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I'm in BTC XTC


*Lightbulb* Or is the equation something like Shares*Avg Share=Reward?


Yup, shares times diff per share is your total to the pool.
jr. member
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My question is, is it possible to have Kano pool configured to make my payouts to 2 wallets? 
One wallet only.   You could just split it after the payout.   There's some small fees in there but it's probably the easiest way to go about that.
Actually, Kano does support split payouts (although he's stated this as a feature extended to the larger miners).
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woot woot - the minergain alert for low mempool worked (at 18.9 Mb so quite low).  So if anyone still has not consolidated 10 or more of your mining rewards, now is a great time to do it. And if you want your own alerts, you can get them with the free minergain account and set it up in the preferences / settings area.
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4 s9's 2 821's
And since we're right about at 100%, let's stop messing around and crack this block!


MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!
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4 s9's 2 821's
Hi, New here.   I have 5 S9 miners running on slushpool.  I would like to bring 1 over to Kano to try it out and compare results.  Eventually bringing all 5 machines to Kano.      My question is, is it possible to have Kano pool configured to make my payouts to 2 wallets?   It's a joint venture between me and a friend, we would like to avoid having to send each other the funds and pay transaction fee. It would be much simpler to have the pool itself just split my payout to both of our wallets.  Anyone can help?   Sorry if this is a newb question.



One wallet only.   You could just split it after the payout.   There's some small fees in there but it's probably the easiest way to go about that.
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Call 811 before you dig

You, Kano and everybody else are absolutely right. I will drop this for now, sit down with a bowl of popcorn and watch the rewards ramp up.  Cool

If you get bored watching, you can do what I do and look for more hardware to point this way.   Grin


MINE ON!!!
jr. member
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hello welcome to the pool plz do not pee Cheesy. i have tried the following but found i to but of little change and not worth your concern especially with a s9. the equation your looking for is for your machine. "Recommended difficulty is calculated as: D=H*2.3, H is the hashrate, G is unit." this i pulled off of btc.com. kano is right when he sais it isnt worth looking into and if yer ever concerned about weather your connected to the pool best to goto the source page and login check under miners always sais weather yer active or not.

Hi Gaud.

Thanks and no, I won't pee.

You, Kano and everybody else are absolutely right. I will drop this for now, sit down with a bowl of popcorn and watch the rewards ramp up.  Cool
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Hi, New here.   I have 5 S9 miners running on slushpool.  I would like to bring 1 over to Kano to try it out and compare results.  Eventually bringing all 5 machines to Kano.      My question is, is it possible to have Kano pool configured to make my payouts to 2 wallets?   It's a joint venture between me and a friend, we would like to avoid having to send each other the funds and pay transaction fee. It would be much simpler to have the pool itself just split my payout to both of our wallets.  Anyone can help?   Sorry if this is a newb question.
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Hi Kano and everybody else.

Just registered to this forum and this is my first post.

I'm pretty new to mining and have been mining for about a month now with, so far, one S9. After just e few weeks I decided to join the kano community and have been mining here now since 22 of February. This means I'm ramping up at the moment and I'm very eager to see what happens after a few weeks when the ramp up is over.

First af all thank you for a nice pool and support forum.

I hope this is the right thread to ask technical questions and if not, please advice where.

I'm still trying to find out how everything works and I have got a lot of help from reading in this thread. However as there are over 1800 pages at the moment there's surely a lot of info in here that I haven't found yet, so please excuse me if I'm asking questions already explained.

So here goes:
I might have screwed up.  Embarrassed
I've tried to find out what the minimum difficulty setting is under management but havent really found out what it does and what to put in there to get the most out of my miner. Therefor I tried a few different settings there without really knowing what it does. I probably shouldn't have done this as kano website now says "Too many accesses, come back later, Login Failed".

This probably means that my IP is blocked for some time.

I think the last setting I tried was 9000. Now I really don't know if I'm in worst case is ramping down at the moment and I can't log in to reset the minimum difficulty setting to "0" which is standard.

So can anyone tell me how bad I screwed up, when kano will let me back in to reset the settings and please explain to me what the minimum difficulty setting does and what to put in there (if not "0") to get the most out of my S9.

MINE ON EVERYONE AND LETS FIND OUR NEXT BLOCK! (seems to be the right slogan to end with  Smiley )


Edit: According to CKPool Monitor I'm still steadily mining with around 13,5 Th/s, but I don't know if I'm getting any shares.

hello welcome to the pool plz do not pee Cheesy. i have tried the following but found i to but of little change and not worth your concern especially with a s9. the equation your looking for is for your machine. "Recommended difficulty is calculated as: D=H*2.3, H is the hashrate, G is unit." this i pulled off of btc.com. kano is right when he sais it isnt worth looking into and if yer ever concerned about weather your connected to the pool best to goto the source page and login check under miners always sais weather yer active or not.
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i dont know much about it. all i can say is that i did not have to pay a penny. so now all that is left tot see is how much i will actually save on electric stay tuned.
So are you renting (landlord did it for the building) or do you own and you found a creative approach to get it installed?  I looked into the tesla roof and a wall of panels on our south hill but my wife thinks it is a waste of money since we may only be here another 10 years or less.  Obviously 30% gets paid by the government (yet) but I have not found any approaches for free yet!  Would love to hear your situation / approach.
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I've tried to find out what the minimum difficulty setting is under management but havent really found out what it does and what to put in there to get the most out of my miner. Therefor I tried a few different settings there without really knowing what it does.

The best thing to do is leave the minimum difficult set to default and let the pool adjust your miner automatically.  The pool will adjust difficulty until your miner submits 18 shares per minute, I believe.

The reason for difficulty adjustment is, modern miners create shares far too fast for a pool to accept all of them.  So a miner will find a diff 9000 share approximately once per 9000 shares found.  So instead of submitting 9000 diff1 shares just one diff9000 share is sent and you get credit for the full 9000.  This consumes allot less pool resources and network bandwidth.

Hi os2sam and thank you for your replies.

I still can't log on to kano.is from my computer, but it seems to be my IP that's banned so I managed to reset settings to default by turning off my wifi network on my phone and by logging in via the mobile network. So I guess I'm all right now except for IP beeing banned.


When looking at the shifts before I did the settings they look like this:

Length            Your diff         Inv Diff     Avg Hs                 Shares          Avg Share                Rewards aso.
48-52 min        ~8-10.5M      ~0-24k     ~12.5-14.5 THS     ~700-850      ~10,000-12,000        Since last block obviously nothing until next block


With the "9000" setting I got the following:

Length            Your diff         Inv Diff     Avg Hs                 Shares          Avg Share
48m38s           9.171M          18.000k    13.50THs              1.019k           9,000


So with the "9000" setting i got more shares than ever before during the same length in time. Isn't this better than default setting if it gives more shares and also consumes less pool resources? Everything pretty much seems to be in line with earlier, but Shares are higher and Avg Share lower.

As me as a noob understands it the optimal minimum diff setting would be as high as possible (giving as much Shares as possible which in this case was 1019) that the S9, Pool or something can handle.

*Lightbulb* Or is the equation something like Shares*Avg Share=Reward?

The educational video discussed earlier would be a hit. Probably would get oscar nominated.  Grin

Obviously the best thing to do for now is leave the default setting of "0" until I understand all this, but maybe this discussion still enlightens me.  Wink

Edit: Thank you for your answers Kano. PM is sent.
legendary
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Hi Kano and everybody else.

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I've tried to find out what the minimum difficulty setting is under management but havent really found out what it does and what to put in there to get the most out of my miner.
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You aren't expected to get any more out of your miner by lowering the diff setting.
Mainly all you might do is increase your network usage - though the pool code tends to ignore low settings and give you the default setting for your miner.

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Therefor I tried a few different settings there without really knowing what it does. I probably shouldn't have done this as kano website now says "Too many accesses, come back later, Login Failed".

This probably means that my IP is blocked for some time.
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You'd have to PM me your IP for me to clear it

Your miner should still be OK - it doesn't stop you from mining.

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Edit: According to CKPool Monitor I'm still steadily mining with around 13,5 Th/s, but I don't know if I'm getting any shares.
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When you get back into the web site, the Workers->Workers page shows what's happening with your miners short term and totals since the last block found.
The Workers->Shift Graph shows the last few weeks.
legendary
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The problem is the payout system...PPLNS is far too risky for any serious pro-miner...regardless of size.
There is a very good reason why BTC is by far the largest pool in the world...
One must acknowledge that their PPS payment plays a significant role in that success.

Pools switched to PPLNS because of miner demand.  PPS pools will always go bankrupt, it is an inevitable outcome.  Unless you own ASIC miner factory, I guess.

Can you explain if the “expected” reward is 100% then why is it that most all pps pools fail?  By that logic then staying on a pool too small will bankrupt the miner instead. So it’s catch 22.  There is def a balance that has to be held. ESP when the network diff is climbing rapidly as it is

BR

Edit there is a reason people won’t mine here. I don’t know what that is. But if you can’t get them to come with 10 btc bonus then I must question what it is that big miners see that I/we don’t.  That’s what I’m trying to figure out. Is it the Ui lack of block solves.  Just what is it exactly that steer people away.  I’m guessing some is patience.  But what I don’t get is why a huge miner wouldn’t just hop on for the bonus and skate.
Meni wrote a statistical analysis of payout systems.
https://bitcoil.co.il/pool_analysis.pdf

I disagree with his personal opinion that all pools will end up PPS Smiley
But other than that, his actual statistical analysis points out the fees necessary to stop a PPS pool going broke.
See page 37 of the above link

The reason is not that you expect 100% luck, it's that times like the last 5 blocks are not unexpected at all.
As the CDF[Erl] shows, the last 5 blocks - that or worse should happen, on average, over a large sample of blocks, once every 416.7 blocks
Now what's the issue with the last 5 blocks and PPS? Well the BTC earned is 64.2625 BTC but the PPS payout at only 100% PPS would be 141.75 BTC
So if a PPS pool didn't have over 77 BTC in reserves then they couldn't pay out what they owed and effectively go broke.
There's no guarantee that the next 5 blocks would reverse that bad luck - in fact it's only expected to continue down the path of 100% luck - not to reverse it at all.
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The problem is the payout system...PPLNS is far too risky for any serious pro-miner...regardless of size.
There is a very good reason why BTC is by far the largest pool in the world...
One must acknowledge that their PPS payment plays a significant role in that success.

Pools switched to PPLNS because of miner demand.  PPS pools will always go bankrupt, it is an inevitable outcome.  Unless you own ASIC miner factory, I guess.

Can you explain if the “expected” reward is 100% then why is it that most all pps pools fail?  By that logic then staying on a pool too small will bankrupt the miner instead. So it’s catch 22.  There is def a balance that has to be held. ESP when the network diff is climbing rapidly as it is

BR

Edit there is a reason people won’t mine here. I don’t know what that is. But if you can’t get them to come with 10 btc bonus then I must question what it is that big miners see that I/we don’t.  That’s what I’m trying to figure out. Is it the Ui lack of block solves.  Just what is it exactly that steer people away.  I’m guessing some is patience.  But what I don’t get is why a huge miner wouldn’t just hop on for the bonus and skate.
legendary
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Think for yourself
Edit: According to CKPool Monitor I'm still steadily mining with around 13,5 Th/s, but I don't know if I'm getting any shares.

If that pool monitor gets it's information from you pool api key then that is what the pool is seeing and for the pool to estimate your hash rate you would have to be submitting shares.  So you should be good to go.
legendary
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Think for yourself

I've tried to find out what the minimum difficulty setting is under management but havent really found out what it does and what to put in there to get the most out of my miner. Therefor I tried a few different settings there without really knowing what it does.

The best thing to do is leave the minimum difficult set to default and let the pool adjust your miner automatically.  The pool will adjust difficulty until your miner submits 18 shares per minute, I believe.

The reason for difficulty adjustment is, modern miners create shares far too fast for a pool to accept all of them.  So a miner will find a diff 9000 share approximately once per 9000 shares found.  So instead of submitting 9000 diff1 shares just one diff9000 share is sent and you get credit for the full 9000.  This consumes allot less pool resources and network bandwidth.
jr. member
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Hi Kano and everybody else.

Just registered to this forum and this is my first post.

I'm pretty new to mining and have been mining for about a month now with, so far, one S9. After just e few weeks I decided to join the kano community and have been mining here now since 22 of February. This means I'm ramping up at the moment and I'm very eager to see what happens after a few weeks when the ramp up is over.

First af all thank you for a nice pool and support forum.

I hope this is the right thread to ask technical questions and if not, please advice where.

I'm still trying to find out how everything works and I have got a lot of help from reading in this thread. However as there are over 1800 pages at the moment there's surely a lot of info in here that I haven't found yet, so please excuse me if I'm asking questions already explained.

So here goes:
I might have screwed up.  Embarrassed
I've tried to find out what the minimum difficulty setting is under management but havent really found out what it does and what to put in there to get the most out of my miner. Therefor I tried a few different settings there without really knowing what it does. I probably shouldn't have done this as kano website now says "Too many accesses, come back later, Login Failed".

This probably means that my IP is blocked for some time.

I think the last setting I tried was 9000. Now I really don't know if I'm in worst case is ramping down at the moment and I can't log in to reset the minimum difficulty setting to "0" which is standard.

So can anyone tell me how bad I screwed up, when kano will let me back in to reset the settings and please explain to me what the minimum difficulty setting does and what to put in there (if not "0") to get the most out of my S9.

MINE ON EVERYONE AND LETS FIND OUR NEXT BLOCK! (seems to be the right slogan to end with  Smiley )


Edit: According to CKPool Monitor I'm still steadily mining with around 13,5 Th/s, but I don't know if I'm getting any shares.
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S9 coming online today (provided the guy at the hosting centre can input a stratum server correctly......) So totally expect a block to be found in the next 12 hours  Tongue
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Mine ON!!!
....and another S9 is online
and another on standby im running out of outlets


 MINE ON!!!!

You mining and home? You got some good power coming in.

yep at home
i just turned on my solar panels today. but now i need an additional sub panel. im at the limit now  

Oh really. I’d be interested to hear some details on the solar setup.

i dont know much about it. all i can say is that i did not have to pay a penny. so now all that is left tot see is how much i will actually save on electric stay tuned.
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Mine ON!!!
....and another S9 is online
and another on standby im running out of outlets


 MINE ON!!!!

You mining and home? You got some good power coming in.

yep at home
i just turned on my solar panels today. but now i need an additional sub panel. im at the limit now  

hmm interesting idea i thought i read somewhere the equipment and installation cost of solar made it a bad investment for mining glad to here someone could make a go of it.

the solar system was installed for free. we will see how much saving i will get out of it
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