[∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining USA/DE 255 blocks solved! - page 331.

nix_on

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Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 08:55:26 PM

Quote from: -ck on September 11, 2015, 08:46:16 PM

...- but it is also not your "responsibility" to try and steer people away from this service if they wish to use it.

You're right! And I was wrong. I just realizied who you are. I'm so sorry ...

I'm a Newb by all means, and I did all wrong, what I was able to do wrong!

Sorry, please give me another chance some weeks upfront ...

shit in pants Grin

like a man who just saw a ghost

ttrrtt

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Quote from: -ck on September 11, 2015, 08:46:16 PM

...- but it is also not your "responsibility" to try and steer people away from this service if they wish to use it.

You're right! And I was wrong. I just realizied who you are. I'm so sorry ...

I'm a Newb by all means, and I did all wrong, what I was able to do wrong!

Sorry, please give me another chance some weeks upfront ...

-ck

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Ruu \o/

Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 07:05:12 PM

I think, a full bitcoin node is a MUST HAVE for every serious miner, obviously we disagree in that ...

Don't argue against something I never said. Every miner should be running their own node(s).

If you think you can set up a solo mining node for yourself locally that performs as well as that from the one I set up and avoid the 0.5% fee then by all means do. I provide a service and many many people have found it invaluable. Since I wrote the software that you are mining with and the pool software you are mining to and modify the bitcoind software of this pool it's fair to say I speak with some authority when I say it is NOT not comparable to mining solo at home. But as I said, it's your prerogative if you wish to try and recreate the performance of this pool at home - but it is also not your "responsibility" to try and steer people away from this service if they wish to use it.

Belligerent Fool

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If you use Bitcoin then you must have a fully synced up Bitcoin Client for security reasons... if not then wholly cow.

Mining on ck's solo Bitcoin pool avoids all the energy and system CPU usage required to run the wallet & mine + the most important part the Latency, ck pool would be superior to what the standard joe's ISP offer in comparison.

Like being said before you run a very high risk for Orhpans if you do it by yourself & yes we are talking about the general everyday people with ASIC hardware.

Also note that ck pool acts as a pool so you can rent rigs and hash there just like every other coin, pretty difficulty to do that when your solo mining yourself unless you have the "know how" to set up your own mini pool to direct all your own hardware to.

tokona44

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Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:57:04 PM

Quote from: tokona44 on September 11, 2015, 06:48:47 PM

...Dont you need to set up a solo pool in your home if you are going to mine from 400ghs and up?

Of course not, it is a basic feature of your bitcoin program, used since Bitcoin No. 1 ;-)

Ok, then i have got the wrong info.

ttrrtt

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Quote from: -ck on September 11, 2015, 07:00:36 PM

Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:22:25 PM

why on earth should a solo-miner pay someone any fee, what he can get for free @127.0.0.1 ?

And even, if he got it for 0%, why should a solo-miner risk his reward, if the "solo-pool" is beeing attacked?

The benefits of mining here over true solo mining are explained clearly in the top post and the website. If you don't wish to take advantage of those benefits for a measly 0.5% fee and risk mining one solo block in your life that ends up being orphaned, then that's your choice.

Hmm, ok:

"Advantages over regular solo mining:
Mining at solo.ckpool.org avoids the overheads of running a full bitcoin node that requires both great storage and bandwidth for optimal performance.
Solo.ckpool.org is extensively connected to high speed low latency bitcoin nodes for rapid block change notification and propagation."

I think, a full bitcoin node is a MUST HAVE for every serious miner, obviously we disagree in that ...

-ck

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Ruu \o/

Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:22:25 PM

why on earth should a solo-miner pay someone any fee, what he can get for free @127.0.0.1 ?

And even, if he got it for 0%, why should a solo-miner risk his reward, if the "solo-pool" is beeing attacked?

The benefits of mining here over true solo mining are explained clearly in the top post and the website. If you don't wish to take advantage of those benefits for a measly 0.5% fee and risk mining one solo block in your life that ends up being orphaned, then that's your choice.

ttrrtt

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Quote from: tokona44 on September 11, 2015, 06:48:47 PM

...Dont you need to set up a solo pool in your home if you are going to mine from 400ghs and up?

Of course not, it is a basic feature of your bitcoin program, used since Bitcoin No. 1 ;-)

tokona44

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Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:44:03 PM

Quote from: hotwired007 on September 11, 2015, 06:36:12 PM

Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:22:25 PM

why on earth should a solo-miner pay someone any fee, what he can get for free @127.0.0.1 ?

And even, if he got it for 0%, why should a solo-miner risk his reward, if the "solo-pool" is beeing attacked?

I have been mining here for a while - and found a block here after having loads of problems running my own solo mining farm... all i have to do is point my miners here and not worry about having to run a full fat bitcoin node and the the software and the checking. In one fell swoop i had over 100% ROI and electricity costs covered for a couple of years.

I firm believe in solo mining ;-)

But you get the same +0,5% reward if you point your mining rig to 127.0.0.1, your very own bitcoin-qt. You will never ever being under attack, since you never reveal your real IP, the "solo-mining"-pool DOES reveal his real IP, ready beeing attacked ....

Dont you need to set up a solo pool in your home if you are going to mine from 400ghs and up?

ttrrtt

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Quote from: hotwired007 on September 11, 2015, 06:36:12 PM

Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:22:25 PM

why on earth should a solo-miner pay someone any fee, what he can get for free @127.0.0.1 ?

And even, if he got it for 0%, why should a solo-miner risk his reward, if the "solo-pool" is beeing attacked?

I have been mining here for a while - and found a block here after having loads of problems running my own solo mining farm... all i have to do is point my miners here and not worry about having to run a full fat bitcoin node and the the software and the checking. In one fell swoop i had over 100% ROI and electricity costs covered for a couple of years.

I firm believe in solo mining ;-)

But you get the same +0,5% reward if you point your mining rig to 127.0.0.1, your very own bitcoin-qt. You will never ever being under attack, since you never reveal your real IP, the "solo-mining"-pool DOES reveal his real IP, ready beeing attacked ....

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Quote from: ttrrtt on September 11, 2015, 06:22:25 PM

why on earth should a solo-miner pay someone any fee, what he can get for free @127.0.0.1 ?

And even, if he got it for 0%, why should a solo-miner risk his reward, if the "solo-pool" is beeing attacked?

I have been mining here for a while - and found a block here after having loads of problems running my own solo mining farm... all i have to do is point my miners here and not worry about having to run a full fat bitcoin node and the the software and the checking. In one fell swoop i had over 100% ROI and electricity costs covered for a couple of years.

ttrrtt

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why on earth should a solo-miner pay someone any fee, what he can get for free @127.0.0.1 ?

And even, if he got it for 0%, why should a solo-miner risk his reward, if the "solo-pool" is beeing attacked?

anamichii

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Global economic crisis? i hold my bitcoin..

congrats for 100th..
i imagine that it will be great if everyone who get a block tell the story how to get a block
about their process such as mining, renting, or everything. Cheesy

DanielRo

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Quote from: mavericklm on September 11, 2015, 10:00:47 AM

solo on the run!!! Grin

Transaction Fees 0.33027579 BTC nice too!

You are the winner ?

mavericklm

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solo on the run!!! Grin

Transaction Fees 0.33027579 BTC nice too!

wlefever

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Quote from: -ck on September 11, 2015, 09:54:24 AM

And congratulations to the finder of the 100th block solved on this pool.

Quote from: DanielRo on September 11, 2015, 09:41:16 AM

Congrats to 1bziSGvR4a8ogVbR4JNG5D7pFAZFgpADX .

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/000000000000000000490453ff4e5920efd93c78e5260c899837f50660d8326d

Code:

[2015-09-11 14:36:06.789] Possible block solve diff 3854869981163.402832 !
[2015-09-11 14:36:07.144] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-09-11 14:36:07.146] Solved and confirmed block 374057

Congrats on number 100!!! Cool

-ck

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Ruu \o/

And congratulations to the finder of the 100th block solved on this pool.

Quote from: DanielRo on September 11, 2015, 09:41:16 AM

Congrats to 1bziSGvR4a8ogVbR4JNG5D7pFAZFgpADX .

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/000000000000000000490453ff4e5920efd93c78e5260c899837f50660d8326d

Code:

[2015-09-11 14:36:06.789] Possible block solve diff 3854869981163.402832 !
[2015-09-11 14:36:07.144] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-09-11 14:36:07.146] Solved and confirmed block 374057

DanielRo

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Congrats to 1bziSGvR4a8ogVbR4JNG5D7pFAZFgpADX .

DanielRo

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Quote from: os2sam on September 11, 2015, 04:33:16 AM

Quote from: DanielRo on September 11, 2015, 01:15:15 AM

Quote from: -ck on September 10, 2015, 09:38:11 AM

A new round of massive transaction spam is underway again (won't affect this pool significantly as I've already put in place lots of customisations for this purpose).

Another round of massive spam. Over 20000 transactions, over 56 MB in size.
We need BIP 100 asap.

Since it's artificial, no we don't, yet.

I think I've found the spammers: http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-network-stress-test-could-occur-next-week/
What we would do next time?

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Think for yourself

Quote from: DanielRo on September 11, 2015, 01:15:15 AM

Quote from: -ck on September 10, 2015, 09:38:11 AM

A new round of massive transaction spam is underway again (won't affect this pool significantly as I've already put in place lots of customisations for this purpose).

Another round of massive spam. Over 20000 transactions, over 56 MB in size.
We need BIP 100 asap.

Since it's artificial, no we don't, yet.

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