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mineashardasyoucan

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Quote from: MGK- on March 29, 2014, 04:01:23 PM

F2Pool (http://www.f2pool.com/) is a Chinese pool, and some sites call it "Discuz Fish".

is this pool recommended for LTC mining in Europe? (latency, reputation, pay morale)

Or do I better stick with nicehash for example or wemineltc where I already signed up with my computer?
(got myself a Gridseed Blade and want to either mine LTC directly or in a major pool to get the most shares out of it)

warrensgun

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Mining since bitcoin was $1

f2pool does have a LTC pool i think it's Pay Per Share (PPS), nicehash is pretty much selling the hash to other buyers. https://www.litecoinpool.org/pools has the distribution of some pools - but note they are approximating things - and give their standard deviation in the text.

jparsley

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Quote from: flounderella on March 18, 2014, 03:51:30 PM

This new "unknown" pool/set of pools is disconcerning....

https://blockchain.info/blocks/Unknown. Found 31 blocks in last 24 hours and 22% of the network already

is that discussfish pool ur talking of.

Isuearl

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I have been hanging out on bitminter for quite sometime, I left slushes, late last year when he was having some payout issues, and a big string of really bad luck.... I have managed to up my hash in the last few months, but if I leave the minter, my hash doesn't get me crap anywhere else...I have less than 100 Gh/s right now, and am saving the bit pennies I get so I can get some better equipment later this year.....
I move all my old 333 erupters to a Peercoin pool where they can get a better return.
right now I have a cube, and 3 blades, with some antminer U1s mining BTC...If I get another cube or a couple more blades I will probably move my U1s to Peercoin.....
I should have bought blades and cubes early on, it would have netted me more BTC, but I didn't have the Fiat at the time due to their high prices and demand, and now that they have become more or less obsolete I can get them for a decent price (even though I know I am overpaying on fleabay, sometimes though I find a good deal).

Coef

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Quote from: MGK- on March 29, 2014, 04:01:23 PM

f2pool?

and is EclipseMC eligius? or those 2 seperate pools?

F2Pool (http://www.f2pool.com/) is a Chinese pool, and some sites call it "Discuz Fish".

EclipseMC (https://eclipsemc.com/) and Eligius (http://eligius.st) are two different pools.

efc17

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Pool fee is 0% ! GHash.IO SCRYPT Multi Pool is open for beta testing, if anyone is interested.(invite required)

I'm trying it out atm, looks good.

some nice user defined settings, such as:

Convert mined coins to BTC
Convert mined coins to LTC
Do not convert LTC, DOGE, FTC, AUR
Drop miner jobs when switching coins

The most active testers will be rewarded with GHS!

If anyone would like to sign up feel free to use referral ghash.

Much appreciated

samson20min

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1. BTCGuild
2. That's where i fist start.
3. PPLNS

tanzislam

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Quote from: MGK- on March 29, 2014, 04:04:26 PM

I will tip someone if they can help me find and setup in a pool that pays PPS.

Just go for Eclipse Mining Consortium: https://eclipsemc.com. The forum page is https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/1200-th-emc-0-fee-dgm-anonymous-pps-us-eu-servers-no-registration-16385

I had made a comparison spreadsheet of the existing "good" PPS pools some time ago. EclipseMC is still the winner. http://1drv.ms/1cbd4Xa

MGK-

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I will tip someone if they can help me find and setup in a pool that pays PPS.

ltcifc

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Cloud Mining for the WIN. I always test on cloud mining.

MGK-

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f2pool?

and is EclipseMC eligius? or those 2 seperate pools?

billysweird

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Quote from: copyfile on March 17, 2014, 03:42:19 PM

At this moment i'm mining bitcoins on btcguild. I was wondering where you people are mining btc? Maybe you can answer the below questions?

1) What pool are you mining?
2) Why this pool?
3) PPS or PPLNS?

Thanks!

I use f2pool to mine

it's very stable

I think it's pps

ajw7989

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eligius is where I am currently mining. I was mining at ghash a few weeks ago but I noticed a little too much downtime for my comfort and with the website having more problems now I am glad I moved. Sure eligius has problems but my miner's shares are never lost and just delayed which is fine with me since I dont need to spend my mining profits in hours of when I get them.

kthejung

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1. Slush
2. why not?

ionux

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Quote from: MGK- on March 26, 2014, 05:26:38 PM

Im new to mining and the day I switch to PPS BTCGuild stopped that so I changed to Ghash.io.

If I could find another pool that pays PPS I would switch now.

EclipseMC pays out PPS. That's where I'm mining, atm.

MGK-

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Im new to mining and the day I switch to PPS BTCGuild stopped that so I changed to Ghash.io.

If I could find another pool that pays PPS I would switch now.

organofcorti

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Poor impulse control.

Quote from: 1976 on March 26, 2014, 09:52:28 AM

Ypool,the most famous pool Grin

1.easy to use
2.high speed
3.The number of miners

This is an unusual usage of the word 'famous'?

1976

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not only PPLNS

1976

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Ypool,the most famous pool Grin

1.easy to use
2.high speed
3.The number of miners

Terra Hash

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I've got 5 ASICs and I'm presently splitting them between Slush(1) and BTCGuild(4). I know that all mining should, statistically, produce the same result over the "long term" regardless of pool or even solo. But I'm beginning to think that "long term" is a relative concept, and one that is becoming shorter and shorter. The new "long term" may be a week in ASIC years. In the last 7 days, the 1 miner at Slush has earned 26% more than ¼ of the 4 miners at BTCGuild. Undecided

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