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Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: MadHacker on September 26, 2011, 05:11:29 AM BTCGuid in one i use http://www.btcguild.com/ (http://www.btcguild.com/)
they have option to donate in percentage I would suggest doing so but it is not compulsory after all the pool operator has to make some money also it reliable Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: rTech on September 26, 2011, 05:23:45 AM ABCPool.co (http://ABCPool.co) and it also pays for stales too ;-)
Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: deepceleron on September 26, 2011, 06:41:44 AM Yes, there are. There are a few that even pay the transaction fees earned out to miners, so you make the same estimated rewards as if you were mining solo. See my sig.
Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: Graet on September 26, 2011, 12:45:57 PM Yes, there are. There are a few that even pay the transaction fees earned out to miners, so you make the same estimated rewards as if you were mining solo. See my sig. another one - see my sig :Dfrom the next round we are paying out 55BTC per round for the next 10rounds Also members have been donating to a Block finders bonus and I have been matching the first 2 BTC :) Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: nefanon on September 26, 2011, 03:34:32 PM Yes, there are. There are a few that even pay the transaction fees earned out to miners, so you make the same estimated rewards as if you were mining solo. See my sig. How does your pool compare to Slush's pool? Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: deepceleron on September 27, 2011, 12:16:59 AM Yes, there are. There are a few that even pay the transaction fees earned out to miners, so you make the same estimated rewards as if you were mining solo. See my sig. How does your pool compare to Slush's pool? mineco uses PPLNS (pay-per-last-N-shares), a payment system where the work submitted in the last 12 hours or so is considered when splitting rewards when a block is found - on average every 24 hours at the current hashrate (without getting technical). Slush uses a round system where only work you have done since the last block was found is considered, and it uses a formula where older work is valued less. The formula isn't good enough to make it completely hopper-proof though, the fee is 2% and they keep the earned transaction fees. They have a higher hashrate, so you get more frequent smaller payments. ozco sounds like a deal if they are going to pay out 55BTC per round for the next several rounds though. Here (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools) is a comparison of mining pools. Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: CrispyTophat on September 27, 2011, 01:13:45 AM This its going to sound noob ish and it is but what is a bit coin pool
Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: Graet on September 27, 2011, 01:57:17 AM This its going to sound noob ish and it is but what is a bit coin pool it is a place for bitcoin miners to share in finding blocks and share in the rewards, as opposed to solo mining , which as name implies means you are going it alone :)Title: Re: Is there any bitcoin pool without any cost? Post by: hmongotaku on September 27, 2011, 02:01:57 AM btcguild is good.. you can mine with 0% fee but you will have to wait a few hours for confirminations, sometimes 1/2 a day later. There used to be a couple, like https://www.nofeemining.com/ but it's dead. So yea best alternative is BTCguild.com
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