He shouldn't be doing it that way then.  He needs to be setting his wallet address in the config of the miner.

I've ordered things from B&H before.  Good US based company.  No sales tax for me.  Wish my six Vega 56's that have been on backorder since Nov 29th would ship.  Ordered a few EVGA SC 1070ti's from Amazon and a few from B&H today.  None of them are in stock though.  Who knows how long of a wait it will be for those.  I only have one six gpu vega 56 rig running right now ... Need more rigs!

Thanks for all of your videos Vosk!  You've been a big help over the past couple of months.

No.  Use the etn blockchain exp website to confirm that the pool actually paid you.  If you find that the transaction is there, then move to the wallet and figure out what you're doing wrong.  But start from the beginning.  First make sure you've been paid.  If the payout transaction isn't in the blockchain, your problem isn't the wallet.

Where can you get one of those for $25?  Or where do you get the materials to build it?

Could have told you that when you asked the first time.  It's just not a wise idea.  There are plenty of better, safer, and less costly ways of buying btc.

200%?  You mean 800% don't you?  We all see it ... Those Voltas are going to be bought up by China and you'll have to pay 300USD in fees every month to China just to mine.  It's getting crazy out there.  

It would be better to mine coal right now.

Honestly though ... Nothing that NVIDIA will ever put out will be as good as AMD.  NVIDIA is more for the gamer, not the miner. 

They aren't all lazy.  Some of them are just stupid.  How can you blame someone for trying to make a buck with such a low IQ? Lol ...

Seriously guys ... If you're not stupid, please don't be willingly lazy.  The only place it gets you is poor. ... Poor and Stupid.  And lazy.  Do you really want to be poor, stupid, and lazy for the rest of your life? 

I cannot believe the number of people still waiting for NH to return that still haven't decided to broaden their horizons and learn to mine singles.  I mean we're talking nearly two weeks now and rigs are just being left there to sit not doing anything?  Maybe it's just the one gpu miners/hash power sellers, who knows.  I've said this in other posts and I'll say it again.  My first 6 gpu rig was built and running less than 12 hours before the NH hack.  It was a blessing for me.  It forced me to go off and learn to do it the hard way.  And now as I'm looking back, the more profitable way.  I can't even begin to thank all of the people around this forum who convinced me that NH was not the way to go.  Because honestly ... A few weeks ago, I really believed that I would make more money using NH than I would mining singles in the long run.

This is a thank you topic in itself, but thank you to everyone who I thought was being an asshole or those who just responded with "whattomine.com" ... Lol ... I wouldn't know what I know today, if it wasn't for you!  I do hope this is an inspiration to the OP.  All you have to do is go look.

On another note ... Yes ... If you put 10K in btc when it was traded at 1K, the value of your portfolio today would be roughly 180-190K.  That would have been speculation, a bet, a gamble, timing the market, an investment or whatever you'd like to call it, based on what you thought one currency could have or will become.  Has nothing to do with mining.  I would not have and still would not place a 10K bet on one coin, but I will invest 10K+ into mining and dollar cost average my way into multiple currencies after ROI. 

Did you confirm your pool payout with the blockchain explorer?  I would start there.

That is not possible.  The first transaction had to have been December 13, because 12/13/2017 is before 12/16/2017.  Count the number of business days from the 13th until now.  That's like three business days.  You have not given it enough time.  Your transaction from the 16th should show up by the 21st or 22nd.

When did you do this?  A bank transfer from a US bank to Coinbase takes 2-4 business days.  From my own personal experience, it usually takes 4-5 business days.  It's free, but it's not instant.

Six Vega 56's.  1900 h/s per card. 0.6% pool fee.  0.10 KWH.  Check the average price of XMR over the past month and do the math.  Of course there are some trading fees in there if you're trying to get to USD, but they are minimal.

If you can get your hands on a Vega, I'd mine XMR with it.  You can also look at ETN, but I'm very happy with what my Vega 56's are doing with XMR right now.  I haven't looked into ETH with a Vega.  I thought I saw some stats that were not as good as XMR somewhere.

Sex coin and pot coin are both at the very very top of my list.  Why?  Because what is better than sex and weed?

Are you talking about GPU Memory or Motherboard Memory?  I assume you mean GPU since you mentioned the 11GB figure.  I wouldn't be buying video cards with 4gb of memory on them right now.  The more the better, but I'd go with the 8GB cards.  I don't have any experience with 11GB cards, but I assume they would boost mining performance that much more.

Start reading and then come back to ask specific questions about things you are still not sure of.

Fully modular means all of the cables can be disconnected from the psu.  They are more expensive.  Semi-modular (at least on evga's) mean that the motherboard power is hardwired into the psu, but all other cables are snap in.  I don't see a benefit in using fully modular, because the motherboard power has to be there no matter what.  Having it hardwired doesn't create additonal cable management hassle.

If you go with a psu that everthing is hardwired, that creates cable management hassle (extra cables hanging around that aren't being used), because you won't be using every single one of them.

Honestly, every mining calculator that I've ever used has been on the low end when predicting profitability, but that's just my experience thus far.  Probably because everything has just been going up these days.  Numbers change, if XMR drops 25% tomorrow, the number you calculate in profitability tonight isn't accurate tomorrow.  The average is what matters.  The average for your rig.  Over a week, over two weeks, over a month.  Keep track of the stats and you'll be able to tell yourself how much money each card in your rig made per day over a period of time that you choose.

If you know your rig's energy usage stats (and you should) and know what you pay for energy (and you should), you can easily calculate that part by hand.

Yikes ... I wouldn't touch either one of those either.  Two 850W or 1000W EVGA Gold's will make you sleep better at night.

Oh and go with semi modular.  Paying extra for fully modular is a total waste of money, in my opinion.  The cable that goes to your board has to be there no matter what, so why do you care if it's permanently attached to the psu or not?

He's not going to find them at a decent price anywhere right now ... Lol.  I bought (6) Vega 56's on November 26th for $525 each.  I bought (6) more on November 29th for $550 each and that second batch is still on backorder over two weeks later.  Pissing me off, because I want to get my second rig up and running.