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smrgl

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Quote from: rifleman74 on November 29, 2017, 10:50:45 PM

Quote from: smrgl on November 29, 2017, 10:22:32 PM

Sooo, when are dust payments be sent out? I have an incredible amount of 0.0002+ total and would like to receive that in the near future.

Thanks

You need that $2 that bad?

Well, at least I am interested in how dust payments are handled at all because with the exception of "Dust payments below 0.00010000 BTC are not sent out yet." I don't find any further help. Other pools mention at least that such coffee money will be sent after the account was inactive a certain amount of time.
So will they be paid out at all? when? under what condition?
Or was this exercise of using the KanoPool just for my entertainment and all the dust payments will be kept forever?

kano

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Quote from: kano on November 29, 2017, 05:46:27 PM

Quote from: kano on November 28, 2017, 08:38:46 PM

Quote from: kano on November 28, 2017, 07:39:43 PM

The JP node has been losing network connection on and off over the last few hours.
The provider says there's a DDoS going at their servers.

The most annoying part about it is that I'm in Tokyo and still losing connection directly to it/can't connect to it.

As usual, you should have a backup to one of the other nodes - and from Japan that would probably be best to use stratum.kano.is as the backup.

They seem to think it is now resolved - and the last disconnect message I got was about 20mins ago so hopefully all OK again now at the JP node.

This is going on again today also Sad

They said they fixed it again today but then it started yet again.
As before for the few people that mine on the JP node, be sure you have that backup setup.

This was FINALLY sorted out at 02:28 UTC
JP node been OK since then.

On another note though, the nonce server got rebooted by that (different) provider (with no warning) and I mistook the alerts being more from the JP server.
Sorry about that.
The nonce server was down from 02:32 UTC til 03:24 UTC but back up and running all OK again.

Edit: and just as I posted this ... the JP node dropped it's connections again Sad

So it WAS working for 1.5 hrs but yet again the network at the JP node is playing up.

rifleman74

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Quote from: smrgl on November 29, 2017, 10:22:32 PM

Sooo, when are dust payments be sent out? I have an incredible amount of 0.0002+ total and would like to receive that in the near future.

Thanks

You need that $2 that bad?

smrgl

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Sooo, when are dust payments be sent out? I have an incredible amount of 0.0002+ total and would like to receive that in the near future.

Thanks

minergain.com

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Quote from: Toll-Booth-Jim on November 29, 2017, 09:12:55 PM

I just want to know if anyone else feels the same way about this. I love that the price of BTC is way high but this seriously fast increase in price somewhat worries me. I don't want to say anything bad about BTC, I just feel like it's kinda out of control, that's the point though. I don't know could it ever be possible that the price decreases to where it was say 6 months ago or less? Where do you guys think it will level off and who decides the price, I think the traders do but I really have no idea. Let me know what you guys think? Happyyyyy Mining Kano people!

I also wonder, but I treat mining and crypto investments much like stocks and gambling. It is like stocks in that it is more risky than bonds and like gambling in that I only put money in that I will not destroy my future if it goes bust. Obviously there is much more up side than this, but there is a small chance that it will all fall apart. If your risk tolerance is lower than this, then it is best to convert enough earnings to pay your power each month. That makes your mining operation much less risky. Anyway, this is risky business, but as we have all seen, there is a lot of upside potential too. I hope this helps gives you some options.

Toll-Booth-Jim

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I just want to know if anyone else feels the same way about this. I love that the price of BTC is way high but this seriously fast increase in price somewhat worries me. I don't want to say anything bad about BTC, I just feel like it's kinda out of control, that's the point though. I don't know could it ever be possible that the price decreases to where it was say 6 months ago or less? Where do you guys think it will level off and who decides the price, I think the traders do but I really have no idea. Let me know what you guys think? Happyyyyy Mining Kano people!

nazzer

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Quote from: minergain.com on November 29, 2017, 07:16:57 PM

Quote from: nazzer on November 29, 2017, 06:37:22 PM

I personally use Jaxx as a hot wallet for BCH, exchange BCH using Shapeshift into the Jaxx BCH wallet - due to unpredictable network block times, this seems a safer way - and most of the time I get a favorable exchange rate through shapeshift.

I have read comments that the shapeshift / jaxx combo can be very expensive - sometimes up to 10%. Here is a comment from another forum: They (shapeshift) only have a miner fee for the amount they send back. Please check this page on their website: https://info.shapeshift.io/about. I know that the Jaxx automatic calculation with the default BTC mining fee can be pricey. I am not sure if converting to BCH has a BTC mining fee or not - nor do I know if the mining fee setting impacts the shapeshift fees. In any case, be alert if you go with this option.

You're right about the BCH to BTC conversion - miner fee is 0.00125 BTC (12 dollars at current rates!)

BTC to BCH seems to be fine - miner fee on BCH is only 0.002BCH and exchange rate is usually quite good.

kano

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Quote from: powrslave on November 29, 2017, 07:20:10 PM

Quote from: dzimmerm56 on November 29, 2017, 06:21:25 PM

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It's the sound a cat makes in Japanese Cheesy

(Instead of meow)

LOL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEKUdugY6Yo

Somewhat NSFW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlwVBKs5T_E

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Quote from: Waztim on November 29, 2017, 03:30:03 PM

Quote from: luxMiner on November 29, 2017, 03:26:17 PM

how is the water?

8 S9s just cleared HK inspection, on their way to join my current 2 machines. ordered another 10 from bitmain this afternoon.
20 S9s looking for a nice cozy pool to splash around soon....

Jump in, the water is warm.

Ja! Dive in

and join the few(er), the proud, the loony...

powrslave

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Quote from: dzimmerm56 on November 29, 2017, 06:21:25 PM

Quote

It's the sound a cat makes in Japanese Cheesy

(Instead of meow)

LOL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEKUdugY6Yo

minergain.com

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Quote from: nazzer on November 29, 2017, 06:37:22 PM

I personally use Jaxx as a hot wallet for BCH, exchange BCH using Shapeshift into the Jaxx BCH wallet - due to unpredictable network block times, this seems a safer way - and most of the time I get a favorable exchange rate through shapeshift.

I have read comments that the shapeshift / jaxx combo can be very expensive - sometimes up to 10%. Here is a comment from another forum: They (shapeshift) only have a miner fee for the amount they send back. Please check this page on their website: https://info.shapeshift.io/about. I know that the Jaxx automatic calculation with the default BTC mining fee can be pricey. I am not sure if converting to BCH has a BTC mining fee or not - nor do I know if the mining fee setting impacts the shapeshift fees. In any case, be alert if you go with this option.

nazzer

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Quote from: minergain.com on November 29, 2017, 05:13:12 PM

Quote from: qrnode on November 29, 2017, 04:59:59 PM

I currently have btc in a coin base account and would like to convert to bch to purchase more miners. How is the best way to convert to bch? I was planning to move the btc to bittrex and then exchange for bch. Is this a good way to make the conversion? After I convert at Bittrex can I pay bit main from there or should I transfer to a trezor and make payment to bit main from the trezor? Thank you,

I could be wrong, but my experience is transfer to bittrex, exchange for bch then pay directly from there. If you transfer to trezor then you pay two transfer fees.

I personally use Jaxx as a hot wallet for BCH, exchange BCH using Shapeshift into the Jaxx BCH wallet - due to unpredictable network block times, this seems a safer way - and most of the time I get a favorable exchange rate through shapeshift.

rifleman74

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It's the sound a cat makes in Japanese Cheesy

(Instead of meow)

LOL.

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Quote from: kano on November 28, 2017, 08:38:46 PM

Quote from: kano on November 28, 2017, 07:39:43 PM

The JP node has been losing network connection on and off over the last few hours.
The provider says there's a DDoS going at their servers.

The most annoying part about it is that I'm in Tokyo and still losing connection directly to it/can't connect to it.

As usual, you should have a backup to one of the other nodes - and from Japan that would probably be best to use stratum.kano.is as the backup.

They seem to think it is now resolved - and the last disconnect message I got was about 20mins ago so hopefully all OK again now at the JP node.

This is going on again today also Sad

They said they fixed it again today but then it started yet again.
As before for the few people that mine on the JP node, be sure you have that backup setup.

qrnode

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Quote from: minergain.com on November 29, 2017, 05:13:12 PM

I could be wrong, but my experience is transfer to bittrex, exchange for bch then pay directly from there. If you transfer to trezor then you pay two transfer fees.

Thank you,

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Quote from: qrnode on November 29, 2017, 04:59:59 PM

I currently have btc in a coin base account and would like to convert to bch to purchase more miners. How is the best way to convert to bch? I was planning to move the btc to bittrex and then exchange for bch. Is this a good way to make the conversion? After I convert at Bittrex can I pay bit main from there or should I transfer to a trezor and make payment to bit main from the trezor? Thank you,

i use changelly. probably not the best rate, but pretty fast and reliable.

minergain.com

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Quote from: qrnode on November 29, 2017, 04:59:59 PM

I currently have btc in a coin base account and would like to convert to bch to purchase more miners. How is the best way to convert to bch? I was planning to move the btc to bittrex and then exchange for bch. Is this a good way to make the conversion? After I convert at Bittrex can I pay bit main from there or should I transfer to a trezor and make payment to bit main from the trezor? Thank you,

I could be wrong, but my experience is transfer to bittrex, exchange for bch then pay directly from there. If you transfer to trezor then you pay two transfer fees.

kano

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Quote from: dzimmerm56 on November 29, 2017, 12:49:23 AM

I am in the midwest USA and this is the line up I have for my miners for kano pool addresses.

Pool 1
stratum+tcp://nya.kano.is:3333

Pool 2
stratum+tcp://stratum.kano.is:3333

Pool 3
stratum+tcp://stratum.kano.space:3333

Seems to work pretty well from the Midwest USA.

The nya node has a lower ping value than the .is and .space from the Midwest USA.
The .is is the main fall back and .space is an emergency fall back.

Pretty much the recommendations on the front page of the bitcoin kano pool forum other
than the nya node not specifically mentioned. Guessing nya stands for New York America or something like that.

It's the sound a cat makes in Japanese Cheesy

(Instead of meow)

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Quote from: androdeida on November 29, 2017, 04:41:05 PM

Hi guys,
just a little question here, if a user in kano pool finds a block, does he get a little extra reward for it?
Thanks

No, nothing extra except the pride of getting listed on the Kano Acclaim Board and kudos from other Kanoites. Cheesy

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