but if the hash rate increases the ramp up time will decrease, correct?
Nope.It's 3 days.
Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 3. (Read 5350045 times)
October 13, 2023, 06:42:15 AM
It's 3 days.
October 03, 2023, 06:01:26 PM
Avast antivirus also gave me a blacklist notification when I tried to get to your site.
Maybe that's what mas7539alt was experiencing aswell.
Not sure why it's blocked tho as most pool sites just have connection info for the miner(s).
You will find that antivrus programs also detect cgminer source code as a virus.Maybe that's what mas7539alt was experiencing aswell.
Not sure why it's blocked tho as most pool sites just have connection info for the miner(s).
Fun hey - a text file is a virus
It's the rather obvious case of purposely falsely attempting to disrupt Bitcoin, like has been going on since Bitcoin started and been happening to cgminer for 12 years
There is a windows download of cgminer on my site so since all antivrus programs falsely classify cgminer as a virus, they probably also blacklist the web site
October 03, 2023, 03:20:45 PM
Avast antivirus also gave me a blacklist notification when I tried to get to your site.
Maybe that's what mas7539alt was experiencing aswell.
Not sure why it's blocked tho as most pool sites just have connection info for the miner(s).
Maybe that's what mas7539alt was experiencing aswell.
Not sure why it's blocked tho as most pool sites just have connection info for the miner(s).
September 22, 2023, 08:38:33 PM
If something you are using says 'blacklist' then that's whatever you are using is blacklisting the pool.
You'll need to change whatever that is or work out how to tell it to not blacklist the pool.
The pool itself wont ever say 'blacklist', but the web site may say 'come back later' for certain issues.
You'll need to change whatever that is or work out how to tell it to not blacklist the pool.
The pool itself wont ever say 'blacklist', but the web site may say 'come back later' for certain issues.
September 22, 2023, 07:41:52 PM
Hi Kano, I've been a member for several years and I have to pause each summer because its too hot to mine. When I tried to hook up my browser and miners recently, it says something about a blacklist. Are you blacklisted or am I? I'd like to start mining again if possible. Whatever I did, I apologize in advance for! Please let me know whats up. Thank you, M
August 08, 2023, 08:46:05 AM
Thanks for the Information
August 08, 2023, 08:42:04 AM
How many blocks the pool has found ind group pplns Mode and in solo mode?
Is there a statistic page, where I can see that?
Best regards from Germany
Willi
Solo vs PPLNS is no difference - it's all the same code and same pool.Is there a statistic page, where I can see that?
Best regards from Germany
Willi
The difference is the accounting in KDB deciding who gets a reward - based on the miner account that found the block.
If a solo account finds a block, then only the solo account it rewarded.
If a pplns account finds a block. then all active (3 days) pplns accounts are rewarded and of course no solo accounts get rewarded.
Pool so far is 2434 PPLNS blocks.
Solo - so far no blocks.
Total work on solo so far is 104% - and this is the correct value, that no other pool seems able to display correctly.
Our fun run so far is 150 runs complete so about 15% work of that 104%
The total % stats have always been shown on the pool web site.
The number posted by the person running the pool you like, has nothing to do with luck.
For any block that crosses a single difficulty boundary, Luck is NOT Diff / NetDiff.
August 08, 2023, 08:19:43 AM
How many blocks the pool has found ind group pplns Mode and in solo mode?
Is there a statistic page, where I can see that?
Best regards from Germany
Willi
Is there a statistic page, where I can see that?
Best regards from Germany
Willi
August 07, 2023, 06:10:23 PM
A Little reminder about the solo fun run we run on the pool in Discord.
One thing we do, that none of the other solo runs do, is maximise our chances of finding a block.
Like rolling a dice, every hash you do counts as a chance at getting a block.
If you over pay the rental price, then you are reducing the number of hashes you get, i.e. the number of times you roll the dice.
It's quite simple to understand
If you go into two casinos doing the same thing, and at one you get 100 rolls for your money,
while the other you get 95 rolls for your money, which would you prefer, which will give you the best chance?
Wiggie maximises the number of rolls we get each time by not overpaying for hash rate.
Mining on MRR is always overpaying for hash rate and reducing your chances.
Mining on FuckHash is overpaying, if you try to minimise your run time.
One of our best examples is our recent run #149 where we paid only 99.24% PPS.
Each KanoPool fun run has very roughly a 1 in 1042 chance of getting a block (if we end up paying 100% PPS)
We have a fun run at least every week, often a few each week, and it's only 0.0006 BTC to be part of the fun.
One thing we do, that none of the other solo runs do, is maximise our chances of finding a block.
Like rolling a dice, every hash you do counts as a chance at getting a block.
If you over pay the rental price, then you are reducing the number of hashes you get, i.e. the number of times you roll the dice.
It's quite simple to understand
If you go into two casinos doing the same thing, and at one you get 100 rolls for your money,
while the other you get 95 rolls for your money, which would you prefer, which will give you the best chance?
Wiggie maximises the number of rolls we get each time by not overpaying for hash rate.
Mining on MRR is always overpaying for hash rate and reducing your chances.
Mining on FuckHash is overpaying, if you try to minimise your run time.
One of our best examples is our recent run #149 where we paid only 99.24% PPS.
Each KanoPool fun run has very roughly a 1 in 1042 chance of getting a block (if we end up paying 100% PPS)
We have a fun run at least every week, often a few each week, and it's only 0.0006 BTC to be part of the fun.
August 07, 2023, 04:26:48 PM
Awesome news guys, hopefully the end of the long drought (even if for me the drought remains as I only got some dust) 
A couple of fast ones would be good now.
A couple of fast ones would be good now.
August 05, 2023, 07:26:30 PM
I trigger it for everyone who's total balance is above the minimum they set on their account (default 10000 sat)
August 05, 2023, 07:21:56 PM
Payout will be sent at around 101 confirms - the Pool->Blocks page says how many so far.
Bitcoin rules are that you can't spend/send a block before that.
Bitcoin rules are that you can't spend/send a block before that.
Do we have to trigger the payment or is it automatic?
August 05, 2023, 06:59:38 PM
Payout will be sent at around 101 confirms - the Pool->Blocks page says how many so far.
Bitcoin rules are that you can't spend/send a block before that.
Bitcoin rules are that you can't spend/send a block before that.
Thank you
August 05, 2023, 06:57:27 PM
Payout will be sent at around 101 confirms - the Pool->Blocks page says how many so far.
Bitcoin rules are that you can't spend/send a block before that.
Bitcoin rules are that you can't spend/send a block before that.
August 05, 2023, 06:53:30 PM
How/when do you trigger the payout?
August 05, 2023, 12:11:30 PM
Congratulations Kano on the PPLNS block
Now let's hope for a Solo block
Now let's hope for a Solo block
August 05, 2023, 08:21:21 AM
Yeah been a long time between them, but yay a BLOCK by one of my miners on PPLNS
Sharing out the reward for all mining PPLNS at the moment
Sharing out the reward for all mining PPLNS at the moment
August 05, 2023, 08:14:35 AM
!!!BLOCK!!!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
May 02, 2023, 10:10:37 PM
For edge cases like yours appears to be, once you get things figured out - as a community service, post them to the git so others can do it as well.
@BurningWoodenLeg: just what OS are you using? You mention students so perhaps it's Chrome? Don't think you ever said what it is.
That's how we roll.. @BurningWoodenLeg: just what OS are you using? You mention students so perhaps it's Chrome? Don't think you ever said what it is.
Take, for instance, my (quite popular) full node setup guide for OpenSUSE, which I based off of:@mocacinno's great centos 7 guide
April 29, 2023, 05:57:37 PM
And after all that while I'm sure Kano is a nice guy and I'm just an asshole trying to help at risk kids while giving him more customers
I sure bet Kano isn't the nicest guy you would meet on the internet, and I disagree with him on a lot of subjects, but in this case, I think you are overreacting and you are in the wrong -- not him, maybe he could have replied you in a nicer way, but ya, this is the internet and you are going to need to grow a thick skin to survive.
The instructions are clear, just because you use some weird OS, it doesn't mean anyone related to the software/hardware you use needs to give you any kind of support, especially not when it's free, I was trying some mining proxy the other day, and I had only a Windows machine nearby, that proxy runs on Linux ONLY, imagine me going to the thread and asking (my windows cmd isn't responding to the apt commands, what should I do?).
I had to figure out my own shit, and when I did, it became just a matter of following the simple steps, mind you, I don't have half the experience you claim to have with computers.
Anyway, if you still need help, start your own thread in the software section, explain in detail the errors you are getting, the exact distribution you use, and I will be more than willing to help, and I am some others would as well.
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