Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 449. (Read 5352229 times)
February 20, 2018, 04:59:40 AM
Yep, difficulty just went up 4.62%. Looking at stats, global hashrate has DOUBLED since the start of December 2017. It's a mad race now.
February 20, 2018, 04:46:00 AM
Hello, I've been mining for the past few days now, but I do not see any progress on how much I'm making or any payouts anywhere on the status page? any advice?
Because we haven't found a block for 134 hours.
February 20, 2018, 04:42:28 AM
Hello, I've been mining for the past few days now, but I do not see any progress on how much I'm making or any payouts anywhere on the status page? any advice?
February 20, 2018, 04:31:35 AM
Do you think the reason it is taking longer for us to find blocks is because the number of bitcoin transactions are decreasing?
Take a look at this chart - https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions#
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
There was a burst in number of daily transactions in January just around the time we had a burst in finding blocks.
Take a look at this chart - https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions#
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
There was a burst in number of daily transactions in January just around the time we had a burst in finding blocks.
It's taking longer, because the network difficulty continues to increase every 13 ish days, but our hashrate has stayed constant for the last little while.
in fact, network difficulty is expect to go up 5% tonight overnight (US nite time)
There is a possibility for this to change. We, the members of the pool, could take a few minutes a day to do some promotional
work. At some point, it's gonna help.
February 20, 2018, 04:03:51 AM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
Unfortunately no one can really answer that but you. Because of the nature of this pool blocks will come less frequently but the payout will be greater. If you have bills to pay and need a fixed amount of bitcoin coming in then another pool might be the best but in the long run you will probably make less. Patience is definitely needed here but I can understand your dilemma.
In the meantime MINE ON!!!! and BTClock Dance!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcWPiHjIExA
I am pretty sure the 0.9% fee over time will not make up for the lost income over the past month even if your here for 5 years+. With the horrible luck and the difficulty changes even if the pool fee was 0% you wouldnt make enough BTC to cover the losses. Anyone who started mining here mid january got fucked. I know this cause thats exactly what i did. Ive since moved all my miners back to slush. From jan 15 to feb 15 i made less than %10 what i mined the month before. The pool seems legit and has alot of support, I want it to succeed, but its too risky for me to run my rigs here with the high variance of payments. I cant afford to pay my power bill now.
this is only valid if you believe that this pool will continue to find 1-2 blocks per month going into the future.
Based on statistics & the history of the pool .... that is likely not the case.
If the pool can crack more than 8 blocks a month, it is likely the payout will be higher than slush & others. Having a 10+ block month will have significantly higher payouts here.
February 20, 2018, 03:01:32 AM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
You should move to other pool like slushpool, Antpool, btc.com,viabtc
February 20, 2018, 02:51:47 AM
There was a failover for miners on the JP node at 07:41 UTC
It was immediate, so any miners there would have failed back within 5 minutes.
If you had JP as your pool1 in your miner, and another kano.is node as pool2, then you shouldn't have noticed any drop in hash rate.
Your miners will have just switched to pool2 and continued on mining, then switched back to pool1 after 5 minutes.
Mine on
It was immediate, so any miners there would have failed back within 5 minutes.
If you had JP as your pool1 in your miner, and another kano.is node as pool2, then you shouldn't have noticed any drop in hash rate.
Your miners will have just switched to pool2 and continued on mining, then switched back to pool1 after 5 minutes.
Mine on
February 20, 2018, 02:02:44 AM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
Unfortunately no one can really answer that but you. Because of the nature of this pool blocks will come less frequently but the payout will be greater. If you have bills to pay and need a fixed amount of bitcoin coming in then another pool might be the best but in the long run you will probably make less. Patience is definitely needed here but I can understand your dilemma.
In the meantime MINE ON!!!! and BTClock Dance!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcWPiHjIExA
I am pretty sure the 0.9% fee over time will not make up for the lost income over the past month even if your here for 5 years+. With the horrible luck and the difficulty changes even if the pool fee was 0% you wouldnt make enough BTC to cover the losses. Anyone who started mining here mid january got fucked. I know this cause thats exactly what i did. Ive since moved all my miners back to slush. From jan 15 to feb 15 i made less than %10 what i mined the month before. The pool seems legit and has alot of support, I want it to succeed, but its too risky for me to run my rigs here with the high variance of payments. I cant afford to pay my power bill now.
February 19, 2018, 11:48:06 PM
The plan is to put it all on 240 volt, to balance out the load across L1 and L2 I just haven't had time to finish it all.
I am tempted to move it back to where it came from to see if the one power supply works. Interestignly enough, the plug I plugged it into has nothing else on it, and it is a plug right at the panel box, so it is significantly closer than the one in the garage.
I am tempted to move it back to where it came from to see if the one power supply works. Interestignly enough, the plug I plugged it into has nothing else on it, and it is a plug right at the panel box, so it is significantly closer than the one in the garage.
Chances are it’s not your power as much as it’s the apw3++ psu. People have had problems with them running on 220v let alone 110v. The efficiency has a +/- range and I think it’s mostly minus. I would use 2 Hp server psu’s if I needed to run on 110v.
Funny I took it back into the garage, and put it back where it was, and still one board didn't work, i moved the control cables so that the original chain 5 from controller was the far right ( chain 7 hash board) Chain 6 was to the far left ( Original chain 5), and Chain 7 was the middle board.
Booted up with one PSU and worked.
NOW do you believe in the perversity of inanimate objects?
February 19, 2018, 11:45:29 PM
The plan is to put it all on 240 volt, to balance out the load across L1 and L2 I just haven't had time to finish it all.
I am tempted to move it back to where it came from to see if the one power supply works. Interestignly enough, the plug I plugged it into has nothing else on it, and it is a plug right at the panel box, so it is significantly closer than the one in the garage.
I am tempted to move it back to where it came from to see if the one power supply works. Interestignly enough, the plug I plugged it into has nothing else on it, and it is a plug right at the panel box, so it is significantly closer than the one in the garage.
Chances are it’s not your power as much as it’s the apw3++ psu. People have had problems with them running on 220v let alone 110v. The efficiency has a +/- range and I think it’s mostly minus. I would use 2 Hp server psu’s if I needed to run on 110v.
Funny I took it back into the garage, and put it back where it was, and still one board didn't work, i moved the control cables so that the original chain 5 from controller was the far right ( chain 7 hash board) Chain 6 was to the far left ( Original chain 5), and Chain 7 was the middle board.
Booted up with one PSU and worked.
February 19, 2018, 10:36:46 PM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
Unfortunately no one can really answer that but you. Because of the nature of this pool blocks will come less frequently but the payout will be greater. If you have bills to pay and need a fixed amount of bitcoin coming in then another pool might be the best but in the long run you will probably make less. Patience is definitely needed here but I can understand your dilemma.
In the meantime MINE ON!!!! and BTClock Dance!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcWPiHjIExA
Can you define long term?
5years?
February 19, 2018, 09:30:10 PM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
Unfortunately no one can really answer that but you. Because of the nature of this pool blocks will come less frequently but the payout will be greater. If you have bills to pay and need a fixed amount of bitcoin coming in then another pool might be the best but in the long run you will probably make less. Patience is definitely needed here but I can understand your dilemma.
In the meantime MINE ON!!!! and BTClock Dance!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcWPiHjIExA
February 19, 2018, 09:22:02 PM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
Sell it to me.
Next in line
February 19, 2018, 08:52:58 PM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
Sell it to me.
February 19, 2018, 08:44:43 PM
I’m fully ramp up with my S9 now, and my percentage is about 0.03%, and I usually get awarded at 0.0035xxx per block found at Kano.
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
At normal pool, I get 0.00125 (after fee) minimum per day, so as a month (30 days) I get 0.00125x30=0.0375/month.
So if we found less than 10 blocks/month (depends on luck), I can’t get as much as normal pool.
Do I get it right here?
yup - thats more or less accurate from my understanding. i was asking similar questions last month when i started mining on Kano, migrating my 4xS9 to this pool.
Its been a tough end of Jan & beginning of Feb ... but i'm hopeful for the future.
btw, theres no such thing as a "normal" pool ... just different hashing/share calc & payout methods.
February 19, 2018, 08:35:47 PM
Do you think the reason it is taking longer for us to find blocks is because the number of bitcoin transactions are decreasing?
Take a look at this chart - https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions#
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
There was a burst in number of daily transactions in January just around the time we had a burst in finding blocks.
Take a look at this chart - https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions#
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
There was a burst in number of daily transactions in January just around the time we had a burst in finding blocks.
It's taking longer, because the network difficulty continues to increase every 13 ish days, but our hashrate has stayed constant for the last little while.
in fact, network difficulty is expect to go up 5% tonight overnight (US nite time)
February 19, 2018, 08:35:42 PM
Do you think the reason it is taking longer for us to find blocks is because the number of bitcoin transactions are decreasing?
...
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
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Unrelated. ...
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
...
February 19, 2018, 08:30:12 PM
Do you think the reason it is taking longer for us to find blocks is because the number of bitcoin transactions are decreasing?
Take a look at this chart - https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions#
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
There was a burst in number of daily transactions in January just around the time we had a burst in finding blocks.
Take a look at this chart - https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions#
Or is this something that is unrelated, and just happens to be dropping at the same time?
There was a burst in number of daily transactions in January just around the time we had a burst in finding blocks.
February 19, 2018, 07:58:00 PM
ok 22Th more is now online!
BLOCK ON!
BLOCK ON!
February 19, 2018, 07:54:45 PM
How does one acquire merit to give? Is there a way other than receiving merit for posts yourself? Can you request Merit? I don't have to take my shirt off or anything, right?
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