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minergain.com

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Quote from: NomadGroup on March 21, 2018, 12:24:26 PM

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Quote from: Rnmack on March 21, 2018, 07:01:06 AM

Im awaiting a shipment of 50 S9's. This doesnt meet your requirement to participate in the giveaway, so why should I choose this pool for my 50 miner farm?

Probably the biggest reason is the 0.9% fee versus 2 or more of most other pools. If your alternative is slushpool, you can look at the stats on the home page of minergain.com and see that for a year, kano provides an average of 0.00032379 BTC per Th / Day versus 0.00029488 (after pool fees). If I have my math right, with 50 S9's running at 13.5Th/s, that is 79.77+BTC versus 72.65+BTC so more than 7 BTC additional with Kano. Obviously this is historical, so this WILL be different for the next 365 days but gives you an idea. Unfortunately I am not tracking other pools yet but probably similar. So you can consider going to Kano the potential of a 7BTC bonus - and since random is random, it could be a fair bit higher since you would take a bigger percentage of the rewards in a 80Ph pool versus a 2.85Eh.

You definitely got something wrong there buddy. If we were getting average of 0.00032379 per th/day then just one s9 would be making us more around $1180 per month! Which isn’t true, since one s9 can make you only around $250-$300 max per month.

This is over the 12 months which obviously the difficulty was much less 12 months ago with a lot higher BTC rewards back then (and lower dollars since it was under $3k). Using the spot price of BTC when the reward was earned, I made $1189 in December and am already at $338 this month. As I mentioned, that is the past which has no bearing on the future. I have not had anyone do a detailed review of my numbers and math. If you are interested in confirming both, I am happy to share the details. If you look at the past week CDT of 0.00015486 and quarterly of 0.00012451, the difficulty change has made an obvious net earnings change since it is less than half of the yearly per day average.

Pecker

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Quote from: kano on March 21, 2018, 07:15:23 AM

Philopolymath there's no point posting a "I can come up with a couple of bad numbers on the pool"
Coz I'll just delete your post.
That's called biasing the results to suit your delusions

WELL SAID KANO!

BSGMiner

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1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)

Late to the party, sorry! I just realized I missed out on a block announcement...

NomadGroup

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Quote from: minergain.com on March 21, 2018, 07:56:52 AM

Quote from: Rnmack on March 21, 2018, 07:01:06 AM

Im awaiting a shipment of 50 S9's. This doesnt meet your requirement to participate in the giveaway, so why should I choose this pool for my 50 miner farm?

Probably the biggest reason is the 0.9% fee versus 2 or more of most other pools. If your alternative is slushpool, you can look at the stats on the home page of minergain.com and see that for a year, kano provides an average of 0.00032379 BTC per Th / Day versus 0.00029488 (after pool fees). If I have my math right, with 50 S9's running at 13.5Th/s, that is 79.77+BTC versus 72.65+BTC so more than 7 BTC additional with Kano. Obviously this is historical, so this WILL be different for the next 365 days but gives you an idea. Unfortunately I am not tracking other pools yet but probably similar. So you can consider going to Kano the potential of a 7BTC bonus - and since random is random, it could be a fair bit higher since you would take a bigger percentage of the rewards in a 80Ph pool versus a 2.85Eh.

You definitely got something wrong there buddy. If we were getting average of 0.00032379 per th/day then just one s9 would be making us more around $1180 per month! Which isn’t true, since one s9 can make you only around $250-$300 max per month.

NomadGroup

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Quote from: kremit on March 21, 2018, 04:34:06 AM

Quote from: NomadGroup on March 21, 2018, 01:22:45 AM

Holy smokes! This guy is super lucky to hit 2 blocks in one day with just 132TH! Shocked

Mine on!

I'd say he should probably try solo mining for a few days, but luck doesn't work that way so I'll just say I'm glad we can share in the luck

Chance of you finding a block in one day: 1 in 1,304.0 (132TH)
Chance of two blocks in one day: 1/(1304^2) = 1 in 1,700,416
So you're saying there's a chance......

Wow! 1 in 1,700.416! This guy hit a Jackpot! Shocked

perfectplus174

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Kano-san, eat and sleep well. Stay healthy, we still have much to learn.

"The teaching of one virtuous person can influence many; that which has been learned well by one generation can be passed on to a hundred."

firetreeactual

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Quote from: minergain.com on March 21, 2018, 08:44:18 AM

Quote from: rifleman74 on March 21, 2018, 08:41:34 AM

Quote from: dkincaid on March 21, 2018, 08:02:06 AM

As a miner in a pool that shares transaction fees, is anyone else missing the days (not that long ago) of the 14+ BTC block rewards? Although as a user of BTC the low fees are great and probably better for the currency in the long run.

Those were the good old days where it really didn't matter where you mined (as long as the pool paid out the transaction fees). Those 18-24 BTC blocks were great!

imagine the first couple years where it was 50BTC mining with CPU / GPU cards. I'll bet those miners wish they would have made a few changes to their investment strategy! And many likely did amazingly well too.

Some of us don't have to imagine those days. Yes, I would make a change to my investment strategy over then...I would not have kept my earnings from those 50BTC blocks in Mt. Gox's wallet. Kiss

Mine on.

Waztim

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minergain.com

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Quote from: rifleman74 on March 21, 2018, 08:41:34 AM

Quote from: dkincaid on March 21, 2018, 08:02:06 AM

As a miner in a pool that shares transaction fees, is anyone else missing the days (not that long ago) of the 14+ BTC block rewards? Although as a user of BTC the low fees are great and probably better for the currency in the long run.

Those were the good old days where it really didn't matter where you mined (as long as the pool paid out the transaction fees). Those 18-24 BTC blocks were great!

imagine the first couple years where it was 50BTC mining with CPU / GPU cards. I'll bet those miners wish they would have made a few changes to their investment strategy! And many likely did amazingly well too.

rifleman74

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4 s9's 2 821's

Quote from: NCDiesel on March 21, 2018, 08:34:05 AM

Quick question. When I check my rewards page I see a column for "Your N Avg". I assume this is my hash rate for reward calculation purposes. It is very consistently 7.16-7.18 TH/s. Since I have an Avalon 741 that should be capable of higher hash rates(many folks reporting 7.3-7.4), can anyone point me to a few things I can check on to up the rate a bit? The only thing I have done is move my miner to NYA, which had better ping times over the more generic stratum address. That change resulted in much lower variance (order of magnitude) but only a very marginal improvement of the long term average.

Thanks in advance!

I think you answered your own question! Every miner is different, some run a little more, some run a little less on expected hash rate. They bounce around constantly, as they don't produce the same constant hash rate 24/7.

rifleman74

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4 s9's 2 821's

Quote from: dkincaid on March 21, 2018, 08:02:06 AM

As a miner in a pool that shares transaction fees, is anyone else missing the days (not that long ago) of the 14+ BTC block rewards? Although as a user of BTC the low fees are great and probably better for the currency in the long run.

Those were the good old days where it really didn't matter where you mined (as long as the pool paid out the transaction fees). Those 18-24 BTC blocks were great!

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: shadowelite on March 21, 2018, 12:51:38 AM

Block again by azlzamel 😍😍😍

Wow! I want to be like this guy when I grow up! Cheesy

NCDiesel

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Quick question. When I check my rewards page I see a column for "Your N Avg". I assume this is my hash rate for reward calculation purposes. It is very consistently 7.16-7.18 TH/s. Since I have an Avalon 741 that should be capable of higher hash rates(many folks reporting 7.3-7.4), can anyone point me to a few things I can check on to up the rate a bit? The only thing I have done is move my miner to NYA, which had better ping times over the more generic stratum address. That change resulted in much lower variance (order of magnitude) but only a very marginal improvement of the long term average.

Thanks in advance!

lok8nusa

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Call 811 before you dig

Block 514430 payout just hit my wallet.

MINE ON!!!

kano

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One of the private nodes is (still) dead (since 13:12 UTC) so there was a failover on that causing the drop in hash rate that's come back up again.
I'm still awaiting the provider to sort it out.

nazzer

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Quote from: Rnmack on March 21, 2018, 07:01:06 AM

Im awaiting a shipment of 50 S9's. This doesnt meet your requirement to participate in the giveaway, so why should I choose this pool for my 50 miner farm?

Math is simple ... with another pool you're paying 2% or more in pool fees.

For 50 S9's, this means 1 of your S9's is just paying pool fees - not even considering electricity and capital cost.

Kano pool fees are only 0.9%

Additional hash here would also mean less variance on the pool which benefits everyone mining here.

Looking forward to seeing 0.65 PH from you soon!

kano

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Quote from: dkincaid on March 21, 2018, 08:02:06 AM

As a miner in a pool that shares transaction fees, is anyone else missing the days (not that long ago) of the 14+ BTC block rewards? Although as a user of BTC the low fees are great and probably better for the currency in the long run.

Yeah if you checked when we got the last block, only one in the 10 before it was 1Mbyte, ours was 3rd largest at about 0.5Mbyte and all but one of the others were less than that.
Not a lot of transactions around at the moment.

dkincaid

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As a miner in a pool that shares transaction fees, is anyone else missing the days (not that long ago) of the 14+ BTC block rewards? Although as a user of BTC the low fees are great and probably better for the currency in the long run.

minergain.com

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Quote from: Rnmack on March 21, 2018, 07:01:06 AM

Im awaiting a shipment of 50 S9's. This doesnt meet your requirement to participate in the giveaway, so why should I choose this pool for my 50 miner farm?

Probably the biggest reason is the 0.9% fee versus 2 or more of most other pools. If your alternative is slushpool, you can look at the stats on the home page of minergain.com and see that for a year, kano provides an average of 0.00032379 BTC per Th / Day versus 0.00029488 (after pool fees). If I have my math right, with 50 S9's running at 13.5Th/s, that is 79.77+BTC versus 72.65+BTC so more than 7 BTC additional with Kano. Obviously this is historical, so this WILL be different for the next 365 days but gives you an idea. Unfortunately I am not tracking other pools yet but probably similar. So you can consider going to Kano the potential of a 7BTC bonus - and since random is random, it could be a fair bit higher since you would take a bigger percentage of the rewards in a 80Ph pool versus a 2.85Eh.

nebarue

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RE: Im awaiting a shipment of 50 S9's. This doesnt meet your requirement to participate in the giveaway, so why should I choose this pool for my 50 miner farm?

Look a couple of posts above yours... you will see what our PAPPS percentage is...
Here it is again to save time.

PAPPS%
Last 5 Blocks      7.4days      163.74%
Last 10 Blocks      19.0days   146.99%
Last 25 Blocks      11.5wks      105.10%
Last 50 Blocks      20.6wks      110.39%
Last 100 Blocks      26.6wks      88.97%
Last 250 Blocks      38.0wks      100.96%
Last 500 Blocks      57.2wks      114.27%
Last 1000 Blocks   86.2wks      104.12%
All - Last 2219 Blocks   182.7wks   105.83%

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