Topic: [POOL][Scrypt][Scrypt-N][X11] Profit switching pool - wafflepool.com - page 93. (Read 465716 times)
April 18, 2014, 05:12:30 PM
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April 18, 2014, 04:50:58 PM
Interesting idea with the payout in mined coins, but it is about to clash with the hidden coins... I see "hidden" pays off based on the stats, but that can reveal them 
Who the fuck cares, you think poolwaffle is some genius that has a coin that no one fucking knows , its white coin hes mining, and everyone knows that. Plus with 8 hour confirms, i dont think the pump will even last that long. Lol at this "hidden" coin, what happened transparency.
April 18, 2014, 04:48:29 PM
BTC address 1JarvMv4BXgWUsnkwaQYG3WxgSRoAYxaKT is not appearing on the miners list. Why ?
April 18, 2014, 04:22:03 PM
Interesting idea with the payout in mined coins, but it is about to clash with the hidden coins... I see "hidden" pays off based on the stats, but that can reveal them
April 18, 2014, 02:49:30 PM
Why my Bitcoins expected (earned + unconverted) shows 0.00736930 btc and after 2 minutes when i refresh the page down to 0.00727930 ? Am i loosing coins?
Because until they're converted, prices can change. We're showing what we estimate those unconverted coins to be worth, which changes all the time.
Ok.I got it. Thanks for the explanation
April 18, 2014, 02:46:52 PM
Why my Bitcoins expected (earned + unconverted) shows 0.00736930 btc and after 2 minutes when i refresh the page down to 0.00727930 ? Am i loosing coins?
Because until they're converted, prices can change. We're showing what we estimate those unconverted coins to be worth, which changes all the time.
April 18, 2014, 02:22:45 PM
Why my Bitcoins expected (earned + unconverted) shows 0.00736930 btc and after 2 minutes when i refresh the page down to 0.00727930 ? Am i loosing coins?
April 18, 2014, 12:25:28 PM
New database is in place. Everything went smoothly, although it took a bit longer than expected. Mining was uninterrupted, and everything should be running on the new box 
I'm still seeing the down for maintenance page. Is that by design?
Try http://wafflepool.com instead of http://www.wafflepool.com
ah, thanks!
April 18, 2014, 12:13:08 PM
New database is in place. Everything went smoothly, although it took a bit longer than expected. Mining was uninterrupted, and everything should be running on the new box
I'm still seeing the down for maintenance page. Is that by design?
Try http://wafflepool.com instead of http://www.wafflepool.com
April 18, 2014, 11:20:51 AM
I know a lot of people are against this but I still think it would be awesome if we had a segment with like a separate port where people could mine and then rather than immediately cashing out the coins to BTC they would be held a little longer term seeking price appreciation and cash out at more ideal times (with inherent risks involved of course.) Sort of like a multipool mutual fund lol.
One of the next major features I'd like to work on (although it is a very large codebase change) is optional payouts in the coins that we mine. Essentially you'd be able to "register" (sign a message from your btc account) an altcoin address, and those addresses would get paid mined coins (before exchange), and any leftover balance would be exchanged. So essentially, depending on the coins we've mined, you might get back 50% in that coin, and 50% in btc, and the next day a different amount (depending on how much was mined).
It has a bunch of benefits for everyone, we can avoid the exchange (fees), can avoid pushing down the market a bit (not selling those coins), and people get to hold coins they want to hold (optional). Its a win-win, its just a lot of code
Awesome, I am supper excited about this.
April 18, 2014, 10:00:52 AM
New database is in place. Everything went smoothly, although it took a bit longer than expected. Mining was uninterrupted, and everything should be running on the new box
I'm still seeing the down for maintenance page. Is that by design?
April 18, 2014, 09:52:51 AM
Hi Guys!
So wafflestats is/are dead?
Will it return?
LPC
So wafflestats is/are dead?
Will it return?
LPC
www.wafflecharts.com is up, although no new data until the API is back online.
April 17, 2014, 09:35:09 PM
@poolwaffle
Step up bro ... I think I have submitted some wonderful ideas and I see that you are considering some of them Hard work pays off ...
Step up bro ... I think I have submitted some wonderful ideas and I see that you are considering some of them
Hard work pays off ... April 17, 2014, 07:30:01 PM
I know a lot of people are against this but I still think it would be awesome if we had a segment with like a separate port where people could mine and then rather than immediately cashing out the coins to BTC they would be held a little longer term seeking price appreciation and cash out at more ideal times (with inherent risks involved of course.) Sort of like a multipool mutual fund lol.
One of the next major features I'd like to work on (although it is a very large codebase change) is optional payouts in the coins that we mine. Essentially you'd be able to "register" (sign a message from your btc account) an altcoin address, and those addresses would get paid mined coins (before exchange), and any leftover balance would be exchanged. So essentially, depending on the coins we've mined, you might get back 50% in that coin, and 50% in btc, and the next day a different amount (depending on how much was mined).
It has a bunch of benefits for everyone, we can avoid the exchange (fees), can avoid pushing down the market a bit (not selling those coins), and people get to hold coins they want to hold (optional). Its a win-win, its just a lot of code
April 17, 2014, 04:31:17 PM
I know a lot of people are against this but I still think it would be awesome if we had a segment with like a separate port where people could mine and then rather than immediately cashing out the coins to BTC they would be held a little longer term seeking price appreciation and cash out at more ideal times (with inherent risks involved of course.) Sort of like a multipool mutual fund lol.
One of the next major features I'd like to work on (although it is a very large codebase change) is optional payouts in the coins that we mine. Essentially you'd be able to "register" (sign a message from your btc account) an altcoin address, and those addresses would get paid mined coins (before exchange), and any leftover balance would be exchanged. So essentially, depending on the coins we've mined, you might get back 50% in that coin, and 50% in btc, and the next day a different amount (depending on how much was mined).
It has a bunch of benefits for everyone, we can avoid the exchange (fees), can avoid pushing down the market a bit (not selling those coins), and people get to hold coins they want to hold (optional). Its a win-win, its just a lot of code
Bravo PW
April 17, 2014, 03:36:05 PM
I know a lot of people are against this but I still think it would be awesome if we had a segment with like a separate port where people could mine and then rather than immediately cashing out the coins to BTC they would be held a little longer term seeking price appreciation and cash out at more ideal times (with inherent risks involved of course.) Sort of like a multipool mutual fund lol.
One of the next major features I'd like to work on (although it is a very large codebase change) is optional payouts in the coins that we mine. Essentially you'd be able to "register" (sign a message from your btc account) an altcoin address, and those addresses would get paid mined coins (before exchange), and any leftover balance would be exchanged. So essentially, depending on the coins we've mined, you might get back 50% in that coin, and 50% in btc, and the next day a different amount (depending on how much was mined).
It has a bunch of benefits for everyone, we can avoid the exchange (fees), can avoid pushing down the market a bit (not selling those coins), and people get to hold coins they want to hold (optional). Its a win-win, its just a lot of code
April 17, 2014, 02:37:04 PM
I know a lot of people are against this but I still think it would be awesome if we had a segment with like a separate port where people could mine and then rather than immediately cashing out the coins to BTC they would be held a little longer term seeking price appreciation and cash out at more ideal times (with inherent risks involved of course.) Sort of like a multipool mutual fund lol.
One of the next major features I'd like to work on (although it is a very large codebase change) is optional payouts in the coins that we mine. Essentially you'd be able to "register" (sign a message from your btc account) an altcoin address, and those addresses would get paid mined coins (before exchange), and any leftover balance would be exchanged. So essentially, depending on the coins we've mined, you might get back 50% in that coin, and 50% in btc, and the next day a different amount (depending on how much was mined).
It has a bunch of benefits for everyone, we can avoid the exchange (fees), can avoid pushing down the market a bit (not selling those coins), and people get to hold coins they want to hold (optional). Its a win-win, its just a lot of code
April 17, 2014, 02:23:35 PM
I know a lot of people are against this but I still think it would be awesome if we had a segment with like a separate port where people could mine and then rather than immediately cashing out the coins to BTC they would be held a little longer term seeking price appreciation and cash out at more ideal times (with inherent risks involved of course.) Sort of like a multipool mutual fund lol.
April 17, 2014, 10:11:08 AM
Mooncoin is not a high rate profit coin at the moment. Hold them until the block reward halves and watch markets
EDIT: which I am mining exclusivly
EDIT: which I am mining exclusivly
But doesn't mooncoin trade for way under 1 satoshi at the moment? I think it's only trading for LTC right now, which would mean he'd have to exchange the mooncoin -> LTC -> BTC, pay 2x the fees, and small price gaps on either of those steps could be costly...
What about earchcoin and leafcoin?
Short story: They're not profitable.
Long story. Earthcoin is only profitable on large blocks, and with a difficulty of 0.3, even if we switched the minimum amount of hash power we could (1/24th of the pool - 1.4ghs), which would give us an average block time of 0.92 seconds, many of them being shorter. Assuming latency from the switcher to stratum endpoints of 50ms, and assuming latency from endpoints to miners of 100ms, you're looking at a huge efficiency loss just due to block speed. And on top of that, because of earthcoin block rewards being random, its very profitable to mine one block, and hugely bad profitability the next, and we'd need to be switching on a sub-one second basis. And when propagation time is 200ms total, its just not feasible.
I check coinwarz too, I'm fully aware of what coins there are (we even mined all three of the ones you mentioned at some time in the past), theres a good reason we're mining what we're mining.
April 17, 2014, 09:53:14 AM
Mooncoin is not a high rate profit coin at the moment. Hold them until the block reward halves and watch markets
EDIT: which I am mining exclusivly
EDIT: which I am mining exclusivly
But doesn't mooncoin trade for way under 1 satoshi at the moment? I think it's only trading for LTC right now, which would mean he'd have to exchange the mooncoin -> LTC -> BTC, pay 2x the fees, and small price gaps on either of those steps could be costly...
What about earchcoin and leafcoin?
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