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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 877. (Read 5352367 times)

newbie
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with my tiny mining farm i'm very happy here. I probably have some dust payments here but I'm ok with waiting until Kano comes around to getting that issue resolved. Meanwhile it's just apreciating in value instead of in my hands where I could spend it too easily. LOL.

Does anyone know how much hashing power has been dimished in BTC mining after the fork?
newbie
Activity: 47
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Well ... this way you get them faster ... ...
I mentioned before that I'll continue it while it keeps working ... i.e. the payouts contine to be confirmed faster

I am 100% ok with this Kano, thanks for implementing this as I had not even realized it!  Thanks again for everything that you do for us, your commitment, communication and service to the pool is appreciated.  
member
Activity: 67
Merit: 10
Well ... this way you get them faster ... ...
I mentioned before that I'll continue it while it keeps working ... i.e. the payouts contine to be confirmed faster

It's also more efficient.  Because if we get even a moderately decent time block like 10 min since previous, we probably end up earning an extra $~30 in TX fees for the space that would have been taken up by one payout. 
member
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Now we just have to figure out a way to better our luck and find blocks faster..  Grin

Thanks Kano!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Well ... this way you get them faster ... ...
I mentioned before that I'll continue it while it keeps working ... i.e. the payouts contine to be confirmed faster
member
Activity: 125
Merit: 10
So is this going to be the "new normal" payout method in lieu of the old method (waiting for the next block after previous one(s) mature)?

Or is this just a temporary continuation of the payment method / workaround due to the uncertainty of the August 1 split?

I'm so used to the "normal" method, but I really am not that concerned other than I just want to know how the payouts will be implemented going forward.

Either way is fine me (not that my vote counts for very much).

Mine On!!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
We need a block to pop off these 4 payments that are teed up, especially with BTC hitting all time highs today!
Only 2 were left - and they both were confirmed in the last 3 blocks.

The $1 fee I put on each one is (lately) enough to get them confirmed.

Edit: though it's $1.42 now Smiley
newbie
Activity: 47
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We need a block to pop off these 4 payments that are teed up, especially with BTC hitting all time highs today!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
There'll be a KanoDB restart in about 20 mins.

No mining will be affected.

This is to update the source git to the new naming as mentioned here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20585668

Web/API will show lota '?' and zeros for about 10 minutes.
Also, you'll find you are logged out so will need to login again after the update.
Restart all OK.
Web outage was from 9:54:02 to 10:03:54 UTC so just under 10 minutes
(though it was over a full hour of data reload due to the timing)
Mine on Smiley
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
How many confirms are needed to occur before the block is paid out?  I remember last year it was about 3-5 confirms...is it the same now?

current block is paid in the immediate block after 100 confirmations.
Yep - that's when I send out the transaction - though it's called 101, but it's 100 blocks after it first gets in a block.
Well to be exact also, it's 60seconds after that block, it sees the block then waits 60 seconds then sends the transaction.
The last one, yet again, was confirmed thanks to the $1 fee, 40 mins ago Cheesy
sr. member
Activity: 508
Merit: 250
Kano or anyone who might know can you please tell me if buying an Open Box Ledger Nano S is secure thing to do?  Because I bought one couple of days ago and it said new in the description but now the guy tells me that he opened the box to take some pictures of it!  I think when I was setting up my old Ledger wallet it let me pick from 2 options, one was setting up a new wallet and another was to recuperate an existing wallet so he couldn't have done anything to save something in order to access it later on could he? Huh

Thanks!

I believe that there is a signature mechanism between the Ledger Nano S and the Ledger Wallet Chrome App, so it would be very hard to fake the Ledger Nano S hardware and firmware.


Edit: Found it! It's called Attestation. https://blog.ledger.co/how-to-protect-hardware-wallets-against-tampering-cad35cb72c1

You could also open it up and verify the hardware's integrity per these instructions https://ledger.groovehq.com/knowledge_base/topics/how-to-verify-the-security-integrity-of-my-nano-s

Thank you very much for the info my colleague friend!!!!  Smiley.  Because I couldn't find that info!  Undecided.  I will definitely inspect it when it arrives, although I already found a guy that wants to sell me a sealed one but I will still check it because it isn't from the factory.  The one from the factory the French will only ship out to me the 4th of September. 

Thanks again!  Smiley
member
Activity: 85
Merit: 10
Kano or anyone who might know can you please tell me if buying an Open Box Ledger Nano S is secure thing to do?  Because I bought one couple of days ago and it said new in the description but now the guy tells me that he opened the box to take some pictures of it!  I think when I was setting up my old Ledger wallet it let me pick from 2 options, one was setting up a new wallet and another was to recuperate an existing wallet so he couldn't have done anything to save something in order to access it later on could he? Huh

Thanks!

I believe that there is a signature mechanism between the Ledger Nano S and the Ledger Wallet Chrome App, so it would be very hard to fake the Ledger Nano S hardware and firmware.


Edit: Found it! It's called Attestation. https://blog.ledger.co/how-to-protect-hardware-wallets-against-tampering-cad35cb72c1

You could also open it up and verify the hardware's integrity per these instructions https://ledger.groovehq.com/knowledge_base/topics/how-to-verify-the-security-integrity-of-my-nano-s
sr. member
Activity: 508
Merit: 250
Kano or anyone who might know can you please tell me if buying an Open Box Ledger Nano S is secure thing to do?  Because I bought one couple of days ago and it said new in the description but now the guy tells me that he opened the box to take some pictures of it!  I think when I was setting up my old Ledger wallet it let me pick from 2 options, one was setting up a new wallet and another was to recuperate an existing wallet so he couldn't have done anything to save something in order to access it later on could he? Huh

Thanks!
member
Activity: 67
Merit: 10
I sold my bcc off. And turned it into btc.

I was about to, but it looks like they have some more hash now and blocks are coming in faster.  Someone with deep pockets is trying to prop them up (guessing bitmain).  Next step is probably to buy up some BCH so want to wait for better price. 
sr. member
Activity: 441
Merit: 250
No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy
How many confirms are needed to occur before the block is paid out?  I remember last year it was about 3-5 confirms...is it the same now?

current block is paid in the immediate block after 100 confirmations.
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1006
Mine for a Bit
How many confirms are needed to occur before the block is paid out?  I remember last year it was about 3-5 confirms...is it the same now?
sr. member
Activity: 393
Merit: 250
911 IT Admin. I keep 911 up so you get help ASAP!
Hey, can we pay that guy to come talk @#$% about the dust more often? He seems to have unclogged the block-finding pipes.

No, it was my Two Dollars post!  Cool
legendary
Activity: 4354
Merit: 9201
'The right to privacy matters'
With fees dropping, I decided to move some coins around and sent a transaction with a 0.5 sat/B fee. I'm concerned it won't get confirmed.  I sent the transactions with RBF enabled, but I didn't save the transaction in Electrum. What are my options if it doesn't get confirmed?

After 24 hours my original transaction seemed to disappear from my wallet, so I ended sending out the transaction again with a 4 Satoshi/Byte fee and it confirmed within an hour.  This ended up being a double spend because my original transactions still persisted in the mempool, and there was even a double spend warning in the block explorer I use, which is a nice touch. I believe I could have waited 72 hours and the nodes would drop the original low fee transaction from the mempool, but I didn't want to wait that long.

On another note, I'm finished dumping all my BCH for free BTC!

I sold my bcc off. And turned it into btc.
member
Activity: 85
Merit: 10
With fees dropping, I decided to move some coins around and sent a transaction with a 0.5 sat/B fee. I'm concerned it won't get confirmed.  I sent the transactions with RBF enabled, but I didn't save the transaction in Electrum. What are my options if it doesn't get confirmed?

After 24 hours my original transaction seemed to disappear from my wallet, so I ended sending out the transaction again with a 4 Satoshi/Byte fee and it confirmed within an hour.  This ended up being a double spend because my original transactions still persisted in the mempool, and there was even a double spend warning in the block explorer I use, which is a nice touch. I believe I could have waited 72 hours and the nodes would drop the original low fee transaction from the mempool, but I didn't want to wait that long.

On another note, I'm finished dumping all my BCH for free BTC!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Hey, can we pay that guy to come talk @#$% about the dust more often? He seems to have unclogged the block-finding pipes.
Well it did seem to liven up the thread a bit for a while there Smiley
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