the wrong one and thought the site was broken and was about to report it here.

pyramining

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Starting from now, it's not possible anymore to join without a referral. New accounts must be made under an existing sponsor. The basic reward starts at 10%.

D4CH

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Quote from: pyramining on August 07, 2012, 02:46:49 PM

Quote from: D4CH on August 07, 2012, 01:52:48 PM

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Current infrastructure: 8.31 MH/BTC
New infrastructure: ~ 17.76 MH/BTC

If I deposit 1 BTC now, I will get roughly 8.31 MH/s.

When you get new infrastructure (when?) it rises to approx. 17.76 MH/s per BTC.

Will my 1 BTC still have 8.31 MH/s and newly deposited BTC's get 17.76 MH/s or do my 1 BTC just get an upgrade to 17.76 MH/s?

Each time new deposits are made, they add hashpower at the specified rate (~ 17.76MH/s actually). Then the total hashing power is distributed to each member proportionally to their own deposits.

If you deposit 1 BTC, you add 17.76MH/s to the current 70.6GH/s, and you will get roughly 8.31MH/s. You will see your allocated hashing power increase over time, when other deposits are made.

Neat. I get it now. Thanks!

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Quote from: D4CH on August 07, 2012, 01:52:48 PM

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Current infrastructure: 8.31 MH/BTC
New infrastructure: ~ 17.76 MH/BTC

If I deposit 1 BTC now, I will get roughly 8.31 MH/s.

When you get new infrastructure (when?) it rises to approx. 17.76 MH/s per BTC.

Will my 1 BTC still have 8.31 MH/s and newly deposited BTC's get 17.76 MH/s or do my 1 BTC just get an upgrade to 17.76 MH/s?

Each time new deposits are made, they add hashpower at the specified rate (~ 17.76MH/s actually). Then the total hashing power is distributed to each member proportionally to their own deposits.

If you deposit 1 BTC, you add 17.76MH/s to the current 70.6GH/s, and you will get roughly 8.31MH/s. You will see your allocated hashing power increase over time, when other deposits are made.

D4CH

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Quote

Current infrastructure: 8.31 MH/BTC
New infrastructure: ~ 17.76 MH/BTC

If I deposit 1 BTC now, I will get roughly 8.31 MH/s.

When you get new infrastructure (when?) it rises to approx. 17.76 MH/s per BTC.

Will my 1 BTC still have 8.31 MH/s and newly deposited BTC's get 17.76 MH/s or do my 1 BTC just get an upgrade to 17.76 MH/s?

pyramining

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~~I am taking down the website for an upgrade. It should need just a few minutes.~~

Update done. It was just a refactory/optimization. New features will be added soon.

gnpeer

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Quote from: pyramining on August 06, 2012, 05:19:37 PM

Quote from: dli7319 on August 06, 2012, 04:17:06 PM

Why don't you just post this pictures?

Because I am not comfortable for them to be publicly available... even because I made them during building and testing and there are details showing... However anyone interested in looking at them can just ask through a PM.

Nice pics. Everything so clean... I'm impressed!

Join from these links:

http://pyramining.com/referral/qcexpf7t6
http://pyramining.com/referral/zhq4bd7g8
http://pyramining.com/referral/zaxte2cpd
http://pyramining.com/referral/9szcfbd3h
http://pyramining.com/referral/b9ez8qkrd
http://pyramining.com/referral/dtqyxs47r
http://pyramining.com/referral/xt97zbghf
http://pyramining.com/referral/8hem9qzdf
http://pyramining.com/referral/kbt7syhq3

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Quote from: pyramining on August 06, 2012, 12:47:55 PM

Quote from: Akka on August 06, 2012, 12:38:52 PM

Will you then see multible deposits in one account mining in paralel, as if you would have multible accounts, or will you still just see your total deposits?

So for Example:

If I deposit 1 BTC 5 Times, would I see something like:

1. Reward Completion 15%
2. Reward Completion 12%
3. Reward Completion 7%
4. Reward Completion 3%
5. Reward Completion 0%

?

You will see the completion % of every deposit, like in the example, and a resume with total deposit. This is valid for all deposits sent after the update. Deposits made before the update will be seen as one.

Thanks. I think this update is fair. Maybe then we will finally see some accounts actually get completed.

This maked pyramining better for the "late adopters" which have'nt accounts they can build up.

pyramining

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Quote from: dli7319 on August 06, 2012, 04:17:06 PM

Why don't you just post this pictures?

Because I am not comfortable for them to be publicly available... even because I made them during building and testing and there are details showing... However anyone interested in looking at them can just ask through a PM.

dli7319

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Quote from: pyramining on August 06, 2012, 02:11:31 PM

I am willing to show some pictures of the Pyramining infrastructure (last big upgrade) to members who are interested to see it. PM me for details on how to access pictures (Warning: if I receive too many requests, there will be some delay :-) ).

BTW: Someone of you already came here in visit and saw it, in person.

Why don't you just post this pictures?

http://pyramining.com/referral/n7qhdfpx8
http://pyramining.com/referral/y4zdnb67s
http://pyramining.com/referral/9nm6x4z2h
http://pyramining.com/referral/ahez9r8ys
http://pyramining.com/referral/dhcbsz2q4

eliale

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I was there with Paci! Grin

pyramining

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I am willing to show some pictures of the Pyramining infrastructure (last big upgrade) to members who are interested to see it. PM me for details on how to access pictures (Warning: if I receive too many requests, there will be some delay :-) ).

BTW: Someone of you already came here in visit and saw it, in person.

pyramining

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Quote from: Akka on August 06, 2012, 12:38:52 PM

Will you then see multible deposits in one account mining in paralel, as if you would have multible accounts, or will you still just see your total deposits?

So for Example:

If I deposit 1 BTC 5 Times, would I see something like:

1. Reward Completion 15%
2. Reward Completion 12%
3. Reward Completion 7%
4. Reward Completion 3%
5. Reward Completion 0%

?

You will see the completion % of every deposit, like in the example, and a resume with total deposit. This is valid for all deposits sent after the update. Deposits made before the update will be seen as one.

Akka

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Quote from: pyramining on August 06, 2012, 11:56:32 AM

Quote from: btcftw on August 06, 2012, 09:15:34 AM

What are the cons and pros of this change for users?
Particularly, how will this affect the 1BTC payout? And, just out of curiosity what is the reason for this change?

It doesn't affect the 1BTC payout, because as soon as the balance (the sum of the credit of all deposit) reaches at least 1BTC, it gets paid back.

Cons: almost nothing.
Pros: it's more fair for everyone.

Reason? If someone has a big account (example 1000 btc), and it gets completed, actually if it sends other 10 BTC, he will obtain results at the speed of 1010 BTC (now it doesn't matter, but as soon as hardware will start to fail, he would subtract hashing powers from new deposits). After the change, he will gets rewards at the 10BTC speed, so every deposit will have the ~10 months return.

The new feature will just "expire" old deposits when calculating the allocated MH/s per account.

However hardware will be kept at work for Pyramining, and the result is that there will be a better MH/s per BTC for everyone.

Will you then see multible deposits in one account mining in paralel, as if you would have multible accounts, or will you still just see your total deposits?

So for Example:

If I deposit 1 BTC 5 Times, would I see something like:

1. Reward Completion 15%
2. Reward Completion 12%
3. Reward Completion 7%
4. Reward Completion 3%
5. Reward Completion 0%

?

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Quote from: pyramining on August 06, 2012, 11:56:32 AM

Quote from: btcftw on August 06, 2012, 09:15:34 AM

What are the cons and pros of this change for users?
Particularly, how will this affect the 1BTC payout? And, just out of curiosity what is the reason for this change?

It doesn't affect the 1BTC payout, because as soon as the balance (the sum of the credit of all deposit) reaches at least 1BTC, it gets paid back.

Cons: almost nothing.
Pros: it's more fair for everyone.

Reason? If someone has a big account (example 1000 btc), and it gets completed, actually if it sends other 10 BTC, he will obtain results at the speed of 1010 BTC (now it doesn't matter, but as soon as hardware will start to fail, he would subtract hashing powers from new deposits). After the change, he will gets rewards at the 10BTC speed, so every deposit will have the ~10 months return.

The new feature will just "expire" old deposits when calculating the allocated MH/s per account.

However hardware will be kept at work for Pyramining, and the result is that there will be a better MH/s per BTC for everyone.

That explains a lot for me, thank you.

pyramining

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Quote from: btcftw on August 06, 2012, 09:15:34 AM

What are the cons and pros of this change for users?
Particularly, how will this affect the 1BTC payout? And, just out of curiosity what is the reason for this change?

It doesn't affect the 1BTC payout, because as soon as the balance (the sum of the credit of all deposit) reaches at least 1BTC, it gets paid back.

Cons: almost nothing.
Pros: it's more fair for everyone.

Reason? If someone has a big account (example 1000 btc), and it gets completed, actually if it sends other 10 BTC, he will obtain results at the speed of 1010 BTC (now it doesn't matter, but as soon as hardware will start to fail, he would subtract hashing powers from new deposits). After the change, he will gets rewards at the 10BTC speed, so every deposit will have the ~10 months return.

The new feature will just "expire" old deposits when calculating the allocated MH/s per account.

However hardware will be kept at work for Pyramining, and the result is that there will be a better MH/s per BTC for everyone.

pyramining

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Quote from: Tyger on August 06, 2012, 09:04:03 AM

So older accounts cannot see this??

Older accounts will see this only in new deposits.

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