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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 751. (Read 5352367 times)

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Mine ON!!!
sorry for being negative  
but here comes the block from hell again
please let me be wrong

Cheer up my man!  We are only at 29.83% and every block is expected to be at 100% Cheesy

I think it’s safe to say we’re in the block from hell now. 🤦‍♂️
Oh come on, it's just barely over 100%, what's the problem?  I usually say "put the bong down" however in your case you need to "pick the bong up" and CHILL!!  Cool  Keep it up and YOU'RE going to jinx us!  Roll Eyes

i guess i was wrong after all
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BLOCK! by renanvendas Cheesy
Welcome to the acclaim board with your first pool block Smiley
... and 2 payouts Smiley

its a beautiful thing
legendary
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Carl, aka Sonny :)
BLOCK! by renanvendas Cheesy
Welcome to the acclaim board with your first pool block Smiley
... and 2 payouts Smiley

Yes!! Cheesy
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legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
BLOCK! by renanvendas Cheesy
Welcome to the acclaim board with your first pool block Smiley
... and 2 payouts Smiley

Edit: that was also a Juvia block Smiley
legendary
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Does anyone know how much BTC per THs per day for now? According to several BTC profit calculators, it should be about 0.0017.


        1th =   0.0001731
      10th =  0.0017310
    100th =  0.0173100
  1000th =  0.1731000
 10000th = 1.7310000

I show it here also:
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
Edit: in case it wasn't obvious, you have to press enter (or click on 'Calculate' at the bottom) to get it to fill out the data on the page Smiley

Be aware that some of the sites get it wrong.

It's to do with what a 1Diff share is - it's not 00000000FFFFFFFF..... that some sites use in the calculation.
It's 00000000FFFF00000000000.....
... so after about 5 decimal places they are wrong if they use the wrong value.

Edit2: also note, that number is the 100% PPS value - i.e. ignores Txn fees.
xuy
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Does anyone know how much BTC per THs per day for now? According to several BTC profit calculators, it should be about 0.0017.
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Mine ON!!!
sorry for being negative  
but here comes the block from hell again
please let me be wrong

Cheer up my man!  We are only at 29.83% and every block is expected to be at 100% Cheesy

I think it’s safe to say we’re in the block from hell now. 🤦‍♂️

well to qualify as  hell block  we have to pass 666%

and we are not past (136.00%)

I like your optimism
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Well a transaction with say 50 inputs - roughly a month worth - would be about 9K bytes

btc.com says at the moment https://btc.com/
Current best transaction fees 0.00134 BTC/KB = 130 sat/byte

So 9K would be 0.00134 * 9 = 0.01206 BTC or about $70

If instead you paid 13 sat/byte it would be 0.001206 BTC or about $7 and most likely get through in the next day or so.

If fees were low (transaction less often, so blocks not always full) then the 13 sat/byte would often get through in the next hour or so.
In that case you could even put it lower and be pretty sure it would get confirmed in a day or so.

It's all about planning ahead Smiley


Currently I have my mining payout sent to a coinbase acct. Approx once a month I plan to send the btc to my trezor. When I go to coinbase and send to my trezor wallet coinbase doesn't offer network fee options (fee= low, normal, high). The network fee is set when I send. It doesn't seem like the fee changes with the amount entered to send, it appears to be a minimal per transaction fee. Once I make the transfer it happens right away. When I send from the Trezor it lets me select sending network fee options (fee= low, normal, high).

What is the best process if mining on KanoPool to get btc my trezor? Should I have my mining payouts sent directly to a trezor address or continue to use coinbase or similar site to gather before transferring to trezor?
sr. member
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Kano should my best share numbers reset after finding a block?? or not.


cause I noticed my best share number for my #3 s9  still has the very same best share number as it did on that monster block from hell and was wondering if thats normal or not.   

10718647319

Just change a setting and apply and it will reset or reboot.
jr. member
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Added 2 Avalons 741 and a S9 to my mini farm!

Lets break this block!  Cool

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Kano should my best share numbers reset after finding a block?? or not.


cause I noticed my best share number for my #3 s9  still has the very same best share number as it did on that monster block from hell and was wondering if thats normal or not.   

10718647319
newbie
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Great!
You:'re the man! Grin

Thanks kanosan


Now crackin a block would be nice  Grin Grin
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
newbie
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Will a interval of 30 mins be okay?
Or one hour?
legendary
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Question about kano.is
Is it possible to just get the time when we found the last block
 by wget Or something similar?
Nothing else,just the time or the last block we found.

For example By adding something to the url

Thx

Mine on!
The API has it. The one without the worker list (i.e. no '&work=y' on the end)

{
 "STAMP":"1509140797", <- current time
 "lastbc":"1509136131", <- last network block time
 "lastheight":"492019", <- last network block height
 "currndiff":"1452839779145.9", <- network difficulty
 "lastblock":"1509009829", <- last pool block time
 "lastblockheight":"491827", <- last pool block height
 "blockacc":"1842324727516.0", <- Diff Accepted (divide by network difficulty to get the '%')
 "blockerr":"8607865617.0", <- Diff Rejected
 "p_hashrate5m":"60705960004796768.000000", <- pool hash rate 5 minute value
 "p_hashrate1hr":"60530071597155120.000000", <- pool hash rate 1 hour value
 "u_hashrate5m":"?", <- user hash rate 5 minute value
 "u_hashrate1hr":"?" <- user hash rate 1 hour value
}

Warning don't poll the API very often, your IP/username will get banned.
newbie
Activity: 41
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Question about kano.is
Is it possible to just get the time when we found the last block
 by wget Or something similar?
Nothing else,just the time or the last block we found.

For example By adding something to the url

Thx

Mine on!
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Calling on the powers of cute.



Give us some good luck My Goddess.

sr. member
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Put another way, a 20% difficulty increase - which we just had - means, if BTC price remains the same, that it'll take 20% longer to get a block, and hence your income just dropped by 20%.

M
I was just looking it over and the rate at which the difficulty and hashrate is increasing at an alarming rate.

When I joined this pool feb '16, difficulty was 163.5G. It took 11 months to double to 336.9G in Jan '17. It more than doubled again after 6 months in Jun of '17 at 678.6G. Now it's more than doubled again in 4 months to 1452.8G. Fortunately BTC price has more than kept pace. If I remember right BTC was between $200 - $400 then.

It disturbs me that the cycle of the hashrate doubling keeps shortening, without the release of a new miner. I know more players have entered the miner market, but they all use the same foundries. Are the foundries getting more efficient at producing and just putting out chips that much more quickly, or has some player come up with a more efficient way to use the existing 16nm chips and just not released it to the public yet?
I think hashrate and difficulty keep increasing because the price of BTC keeps climbing and climbing and climbing.  That causes more miners to enter the game with the existing hardware.

It's an equilibrium that I'm not sure all miners understand.

"Oh, look, I can make this much $$$ by adding this much hash power!"
"Wait, why did the difficulty go up 20%?"
"And my $$$ just went down by 20%?!"
"Maybe I should add some more hash power..."

M
While I'm sure that is some it, the global hashrate just before the s9 was released was only 1.5 Exahash. Now it's almost 10.5 Exahash. So even if half of that 1.5 was shut off and subsequently brought back online later, it doesn't seem to be enough to bring upon the huge increases that have been happening.

I could be way off and the foundries just have nothing better to do than pump out asics, but it just seems that something else is in the works.
sr. member
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Put another way, a 20% difficulty increase - which we just had - means, if BTC price remains the same, that it'll take 20% longer to get a block, and hence your income just dropped by 20%.

M
I was just looking it over and the rate at which the difficulty and hashrate is increasing at an alarming rate.

When I joined this pool feb '16, difficulty was 163.5G. It took 11 months to double to 336.9G in Jan '17. It more than doubled again after 6 months in Jun of '17 at 678.6G. Now it's more than doubled again in 4 months to 1452.8G. Fortunately BTC price has more than kept pace. If I remember right BTC was between $200 - $400 then.

It disturbs me that the cycle of the hashrate doubling keeps shortening, without the release of a new miner. I know more players have entered the miner market, but they all use the same foundries. Are the foundries getting more efficient at producing and just putting out chips that much more quickly, or has some player come up with a more efficient way to use the existing 16nm chips and just not released it to the public yet?

It's because Bitmain is no longer in the business of selling BTC miners to the people, they simply make them for themselves and occasionally sell a few for BCC to quench the masses and get a large enough base in a new ALT coin that if it does spike, they make money off it as well. So not only do they get money from increasing their mining power, they get a base of another alt coin and the increase in difficulty doesn't impact them as much because they are driving it.
I'm sure that Bitmain is doing this, along with moving back and forth from BTC to BCH to manipulate the difficulty. But they have been making and keeping miners since day 1. I'm sure they have always made as many as they can and either put them in their own facility and sold a few. But those were already hashing as soon as they were built. It's not like they were just stacked in warehouse waiting.
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