@chairul.muttaqin

Thank you for the interest. At this point only legendary and hero promoters are accepted. After review of results potential options for expanding to different member levels will be considered.

@xinzark

Thank you for raising this matter. Given this campaign is short with controlled budget, at the time of writing this there is no escrow. If this becomes more of a concern from promoters we are open to co-ordinate this with a third party.  Typically some level of trust between both promoters and campaign management is required. Rest assured Cloudminer.com Pty Ltd is a registered company with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC). Our contact information can easily be obtained from our website FAQ or via ASIC directly.

Cloudminer.com - Signature Campaign

Cloudminer.com an innovative company securing blockchain solutions with it's unique public mining pool, promotion offering is to expand our user base.

Promotion ended

Payment structure per post:

0.0008 : Hero Member
0.0008 : Legendary

10 post minimum per week
50 post maximum per week

Payment calculation and processing completed 7 days from start date

Payments are sent to your website deposit wallet which can be withdrawn or spent immediately on hashing power

All promoters must be enrolled before the start date
Enrolled promoters will be automatically added into following campaigns unless their UID or signature code is found removed
Only 25 spots are available, if a promoter doesn't get added to the current campaign they will be added to the next campaign if spots become available


* Posting in mining topics and pool threads is preferred
* No spamming, poor quality and non-constructive posts
* Promoters with negative feedback are not permitted
* Promoters who haven't made a post in over a month will be removed
* Avatar space is not monitored and can be used for alternate campaigns


1. Sign up at https://cloudminer.com
2. Generate your deposit wallet here: https://cloudminer.com/dashboard/new-deposit
3. Go to your Bitcointalk profile and add the appropriate signature!
4. Get your UID by clicking your profile name in a post in any thread: bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=xxxxxx
5. Enter your UID here: https://cloudminer.com/dashboard/signature_compaigns

Signature code:

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EDIT

@organofcorti

We have made a pivot from p2pool, now focusing on our proxy pooling. Please move Cloudminer.com to the category 'proxy mining pools'.

Our new minimum is 0.0005


 

Cloudminer.com has a familiar system, buy hash by simply placing an order, this is best for on demand hashing and it's easy for everyone.

How does it work?

Sellers connect their mining rigs to our stratum server, we supply the work and we pay for the accepted shares.

Renters make bids for the hashes from us, paying as much or as little as they want. The winners can target any pool, while only paying for accepted shares.

This is the best for sellers and renters, sellers can disconnect at any time and renters can switch pools or cancel orders as they need.

@dalistar

Please consider renting from Cloudminer.com :: https://cloudminer.com

You can target any pool for any length of time.

run_p2pool.exe me youwish -a yourbitcoinaddress

EDIT: lack of concentration

Impressive chip results! I can't wait to see footage of the 2PIC data center where they plan to host these things.

I disagree, the statement isn't misleading but to clarify we pay accepted shares at PPS value and distribute by the CPPSRB method.

@ tolazy

I'm certain you're discussing P2Pool and reading through some of your other posts it appears I'm might be right, but I'm still confused by the rest.

@Darwin84

Please consider Cloudminer.com :: https://cloudminer.com

We buy your hash at PPS rates then mine with P2Pool or sell to others looking for more hash themselves.

We're a trustworthy team, but if you're happy with the pool you're using, just try bumping up your hash rate from us instead. You can target any pool for any length of time.

@DieJohnny


Your discussion does closely describe P2pool, which is at this time the only decentralized mining pool. Each node in the P2pool network operate independent from next maintaining a common chain of data called the Sharechain. The Sharecahin operates similar to the Bitcoin Blockchain only faster and with a lower difficulty target. Miners connected to a P2pool node work on shares that include payouts to the previous share owners and itself. When the share is accepted by a P2Pool node it's then broadcast on it's own P2P network to all other nodes.  If a majority of other nodes accept the share, it becomes confirmed in the sharechain. If the share also meets the Bitcoin difficulty it is then broadcast to both P2Pool and Bitcoin network, and if confirmed by the Bitcoin network becomes a block, where payment of the last 8,640 shares in the sharechain (3 days) are directly paid from the block generation transaction.


Your understating could be mixed I think. The individual miners (client side) of a decentralized pool operate the same software as the miners on the centralized pools, typically cgminer or bgminer commonly found in most on-board ASIC controllers. But the pool software (server side) in many cases is different, offering different features and payout methods but normally complying with the stratum protocol for common communication with the mining software.


In the case of P2Pool being the pool software, it too has a few tricks. P2pool has improved propagation of found blocks via it's own P2P network giving the pool a very low orphan rate. P2pool will generate its own work if it knows that there is a new block found via it's on P2P network but not yet updated by the Bitcoin network.


Provided the hypothetical 1000 miners are each running their own Bitcoin software and P2Pool software then they each are voting for their respective preference but sharing rewards reducing variance. For example the P2Pool network contains some nodes operating Bitcoin Core and some with Bitcoin XT but each block found for the different versions represent independent votes towards the different direction they represent.

@matt4054

The block history extension is cool, a nice bonus complementing the official api commands already supported.

Great promos! Good luck to everyone.

@matt4054

Ahh now I understand, very clever. Thanks for clarifying that and keep up the good work.

@matt4054

This reads like a good project and I've gleamed over this thread a few times but I feel like I'm missing something.
Are you indicating that the proxy ip is whitelisted bypassing the CloudFlare filtering for Antpool or did you mean the proxy has a kind of CloudFlare filtering and therefore forwards filtered traffic?
If you're the later, how does that add benefit when the end point will still be to busy to answer calls if under attack?

@kano

A workable solution yes :p centralized nodes help small and mid market miners which typically avoid p2pool reducing it's network health.

I welcome any miner who use p2pool with a rental proxy like Nicehash, Betarigs or MRR as a backup pool to join us instead.

When buyers and sellers from these proxy pools find p2pool has an option like us, miners will switch to benefit the bitcoin network and further support p2pool.

@sawa

Nice selection of p2pool nodes supported here. Our Cloudminer.com only supports Bitcoin and Litecoin nodes across US and EU servers but we'll be expanding with new altcoins soon so miners can BUY or SELL hashes in new algo's. Your efforts are good example of the options available for miners that want to move to the p2pool networks available. Good job.

+1

@OgNasty

Sub-pools like NastyPool and Cloudminer.com play an important part in the expansion of the p2pool network. Known scaling issues of p2pool causing high variance for smaller miners are addressed very well with alternate payout methods. Cloudminer.com distributes rewards based on CPPSRB. We also offer features to BUY and SELL hashes.

Listing confirmed. Thanks very much.