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November 14, 2017, 04:17:59 PM
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btw I though you only get transaction fees for mining if you are solo mining ?


No! No! No! Some pools share transaction fees with miners! I know Slush and Kano do. The chinese Pools, not so much.

Transaction fees for BTC are about 30% of the reward right now. See https://fork.lol/reward/feepct

See https://bitcointicker.co/latestblocks/
Example: Reward is 12.5 BTC + 3 to 8 BTC fees. Fees make a HUGE difference.

BCH transaction fees are small.

Look at this list. kept by pool vs shared with miners.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools

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November 14, 2017, 04:00:48 PM
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Thanks for that link. I've been watching it. I really like that it includes fees in the calculation.

BCH fork has DAA now so the difficulty and therefore profitability adjusts with every BCH block found.

ViaBTC and Antpool have auto-profit switching urls that redirect your hashrate between BTC and BCH but I can't make sense out of when they change coins so i've stopped using them for now.

Right now mining at nicehash for sanity. Pays BTC.

Everyone still adjusting to flipping. My person feeling is BCH drifts lower until chinese attack BTC again.
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November 14, 2017, 04:48:13 AM
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In this war bitcoin is going to dissolve   Sad Sad Sad Sad

Would you please be so kind and enlighten us how do you know that?
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November 14, 2017, 04:17:41 AM
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In this war bitcoin is going to dissolve   Sad Sad Sad Sad
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November 12, 2017, 09:36:56 AM
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Because of increase of BCH price, it be came far more profitable to mine BCH right now.
There won't be a big change in the profitablilty until BTC difficulty djustments which is going to be operated 19 days later from today.
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November 12, 2017, 03:21:25 AM
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I would think that depending on your equipment, you should mine whatever is most profitable at any given moment and then transfer (shapeshift\exchange) to a different currency you want to bet on.
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November 12, 2017, 01:06:32 AM
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Not sure if this question belongs here but WTF, its gotta go somewhere.

Everyone knows about recent surge in BCH. WhatToMine site shows BCH profitability almost double BTC and network hashrate is almost at parity.

It seems obvious to mine BCH right this minute... but hold on. What about transaction fees? They are through the roof on BTC blocks!

So just thinking...

1. Could it be better for me, right now, to mine BTC at pool that shares fees with miners instead of BCH even though WhatToMine tells me otherwise?
2. Has anyone mined both BTC and BCH over the last 24 hours to have a real comparison?
3. How does WhatToMine site deal with transaction fees? Seems their coin profitability ranking might not be so good for our current scenario if it does not consider fee sharing?


yeah its hard to figure out what is going down I would like an answer to this as well, btw I though you only get transaction fees for mining if you are solo mining ?
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November 11, 2017, 06:01:24 PM
#1
Not sure if this question belongs here but WTF, its gotta go somewhere.

Everyone knows about recent surge in BCH. WhatToMine site shows BCH profitability almost double BTC and network hashrate is almost at parity.

It seems obvious to mine BCH right this minute... but hold on. What about transaction fees? They are through the roof on BTC blocks!

So just thinking...

1. Could it be better for me, right now, to mine BTC at pool that shares fees with miners instead of BCH even though WhatToMine tells me otherwise?
2. Has anyone mined both BTC and BCH over the last 24 hours to have a real comparison?
3. How does WhatToMine site deal with transaction fees? Seems their coin profitability ranking might not be so good for our current scenario if it does not consider fee sharing?
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