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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1636. (Read 5352367 times)

hero member
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So we made it to number 6 on the pool list, next stop 90PH and we will be number 5! Fuck those Chinese pools that are a detriment to BTC!
hero member
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Another good day mining at Kano.is  Grin
full member
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Let's sneak 2 more in before GAME TIME is over so we can have our first double digit 10 BLOCK DAY!
member
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Block! A nice surprise just before I leave work for the day...
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
what is the difference between work diff and diff?

Do either of these get reset when a block is found?
Work Diff is the diff of the work being sent to your miners.

Diff is the total diff sent to the pool since the last pool block.

Edit: which just reset coz we just found a block Smiley
newbie
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what is the difference between work diff and diff?

Do either of these get reset when a block is found?
full member
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I am interested in hosting also.  I've got a bunch of S5's and S7's in my home garage currently drawing right around 300A @ 240V.

They are claiming I am using too much power for my meter that is rated CL-300 or 300 amp continuous load.

I have a feeling they are wanting me to upgrade the meter and go on commercial power which costs twice as much.

They don't know what I am up to.  All they know is that I am, by far, their biggest residential customer.  My last bill was over $4000!
This is raising all sorts of red flags on their end.

They are hesitant to answer questions like "How much power can I use with my 400 A service?"  I actually have a 2nd 400 amp service which
I was planning on building a shed and expanding to, but right not is not the time for me to expand.

If they push me, I may have to retire my s5's and have my s7's hosted if I can do it at a reasonable price.  Hopefully I will be armed with
this information before that meeting.  Also I've been reading here that some of you are renting hash power.  This is something I need to look
into as well.

It seems funny to me that, while the power company is running radio advertisements, they don't like selling a lot of power to me.

I know this is continuing an off topic post, but I like the audience here.


I have 400AMP running at my house for my Test/Dev equipment on top of the 125AMP existing service.  The electric company won't care, they will just charge you a premium to go beyond the normal kws for residential and in reverse you get a discount for going beyond for Commercial.   The biggest challenge is really whether your Transformer can support the additional load, they won't be willing to pay for the upgraded transformer unless it's currently overloaded for residential.  I got lucky as they were planning on the upgrade anyways so the new transformer BUS bar can support my 500MCM cables for the 400AMP vs the previous one wouldn't.   If you have cheap electrical rates and knows how to control heat, I think it's best to run it at home rather than have it hosted, unless noise is a concern.  Heck, if I have the cycle, I would love to host for others as that's free money and I can provide a good service for the community.

Renting Hash is only a good supplemental gamble but it can also cost you.  The rental fee is usually 3% or higher and most time it may be difficult to get market rate which means pool luck  have to be 103%+ for you just to break even.  So long term that may not work out too well.  So it's only best to gamble for the biggest hashing power over the short term as you're gambling for pool luck over 103% if you're able to get market rates else you will be losing money.   Renting hash is like playing options for stocks, it's simply a leverage game.  It only make sense if you're willing to gamble for big hashing power over short period of time where you think Kano will hit beyond 110%, etc.  
legendary
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Mine for a Bit
As of 5:18pm EST on 10Mar2016:

Bitcoin Difficulty:   158,427,203,767
Estimated Next Difficulty:   165,591,149,016 (+4.52%)
Adjust time:   After 1116 Blocks, About 7.4 days
newbie
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thanks for the help/time guys

maybe it will resolve? I'll give it time (see edit above)

It sounds to me like you sent your bitcoins to another one of your addresses (perhaps in the same wallet) which would result in a loss of only the 3051 satoshi tx fee.  Does your wallet balance actually show a greater loss?
full member
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Hope those next 2 payouts come soon:)  Holding speed, I can almost extend...
hero member
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One more block please

e pluribus unum
hero member
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thanks for the help/time guys

maybe it will resolve? I'll give it time (see edit above)
I would get a coinbase address and send it to there for now.
member
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thanks for the help/time guys

maybe it will resolve? I'll give it time (see edit above)
hero member
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God this is embarrassing but here goes..

I sent some BTC I mined to the address featured on this page

http://imgur.com/ACeMku7

instead of my wallet address! Sad

Would anyone have access to that address? or have I just sent my 0.12416008BTC into the ether?

thanks,
Al


Isn't that the adress you registered in your account settings ?


This gets stranger, it IS the address in my settings.

But as Kano.is pays out quite frequently and this has been resolving to my wallet which has a different receiving address I had no reason to check my settings.

How could this be?

You are using your own wallet on your computer at home? Or is an online wallet? Where did you get the btc address?
That btc address is a multisig (3 at the front)
legendary
Activity: 4634
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
God this is embarrassing but here goes..

I sent some BTC I mined to the address featured on this page

http://imgur.com/ACeMku7

instead of my wallet address! Sad

Would anyone have access to that address? or have I just sent my 0.12416008BTC into the ether?

thanks,
Al
It is 'his' address and even shows up under the same address on blocktrail
I can only guess it's got something to do with whatever service controls that address.
Talk to them.
member
Activity: 72
Merit: 10
God this is embarrassing but here goes..

I sent some BTC I mined to the address featured on this page

http://imgur.com/ACeMku7

instead of my wallet address! Sad

Would anyone have access to that address? or have I just sent my 0.12416008BTC into the ether?

thanks,
Al


Isn't that the adress you registered in your account settings ?


This gets stranger, it IS the address in my settings.

But as Kano.is pays out quite frequently and this has been resolving to my wallet which has a different receiving address I had no reason to check my settings.

How could this be?

edit: looks like its because I'm using a hierarchical deterministic wallet? maybe explains that
full member
Activity: 165
Merit: 100
I am interested in hosting also.  I've got a bunch of S5's and S7's in my home garage currently drawing right around 300A @ 240V.

They are claiming I am using too much power for my meter that is rated CL-300 or 300 amp continuous load.

I have a feeling they are wanting me to upgrade the meter and go on commercial power which costs twice as much.

They don't know what I am up to.  All they know is that I am, by far, their biggest residential customer.  My last bill was over $4000!
This is raising all sorts of red flags on their end.

They are hesitant to answer questions like "How much power can I use with my 400 A service?"  I actually have a 2nd 400 amp service which
I was planning on building a shed and expanding to, but right not is not the time for me to expand.

If they push me, I may have to retire my s5's and have my s7's hosted if I can do it at a reasonable price.  Hopefully I will be armed with
this information before that meeting.  Also I've been reading here that some of you are renting hash power.  This is something I need to look
into as well.

It seems funny to me that, while the power company is running radio advertisements, they don't like selling a lot of power to me.

I know this is continuing an off topic post, but I like the audience here.
sr. member
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7 blocks for the day so far. can we get 3 more to make it an even 10?
newbie
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my 28 s7's got .0975 btc reward on the last block. This is at 35ph. At 31ph they got .107 btc. (five blocks previous)(yesterday) (ouch!)

wow 28 s7. are all those hosted? or at an offsite?

the heat output is insane the 5 i have. i cant imagine what 28 would put out.


I believe Wolfen have many of them hosted at a DC but the heat is not bad if you funnel the heat out.  If you don't, even 2-4 S7 can cook your garage.  If you funnel it out and install a heat shield (simple cheap heat resistance foam) to block the exhaust heat from coming back to your intake fan of the S7, you can have 100+ and still only need 1 high CFM FAN and your indoor ambient temp won't be that much hotter than outside.  I've tested this configuration in my garage before deploying similar data center designs with my partners.  Granted you're allowing equal CFM worth for new intake air to come in.   Hot air rise so the outlet vent / funnel is best on top (I vent thru my attic).  Without funneling and heat shield for maximum efficiency, you will need much more high power CFM fans to hopefully produce to the same results.   I spent so much money on the latter solutions before I learn about the funneling trick from MarkAZ's design.  No AC required either.   


ONE S7 can cook your garage. Temps 80 here.
Yep, the pack is in a datacenter in Virginia.
Just two 48u racks, 14 each rack.
The heat blazes out of the back.
Four 30 amp circuits on each rack, 208v, the datacenter will only let me use 22 amps on each circuit for safety.
Two miles down the street, tier 4 datacenter. Just can't do them at the house.
Was running 42 s5's at home and that was brutal. My electric bill last june was $2000+ so off to the datacenter they went.


Wolfen, If you don't mind my asking what data center are you hosting at and could you by chance share what they are charging you? I own a house in Newport News and get up that way every now and again from where I am in the Raleigh area.
They won't let me put any more miners in at my current price. They can get $20,000 per rack from some companies.
I got a crazy special deal. They are not going to boot me in july they just wont give me more space unless I pay double.
Not going to do that. They are not making any money on me. The amount I pay barely covers the electricity.

lol, ya in doing some searching here and at Peak 10 there in Richmond I found everyone wanted a LOT in order to get the amount of power needed to run a decent amount of gear... oh well
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 523
God this is embarrassing but here goes..

I sent some BTC I mined to the address featured on this page

http://imgur.com/ACeMku7

instead of my wallet address! Sad

Would anyone have access to that address? or have I just sent my 0.12416008BTC into the ether?

thanks,
Al


Isn't that the adress you registered in your account settings ?
Where did you get that address from?
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