Topic: Mining with a bigger, group hashrate (Read 2675 times)
This is a very nice feature. Thanks for the info.
Just thought I'd mention, since probably no one knows this:
On my pool I allow a payout distribution on an account if you have a sizeable hashrate.
If you have something in the ballpark of 50-100THs or more, and request it, I can enable on your account the ability to payout to multiple addresses.
The person who manages the account can set the payout ratio to each payout address on the account.
Of course I set a limit on the number of addresses (depending on your mining power) so that payouts aren't sending dust to everyone due to dividing up the reward each block too many times.
e.g. if someone was mining with 100THs, they could have a few addresses which would each receive a specific proportion of the reward each block.
You control the list of addresses and the proportions from the account.
The rewards are generated based on the (exact) time a block is found and distributed based on the account settings at that time.
One of the big long term miners on my pool has used this since they started mining.
On my pool I allow a payout distribution on an account if you have a sizeable hashrate.
If you have something in the ballpark of 50-100THs or more, and request it, I can enable on your account the ability to payout to multiple addresses.
The person who manages the account can set the payout ratio to each payout address on the account.
Of course I set a limit on the number of addresses (depending on your mining power) so that payouts aren't sending dust to everyone due to dividing up the reward each block too many times.
e.g. if someone was mining with 100THs, they could have a few addresses which would each receive a specific proportion of the reward each block.
You control the list of addresses and the proportions from the account.
The rewards are generated based on the (exact) time a block is found and distributed based on the account settings at that time.
One of the big long term miners on my pool has used this since they started mining.
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