Yes difficulty increases - pretty much every diff change every ~2 weeks (2016 blocks)
That's called 'more miners'
That's called 'more miners'
Can miners or pools be subject to attack?
Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1062. (Read 5352445 times)
February 15, 2017, 01:28:39 AM
Can miners or pools be subject to attack?
February 15, 2017, 01:22:45 AM
Think 30 days at a time . Not daily .
Good to note. I must say this 70 hours between blocks gets a little ... unpredictable on the short.
Or leave a small pool go to a big one.
It looks like a lot of people have done that since October when you look at PH/s. It also looks like PPS% was well below 91.9 the last few months. As a small novice who believes in the idea of CKPool, and decrentralizations, I'd like to include others to join.
It's good to know it takes a longer time span. It does seem to take a little while longer than I would expect to hit a block.
The point is I want to know more about Bitcoin. The difficulty just increasing and the lucky is unstable.
I think difficulty has to do with the number of miners and luck has to do with something on the blockchain. I'm with you. Good question.
February 15, 2017, 01:15:50 AM
Our lucky is unstable. Is everything wrong with the Bitcoin market?
You need to stretch your mind a bit.
Think 30 days at a time . Not daily .
Or leave a small pool go to a big one.
Small pools will have ups and downs day by day.
The point is I want to know more about Bitcoin. The difficulty just increasing and the lucky is unstable.
That's called 'more miners'
Variance is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variance
February 15, 2017, 12:35:29 AM
Our lucky is unstable. Is everything wrong with the Bitcoin market?
You need to stretch your mind a bit.
Think 30 days at a time . Not daily .
Or leave a small pool go to a big one.
Small pools will have ups and downs day by day.
The point is I want to know more about Bitcoin. The difficulty just increasing and the lucky is unstable.
February 15, 2017, 12:27:42 AM
Our lucky is unstable. Is everything wrong with the Bitcoin market?
You need to stretch your mind a bit.
Think 30 days at a time . Not daily .
Or leave a small pool go to a big one.
Small pools will have ups and downs day by day.
February 15, 2017, 12:24:12 AM
Our lucky is unstable. Is everything wrong with the Bitcoin market?
February 14, 2017, 08:26:41 PM
Let's solve some BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Damn, gotta unplug one of the S7's so I can do a load of laundry. Maybe I'll get a LONGGGGG extension cord and run it to my neighbors house for times like this. LOL
The perils of a home miner living on the electrical edge of breakers breaking.
I'll have it back online after the last spin cycle.
EDIT: The laundry is in the dryer. S7 crackn' those numbers again. Back to mining!! Yeehaahh!
That is all.
February 14, 2017, 05:45:30 PM
I'm mining for approx ~4 days and yet to receive my first payout. I'm wondering if there's any support around? BTW; my stats can be found on www.kano.is/address.php?a=1PVKX97TKFAC24yxnFVB789DFC9BwkRqR3 (Mining with an under-clocked SP20E)... Any help would be much appreciated.
Yeah there's the last 2 payouts awaiting us finding a block as per Help->Payouts at the bottom https://kano.is/index.php?k=payoutThe rest of your mining over the last month, has been rewarded already other than the dust of course.
February 14, 2017, 04:53:52 PM
Hey folks!
I know it's not earth-shattering, but I've put my three, slightly under-clocked S7's back on the pool. Hoping I can help out in some way. Unfortunately, I'll only be able to run them ~8 hours a day during the week and probably 16 hrs/day on weekends for now.
They are mainly doubling as space heaters spread around the house. Thus too loud to run during non-waking hours. If I had more power available in my "coin room", I'd put them in there and run 24/7. But they are barely turning profit as is and I would also loose the benefit of the heating assistance if they were in the room with the S9's.
So hopefully that massive ~13TH will help out some. One of the S7's found a block on here many moons ago. I think it was one of the S7's, but it may have been an S9. Anyway....
Let's solve some BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know it's not earth-shattering, but I've put my three, slightly under-clocked S7's back on the pool. Hoping I can help out in some way. Unfortunately, I'll only be able to run them ~8 hours a day during the week and probably 16 hrs/day on weekends for now.
They are mainly doubling as space heaters spread around the house. Thus too loud to run during non-waking hours. If I had more power available in my "coin room", I'd put them in there and run 24/7. But they are barely turning profit as is and I would also loose the benefit of the heating assistance if they were in the room with the S9's.
So hopefully that massive ~13TH will help out some. One of the S7's found a block on here many moons ago. I think it was one of the S7's, but it may have been an S9. Anyway....
Let's solve some BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
February 14, 2017, 04:37:05 PM
Unless I haven't had enough coffee, that figures to about 1.5 S3s...?
Yup, pretty much
February 14, 2017, 04:33:42 PM
Unless I haven't had enough coffee, that figures to about 1.5 S3s...?
February 14, 2017, 01:21:41 PM
Oh, sorry I misread your other post, I saw "~4 hrs/day" not "~4 days". 
Mine On!
Mine On!
February 14, 2017, 01:06:32 PM
Mining with that miner only 4hrs per day, I would estimate your effective 5ND hashrate would be 200-250 GH/s.
You need to be over 400 GH/s to be above dust level.
You need to be over 400 GH/s to be above dust level.
I'm running it 24 hours a day. My current hashrate is 800+ GH/s
February 14, 2017, 11:27:59 AM
Mining with that miner only 4hrs per day, I would estimate your effective 5ND hashrate would be 200-250 GH/s.
You need to be over 400 GH/s to be above dust level.
You need to be over 400 GH/s to be above dust level.
February 14, 2017, 10:57:40 AM
Considering your hashrate and the timing, I'd think you had a couple dust rewards (which won't go out until someday...) and you now have a couple payments waiting for our next block to confirm them since they are zero cost transactions.
Just a guess, tho. If you want better stats you should setup an account/username and then more info is available from the webpages.
Just a guess, tho. If you want better stats you should setup an account/username and then more info is available from the webpages.
I've created an account but I'm going to bother creating a worker or changing configuration in miner.
I'll let it running and hopefully payment will come sooner or later.
February 14, 2017, 10:34:02 AM
Considering your hashrate and the timing, I'd think you had a couple dust rewards (which won't go out until someday...) and you now have a couple payments waiting for our next block to confirm them since they are zero cost transactions.
Just a guess, tho. If you want better stats you should setup an account/username and then more info is available from the webpages.
Just a guess, tho. If you want better stats you should setup an account/username and then more info is available from the webpages.
February 14, 2017, 10:18:46 AM
I'm mining for approx ~4 days and yet to receive my first payout. I'm wondering if there's any support around? BTW; my stats can be found on www.kano.is/address.php?a=1PVKX97TKFAC24yxnFVB789DFC9BwkRqR3 (Mining with an under-clocked SP20E)... Any help would be much appreciated.
February 14, 2017, 06:19:05 AM
[...]but implying the pool could pay them sounds the same as saying the pool fees are high.
Not really, and pool does not pay them, it gets them back with the extra space on the next block. It's basically like this:
(To make things simple, lets say tx is 10kB, and the lowest tx fee of the last block per kB is 1mBTC, thus tx fee is 10mBTC)
- Pool pays for tx fees, i.e. 10mBTC
- On the next block, there will be 10kB more space for transactions. Thus, the block will be worth ~10mBTC more, that will go to the pool.
Pool fee stays the same, rewards for miners stays the same... but earlier!
Note: for this to work the tx for the payments needs to pay the same price per kB as the lowest paying 10kB of the last block (since it will be more or less the same as the next one, and its data already available) This amount is not gonna be 0.
If the reward was (magically) 10mBTC more, then the miners get 9.91mBTC of that ...
Me (the pool) getting 0.09mBTC more per block doesn't pay the fees ... which currently would need about 17.5mBTC per payout
... so I have to increase the fees, or running the pool suddenly costs me a whole lot more ... about 0.7BTC a month to add txn fees at the moment that supposedly would confirm in 25 blocks ... then when there's spam, that increases the cost per 1K to confirm, I'd have to increase the fees even more ...
Of course if any of our blocks contain any zero fee transactions (other than the payout) then removing the payout would not increase the reward at all in those blocks ...
... as I've already pointed out ... removing the payout will not magically add the same amount of mBTC in fees coz the end of the block is normally low or zero fee transactions.
Or we continue to do it as I do ... zero fee txn so no one pays any txn fees to get their (non-dust) rewards.
Since that's WAY better than any other pool, I like the idea also.
Even Slush decided to add that on his pool - I guess he liked my idea
... though he charges more than twice the pool fees I do. February 14, 2017, 04:59:28 AM
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Not really, and pool does not pay them, it gets them back with the extra space on the next block. It's basically like this:
(To make things simple, lets say tx is 10kB, and the lowest tx fee of the last block per kB is 1mBTC, thus tx fee is 10mBTC)
- Pool pays for tx fees, i.e. 10mBTC
- On the next block, there will be 10kB more space for transactions. Thus, the block will be worth ~10mBTC more, that will go to the pool.
Pool fee stays the same, rewards for miners stays the same... but earlier!
Note: for this to work the tx for the payments needs to pay the same price per kB as the lowest paying 10kB of the last block (since it will be more or less the same as the next one, and its data already available) This amount is not gonna be 0.
February 14, 2017, 03:29:26 AM
Pool fees here are low, if you think they are too high, then by all means, mine somewhere with lower fees, that also pays txn fees to the miners, i.e. above PPS
Where is this coming from? O_o I didn't say anything about high fees, why this random invitation to mine somewhere else?
O_o
I don't charge high fees, to spend on payout transactions ... though all the big pools also charge extra fees to get your BTC from them.
Thus they have no transparency since the BTC disappears into a dark hole somewhere and comes back out when you ask them to send it to you, less extra fees.
BTC doesn't flow from nowhere. Nothing random.
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