Which miner are you using for Groestl? Mine switched twice today and didn't show any rejected shares?
I used Klaus' ccminer for Groestl.
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I had my miner mine Groestl for a short period 3 times today with like 98% rejects... all 3 times it switched to that algo..
Wonder if it might be possible to add an API that would allow us to query the actual blocks that we were part of mining?
Or even just the same last 50 blocks display that is showing on the wallet page?
Maybe I should make the request on a YIIMP or YAAMP thread?
Or even just the same last 50 blocks display that is showing on the wallet page?
Maybe I should make the request on a YIIMP or YAAMP thread?
Doesn't help that the Equihash chart is wrong.
It should be showing the hashrate in hash or sols, not Mh
It should be showing the hashrate in hash or sols, not Mh
it's just the label for that graph that's wrong....
Doesn't help that the Equihash chart is wrong.
It should be showing the hashrate in hash or sols, not Mh
It should be showing the hashrate in hash or sols, not Mh
Seeing a lot of rejects as well for equihash. Restarted my miner and now it seems to be ok...
█▓▒░-< [ FlexFee™ >-░▒▓█
FlexFee™ is an exclusive fee system on www.zpool.ca only. This fee system is enabled on select algos which reduces the fee's on the pool based on the hashrate. The more hashrate, the less fees. Currently we have the following algos and thresholds:
DECRED
0 - 500Gh = 2.25%
500GH - 1.5Th = 2%
1.5Th - 3Th = 1.75%
3Th+ = 1.5%
SCRYPT
0-5Gh = 2.25%
5Gh-10Gh = 2%
10Gh+ = 1.75%
SHA256
0-500Gh = 2.25%
500Gh-1Ph = 2%
1Ph-5Ph = 1.75%
5Ph+ = 1.5%
LYRA2v2
0-5Gh = 2.25%
5Gh-10Gh = 2%
10Gh-25Gh = 1.75
25Gh+ = 1.5%
X11
0-20Gh = 2.25%
20Gh-50Gh = 2%
50Gh-100Gh = 1.75
100Gh+ = 1.5%
█▓▒░-< [ Hashtap™ >-░▒▓█
█▓▒░-< [ Custom multi algo miners >-░▒▓█
JaredKaragen -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17921405
minerx117 - NEMOSMINER multi algo profit switching NVIDIA miner for ZPOOL
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17729122
FlexFee™ is an exclusive fee system on www.zpool.ca only. This fee system is enabled on select algos which reduces the fee's on the pool based on the hashrate. The more hashrate, the less fees. Currently we have the following algos and thresholds:
DECRED
0 - 500Gh = 2.25%
500GH - 1.5Th = 2%
1.5Th - 3Th = 1.75%
3Th+ = 1.5%
SCRYPT
0-5Gh = 2.25%
5Gh-10Gh = 2%
10Gh+ = 1.75%
SHA256
0-500Gh = 2.25%
500Gh-1Ph = 2%
1Ph-5Ph = 1.75%
5Ph+ = 1.5%
LYRA2v2
0-5Gh = 2.25%
5Gh-10Gh = 2%
10Gh-25Gh = 1.75
25Gh+ = 1.5%
X11
0-20Gh = 2.25%
20Gh-50Gh = 2%
50Gh-100Gh = 1.75
100Gh+ = 1.5%
█▓▒░-< [ Hashtap™ >-░▒▓█
█▓▒░-< [ Custom multi algo miners >-░▒▓█
JaredKaragen -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17921405
minerx117 - NEMOSMINER multi algo profit switching NVIDIA miner for ZPOOL
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17729122
What sort of negative delta do you usually get?
Thanks
Thanks
I've never really checked. I'll let you know after I put in some more orders.
Thanks, because for me it was about -15% between what paying for and what recognized at the pool - which too much delta
What sort of negative delta do you usually get?
Thanks
Thanks
I've never really checked. I'll let you know after I put in some more orders.
due to the constant forking and loosing $, I've dropped HONEY. Please stop mining using c=HONEY.
Thanks
Thanks
What sort of negative delta do you usually get?
Thanks
Thanks
Hi,
For Scrypt mining from NiceHash what is the recommended diff param? d=2048 gets me kicked off for too low diff
Thanks,
For Scrypt mining from NiceHash what is the recommended diff param? d=2048 gets me kicked off for too low diff
Thanks,
I use 16768 and usually around 8Gh
Hi,
For Scrypt mining from NiceHash what is the recommended diff param? d=2048 gets me kicked off for too low diff
Thanks,
For Scrypt mining from NiceHash what is the recommended diff param? d=2048 gets me kicked off for too low diff
Thanks,
Need some help on zpool
I have free electricity but cpu mostly
- intel i7 3520M with amd radeon 7570M (work laptop)
- amd e-350 (1,6 GHz) with amd radeon hd 6310 ( just for crypto 24/7)
In your opinion which is the best algo i can mine and with which miner?
Thanks
I have free electricity but cpu mostly
- intel i7 3520M with amd radeon 7570M (work laptop)
- amd e-350 (1,6 GHz) with amd radeon hd 6310 ( just for crypto 24/7)
In your opinion which is the best algo i can mine and with which miner?
Thanks
Not sure what you'll get for hashrate, but m7m is likely the best for your CPU's. I don't see either amd card listed in the benchmarks on zpool so you'd have to benchmark them with various miners to determine what you'll get. I'd guess not a lot maybe a few dollars each per day max.
Need some help on zpool
I have free electricity but cpu mostly
- intel i7 3520M with amd radeon 7570M (work laptop)
- amd e-350 (1,6 GHz) with amd radeon hd 6310 ( just for crypto 24/7)
In your opinion which is the best algo i can mine and with which miner?
Thanks
I have free electricity but cpu mostly
- intel i7 3520M with amd radeon 7570M (work laptop)
- amd e-350 (1,6 GHz) with amd radeon hd 6310 ( just for crypto 24/7)
In your opinion which is the best algo i can mine and with which miner?
Thanks
How did such promising coin as ZEN ended up so problematic on zpool? It seems to not work most of the time.
And (sorry for the OT) is it true that the ZENs lead developer quit or did something nasty? I hear lots of random gibberish these days on these forums.
And (sorry for the OT) is it true that the ZENs lead developer quit or did something nasty? I hear lots of random gibberish these days on these forums.
I've found some rejected blocks so need to check with tpruvot to see if there is something not right with the ZEN code.
hey how much hashrate do you need to enable the zcash mining ? consider the minimum i found some good miners that might help.
I'd like to see a consistent 1Msol/s to make block finding reasonable
hey how much hashrate do you need to enable the zcash mining ? consider the minimum i found some good miners that might help.
I wrote this quick powershell script to pull the stats for a wallet and save them to a CSV:
Save it to a .ps1 file and run it. It will pull stats at the $Interval (seconds) and runs for 24 hours. You can set task scheduler to kick it off each day.
It creates a Stats.csv file in whatever directory you run it from and you can use Excel or Power BI Desktop to create whatever visualizations you want.
Code:
$DataPath = '.\Stats.csv'
$Interval = 300
$WalletAddress = 'YOUR_WALLET_HERE'
$timeout = new-timespan -Minutes 1440
$sw = [diagnostics.stopwatch]::StartNew()
while ($sw.elapsed -lt $timeout) {
$Wallet = Invoke-WebRequest "http://www.zpool.ca/api/walletEx?address=$WalletAddress" -UseBasicParsing | ConvertFrom-Json
If($Wallet) {
$WalletObject = [PSCustomObject]@{
date = Get-Date -Format 'MM-dd-yyyy'
time = Get-Date -Format 'HH:mm:ss'
currency = $Wallet.currency
unsold = $Wallet.unsold
balance = $Wallet.balance
unpaid = $Wallet.unpaid
paid = $Wallet.paid
total = $Wallet.total
}
If(Test-Path $DataPath) {
$WalletObject | Export-Csv -Path $DataPath -Append -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8
} Else {
$WalletObject | Export-Csv -Path $DataPath -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8
}
}
Start-Sleep -Seconds $Interval
}
$Interval = 300
$WalletAddress = 'YOUR_WALLET_HERE'
$timeout = new-timespan -Minutes 1440
$sw = [diagnostics.stopwatch]::StartNew()
while ($sw.elapsed -lt $timeout) {
$Wallet = Invoke-WebRequest "http://www.zpool.ca/api/walletEx?address=$WalletAddress" -UseBasicParsing | ConvertFrom-Json
If($Wallet) {
$WalletObject = [PSCustomObject]@{
date = Get-Date -Format 'MM-dd-yyyy'
time = Get-Date -Format 'HH:mm:ss'
currency = $Wallet.currency
unsold = $Wallet.unsold
balance = $Wallet.balance
unpaid = $Wallet.unpaid
paid = $Wallet.paid
total = $Wallet.total
}
If(Test-Path $DataPath) {
$WalletObject | Export-Csv -Path $DataPath -Append -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8
} Else {
$WalletObject | Export-Csv -Path $DataPath -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8
}
}
Start-Sleep -Seconds $Interval
}
Save it to a .ps1 file and run it. It will pull stats at the $Interval (seconds) and runs for 24 hours. You can set task scheduler to kick it off each day.
It creates a Stats.csv file in whatever directory you run it from and you can use Excel or Power BI Desktop to create whatever visualizations you want.
Mind sharing your script that you use to do this? I was planning on working something out in Python when I relearned it, but this seems like something that would be pretty nice to have.
On Linux it's a simple call to curl every 5 minutes:
Code:
watch -n 300 ./recurl.sh
The contents of recurl.sh:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
{ date -Iminutes; curl -s http://zpool.ca/api/walletEx?address=MyWalletAddress; } >> outcurl.log
{ date -Iminutes; curl -s http://zpool.ca/api/walletEx?address=MyWalletAddress; } >> outcurl.log
The parsing into a graph is more complex. Maybe I'll write a .NET program to do it later today and I'll share that instead.
That would be cool. I did essentially this in a batch file so I can get the same output if you have something that parses it into a graphing format. I presume we need to parse the json or something before feeding it into a graphing library.
Code:
@echo off
:loop
SET MYDATE=%date:~-4,4%-%date:~-7,2%-%date:~-10,2%T%time:~0,5%
echo | set /p dummyName=%MYDATE% >> walletlog.txt
curl -s http://zpool.ca/api/walletEx?address=walletaddress>> walletlog.txt
echo. >> walletlog.txt
timeout /t 300 /nobreak
goto :loop
:loop
SET MYDATE=%date:~-4,4%-%date:~-7,2%-%date:~-10,2%T%time:~0,5%
echo | set /p dummyName=%MYDATE% >> walletlog.txt
curl -s http://zpool.ca/api/walletEx?address=walletaddress>> walletlog.txt
echo. >> walletlog.txt
timeout /t 300 /nobreak
goto :loop
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