Just my luck: the first block I work on at Kano's is like this.
Well, here is to hoping for better luck next time.
Well, here is to hoping for better luck next time.
At least you are getting the 5d ramp up out of the way
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January 05, 2018, 07:10:49 AM
At least you are getting the 5d ramp up out of the way
January 05, 2018, 04:12:08 AM
Thank you Matt and Nazzer. Good answers!
Then I will stick with Kano pool for long term. Happy to know I made the right choice.
You are welcome. I hope you/we have some good luck! Then I will stick with Kano pool for long term. Happy to know I made the right choice.
January 05, 2018, 03:41:25 AM
SG and NYA nodes went offline ... SG is still down
NYA is fine.SG network went off at 08:13 for a few minutes but came back on again.
But it's just gone off again ...
Hopefully it'll stay that way
January 05, 2018, 03:18:26 AM
SG and NYA nodes went offline ... SG is still down
January 05, 2018, 02:25:22 AM
Thank you Matt and Nazzer. Good answers!
Then I will stick with Kano pool for long term. Happy to know I made the right choice.
Then I will stick with Kano pool for long term. Happy to know I made the right choice.
January 05, 2018, 02:09:07 AM
Hi kano,
i have seen 2 unconfirmed transactions on my btc address, and now its not there any more, it did not add to the No. Transactions, what could have happened? the amount is about 0.0007xx, is it too small?
THanks kano!
i have seen 2 unconfirmed transactions on my btc address, and now its not there any more, it did not add to the No. Transactions, what could have happened? the amount is about 0.0007xx, is it too small?
THanks kano!
January 05, 2018, 02:05:16 AM
I am a newbie to bitcoin mining. I got a S9 miner. Let me make my question simple for Kano pool.
I used Antpool for about two weeks. I got average 0.0028 BTC per day from Antpool, with average 14TH/s. Antpool pays everyday.
If I switch to Kano pool with average 14TH/s, do you think I can get better than 0.0028 BTC per day? Maybe Kano cannot pay for this much every day, but on average, from a week/month perspective, do you think better than 0.0028 BTC/14TH per day average is achievable for Kano pool? This is not asking for guarantee, but just for a general ballpark estimation and expectation.
Thanks.
I used Antpool for about two weeks. I got average 0.0028 BTC per day from Antpool, with average 14TH/s. Antpool pays everyday.
If I switch to Kano pool with average 14TH/s, do you think I can get better than 0.0028 BTC per day? Maybe Kano cannot pay for this much every day, but on average, from a week/month perspective, do you think better than 0.0028 BTC/14TH per day average is achievable for Kano pool? This is not asking for guarantee, but just for a general ballpark estimation and expectation.
Thanks.
The answer is yes you will get more at kano pool...... BUT it depends over how long you evaluate and when you evaluate.
If your period of evaluation is short then you may earn a lot less or a lot more. The longer the period of evaluation gets the higher the certainty that you will earn more.
If you have to get a payout every 2/3 days then PPLNS is maybe not the reward method you should look at even though your reward over a longer period is higher.
Sorry, I know there are a lot of 'to long/shots' but all is probabilities and no one can guarantee - as you know.
Edit: A good indication may be what others earned relative to you the last month or two but again, history is no guarantee of future.
January 05, 2018, 01:53:57 AM
I am a newbie to bitcoin mining. I got a S9 miner. Let me make my question simple for Kano pool.
I used Antpool for about two weeks. I got average 0.0028 BTC per day from Antpool, with average 14TH/s. Antpool pays everyday.
If I switch to Kano pool with average 14TH/s, do you think I can get better than 0.0028 BTC per day? Maybe Kano cannot pay for this much every day, but on average, from a week/month perspective, do you think better than 0.0028 BTC/14TH per day average is achievable for Kano pool? This is not asking for guarantee, but just for a general ballpark estimation and expectation.
Thanks.
I used Antpool for about two weeks. I got average 0.0028 BTC per day from Antpool, with average 14TH/s. Antpool pays everyday.
If I switch to Kano pool with average 14TH/s, do you think I can get better than 0.0028 BTC per day? Maybe Kano cannot pay for this much every day, but on average, from a week/month perspective, do you think better than 0.0028 BTC/14TH per day average is achievable for Kano pool? This is not asking for guarantee, but just for a general ballpark estimation and expectation.
Thanks.
On average you'll be paid better - Antpool does not pay transaction fees to miners; on that basis you've pretty much been losing out at least 20 - 40% BTC per day. So you're probably losing out 0.0005 BTC/day on average just by mining on Antpool.
January 05, 2018, 01:23:57 AM
I am a newbie to bitcoin mining. I got a S9 miner. Let me make my question simple for Kano pool.
I used Antpool for about two weeks. I got average 0.0028 BTC per day from Antpool, with average 14TH/s. Antpool pays everyday.
If I switch to Kano pool with average 14TH/s, do you think I can get better than 0.0028 BTC per day? Maybe Kano cannot pay for this much every day, but on average, from a week/month perspective, do you think better than 0.0028 BTC/14TH per day average is achievable for Kano pool? This is not asking for guarantee, but just for a general ballpark estimation and expectation.
Thanks.
I used Antpool for about two weeks. I got average 0.0028 BTC per day from Antpool, with average 14TH/s. Antpool pays everyday.
If I switch to Kano pool with average 14TH/s, do you think I can get better than 0.0028 BTC per day? Maybe Kano cannot pay for this much every day, but on average, from a week/month perspective, do you think better than 0.0028 BTC/14TH per day average is achievable for Kano pool? This is not asking for guarantee, but just for a general ballpark estimation and expectation.
Thanks.
January 04, 2018, 11:51:36 PM
I'd be totally fine if I woke up tomorrow and we hit two blocks. Good times.
January 04, 2018, 11:35:35 PM
Well guys I have pointed my little aliens at the pool and hope to learn more and will learn to DANCE!!!
10x Antminer S9s (140TH)
Cheers Paul
10x Antminer S9s (140TH)
Cheers Paul
Thanks for jumping in the Pool. The water is warm!! Mine On with KANO-SAN.
January 04, 2018, 10:31:23 PM
What is the deal with the two hash rates separated by a forward slash on the top right of the worker's page? The first one seems like the actual and the second one is the one that is being used by the worker's graph.
The first one in the 5 minute hash rate and the 2nd one is the one hour rash rate.Thanks. One more question. Is there a reason why there is a significant difference between the hash rate reported on there and the one being reported on awesome miner or even the kano app? I have a 14TH model reporting in the 12s but on the app and on awesome miner it is in the 14s. All the other miners are dead on the numbers except that one.
The less data used (less shares), the less accurate it will be.
Even an hour worth of submitted shares won't get you a finely accurate representation of what the miner thinks the hash rate is.
Another way to see that is to turn a miner off, then on again, and watch the hash rate go all over the place for an hour or so.
However, your hash rate number is also not really all that relevant either.
It's only representative of the expected number of shares you should find over a given time.
The actual number that matters is the total difficulty of shares submitted each shift, since that's what you are effectively rewarded (when we find a block)
The shift calculated hash rate number is, also, simply a calculation based on how long the shift was and the total difficulty of all the shares accepted in that shift.
That varies up and down a lot also.
Shares are just like blocks, they have an expected value but vary greatly from that expected value.
Paying close attention to your hash rate will not really help much.
What you want to look at is your average shift calculated hash rate over a day or two, since, again, the shift data decides what you will be rewarded.
January 04, 2018, 10:28:35 PM
What is the deal with the two hash rates separated by a forward slash on the top right of the worker's page? The first one seems like the actual and the second one is the one that is being used by the worker's graph.
The first one in the 5 minute hash rate and the 2nd one is the one hour rash rate.Thanks. One more question. Is there a reason why there is a significant difference between the hash rate reported on there and the one being reported on awesome miner or even the kano app? I have a 14TH model reporting in the 12s but on the app and on awesome miner it is in the 14s. All the other miners are dead on the numbers except that one.
The less data used (less shares), the less accurate it will be.
Even an hour worth of submitted shares won't get you a finely accurate representation of what the miner thinks the hash rate is.
Another way to see that is to turn a miner off, then on again, and watch the hash rate go all over the place for an hour or so.
However, your hash rate number is also not really all that relevant either.
It's only representative of the expected number of shares you should find over a given time.
The actual number that matters is the total difficulty of shares submitted each shift, since that's what you are effectively rewarded (when we find a block)
The shift calculated hash rate number is, also, simply a calculation based on how long the shift was and the total difficulty of all the shares accepted in that shift.
That varies up and down a lot also.
Shares are just like blocks, they have an expected value but vary greatly from that expected value.
Paying close attention to your hash rate will not really help much.
What you want to look at is your average shift calculated hash rate over a day or two, since, again, the shift data decides what you will be rewarded.
January 04, 2018, 10:12:49 PM
What is the deal with the two hash rates separated by a forward slash on the top right of the worker's page? The first one seems like the actual and the second one is the one that is being used by the worker's graph.
The first one in the 5 minute hash rate and the 2nd one is the one hour rash rate.Thanks. One more question. Is there a reason why there is a significant difference between the hash rate reported on there and the one being reported on awesome miner or even the kano app? I have a 14TH model reporting in the 12s but on the app and on awesome miner it is in the 14s. All the other miners are dead on the numbers except that one.
January 04, 2018, 10:10:32 PM
What is the deal with the two hash rates separated by a forward slash on the top right of the worker's page? The first one seems like the actual and the second one is the one that is being used by the worker's graph.
The first one in the 5 minute hash rate and the 2nd one is the one hour rash rate.5 minute is a lot more dynamic and a lot less accurate than the 1 hour one.
January 04, 2018, 10:06:56 PM
What is the deal with the two hash rates separated by a forward slash on the top right of the worker's page? The first one seems like the actual and the second one is the one that is being used by the worker's graph. Or is this the share rate / hash rate.
January 04, 2018, 09:42:01 PM
Quick question for you Kano. On the rewards page the date format is strange (e.g. 31/Dec 04:29). It didn't used to be like that. The last time I copy and pasted, back in August I think, it was like 8/25/2017 8:22:00. The new format is difficult to get into a spreadsheet. Is it something on my end doing that or was it changed in the last few months in one of your updates? Would it be possible to go back to a more standard format?
Also, is the rewards data available through the API?
The web site never used the messed up american date format in any of the tables Also, is the rewards data available through the API?
The display format is based on space available, so often year isn't included.
There's no API for rewards (yet)
January 04, 2018, 09:34:10 PM
Quick question for you Kano. On the rewards page the date format is strange (e.g. 31/Dec 04:29). It didn't used to be like that. The last time I copy and pasted, back in August I think, it was like 8/25/2017 8:22:00. The new format is difficult to get into a spreadsheet. Is it something on my end doing that or was it changed in the last few months in one of your updates? Would it be possible to go back to a more standard format?
Also, is the rewards data available through the API?
Also, is the rewards data available through the API?
January 04, 2018, 07:34:30 PM
Cheers Paul
Welcome! Now let us find a block 
January 04, 2018, 07:32:08 PM
Welcome to the party!
Mine on!
Mine on!
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