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Topic: Nanopool xmr payments low? (Read 156 times)

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Activity: 273
Merit: 17
April 17, 2018, 07:32:11 AM
#7
From my experience whattomine.com always got some Happy nummers.

As for nanopool.org......

They say on the calculator:

Very approximated earnings.

jr. member
Activity: 60
Merit: 3
April 17, 2018, 06:43:51 AM
#6
I can pull off several reasons:

1- PPLNS for the first 6 hours , you will get roughly 50% of the work you submitted. Research PPLNS if you wanna know more.

2- Pool luck and difficulty can change.

3- Consider the miner dev fee and the pool fee.

4- Consider rejected shares (stale shares and invalid shares).

5- Pool payment fees.
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Activity: 213
Merit: 101
April 17, 2018, 06:33:36 AM
#5
Maybe its because difficulty fluctuations last week, when algo changes and xmr for some days was more profitable than ETH for most amd gpus
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Activity: 280
Merit: 102
April 16, 2018, 03:55:30 AM
#4
Payouts according to thier calculator is way lowerthan what other calculators say

anyone else experience this?

Just compared my hashrate on whattomine.com and the built-in calculator on nanopool.

whattomine's estimated monthly income: $186
nanopool's estimated monthly  income: $180

At this small of an operation it's not much of a difference and is probably affected by luck but i can see the problem when you have large mining farms where $186 million vs $180 million is being compared.
exactly, im losing $40 a day it seema like

payouts supposed to be 315 or so and the calulator
on nanopool is paying 280 or even 270 , if anything it should be higer with fees
I really think nanopool is stealing

Was hoping the experts and veterans would have can come in and shed some insight by now but like i said previously it may all boil down to luck.

Whattomine is a calculator which gives estimates without being able to consider all the variables involved whereas nanopool actually has all the variables down to the last decimal being that they are actual processing your mining. That being said, make sure to also factor into the calculator the pool fee should be 1-2% i think.
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Activity: 1148
Merit: 132
April 16, 2018, 03:09:28 AM
#3
Payouts according to thier calculator is way lowerthan what other calculators say

anyone else experience this?

Just compared my hashrate on whattomine.com and the built-in calculator on nanopool.

whattomine's estimated monthly income: $186
nanopool's estimated monthly  income: $180

At this small of an operation it's not much of a difference and is probably affected by luck but i can see the problem when you have large mining farms where $186 million vs $180 million is being compared.
exactly, im losing $40 a day it seema like

payouts supposed to be 315 or so and the calulator
on nanopool is paying 280 or even 270 , if anything it should be higer with fees
I really think nanopool is stealing
full member
Activity: 280
Merit: 102
April 16, 2018, 02:51:34 AM
#2
Payouts according to thier calculator is way lowerthan what other calculators say

anyone else experience this?

Just compared my hashrate on whattomine.com and the built-in calculator on nanopool.

whattomine's estimated monthly income: $186
nanopool's estimated monthly  income: $180

At this small of an operation it's not much of a difference and is probably affected by luck but i can see the problem when you have large mining farms where $186 million vs $180 million is being compared.
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Activity: 1148
Merit: 132
April 16, 2018, 02:30:40 AM
#1
Payouts according to thier calculator is way lowerthan what other calculators say

anyone else experience this?
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