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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 313. (Read 5352295 times)

newbie
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So my ping to west coast is 56.* and my ping to east coast is 57.*
Sounds like you should set one of them as pool 1 and the other as pool 2.

Also sounds like U r in St. Louis  Cheesy
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
So my ping to west coast is 56.* and my ping to east coast is 57.*
Sounds like you should set one of them as pool 1 and the other as pool 2.
legendary
Activity: 3822
Merit: 2703
Evil beware: We have waffles!
Ok so I deposited some money on NH I was going to send some extra power to this pool, I can't get it to work though, NH can't seem to connect to this pool on any port. Is there a reason for this?
Several months ago (last year?) when the pool was last this size a lot of it was rental and it turned out a large percentage of that rental hash was either maliciously or unintentionally returning very low quality hash results. Ergo all rental has since been banned from here.
member
Activity: 285
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Free mining equipment tracking and reporting
My biggest fear is somehow losing my coin through the process somehow... That would be devastating.
So you already have a payment address from some wallet on the kano pool?  If you do not have a payment address yet, then Kano will not be paying you until he gets some new "dust" coding complete (hopefully this year).  Your payments will continue to go to the previous wallet so you should not lose your BTC.  Once you get Core running, create a new receive address and change your account to use the new address.  You can also create a new receive address and transfer from your old wallet to the new one.  There are also ways to import private addresses (use your old address) into Bitcoin Core if you want to, but it is confusing plus it takes a couple more hours to scan the blockchain when you do it.
newbie
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So my ping to west coast is 56.* and my ping to east coast is 57.*

copper member
Activity: 232
Merit: 2
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Thank you kano.

So "Work Diff" is actually based on the hashrate/power of a miner?

So the more hashpower, the quicker "Shares" gets up? So if I have a list of 20 miners, the one with the best "Shares Rate" is actually the best miner?

In your API, i actually get "w_hashrate1hr" a value of something like "14146730897086.150391", what is that number? Cannot find any API Doc :/

I read that it's important that miners have a good connection to the pool, how do i idenfity that? Is that "w_active_start" on your API or "Last Share Time" on bmminer ?

thank you!
The miner hash rate is used to set the Work Diff - it's not exact, since shares are random like blocks, but there's just a lot more of them.

The best "Share Rate" is just the luck of the miner over the last "«Elapsed", when comparing a bunch of similar miners.
If all miners have very similar hash rates, then it will vary regularly which one has the best "Share Rate"

The point of "Share Rate" is to see how your miner goes when it first connects to the pool, "Hash Rate" can take 15 minutes of more to show something resembling the hash rate, but "Share Rate" gets up near the miner hash rate pretty quickly, but has high variance.

The API hashrate values are hashes per second. So 1TH/s you'd have to divide by 10^12

Good 'connection' means that the ping to the pool is low.
But many pools have no idea of the relevance of that number coz their block change times are high and make the ping time irrelevant.
A ping time under 100ms is good, but even up to 200ms is bearable here.
There's a number of nodes listed in the first post and the thread topic - NL, JP, NYA, DE, SG - pick the one closest to you if you aren't close to West Coast USA.

thank you, i just have seen that a ping to the US server (which is the default) is:

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round-trip min/avg/max = 191.508/191.962/200.263 ms

while to an european one:

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round-trip min/avg/max = 33.779/33.991/34.206 ms

so i will move!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
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Thank you kano.

So "Work Diff" is actually based on the hashrate/power of a miner?

So the more hashpower, the quicker "Shares" gets up? So if I have a list of 20 miners, the one with the best "Shares Rate" is actually the best miner?

In your API, i actually get "w_hashrate1hr" a value of something like "14146730897086.150391", what is that number? Cannot find any API Doc :/

I read that it's important that miners have a good connection to the pool, how do i idenfity that? Is that "w_active_start" on your API or "Last Share Time" on bmminer ?

thank you!
The miner hash rate is used to set the Work Diff - it's not exact, since shares are random like blocks, but there's just a lot more of them.

The best "Share Rate" is just the luck of the miner over the last "«Elapsed", when comparing a bunch of similar miners.
If all miners have very similar hash rates, then it will vary regularly which one has the best "Share Rate"

The point of "Share Rate" is to see how your miner goes when it first connects to the pool, "Hash Rate" can take 15 minutes of more to show something resembling the hash rate, but "Share Rate" gets up near the miner hash rate pretty quickly, but has high variance.

The API hashrate values are hashes per second. So 1TH/s you'd have to divide by 10^12

Good 'connection' means that the ping to the pool is low.
But many pools have no idea of the relevance of that number coz their block change times are high and make the ping time irrelevant.
A ping time under 100ms is good, but even up to 200ms is bearable here.
There's a number of nodes listed in the first post and the thread topic - NL, JP, NYA, DE, SG - pick the one closest to you if you aren't close to West Coast USA.
copper member
Activity: 232
Merit: 2
it's getting better now! Thanks for the block, thinking about to add another 200 th/s to kano.

A (noob)-Question:

At my workers, what is:

- Work Diff
- Shares
- «Elapsed after Share Rate


"Work Diff" is the difficulty shares you send to the pool if you want to get a reward, your miner usually gets it right Smiley
"Shares" is how many you've sent - it resets each time we find a block.
"«Elapsed" is the amount of time used to calculate the "Share Rate" - it, and share rate, resets every network block - a short time means high variance.
"Share Rate" is simply 2^32 * "DiffE" / "«Elapsed" - where "DiffE" is the Diff submitted during "«Elapsed" - but not shown there.

Everything on that page but "Hash Rate" is accurate to a fraction of a second - as soon as KDB knows about a share, which usually takes microseconds after it arrives at the main pool node, it's there on the page.

Thank you kano.

So "Work Diff" is actually based on the hashrate/power of a miner?

So the more hashpower, the quicker "Shares" gets up? So if I have a list of 20 miners, the one with the best "Shares Rate" is actually the best miner?

In your API, i actually get "w_hashrate1hr" a value of something like "14146730897086.150391", what is that number? Cannot find any API Doc :/

I read that it's important that miners have a good connection to the pool, how do i idenfity that? Is that "w_active_start" on your API or "Last Share Time" on bmminer ?

thank you!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
it's getting better now! Thanks for the block, thinking about to add another 200 th/s to kano.

A (noob)-Question:

At my workers, what is:

- Work Diff
- Shares
- «Elapsed after Share Rate


"Work Diff" is the difficulty shares you send to the pool if you want to get a reward, your miner usually gets it right Smiley
"Shares" is how many you've sent - it resets each time we find a block.
"«Elapsed" is the amount of time used to calculate the "Share Rate" - it, and share rate, resets every network block - a short time means high variance.
"Share Rate" is simply 2^32 * "DiffE" / "«Elapsed" - where "DiffE" is the Diff submitted during "«Elapsed" - but not shown there.

Everything on that page but "Hash Rate" is accurate to a fraction of a second - as soon as KDB knows about a share, which usually takes microseconds after it arrives at the main pool node, it's there on the page.
copper member
Activity: 232
Merit: 2
it's getting better now! Thanks for the block, thinking about to add another 200 th/s to kano.

A (noob)-Question:

At my workers, what is:

- Work Diff
- Shares
- «Elapsed after Share Rate

member
Activity: 238
Merit: 11
Ok so I deposited some money on NH I was going to send some extra power to this pool, I can't get it to work though, NH can't seem to connect to this pool on any port. Is there a reason for this?

Mining rentals are blocked from the pool - Mainly due to the possibility of malicious attacks (block withholding, bad shares, etc)

Kano has an explanation of that somewhere.
jr. member
Activity: 284
Merit: 3
Ok so I deposited some money on NH I was going to send some extra power to this pool, I can't get it to work though, NH can't seem to connect to this pool on any port. Is there a reason for this?
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Hey guys congrats on the new block!

I have a dumb question that I might already know the answer too but thought I'd ask you veterans.

Been mining on Kano since late Januaray, Since the first time I recieved a reward the payout has been decreasing less and less with every block found. The reward payout for this block is less then half of my first block reward recieved.

Is this because more people are joining the pool as blocks are found or am I doing something wrong?

Appreciate your time. Thanks!
Yep. It's straight math--not meth. Grin You can get 1 big payout every so often OR 1/10 of a big payout 10x as often.

It just reduces variance to get smaller ones more often. As you may notice it "seems" to give more opportunities to find blocks under 100% too--this could probably be debunked by math, so I put 'seems' in quotes.
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Nice called it, and 30 minutes later.. the block!   We need something to monitor that and send out notifications.....  that way we can all refresh the home page over and over to see when the block comes.
Is that why the top left--usually green lights--were lit up like a traffic light?! Kano's electrodes were probably going off notifying him of a DDoS! Grin Lo and behold it's just anxious miners.

Miners gonna mine! Cool

newbie
Activity: 2
Merit: 0
Hey guys congrats on the new block!

I have a dumb question that I might already know the answer too but thought I'd ask you veterans.

Been mining on Kano since late Januaray, Since the first time I recieved a reward the payout has been decreasing less and less with every block found. The reward payout for this block is less then half of my first block reward recieved.

Is this because more people are joining the pool as blocks are found or am I doing something wrong?

Appreciate your time. Thanks!
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Good news is I hope to have Bitcoin Core up and running after I get back from a weekend anniversary getaway--no, my wife will not let me do any Bitcoin related stuff over this weekend. Cry
Well, then you have just enough time to get your blockchain sync started... that will take a couple of days.  Might as well let your computers work if you can't.
Ugh. Thanks for the heads up. I'll push for that. I saw the notice about the 140GB upon initialization but didn't know the sync would ruin for days...

My biggest fear is somehow losing my coin through the process somehow... That would be devastating.
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 4
BTCig BTClock Weekend is upon us!!! Get those dancing shoes on, and bust out some Chicken!!! The Hashrate is Rockin'!!! Goodluck to us All!!!

cmon shazam do your mojo Wink


My invalids are down .02% in the last hour.....just saying!!!  Roll Eyes

Nice called it, and 30 minutes later.. the block!   We need something to monitor that and send out notifications.....  that way we can all refresh the home page over and over to see when the block comes.
copper member
Activity: 658
Merit: 101
Math doesn't care what you believe.
Good news is I hope to have Bitcoin Core up and running after I get back from a weekend anniversary getaway--no, my wife will not let me do any Bitcoin related stuff over this weekend. Cry

Well, then you have just enough time to get your blockchain sync started... that will take a couple of days.  Might as well let your computers work if you can't.
member
Activity: 238
Merit: 11
MINE MINE MINE!!!!  That is, for sure, the first block I've ever gotten credit for - at least that I know of!  lol

Here’s hoping for a hat-trick from you, too!  Grin
hero member
Activity: 1610
Merit: 538
I'm in BTC XTC
MINE MINE MINE!!!!  That is, for sure, the first block I've ever gotten credit for - at least that I know of!  lol
Rockin'! Cheers to ccgllc(ool)!  Wink
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