Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1537. (Read 5352527 times)

I'm not sure 0.0027/0.0028 is cheap anymore after the diff change (I'm showing those as 0% and -1% after the fee).  We've pretty much adjusted downward to match what 0.0029 and 0.0030 were.  I did get a few 0.0026 bites today, but they were brief.

I ran the numbers on my rentals and I'm now up BTC0.76 since I began!    Nice!

Look at that freaking pool distro chart!  We are above bw.com who is over 90PH!  Almost to bitfury and their 12PH containers with chips they won't share.  You can always tell the best pool by the size to distro ratio IMO.  We have had that top spot for months.  That means here you are getting the best bang for your coin.  Top of the hill

Sorry if it sounded like I was saying the pool had a high amount of orphans, that is certainly *not* something I believe.  I was just trying to bring up the possibility that there could be times where it might be very expensive for Kano to pay for improvements/equipment/whatever at the pool.  However, if the pool paid for the improvements, the benefits could outweigh the cost.  If an improvement cost $1,000 per month and brought in $2,000 more a month, it would be smart for the pool to pay for it, but insane for Kano to pay for it.  I just want to deal with any situations that might fit that description.  He was talking about getting some more equipment behind the GFW and I could see him footing the bill for things like that being relatively expensive for him to pay for, but a great deal for the pool to pay for.

Overall, Kano has done an amazing job.  I just want to make sure he has all the support he can use.  Especially when other people are talking about he should reduce his fees, that is nonsense.

Thanks for the answers !

Thanks Elaine...Mahalo!

I use nicehash/westhash

if you need help you can pm me

Rentals from where? I have zero experience with rentals and trying to figure that piece out, I normally just mine with 4 S7's

That's a really good, concise explanation. Mahalo!

It's not a reflection of your S3, it's all about the expected solve percentage relative to the previous block.  The middle or expected solve time is 100% which is black.  Less than 100% goes faster, is considered more lucky, and it goes towards the green colors.  More than 100% takes longer, is considered less lucky, and goes towards the red colors.  It just gives us a visual way to see how long a block solve takes relative to the last block solved.  We basically always want to see all blocks solved at 100% or less in time  

Edit:  Actually, the red blocks are the most important blocks on the chart because if no one ever hit those long blocks we would just be stuck with no blocks at all!

rentals are cheap today boys. get them while you can.

Insanely lucky for your s3  at 500gh

but our entire pool is  35ph  so not so lucky for the pool.


our full pool is 70,000 x your 1 s-3 

an s3 solving a block is rare but thats why its called luck.

trying to solve a block is a race. the first pool to guess the # right wins. trying to solve these numbers is a brute force attack basically. lots of trial and error.

edit: look up a guy called andreas antonopoulos on the utube. he does some good videos that explain bitcoin really well.

Yes it is from that page I noticed the color.

But I don't understand what it means to have a bad luck in solving a block ... Does it means the miner is slower than expected or something like that ?
(newbie question)
I was thinking that a S3 solving a block today was a lucky thing.

look at the block page. it shows what the colors men.

green = good luck, better then average

black = average. normal luck

red = bad luck, block took longer then expected to solve.

Hi guys,
I have an S3 that solved a block at the yesterday party.
The luck color is dark red at the blocks page in kano's statistics.
Could someone explain me what does it mean ?

Excellent work K, hope you find a block!
 

I really think you should schedule 6-10 restarts a day.

Heh deja-vu?

Block So I'll have to wait at least another 10 minutes for the block shift to summarise.

Edit: Restart complete

Heh ... actually, that's not quite how it works
It doesn't send out an email until you change anything.
When you first login, it has a message at the top saying to add a payout address.
When you set the payout address you'll get an email.
Any time you change anything important, you get an email.

Oh I didn't see the extra ...
For graphics work I always use The Gimp
Most people on windows use Photoshop and get it by pirating it coz it's very expensive
The Gimp is on linux and windows and mac and is (of course) free.
https://www.gimp.org/
Also, The Gimp was better than Photoshop in it's early years when, you could say, they first competed, but Photoshop being a commercial program has got a lot more options for working with an image and got ahead in that regard.

That pic of yours is indeed extremely impressive.
... and the bit I look at the most is the hair and think how long that must have taken

CG drawing is a very different creature.
My ones are done by first doing the outline (vectoring) of the objects then colouring and shading and touching up and adding effects ... in graphic layers.
... and you can cheat ... undo

Though, that's not all that different in concept to how one would normally draw a picture, work out scales with basic curves and lines and then go into details.
But vectoring it on a computer is indeed very different.
I do have a graphics tablet but only once ever tried to use it.
The mouse wins for me.

But whatever you find easiest is of course best - vector drawing like I've done is so different that it takes quite a while to work out how to do it.

I did about one of those pics per week for a couple of years and got better as time went on.
Here's a simple one - this is where I 'extracted' the green eye from for the top left on the web site.
I liked drawing anime eyes
http://kano-kun.net/a/Aki-chanCh5Pg122.png
The basics of how I start is like this:
http://kano-kun.net/a/Aki-chanCh5Pg122-Lines.jpg
Vectored over an original (usually crappy scan quality due to the low quality of some manga paper) B&W manga image.