Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 657. (Read 5352367 times)

Thank you sir kano for the information

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Another question, if you start mining with a BTC address only, and decided to register to kano.is website, is it as easy as moving the BTC address to the registered account? and all data will transfer there?

It just means that the 'start' of the last payout 5Nd is off the left of the graph.
The end of the last 5Nd is still there - which is when we last found a block.

The pink area is the last payout 5Nd range.
Currently, drawing that requires the start to be in the visible data range.

it's gone...next 5ND starts it all over.

Not angry, just tired of the latest noob du jour chiming in with the usual uninformed musings of 'something wrong' yet again.  It's not a dabate, that's all, don't get angry...  

I used to see the 5ND section in pink in the shift graph, now it’s no longer there. Is it gone from everyone’s or just mine?

ahahah  I had a good laugh.  Get angry..  its just discussion.

You said "touch wood"...  
But seriously, you noobs got to settle the F down.  This is BY FAR the best pool to mine on not just for the txn fees but the fact that kano-san himself, one of the guys who literally wrote the book on mining software for both the mining side and server side that keeps the OG BTC alive, runs this pool and lets us all know if anything is going on asap.  As Sonny points out, if Kano-sama isn't telling us somthing's up with the pool, then NOTHING IS.  End of story.
Keep calm and mine on.  

Please don't suggest to those morons do things that actually matter
Hackers DDoS web sites ... that's usually as much as they know.
The web server is a completely different server, for that reason

... and we have more than 10 servers they'd have to DDoS to stop the pool.
Though there's more than 20 in all, all around the world, with 5 main different providers and 5 others

Edit: this is also why large miners can get access to white listed servers, or I can setup a server for them, in the case that these things did ever happen ... touch wood

Yes, that is with all fees included at the  Pool hash rate for every block, so if slush does not fudge their fees, it is accurate.

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One thing we can all be sure of is if this is even remotely true, Kano-san would have posted about here.  Until he does, you can be sure it's not happening.  That's the beauty of a transparent operation like this.

Nice analysis.  

Do these numbers also take into account transaction fees as well?  I've been debating switching over to Kano for a while, but the day I was going to actually make the move about a month ago (12-Nov) it was a very volatile day with BTC price and I saw slush continue to get blocks as Kano just had bad luck.  Luckily I didn't move and I realized that even though it's all luck when it comes to mining there's a benefit to being in a larger pool when volatility is high.

I didn't dispute that kano had better upside with the way this is set up.  I was just thinking that there may be a reason other than bad luck that there has been no block found for 9 days now.  I was just throwing out an idea that maybe some other DDOS attack or something was happening that we are not aware of. I do not mean on the web server, I mean on the backend ie stratum server or upstream of the node which affects the ability to break open one of them 12.5 Tonne Golden nuggets!

Good info there thanks!
I have one s9 pointed each way. One to slush and one here.
Told myself to give it one month and get 5nd here to weigh out my options.
Thinking about moving the other one here as well.

The data doesn't lie..... and luck is like the weather, just wait a little while, it will change. KANO-SAN MINE ON!!!

So my site has been grabbing 5 minute detailed info for a few pools in my upcoming minergain site but dont have the info live yet.   Eventually this data can use your real miner data to do "what if scenarios - even though luck is luck".  So all this got me wondering so I thought I would share some real comparison info...  So if you were with slush for December, here would be your btc per Th that your miners submitted....  After the date is the number of blocks found and the next column is the BTC / TH for that day.  It fully takes into account the hash rate for every block and the 2% that they take.

Dec 1   17   0.00020415
Dec 2   21   0.000246807
Dec 3   21   0.000235327
Dec 4   12   0.000137415
Dec 5   21   0.000230983
Dec 6   15   0.00016493
Dec 7   23   0.000274498
Dec 8   18   0.000217576
Dec 9   12   0.000141403
Dec 10   26   0.000282076
Dec 11   23   0.000254072
Dec 12   13   0.000146673
Dec 13   16   0.000173655
Dec 14   20   0.000201528
Dec 15   18   0.000200334
Dec 16   13   0.000139204
Dec 17   23   0.000244415
Dec 18   20   0.000207583
      
Total: 0.003702629 per Th/s.  

So if you have an S9 like me with 13.5Th/s, that is .0499854915 BTC for the month (assuming fully "vested" in the PPNLS).  As I have mentioned before, the 5 blocks found on Kano (even with the current 8 day delay) is .04509834.  If we got another block today, it would be roughly .054 BTC for the month.  And if we picked off another one tomorrow, it would be roughly .063 BTC.  So yes, there is a little more gambling here, but the potential upside is way more than the sites that give lots of blocks per day...  And isn't that really why we are all in this "business" - gambling?  That is exactly why I moved to Kano from Slush after just one month with them...  I can afford a little electricity if needed, but with that said, my full power bill was paid by the 3rd of this month...  I also purchase coins on the exchanges, and this is a much smaller investment per BTC - just slower.  Anyway, just to give a little perspective for the newbies (me included).

A little CDF table of block expectation:

You noobs want some cheese with that? 

I have wondered the same thing.
I hope we do go mich longer without any.

I was thinking if there is a DDOS attack on the web server, why wouldn't the same people be doing that to the stratum server, OR some other attack where that server connects to, delaying stuff for kano pool?  I don't have that much knowledge of how all that back end systems work so I can only speculate.  I just find it hard to believe that someone will DDOS a web server that displays data to the users, and NOT? attack the stratum server or some other service/device that will affect the probability of a block.

Not many of us can.  I know it's luck but that won't pay the bills.  So we just need to crack this biotch NOW!