Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 245. (Read 5352633 times)

ok, now monday 2 or 3 blocks and April is saved...

I'm a smaller miner and I think his promotion is doing just fine to be honest.

I think you're doing it backwards. A BTC reward to a small miner would get them closer to putting a PH into the pool  

been here for 6 weeks now and I'll say I'm totally happy with Kano.  To be honest I was happy even before today's 3 block day but they sure do help...lol

Crrrap!  This is our 3rd of BLOCK SUNDAY!

The pool uses UTC time so that is the only time zone that matters with us all over the planet

And April is back to green!

Will you stay in a permanent state of moving for us? 

Thank you, adellaripa, sidewinder, and canaan!

Mine on!!!

More moving blocks! Yay!!!

Edit: Argh! Co-locating stinks! Main miner isn't hashing...

Cool. I'll keep this in mind when I hook it up to vent out a new 'bendy' aluminum dryer duct.

It's a block party weekend!  Blocktastic!  

Glad to see few quick blocks before month end. Thanks to the block finders! 

Block!

Block by canaan.

Trifecta Sunday (depending upon your time zone).

hard reset on small button next to lan connector and should be ok

if not it might be this

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitmain-can-remotely-shut-down-your-antminer-and-everyone-elses/

Hi.

Question about wallets to mine to.

I remember there was a discussion in this thread for a while ago about wallets and high transaction fees, but I still can't seem to figure out how the search funtction works.

Anyway there are many questions in this thread repeated hundreds of times (for example about how the ramp up works) so maybe I will be forgiven.

I've been mining to Exodus desktop wallet for a while. Today when I opened it I got a warning that it seems like I'm mining there or keep getting small frequent payments and because of the fees adding up from number of small payments they are at the moment over half my balance if I was to send my BTC somwhere else

I paniced for a while, but there must have been something wrong with the info because now when looking at my available balance it's about 96 % of my total balance. Hope this is the case.

Anyway Exodus doesn't seem to be the right choice to mine to. I know I read about Electrum somewhere (maybe that was discussed in this thread) and I also installed it and changed my payout address from Kano there today to try it out. I'll see what happens when the next block matures.

When sending BTC from Electrum there seems to be a setting for the fees depending on how long (how many blocks) I'm prepared to wait for until the transaction. As I find Exodus much more newbie-friendly I was thinking about mining to Electrum for a while (maybe 5 blocks to try it out) and then try to send everything to Exodus at once with the fee setting targeted at, for example within, 10 blocks which would keep the fees down.

Is this a good or bad idea and what would you insted suggest to keep the fees as low as possible?

If the info is of any use my BTC will probably later on get transferred to Coinbase/GDAX. Mining directly to Coinbase is also a choice, but it doesn't feel really safe to keep all my assets on Coinbase.

Mine on and thanks sidewinder and adellaripa for the latest blocks. Mine on!!!

Hi all.  I had over a PH of Kano hash go offline this morning.  Not a problem with the pool, just had ~150 antminers decide to not talk on my network.  Going nuts trying to figure out whats going on.  Any assistance would be appreciated.  Details at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.35897218

Even Satoshi likes Kano Pool!!! 

I think it´s down to the nodes hosted on AWS systems not accepting pings. The German node did until its recent move, but no longer does. I seem to remember mention of the new node being AWS.

I've noticed that a couple of the nodes haven't been responding to pings recently for me even though they are still working (like statum.kano.is and us.kano.is).

EDIT: I also can't ping DE or SG...

strange try kano.is

You can use the Command prompt in Windows. Type “ping” and then hit the Space bar on your keyboard. Type in the address you'd like to ping and then hit the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see a time come back in milliseconds(ms). You want the smallest number.