I giggled a little when I read under Batch 5 they wrote... ...and it's also the last round of production of S5.
When in fact, they have batch 6 currently up for sale for preorder. Definitely not the last "round" of order, unless they meant chips order, in which case, why does it take so long for batch 6 to be ready?
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Already deleting things from that new thread. lol. Why haven't their self moderation privileges been taken away yet?
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yes, because their first product went so well and had no issues what so ever with devices that didn't even hold bitcoin, someone would have to be mighty stupid to buy something from them that actually actually stored bitcoins on it.
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Nice status. Would love to turn my miners on but ratio to energy used to btc generated is now in the minus figures so not worth my time in mining. Maybe if some nice sha coin comes along and dominates across being better pay than BTC then id turn on but right now shame I cant mine due to costs. Would be nice to add to your documents on Google and compare with other pools mining on too
Yea. electricity is a bitch. Whats your rate? I am in KS and pay around 9 cents a kilowatt hour, so still profitable for a bit. The big problem now is, I wasn't expecting it to be this nice now, looks like winter is finally breaking and my apartment is up to 80 degrees, having to open the back door and windows to cool it down a bit. If it warms up to much I am going to have to figure something else out, since I mainly used these to heat my place, and I am already sweating.
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Why has block 346461 been skipped on payouts for PACMiC? I was paid for it for my miner that is on antpool, why is it not being paid out on the contracts?
In fact, it seems to have happened a few times, on blocks that are really short. Another one is 346491 that doesn't have a payout on the contracts.
For my contract I was paid for block 346490 346512 Was not paid for blocks 346491 346496 I hope they get this fixed fast or offer us a refund. Going to be a long wait to get paid back if they have these problems. Hi DebitMe, chunkyjunkie, Just double checked, all these blocks listed here are paid. If you go into the contract and view the stats of each one, does it not always show each block? It definitely does not show either block under the breakout where it shows all the other blocks.
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Why has block 346461 been skipped on payouts for PACMiC? I was paid for it for my miner that is on antpool, why is it not being paid out on the contracts?
In fact, it seems to have happened a few times, on blocks that are really short. Another one is 346491 that doesn't have a payout on the contracts.
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If I buy a contract for 1 Btc, does the payout each day go into my hashnest account, and is that separate than my Antpool wallet? I ask because I am doing something with my Antpool account and don't want to mess up the payouts with another 1 TH/s added to my antpool earnings. If it does go to antpool I will just create another account and do it there.
Thanks (hope that wasn't too confusing)
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I don't think anyone has said it is fiction because they claim to use water cooling. People are saying it is fiction because it is a brand new account hawking high dollar value products, and using an irreversible payment method while showing little to no proof that they actually claim to have said product. That being said, the fact they are offering paypal as a payment method is a little better, at least people could recover their money if they don't receive a product.
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Updated for 3/3/15, changed Ghash auto payout threshold to lower to hopefully smooth out their payouts. Was set at .01, cut that in half now.
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Do you still have coins for sale? Sorry, little confused.
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I am trying to setup the pool with my miner and I want to setup my account on nastyfans so I can get the "extracredits" but it says my account was terminated, probably due to not being used for a while.
Is it possible to get the account reinstated? The username is DebitMe. Also, if I mine to an address on my computer, do I enter that address in my account on nastyfans to get the extra goodies? Is that how y0u know its me?
Thanks,
DebitMe
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EDIT: Given enough time, it should paint a pretty accurate picture of the different pools payouts, and highlight any discrepancies.
Because we're only talking about a handful of blocks per day on some pools and with integer data (ie a pool expected to find 1.7 blocks a day), its going to take a long long time to reduce the variance such that there are meaningful outcomes from the data. Like, a long long time. I agree and am not arguing at all. It will be neat to see some actual numbers over a month though (again, I know there is high variance even in that time, but it may reveal start to reveal some discrepancies between pools), who knows? I would be happy to point a miner there. I currently have 3 S3's at my place, 2 at my parents, and 4 at a buddies. I am going to bring one of the miners back to my place from my parents, but need the switches I have on order to come in first. Maybe I can have my brother log in and point one there tonight, I will have to see, but will notify you when it is added. I will try to add other pools that i like if requested, but no promises. Limited resources for units and going to different places to configure and maintain gets to be a hassle if it gets to be too many pools.
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Be aware that the comparison is meaningless without either or both of: 1) Removing expected variance on PPLNS 2) Using a large sample of blocks - not time - for each PPLNS pool (a few hundred at least)
Otherwise your results are quite literally similar to saying: I rolled a dice 4 times and got 2 sixes! Yes I should get sixes half the time.
Yes, I think while proofreading that first post I meant to put something about variance, and how that can play largely with the numbers, but forgot to eventually add it in there. Anyway, yes, variance will greatly skew the numbers currently. As time goes on, they will become more and more accurate in relation to which pool is actually paying more. Please note though, I am an accountant and not a statistician, so please forgive me if some of the concepts around stats escapes me. I just thought it would be a nice idea to put out raw numbers about the pools that I have used/currently use and see where things lie in the future. EDIT: Given enough time, it should paint a pretty accurate picture of the different pools payouts, and highlight any discrepancies.
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I had an idea to point a few Antminer S3's to different pools and keep track of the daily payouts, to help people determine which pool has the best payouts (I know there are a bunch of statistics and what not, but this will consist of actual payouts based on an S3 being pointed at each pool. I have had them going for about 2 days now to 3 different pools, and will do my best to update this thread daily for the most accurate assessment. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fmCAYWcmkYmgzA4HFt2Pm8u3zb-oOvNF7qTZLYcRKcc/edit?usp=sharingPlease note, all S3's are at stock rate and mine at 450 GH/s so there are no inconsistencies. I will get on each day (hopefully) and update with the previous day's payout. Each pool is set to payout daily, so there should be an update everyday. I will do my best to keep this list going for as long as I can. Please let me know if there are any improvements or suggestions to my methods of going about this. Any and all feedback is welcomed and encouraged. The main reason I started this thread was because it is so hard to pick a pool and know which ones are the best. There are pages upon pages of people claiming to be cheated by Ghash, or have higher payouts from A or B pool, but I haven't really noticed a difference from what I thought I should be making at Ghash and what they were paying out to me, so I decided to undertake this venture with actual numbers and miners, not just theory, to determine which top pools currently pay the best. I would also eventually like to expand if this gets enough interest in the future and possibly add comparisons such as other top pools and places like Westhash, to see if they actually end up making more by using that service, but I wanted to see if this would gain traction first. Thanks Everyone, DebitMe
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Dang, sad I missed this announcement. Really cool idea, please keep me posted if you decide to open up for more fundraising in the future.
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I could use a couple of the 24 port switches if we can work out a deal with shipping to KS. Possibly also interested in the PSU's and maybe a monarch just for funsies. Let me know what it would take to take the switches off your hands.
Thanks,
DebitMe
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Just leaving feedback as I purchased and received a gift card code from amazon4u after the 1st confirmation on the blockchain.
Went through DebitMe as escrow.
Look forward to purchasing again in the future.
Just released escrow. Thanks for a smooth transaction from both parties.
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I have been providing escrow services lately here and there and interested in expanding my service. If interested, my fee is 1%.
Please let me know.
Thanks,
DebitMe
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Very good compilation of the lies and filth that this company has spread. It is kind of sad to read and notice that the dates are spanning into 3 different years for a single chip.
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