As I read it it's the difficulty of the shares that the miners are submitting so makes perfect sense for bitcoin
. I haven't supplied hash to mrr so I'm not familiar with the stats they suppply to rig owners but imho it would make more sense to show that then the coin difficulty.
Normally it just shows 1024 or 2048 as the share difficulty on that screen when the miners are running at normal speeds..
Its only when they go into th/s speeds as above it shows that..
Makes me wonder if they are actually getting those speeds as I cant see the actual antminer interfaces, they are hosted in china..
there is no way that s3+ is getting over 1th in speed..
what is happening is the software on the webpage is guessing speed based on how fast you submit shares.
if you are mining a low diff coin, you will submit shares more faster.. since the page is set to guess speeds based on bitcoin difficulty the speed it comes up with is jacked up.
Yes this is correct. Now on nice-west hash when this happens they pay more I do not think mrr pays more due to the nature of the renting structure being fixed.
Back on topic
nicehash order #372152 has 0.775 coins and 36 hours left
westhash order #372179 has 0.575 coins and 28 hours left
they combine to this miner below:
http://solo.ckpool.org/users/1CqbvmuJcLFDFzFewKmBVAaghXEtByzY9Y{"hashrate1m": "89.1T", "hashrate5m": "99.3T", "hashrate1hr": "100T", "hashrate1d": "88.3T", "hashrate7d": "45.7T", "lastupdate": 1431225900, "workers": 2,
"bestshare": 3,658,430,639.756474} we are looking to move that number up to 48,000,000,000