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p2pool.stitthappens.com:8336 is now running 9.0 (2cb4d8381e179f71ea2075cdce948ea83cf0dc55)
New fast p2pool node.
Address: http://hostv.pl:9332/
Location Roubaix, Francja (OVH Datacenter RBX)
Server: core i7 @ 3.2GHz, 16GB Ram , 2x2TB SATA
Connection: 1Gbps
If someone want I can add support for ipv6
Fee: 0.5% but I will change to 0.0% after new release p2pool
Address: http://hostv.pl:9332/
Location Roubaix, Francja (OVH Datacenter RBX)
Server: core i7 @ 3.2GHz, 16GB Ram , 2x2TB SATA
Connection: 1Gbps
If someone want I can add support for ipv6
Fee: 0.5% but I will change to 0.0% after new release p2pool
Latest p2pool (8.2?)
86.84.172.146:9332
Username: your payout adress,
password: anything you like.
Fee 0%!!! BTC only.
Location: Benschop (Central in Netherlands) (EUROPE).
Fee 0% currently, maybe 0,5% for the author of P2P pool in future if i like p2pool that good
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86.84.172.146:9332
Username: your payout adress,
password: anything you like.
Fee 0%!!! BTC only.
Location: Benschop (Central in Netherlands) (EUROPE).
Fee 0% currently, maybe 0,5% for the author of P2P pool in future if i like p2pool that good
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I've added the bitcoind latency stat to each pool. A faster bitcoind connection should mean fewer stales and fewer orphan blocks for the whole pool.
http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/static/nodes.html
http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/static/nodes.html
My public node is currently offline. Servers are being moved around. It should be back up soon.
EDIT: I'm back online running 8.2-47-g1b5afde
EDIT: I'm back online running 8.2-47-g1b5afde
I miss p2pool, has its luck changed at all?
Yup, I just re-joined about a week ago. There's been a run of good luck lately but I'm just glad I'm back anyway.
I miss p2pool, has its luck changed at all?
Yeah, it's at ~150% 7 day luck. http://p2pool.infoAlso, I found my second block with only 600 MH/s today.
I miss p2pool, has its luck changed at all?
168.63.105.0:9332
0% fee - BTC only
Running on Windows Azure (Cloud)
0% fee - BTC only
Running on Windows Azure (Cloud)
I've updated my public node at p2pool.stitthappens.com to 8.2-13-g764a90c
Although for now my GPUs are pointed at vanitypool.appspot.com
Although for now my GPUs are pointed at vanitypool.appspot.com
Good job, everyone is upgrading pretty fast: http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/static/nodes.html
Lets hope it lowers the stales a bunch when it kicks in.
Lets hope it lowers the stales a bunch when it kicks in.
I've updated my public node at p2pool.stitthappens.com:8336 to 8.2 (7e82301)
P2pminig is counting SD=1 shares for payout, p2pool nodes SP=~500 shares (or more depends on pool power).
Yeah, I am pretty new to this, I don't get what SD and SP are here. Is that share difficulty plus a typo? How do you reduce the difficulty of a share to 1 and still get a meaningful result?
And yes, SP is a typo, lol.
SD of p2pool depends on total pool power. When pool power is about 250GH SD is around 500. More power=>higher SD.
Thats why variance for small miners can be too big. On higher SD (750 and more) miners like me <200MH can have full 24hrs w/o share and not get paid for block. P2pool uses PPLNS for last 24hs payout so you need have at least one share per day.
P2pmining node is using SD=1 shares to calculate payouts, so variance is much lower and depends only on total p2pool luck.
Yeah, I don't even like it at 350ghash+ and I'm at 5000-6000 or so. I've been waiting for it to drop back to sub-300....
I've updated my public node at p2pool.stitthappens.com to 5.0-2-gb1e5a50
I've taken my litecoin node offline.
I've taken my litecoin node offline.
SD=Share Difficulty
And yes, SP is a typo, lol.
SD of p2pool depends on total pool power. When pool power is about 250GH SD is around 500. More power=>higher SD.
Thats why variance for small miners can be too big. On higher SD (750 and more) miners like me <200MH can have full 24hrs w/o share and not get paid for block. P2pool uses PPLNS for last 24hs payout so you need have at least one share per day.
P2pmining node is using SD=1 shares to calculate payouts, so variance is much lower and depends only on total p2pool luck.
P2P Mining actually uses a variable share difficulty according to their total hash rate as well. It's currently at somewhere around 4, but you can set a static difficulty if you add it after a + in your username (like address+2 if you want 2 difficulty shares all the time). And yes, SP is a typo, lol.
SD of p2pool depends on total pool power. When pool power is about 250GH SD is around 500. More power=>higher SD.
Thats why variance for small miners can be too big. On higher SD (750 and more) miners like me <200MH can have full 24hrs w/o share and not get paid for block. P2pool uses PPLNS for last 24hs payout so you need have at least one share per day.
P2pmining node is using SD=1 shares to calculate payouts, so variance is much lower and depends only on total p2pool luck.
P2pminig is counting SD=1 shares for payout, p2pool nodes SP=~500 shares (or more depends on pool power).
Yeah, I am pretty new to this, I don't get what SD and SP are here. Is that share difficulty plus a typo? How do you reduce the difficulty of a share to 1 and still get a meaningful result?
And yes, SP is a typo, lol.
SD of p2pool depends on total pool power. When pool power is about 250GH SD is around 500. More power=>higher SD.
Thats why variance for small miners can be too big. On higher SD (750 and more) miners like me <200MH can have full 24hrs w/o share and not get paid for block. P2pool uses PPLNS for last 24hs payout so you need have at least one share per day.
P2pmining node is using SD=1 shares to calculate payouts, so variance is much lower and depends only on total p2pool luck.
P2pminig is counting SD=1 shares for payout, p2pool nodes SP=~500 shares (or more depends on pool power).
Yeah, I am pretty new to this, I don't get what SD and SP are here. Is that share difficulty plus a typo? How do you reduce the difficulty of a share to 1 and still get a meaningful result?
You need to write up some custom programming, if you intend to do merge mining also, like P2Pmining does.
I have read about p2pmining, and I don't really get it - it even things out somehow - so I can't see that this is something I need to consider right now.
Thanks for the help Smoov and Krak
I was referring to the specific differences of http://p2pmining.com/ to normal p2pool mining. They reduce variance somehow but I don't see how.
You need to write up some custom programming, if you intend to do merge mining also, like P2Pmining does.
I have read about p2pmining, and I don't really get it - it even things out somehow - so I can't see that this is something I need to consider right now.
Thanks for the help Smoov and Krak
I was referring to the specific differences of http://p2pmining.com/ to normal p2pool mining. They reduce variance somehow but I don't see how.
You need to write up some custom programming, if you intend to do merge mining also, like P2Pmining does.
I have read about p2pmining, and I don't really get it - it even things out somehow - so I can't see that this is something I need to consider right now.
Thanks for the help Smoov and Krak
- decentralized - no DDOS attack possible
- you can use any public node as backup pool when your node is down
- no pool operator - noone can keep/steal blocks
- only 0.5% fee by default for forrestv as developper (you can change it up or down)
- transaction fees are split by miners
- extra reward for block founder
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