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getblocktemplate the value "coinbasevalue"
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Your setup looks fine. Shares don't mean anything with solo mining and restarting has no effect on mining, except for the small timeframe you are not mining during the restart. |
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If you need to ask you shouldn't be doing it. A pool administrator should be a bitcoin, mining, database, software and networking expert who has a complete understanding of all of them and is able to do it all themselves.
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Restarting the pool shortly. I'll be returning default diff to 4000 since the 16k was a temporary NH glitch that I don't really want to cater for.
Restart complete. The thread topic now represents the new ZERO FEE status of this pool and you can see the current fee in the pool work. Happy mining everyone. I will only review the zero fee status of this pool if it ever gets significantly larger. |
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....would some sort of incentive be worth a shot?
Incentives have failed to attract miners on other small pools and I've already dumped more money into this pool than I'd like to admit. Alright, I've thought about it and decided to get rid of the fee entirely. As a tiny pool it is completely unprofitable and I don't really need the pitiful reward it would provide me to cover its costs. I will turn it into a service for the mining community instead, and will only revisit fee if the hashrate gets very large. Perhaps make the fee .001% of the network hashrate the pool is; i.e. if the pool is 10% of the network hashrate, the fee is 1%. But for now the fee will be completely ZERO. Give me a chance to rework the code and I'll announce here when I'm restarting the pool and update the pool thread accordingly. |
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Sure is lonely in here  (Yes I do understand why any decent sized hashers have gone but it still doesn't change the fact it IS lonely in here.) I'm still around although I sold most of my miners on ebay, I only have some little R1's left and my old S3+. I'll get something new eventually. I'd love to see this pool take off and be up there with the top block finders. Well I'd like to see that too but asides from the early code failures, and the raw interface, I suspect it's the simple lack of block finding and the way too small hashrate that stops miners from coming here at all. I'm actually wondering if I shouldn't just make this pool 0% fee and hope for donations instead... At 0.5% fee with exceedingly rare blocks, it's not like it's going to make any profit. Let me think about it... |
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hitbtc.com only requires 2 confirms on bcash deposits, and has the easiest registration requirements and no limits, with very quick withdrawals. It allowed me to dump a veritable shitload of bcash in a short time before the value dropped to its current value, converting it quickly to btc and I withdrew the btc immediately without a problem.
Additionally I downloaded electron-cash directly from the github repository and audited the code changes they did to the existing electrum wallet and they all appeared safe so that's what I used for the bch transfers.
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Is it a bitcoin mining pool you wish to start?
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Electron cash works fine. What's "electrum cash"?
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Sure is lonely in here (Yes I do understand why any decent sized hashers have gone but it still doesn't change the fact it IS lonely in here.) |
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I guess you mean altcoin mining since computers have nothing to do with modern mining. Moving your thread to where it belongs in anticipation.
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Your problem may be unfixable with regular wallets. The reason isn't the total number of inputs but the size of the generated transaction. If the transaction ends up being >100kb in size, it's a non-standard transaction meaning most nodes will not accept it and most miners would not mine it. I strongly recommend you break up the sweep into two (or more) smaller transactions to keep it as a standard transaction. Otherwise you'll have to go to great lengths to force software to accept it and find a miner who will happily include a non-standard transaction for you. It doesn't mean the transaction is invalid, it's just that it's rejected for its unnecessary burden on the network and nodes.
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Miners who are still mining this shitcoin are just wasting their valuable resources, they will never recover all their mining cost with this bitcoincash or bitcoinclone.
Not quite true. There is an incentive for big miners to mine the shit so they can confirm transactions which allow them to sell off their massive stores of shitcoin for bitcoin. Once they've done that they'll stop mining it. |
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ic now i understsng little bit t..already point my miner to you pool ck ...
Welcome aboard, and be aware, our base hashrate amounts to a VERY small pool still at the moment so it may be a very long time before you see any payout since we haven't even solved a block yet and payouts only happen with each block solve. |
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Maybe I will toss some here. near as I can tell we have done 1,000,000,000 plus and 700,000,000 would be average luck so we are due  Every hash is welcome and appreciated  Just bear in mind someone else is mining here renting from NH so make sure you're not competing with him. what happend if get competing with another user  You just end up paying too much at nicehash. It is best to rent when there are few other renters. |
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i like this spool simple and esay to use .. but something in my mind want t ask how this pool work and what mean by HERP since i see the pool work have two list payout and herp..what is thAT AND WHAT FUNCTION HERP is just the software's internal counter to determine who is scheduled for a payout and how much relative to other miners. The payout list shows those that will get a payout if the block is found in "payouts" and the rest of the list "postponed" are those who need to accumulate more HERP to get a payout - which may happen on subsequent blocks due to being accumulated if they miss out on the current block. Herp accumulates indefinitely on successive blocks until you reach the threshold for payout. Oh so if i can not produce more share to get herp i will stay in the list herp ..l its that right ?? if wrong correct me since i new and need to find pool easy to use no register and something like that Yes that is correct until we find many more blocks. |
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i like this spool simple and esay to use .. but something in my mind want t ask how this pool work and what mean by HERP since i see the pool work have two list payout and herp..what is thAT AND WHAT FUNCTION HERP is just the software's internal counter to determine who is scheduled for a payout and how much relative to other miners. The payout list shows those that will get a payout if the block is found in "payouts" and the rest of the list "postponed" are those who need to accumulate more HERP to get a payout - which may happen on subsequent blocks due to being accumulated if they miss out on the current block. Herp accumulates indefinitely on successive blocks until you reach the threshold for payout. |
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