I am not entirely sure if I understood your question correctly, but here it goes:
I thought it is possible to run multiple miner instances for multiple algos on a specific subset of cards just by using the right commands without sniffing software. In ccminer you do it with -d DEVICEID, where DEVICEID is the number of your CUDA devices you want to actively run. Did you try that? Or is that already causing the problems? I would not use that split software if you don't have to.

I also suggest (depending on the algos you want to use) to try just the pure EWBF's miner and Palgin's ccminer mod (not the alexis mod). They are both more optimized for CUDA cards, especially 1080's. The newest release was just recently upgraded to CUDA 8 which should give you a slight performance increase.

Always switching around in the pools is not something I favor. I rather mine a coin for a week and switch afterwards. At least with the pure split command you could mine 2 coins simultaneously with 1 rig, which is already sweet.

Hope that helps

How reported hashrates on your miner are calculated and what the stratum server from suprnova gets are 2 totally different things! Just because your miner tells you you got 99 MH/s doesn't mean that you submit correct shares that are worth 99 MH/s (among other tings). The server actually estimates your hashrate based on submitted shares. It has no idea how much hashing power you have but calculates it based on your shares. Therefore, ususally the reported hashrate is not correct.
In other words from the Alpereum website:

So in the end if you would average out your hashrate over a long sliding window (let's say 4h) you would probably have much better agreement between your miner's and the server sided hashrate.

Furhtermore, difficulty fluctuates greatly. Whattomine and other sites only provide you with an estimate which is usually far from the real-time rewards you might get.

Before you accuse a pool, inform yourself about the technology behind it instead of just questioning 2 numbers on your screen

Hope that helps.

Thanks! That calms my nerves (a bit) 

I also want to know. As we can't withdraw or trade, how can we get our Sigt back?

This is a prime example why we should never deposit our funds on exchanges, except we want to trade immediately!

Thanks for clarifying. I thought it is quite expensive and time consuming to maintain such high performance servers.

Just wanted to thank you guys for this pool and a 0% pool fee. Your pools are very high quality! Hope to also see more traffic on your exp pool

Could you shed light on your future plans regarding pool sustainability (introducting a fee at some point)?
What is actually the monthly cost of maintaining a high-performance pool like this?

Thanks for the German translation bounty

I am actually very curious how those liquid blocks will perform in action once you get lots of transaction / trading traffic!

German translation done: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2138772.new#new

Thanks, and I hope it helps

Finnally, a Ubiq pool that acutally works for me! I also get super nice pings (<50ms) from Switzerland

Thanks a lot!

Thanks for the bounty

Actually really nice that at launch a mining pool is already set-up, including working wallet and website. Already a good start

Still, as others pointed out, what are your plans for making this coin different from others? Why scrypt and not something more GPU friendly? Is it because of the large coin supply you target?

Are you planning on adding more coins to your solo mining pool? Signatum would be nice

Block reward is still 1250 which is worth also a lot of money!

Will do when I have more time

OK cool, I am already running on your pool for an hour. Let's gamble a bit

If you want, I can help you in improving your English translation on the landing page of your site? PM me if interested.

For example, the "loock" button should be "Lookup" or "search miner"

Thanks for your response. I get that if you find a block it's 11Zen - 3% fee. Still, if I am a miner with a low hash-rate, my chances of finding a block are very low. Proportional payout on a conventional pool is still much better.

Do you have a bit more statistics for your "pool"? How long has it been running? What is the average reward rate for someone with 1kSol? 1 block every 2-3 days?

Can you explain how "probability for each is the same"? I though lower overall hashrate means lower probability of finding a block as I mine solo. I am still confused 

This is basically high risk, high reward? Or are the solo pools communicating somehow with each other to optimize the process?

Don't waste your time or money mining/purchasing this coin. They use basic multichain technology that is very immature. Mining does not work properly (I tried Windows and Linux, both failed after more than 24h each, checking this sub with tips, trouble-shooting etc...nothing worked).

They do not have any dedicated dev, the only thing they have is a good looking online wallet.

Educate yourself about this coin and make your own decision if it is worth your time....

Just wanted to say that I am really impressed with the project and its progress (following it since June)! It is one of the very few with a dedicated and competent team, a clear roadmap, innovation and potential to become a heavily used/successful technology 

I followed all the helpful comments on this forum and the supposed "miner" was running for 24h WITHOUT ANY sign of mined coins. I get it that it is based on multichain technology (https://www.multichain.com/) but come on, your miner and guide are just not user friendly.

I even have no clue how to send coins on Linux. The standard multichain commands do not work (https://www.multichain.com/getting-started/). You did not even attempt at cleaning up the multichain console outputs. We just get the raw bare outputs...very much effort indeed.

And that's the big issue for me: no documentation, no FAQ, no algo info, no info on GPU miner development. Sorry guys, but I will not invest any more time in this coin unless at least an effort is made in showing transparency and willingness to improve these issues. In my opinion stuff like this needs to be clear BEFORE launch!

I am not a native English speaker, but I found A TON of grammatical mistakes on the online wallet and website. Please, get this stuff straight if you want to make an attempt of serious business...

Not even the most beautiful wallet in the world will help this coin succeed if you don't get this stuff straight.

Just my 2 Cents on this project after digging in a few hours  

Execute:

That worked for me.

I guess there is only a CPU miner as of now. Takes a while until blockchain is synced and you actually mine although the miner is using CPU resources. So far documentation and the "online-guide" is rather poorly done. But it's early days, so we need to be flexible and find out specifics for how to mine this coin ourselves