I'm curious what the relation is between Rev. BTC and Rev. $ Profit. The reason I ask is that sometimes the Rev. $ Profit for a coin might be higher even though the Rev. BTC might be lower.  First REV BTC field is using current difficulty, the second 24h average. REV $ and Profit use difficulty set in form options, so you cant compare all 4 values. |
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ETN is still unstable and never gives what is whitten on whattomine chart.
I would recommend calculating this coin with `current_difficulty` until miners raise the difficulty to old levels of 10G In case of pools going down there is no way to include this into calculation. Lets give this coin a few more days before delisting again. |
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Check your risers they be burned.
are you sure that "burned raiser" is not an urban legend? bad molex contacts is something I encounter very often, but actually burned raiser is something that I haven't seen yet, but then maybe I'm just that good  "If you're not failing, you're not trying hard enough." Here is a pic of one of my failed risers, I usually caught them before they went this far, but this is an extreme example.  Thats a molex burn, exactly what the guy pointed out - that molexes burn, not risers. |
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Is the VTC values correct or its a bug ... 1050% profit ? 1070 giving 22$/day  ? Not sure what was shown there yesterday, or what hashrate you had inputted in the calc. Looks reasonable now. Without nicehash people cant use big hashing powers to quickly respond to diff / price changes. |
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I've been mining in almost all pools but never got the Profit shown on whattomine web page for ETN.
Exactly the reason why it was delisted and waiting for adjusted formula. @gsanjin Will be relisted with manual multiplier to reduce estimated rewards. BTCZ has no market supported by whattomine. @bitmoeda That was next on my list, but all the work on vegas and etn + nicehash problems is keeping me occupied. @bitcanada Noone knows, hope they are ok |
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Delisting ETN electroneum for now, the variance is too great.
Will probably relist with some multiplier to account for pools negative luck and high stale rate.
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also, where the fuck is all the hash coming from for this coin? supr and space only show a fraction of total, i cant find the big pool anywhere
Been wondering the same... Nicehash targeted at a private pool? |
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why whattomine say me 322 coin/day but i did half with 4250 h/s?
Reduced effective hashrate, pool going offline, bad pool luck? Anything of those happened? Looks like I need to run some tests on etn. |
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@fredeq,
Thank you for your response. I have another question if I may. What miner did you use to get over 1MH/s with neoscrypt on a 1070 or did you grab that benchmark data from somewhere else? If so, where, or do you have an idea what miner was used to get that result? Nicehash is reporting similar speeds with neoscrypt for a 1070.
Also, if there was any OC and/or mem bump involved, could you please share details?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: any chance of adding BTG to the mix?
You can check each card oc / undervolt when you hover over the name label. For 1070 neoscrypt results came from nicehash bundled miner, they named it as `ccminer_neoscrypt` and it was in release 1.7.5.13 There was some update for nvidia cards and neoscrypt recently in nhm. Havent checked but would suggest to try there. Thanks for helping others in the thread  @majonezas There is nothing direct for it, but I guess you could track the id of the last coin and simply increment to check for new ones. |
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@fredeq There seem to be no ready to use data on BTG block time (also you cannot trust the target '10min'), so I'm wondering how would you go about estimating the mining profits in this case?
...in theory you could count the blocks per period, not sure though it's a good idea. what do you say?
Block time is not crucial for calculating rewards. Difficulty matters. I suppose it's not critical if you want to do it proper - using internal chain config, hence my updated question: where do you get the formula? (coin's WP?) Most common equihash formula with 2**13 seems to match BTG. Currently testing mining on BTG, but blocks have a realy big luck variance. |
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@fredeq There seem to be no ready to use data on BTG block time (also you cannot trust the target '10min'), so I'm wondering how would you go about estimating the mining profits in this case?
...in theory you could count the blocks per period, not sure though it's a good idea. what do you say?
Block time is not crucial for calculating rewards. Difficulty matters. @papampi ccex is blocking wtm api calls @fonyo Currently the timestamp is coming from BTC which may receive updates slower than every 3 minutes. Will change this to track ETH. @Taro_Naza Currently more busy than usual, processing requests slower. |
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Mining pools are opening for Bitcoin Gold...
Any plans in near future to add it to wtm calculator?
Yes, will research this coin soon. Awesome, Thanks a lot. I have created an auto switch for nvOC that reads from wtm. Can't thank you enough for your amazing work Cheers Havent heard about this mining OS, will check it out. |
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Mining pools are opening for Bitcoin Gold...
Any plans in near future to add it to wtm calculator?
Yes, will research this coin soon. |
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Hey fredeq, what is the frequency of the data being updated on whattomine? I have been watching the bottom of the page and it varies from around 15 minutes and up. What determines the update rate?
Thanks.
Coin stats and rates are updated every 3 minutes. Not sure which coins were you watching, but maybe the difficulty stayed constant. |
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i know not having all data for calculation is not possible, but it show us coins you are working on Like ETN on last days for exemple. But all coins are listed on https://whattomine.com/calculators and the json version Always showing for testing, ETN was there for 3 days. |
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Hey Fred, the site has been hit or miss at times over the past few days. I assume it's probably ddos, but just wanted to make sure you knew. Anyway sent another donation to help defray the cost of running and protecting for you awesome site! I figure the site is worth at least $30-50/month USD. Maybe you should consider a subscription model? or a "premium" server access with a subscription, it's financially painful when your server does not respond. Just food for thought
Hey, thanks for the support New server infrastracture is coming, but we still have to manage for like 2 or 3 weeks. Problems got even weirder after OVH crapped out yesterday. After new server, mobile version, there will be time for nicer upgrades. Maybe even a proper API with keys and stuff  @WhyMe Think there is a misunderstanding. Calculation for inactive coins doesnt make any sense. I was talking about a list of all coins and its available at: https://whattomine.com/calculators.json |
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Thanks, it looks like this is part of Bitcoin algorithm for adjusting the difficulty in order to obtain a predictable block generation time period.
Do you know where is this specified in the code?
No idea, sorry  |
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I can't figure out is it possible to add a new card to calculations or are we limited by current cards on the website (I'm particularly interested in AMD Vega 56 and 64)?
Thanks!
Users cant add cards themselves, but vegas will be coming for sure sooner or later. |
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Got some requests to add this coin to whattomine.
@devs is there any api to tap into current number of coins?
Obviously I need this to properly calculate block_reward.
Coinmarketcap does not expose this value for ETN.
- the 'pool' rpc calls can give an exact block_reward. (getblocktemplate) - Api for the current circulation, there are none. unless devwill make one using the emission curve - the premine will have to be declared transparent to have the actual figure. Do you know of any existing pool public apis that can return the block_reward? So premine is hidden and blocking addition of total_coins to coinmarketcap? That sucks. Well without the data I cannot add the coin as well. |
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