Topic: list all pools that allow to mine with BTC-address as username and no password (Read 1723 times)
June 01, 2012, 05:41:49 PM
P2Pool Subpool at German location for Public Access
Anybody can use it:
-Be Part of the Big P2Pool and Profit from small Connectionlatency when you connect from Europe.
-The Benefit from the P2Pool Pool without installation of the P2Pool Client
-No Registration Username = YOUR Bitcoinaddress
-Payout: PPLNS
-At Moment 0.01 % Fee
Just set your miner to : http://p2pool-cologne.dyndns.org:9332 and use your Bitcoin address as your username and use anything for your password.
Have fun
Stefan
May 30, 2012, 03:13:13 AM
Project X PPS does not require a password to mine "The Project X Cloud" or P2p Node (in testing) with your BTC address. However, it's members only and a PM to me is all you need...
May 14, 2012, 07:02:29 AM
I don't believe P2Pmining.com sends generated coins directly, but sends normal transactions for payouts, so sending direct to an exchange shouldn't be a problem. They also merge-mine. I have not used P2Pmining.com myself, however, so I may be mistaken on a detail or two for them.
They send the merged coins directly after they go through 120 Confirms, and Bitcoins autopay out when your balance is at least .5, but you can manually pay out too.
P2Pool coins come in as generated, not received, and some exchanges aren't set up to recognize generated transactions.
-- Smoov
May 14, 2012, 05:06:01 AM
I don't believe P2Pmining.com sends generated coins directly, but sends normal transactions for payouts, so sending direct to an exchange shouldn't be a problem. They also merge-mine. I have not used P2Pmining.com myself, however, so I may be mistaken on a detail or two for them.
They send the merged coins directly after they go through 120 Confirms, and Bitcoins autopay out when your balance is at least .5, but you can manually pay out too.
May 14, 2012, 04:51:36 AM
There are a handful of public P2Pool nodes open for people to point their miners to. No need to run P2Pool yourself, and coins generated will generate directly into your wallet. Check with the exchanges first to see if they can take generated transactions for deposit directly, some can, some can't.
I don't believe P2Pmining.com sends generated coins directly, but sends normal transactions for payouts, so sending direct to an exchange shouldn't be a problem. They also merge-mine. I have not used P2Pmining.com myself, however, so I may be mistaken on a detail or two for them.
The public P2Pool Server List is here.
P2Pool operates as PPLNS, and has a BTC and an LTC network.
-- Smoov
I don't believe P2Pmining.com sends generated coins directly, but sends normal transactions for payouts, so sending direct to an exchange shouldn't be a problem. They also merge-mine. I have not used P2Pmining.com myself, however, so I may be mistaken on a detail or two for them.
The public P2Pool Server List is here.
P2Pool operates as PPLNS, and has a BTC and an LTC network.
-- Smoov
May 12, 2012, 06:55:46 PM
Eclipse (EMC) allows this on all servers now.
May 08, 2012, 03:47:51 PM
thanks guys,
im sure there are more
im sure there are more
May 07, 2012, 03:21:39 PM
Hmm, didn't know eclipse did that. Nice. Are you sure it isn't limited only to the PPS pool?
Its only the PPS pool. 
May 07, 2012, 03:11:29 PM
- Eligius
- P2Pool (Requires Software)
- (You can just point your miner at a P2Pool node like P2PMining.com instead of running the software)
- BitPenny (Requires Software)
- Eclipse MC
- 50BTC
Hmm, didn't know eclipse did that. Nice. Are you sure it isn't limited only to the PPS pool? - P2Pool (Requires Software)
- (You can just point your miner at a P2Pool node like P2PMining.com instead of running the software)
- BitPenny (Requires Software)
- Eclipse MC
- 50BTC
May 07, 2012, 03:01:54 PM
- Eligius (SMPPS No Fee)
- P2Pool (Requires Software) (PPLNS Optional Fee)
- (You can just point your miner at a P2Pool node like P2PMining.com instead of running the software)
- BitPenny (Requires Software) (PPS No Fee(?))
- Eclipse MC (PPS 5% Fee)
- 50BTC (PPS 3% Fee)
P2Pool is most likely your best bet, as you can change donation/fee to 0%. Although P2PMining.com (P2Pool Node) would be better if you have a lower hashrate, plus the fee is small AND they have merged mining. Sure Eligius has zero fee's too but ArsBitcoin is a fine example of the major flaw of SMPPS.
- P2Pool (Requires Software) (PPLNS Optional Fee)
- (You can just point your miner at a P2Pool node like P2PMining.com instead of running the software)
- BitPenny (Requires Software) (PPS No Fee(?))
- Eclipse MC (PPS 5% Fee)
- 50BTC (PPS 3% Fee)
P2Pool is most likely your best bet, as you can change donation/fee to 0%. Although P2PMining.com (P2Pool Node) would be better if you have a lower hashrate, plus the fee is small AND they have merged mining. Sure Eligius has zero fee's too but ArsBitcoin is a fine example of the major flaw of SMPPS.
May 07, 2012, 10:40:46 AM
hi.
can we make a list with all pools that do not need signup and where one can use his BTC-address as username without a password and just start mining?
As far as I know, only Eligius (regular pool) and P2Pool (not a regular pool) can do this. can we make a list with all pools that do not need signup and where one can use his BTC-address as username without a password and just start mining?
May 07, 2012, 10:38:05 AM
hi.
can we make a list with all pools that do not need signup and where one can use his BTC-address as username without a password and just start mining?
can we make a list with all pools that do not need signup and where one can use his BTC-address as username without a password and just start mining?
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