thx
If you're not pocketing the 20% it's in your interest to find the problem and fix it. You'd get more users
back, including me, and restore your credibility.
Your attitude of denial is a bigger problem and suggests something nefarious. You could at least try.
i looked through the payout source and i found nothing in there that suggests 20% is going somewhere.
i did however find that at the time of mining the "block reward" is based off the current exchange btc amount.. and this number is updated later at payout time.. minus the exchange fees..
This has already been discussed. It even happens if your payout is the same coin you mine.
When you autoexchange you will notice the BTC value fluctuate up and down as the coin matures because the exchage rate is
regularly updated. At the time of maturity the value should be close to the current exchange rate but there is still
a 20% drop when the block clears.
If you're watching closely when the coin clears you can confirm the exchange rate (highest buy price) and do the math
yourself.
BTCvalue = share %/100 * block reward * BTC buy price.
Before the block clears the math will add up within a margin of error, afterwards it won't.
You may even see noticeble drops in the graph if you're not finding too many blocks too quickly. The easiest way to see
this is in a pool with only one coin and a TTF that isn't too short. If you browse back to around august in the original
thread you can see a few users posted proof. [Edit: Specifically when the balance goes up from a mature block the total
will go down at the same time by 20% of the increase. With the graph you don't have to see it in real time.]
Yaamp is the only pool SW that provides the data to do this. It alows one to verify if they are being short-changed but
on the positive side it is also the only pool SW where the users can be confident they are not being cheated. Every other
pool (except nicehash where what you see is what you get) has gaps in the data trail that make it impossible to verify
with any acccuracy and all you're left with are estimates.
I'm not saying don't mine at zpool, I'm just thinking you might want to know what you are getting. Like I said before,
you can prove it for yourself, if you want.