Topic: so what pools are supporting bitcoin cash? (Read 798 times)
Forget about it. Pay attention to this if you really want to mine Bitcoin Cash:
http://siberia.mine.nu:9338/static/
http://p2p-spb.xyz:9338/static/
I doubt you really need it though...
https://www.f2pool.com/user/signup
They allow cashout at:
Minimum withdrawal at 0.001 BTC, 0.01 LTC, 0.01 ZEC or 0.1 ETH
via:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/F2Pool
so maybe same level would be for BCC.
They allow cashout at:
Minimum withdrawal at 0.001 BTC, 0.01 LTC, 0.01 ZEC or 0.1 ETH
via:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/F2Pool
so maybe same level would be for BCC.
Minimum Cashout: 0.1 BCC 
OMG! its >100$ now
Is there Bitcoin Cash pool with low minimum cashout (~0.005BCC for example)?
OMG! its >100$ nowIs there Bitcoin Cash pool with low minimum cashout (~0.005BCC for example)?
Bumping this thread. It's funny how crypto is about decentralization and cooperation but miners can still be secretive at times.
This shows the major pools:
https://cash.coin.dance/blocks/today
I tried mining it on suprnova but they didn't hit a block for about two weeks until recently. I'm amazed they want .1 BCC to payout. They aren't that bad about other coins there, or they went about six months ago.
Minimum Cashout: 0.1 BCC OMG! its >100$ now
Is there Bitcoin Cash pool with low minimum cashout (~0.005BCC for example)?
OMG! its >100$ nowIs there Bitcoin Cash pool with low minimum cashout (~0.005BCC for example)?
I've seen reports about the blocks found, etc, but can't find info on who found the block (i.e. what pool, etc).
for most coins you can easily find what pools have what hashrate..i.e. what if one pool already has over 50% of the hashrate?
i understand this is not important to many, but I'm curious
for most coins you can easily find what pools have what hashrate..i.e. what if one pool already has over 50% of the hashrate?
i understand this is not important to many, but I'm curious
The Bitcoin Cash blockchain has successfully split away from the legacy chain as of block 478559. The block was mined by the China-based mining pool Viabtc at 2:14 pm EDT (6:14 GMT) and the pool also found the next block 478560 shortly after. The first Bitcoin Cash block was 1915175 Bytes or 1.9 MB in size, holding 6,985 transactions. This is much larger than BTC’s 1MB limit and approx. 3,000 transaction throughput.
https://pool.viabtc.com/pool/BCC/state/
I've seen reports about the blocks found, etc, but can't find info on who found the block (i.e. what pool, etc).
for most coins you can easily find what pools have what hashrate..i.e. what if one pool already has over 50% of the hashrate?
i understand this is not important to many, but I'm curious
for most coins you can easily find what pools have what hashrate..i.e. what if one pool already has over 50% of the hashrate?
i understand this is not important to many, but I'm curious
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