Now we just need mass edit for rig price as renters (preferably in BTC/MH/day)

Keep up the great work Mux - this service is growing smoothly :]

USEast still experiencing a large number of rejects? Throwing around 14.5MH/s at the server right now and getting 1.7MH/s in rejects, which is way higher than normal

Could do it with fees that vary based on average MH/s... Problem is people who have the MH/s, however, are also renting it out, thus they may have 25MH/s for a few hours, only to drop to 4 when most of their stuff is rented. Keeping things stable for 100-200 "big" users is a lot easier than designing a DB that doesn't bog down when there are thousands of simultaneous requests.

haha... BTC isn't even divisible down to that (yet) so I suppose it's 0.00BTC per day. Not sure if he was trolling with that eBay post or not, however, if he wasn't, I'd say save your money and put it towards something that will help you out later in life, like for college/an apartment/car/whatever. Many of us got into this as a hobby, expecting to make our money back in a year or so (if ever)... It wasn't really until November that profits from mining could actually become a "job"... The problem is the cost of entry is already quite high if you want to make anything worthwhile. A standard 4 card rig pushing 2500Kh/s is only making around $20-22 a day after power costs, and costs $1600+ to build with the scarcity of GPUs these days. In order to make $100 a day, you are looking at around $8000 minimum... and that's assuming you have the circuits available, a way to cool the space, know how to build and configure the computers, etc... Once you get much beyond 20MH or so, you start to need a dedicated power panel, even better cooling, switches to network everything together, redundant power arrays... now you're talking over $20,000 easy.

Thanks again for developing this site :] It's by far my favorite for stats, as it provides data (like BTC/hr and BTC/MH/day) that I used to have to calculate manually.

Has anyone had an issue yet where a bad pool will get CGminer "stuck" at 0% on all cards? Rig doesn't crash, however, need to manually restart mining operations. This is on BAMT, however, the older 1.1 revision, which uses CGminer.

more manual trades being imported, or exchanging a new coin that wasn't yet listed (thus wouldn't show up in unexchanged) like MEOW is my guess :]

Edit: or because your graphs got "squished" horizontally when the whole WWW thing happened earlier, thus we are further along into the day than the graphs report, and the slope of the line is not as great, as there are more hours to spread out the gain over

When you sent more than you should have, most likely the automated system didn't know how to handle it and never marked you as "paid". Moving forward I would recommend a local wallet, that way you don't have to worry about any minimums like BTC-e has.

I'm sure Mux will get to your ticket, however, he said it would be in another day or two, as he's busy with other stuff right now. He said he would service these types of tickets earlier, however, only if the amount is something appreciable, like >0.1BTC... You're talking about $8.00

I think you have a chance with someone with 1 or 2 rigs who might be willing to do that. Best best is to shoot them a PM ahead of time on here, that way when you rent, they will know to change the miner. For the bigger guys, they are usually worried most about stability across multiple machines... it's not worth the time of configuring multiple instances of a miner when you have 10-20+ machines that need to be watched.

So if you average out the past 4 days (since the last big payout), it looks like around 0.0122 BTC/MH/day or so, right? (For USEast) Usually I keep my own stats, however, the past few days I've been splitting between MC and renting, so my MH on MC is very tough to average :-/

Same here, however, all it takes is one missed letter and your payments will get stuck. Posting the blockchain transaction should clear any doubt up over what happened to the funds.

Agreed... what if someone deposits 20 BTC (or more) into their account as they want to rent 200MH/s+ a day ? Right now (other than the long 7 day leases) there isn't that much BTC Mux has to worry about potentially losing. Changing the system to accepting payment after seen by a few nodes would increase speed and is a lot safer to implement than allowing users a local wallet.  I like the idea of a local wallet too, however doing it securely is another mater...

Agreed, I have a renter who should have either a free hour or a partial refund, however, now that the rent is over, it is very difficult to contact him/her :/

Just a heads up to anyone renting under 0.0145 BTC/MH/day... you can make more straight mining DOGE (after the most recent difficulty decrease)

I love having my rigs rented out as much as anyone, however, going below 0.0145 BTC/MH/day makes no sense right now, as instead of getting a premium for renting, you are making less than if you just mined for yourself :-/

Just enter the same user name (EX: John-Smith-786) for multiple machines :] When the "rig" is rented, both will go to work on whatever pool the renter points them at.

This is how some people are renting huge (20 or 30MH/s) blocks under one "rig"

Agreed, threading the messages would definitely help :]

Don't want to further derail this from Betarigs talk, however, different Middlecoin servers do better than other ones... Eventually they will all be equal, however, at least for now certain ones do better than others (usually EU and USEast are better than default and Asia)

Mux,

Just had a renter raise a valid point... He rented for 2 days, however, it only shows up as "1 day". I know it's actually 1 day 23 hour 59 min, however, if you displayed both day and hours that would help clear up any confusion :]

Betarigs? Yeah, Mux sends the payments every 12-24 hours after your lease finished. He also has a payment/renter history on the site so you can make sure everything checks out

Then you missed the days of 0.02 BTC/Mh/Day on USEast a week or so back