Miningpoolhub.com - Check The Miner Live
Hi guys, quick update from mobile.
If you want to check hows the miner doing on miningpoolhub, check out this website:
https://miningpoolhubstats.com/USD/036b9e55cacb210eea27179bb0ed2d83279e942de861d68a0f3c18a2ac976f28
Its a 3rd party website created to allow miners to track the mining progress on mph.com :)
Also Ive been doing some reading and it turnes out that mph.com uses PPLNS system to reward miners which means the longer you mine specific coin, the more rewards you get. This makes it not the best choice for auto profit switching but with some tweaks in the settings it should be good. Lets see if its better then NiceHash.
Just a heads up: it seems the website stopped updating miner but it's still mining.
Okay, will check it out, thanks @cfminer
How much difference does it make for a small mining rig and how do they finance the reward?
Whenever I see such a distortion of the price feed, I am tempted to ignore it because it takes away the transparency and it always begs the question of the business model (-> see Bitconnect).
Bottom line: If you can't figure out the details and how exactly to find the optimal setting, then ignore these offers. They are usually there to cost you money and not bring you any.
Erm? These are not offers, these are normal multipools and you can see quite well whats happening :) maybe you were reffering to zpool, which is kinda shady?
Sorry for confusing you;-)
What I was wondering is: If you ignore that duration reward and just stick to what is the most profitable by market price, how many percentage of profit do you lose?
What I mean is: When you can't use an automated process or strict rules, it causes inefficiency, because you don't always have all necessary information. But since your answer was:
I assume, you can compensate for that price distortion. I'll trust your capable mining hands;-)
Thanks for explanation :)
Very hard to tell, so many variables. Maybe something like 10%? But the most profitable coin may stay most profitable for long duration also.
The plan is to mine for at least 2 days and see the profit. I'm also considering sticking to one coin (ZClassic) that is on top of profitability since few weeks now.
But at the end of the day NiceHash seems to be most transparent and gives most profit (for now). Only the fees...
Is it the most profitable before the fees are charged or is it still the most profitable despite the fees?
Also: Sometimes fees can be a sign of trustworthyness, because it means, they have a business model. On the other hand, when you get payouts out of seemingly nothing for doing something that doesn't make sense, it' usually a sign not to buy in. But that's just a generalization, I have no idea about these mining services.^^
Lately NiceHash lowered fees for internal wallet so its most profitable despite fees - for now at least. The only problem is that I have to withdraw manually and I want the system to be fully automated.
How mean;-/ tss..
I guess that's the sour apple that you have to bite into. At the end, the extra time you have to spend with withdrawing needs to be justified by the extra profits that you make.
When using Nicehash, maybe you should do that only once per week. I wouldn't mind and maybe the other investors are ok with it as well.
Yeah, I will probably withdraw once per few days.
Great job CF : )
Hello again, I have already available to start the project, do you accept steem or does it have to be sbd?
I have only 1 steem to start.
tell me if it is enough for the moment and when it could start.
Funding is closed :(
temporarily ?, or are you going to have more rounds?
Currently not planning more rounds.