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Address: stratum+tcp://scrypt.mine.zpool.ca:3433
UserID:
Password: c=BCC


Is this right for mining bitconnect?

I have checked the pool, and I think payout in BCC is ok? can you confirm?

multi algo profit switching and payout in BCC?

Jared,
whats your methodology for choosing which solo-algo to mine?
Thanks.

Crackfoo,

I see you added Polytimos to the pool and I'm mining it now (ccminer) to test it's performance.  Do you have an exchange service set for this yet, if you have, which service ?

m7m is back, but I have another problem.  My rig says I’m mining bitcore at around 40 MH but the pool says 1.2 MH.  It’s not for the lack of time... it’s been mining that algo for 3 hours.

@crackfoo, m7m down again.

Also, is there a way to see more than the last 50 blocks found?

Got it. So assuming they fix all that the coins are stacking up in the Pool wallet as Jared suspected?

We seem to  have an issue with Equihash estimated profit FYI.

novaexchange won't fix their API and that's the only exchange it's on, so it can't get pricing and can't to trading so its 0.

I see -- well that is all good then =)

This is a good short summary of one aspect.... but there are hundreds of things like this little detail that all add up to one big mess of a complicated system.

I suggest that if you think the way this stratum works may be an erroneous way to mine, that you find a solo pool that functions the way you want it to or think it should.  Its always an option.

I myself have gone over the code, somewhat understand what I am looking at... and am still confused on how it makes these important decisions overall.


But for what its worth, I have done both profit switching scripts (multi-algo) and solo-algo mining, and I have had good results with both.... but in my opinion, I have found better consistency in profit (during times of serious market flux) staying with one algo that is profitable for me to mine rather than doing profit switching.

I also tend to mine algos with few coins compared to others.... but I don't really think that detail plays as much of a part as how big the pools' hashrates are compared to the network hashrates are on a per-coin basis.

Sometimes coins will be shown as zero value because they are offline at the exchange (wallet needs updated?  exchange on fork? etc), or a few other reasons.... Usually if they aren't planned on being a dropped coin, the pool will sit and nibble on a block or two here and there to get shares in the middle times of larger diff coins.... [crackfoo's nuts at the bar analogy comes in here], and when they finally get fixed/online/whatever, you get the big bump in credit when the funds are sold/sent to the exchange.   I remember this happening before.

Is VEGA coin (Tribus algo) really totally ZERO value now ? If so perhaps should be removed =)

read yaamp topic, code was written to be protective towards small coins, what you preffer put all that Gh/Th on one coin, so other would die till 0 difficulty then whale that Gh/Th on those coins and produce mass fork and kill them one by one or keep them alive with marginal % of your total hashpower and hope for better day, just check % of total hashrate put on those small coins.

I tested it with hashrefinery. all the same. it mine Phoenixcoin instead of ORB.
I think this is yiimp fork problem

Please illuminate us. I know that this is important to mine on pool which has as much percentage of global hashrate as possible, to maximize blocks count found - in opposite if I mine on not popular pool probability to find the block on this pool is reduced and not fulfill bigger allotment from found block.
Situation with those chosing jobs on zpool is for us just incomprehensible, help us to understand why it is better

Its very complicated. 

TTF plays a big part, as well as coin value.   You must think deep into it and research how the stratum code works.....

Now:
If server keeps things profitable, why gave to work on Orbit and Gun?
This is why I affraid that there may be something wrong (and not only me).
Noone is perfect, maybe there is a bug in server work giving procedure, and this is the right place to write about it

Looks like m7m is down.

EDIT: It's back up.

But the whole description is describing the type of payout address you are using;  nowhere does the main page mention that its for selecting of a coin,

it was all about describing what type of payout address you are using.

I know on the dashboard, we see the last 50 earnings.  Is there a view or page where we can see more than that?

Thanks.

You don't see this on Zpool's main page. This is what non-multipool yiimp based pools have on the main page:
  should be valid for the currency you mine. DO NOT USE a BTC address here, the auto exchange is disabled!
As optional password, you can use -p c= if yiimp does not set the currency correctly on the Wallet page.