It is a multi-output transaction from the mining pool wallet to your wallet and another fellow miners wallet.
Your mining balance is unaffected. When you mine your allocation is added to the mining pool database while the value of the combined mining pool effort is added to the pool wallet. The pool database determines the value of which you are entitled to in the pool wallet.
When the pool does an automatic payment the pool database triggers a payment from the pool wallet - when this is done automatically they often pay other users in the same pay cycle. This results in a multi output transaction.
Topic: Please Help Clarify Signatum Coin Transfer - Pool to Exchange (Read 320 times)
September 02, 2017, 08:03:03 PM
Hi guys,
I mine Signatum into Suprnova and set auto withdrawal every 600 coins. I just noticed for each confirmed TX there are 2 recipients, 1 is my exchange address, the other is always random. This is one of the link of TX # I am concerned about: http://explorer.signatum.io/tx/fa19dc105ec928a8ec304997620679f4e9f1153321a2d01ac81c48feb4688008 Could anyone clarify what this random recipient address actually is? Am I sharing the TX # with someone else or should this be a unique transfer ID for just my particular withdrawal? Should I be concerned that this extra amount is taken out of my Signatum balance on the pool? Any clarifications would be appreciated. Thank you.
Regards,
dingdengdong
I mine Signatum into Suprnova and set auto withdrawal every 600 coins. I just noticed for each confirmed TX there are 2 recipients, 1 is my exchange address, the other is always random. This is one of the link of TX # I am concerned about: http://explorer.signatum.io/tx/fa19dc105ec928a8ec304997620679f4e9f1153321a2d01ac81c48feb4688008 Could anyone clarify what this random recipient address actually is? Am I sharing the TX # with someone else or should this be a unique transfer ID for just my particular withdrawal? Should I be concerned that this extra amount is taken out of my Signatum balance on the pool? Any clarifications would be appreciated. Thank you.
Regards,
dingdengdong
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