@hotdogs They do, to an extent. If you are running a contract, say 2-year Ethereum contract at 10 MH/s, and the output begins to return a fractional level too low to receive any accumulative gain, GM will convert this automatically to a new algorithm that produce a return for the remaining duration of the contract. However, it's only at this point that GM will tweak allocation.
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@hotdogs They do, to an extent. If you are running a contract, say 2-year Ethereum contract at 10 MH/s, and the output begins to return a fractional level too low to receive any accumulative gain, GM will convert this automatically to a new algorithm that produce a return for the remaining duration of the contract. However, it's only at this point that GM will tweak allocation.
I think the output has to be as low as ≤ 0.0001 for this function to kick in if I remember the contract terms correctly
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