Solo.ckpool.org currently only displays minimal per user and worker information.
Taken from the home page.
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Did you read that page? It tells you right on it. Statistics: Simple total pool statistics can be found at pool Solo.ckpool.org currently only displays minimal per user and worker information. To access user statistics, enter your BTC address below: or append your username to: http://solo.ckpool.org/users/
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Here and a few others, I reported all the posts to moderation.
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Stop the fake posting, take your spam somewhere else.
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What's up with all the BS fake newbie meaningless posts?
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Running a solid 1.4PH sure ain't cheap, grats to them!
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Omg>>> 749936269042.0653,
That was so close!!
Only like 60% of difficulty, but still a big share for sure.
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Yes, my gekko sticks and ant are dust mining on a pool. With the value of btc today even dust is worth it.
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Well I pull my last miner from the fun run. It's been fun for sure, thanks everyone.
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I wish I could find my post from last year when I wondered aloud when diff would cross the 1 trillion mark, certainly happened sooner than expected.
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Well you're lucky I pulled my stick out or I'd be on top with a 230M share.
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how are these profitable at all anymore?
Just for fun, as expensive as leaving a light bulb on.
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For some it's all or nothing, that's just as valid an outlook as any. My dust miners are pointed to a pool, however, when my A6 and S5 were running I only pointed them here. I think Patrick Henry summed it up when he said, "Give me a full block or give me death." or something like that.
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WOW ! Nice man.. look at that usb miner.. I wish I have that just for the start.. And the fan too, it's cute man.. Can I ask how much you spend to all of that ? What do you mine ? Bitcoin ? Can I use it for mining other crypto ?
Thanks. Most of your questions are answered above, I should take an updated pict since I moved my 2nd gekko stick to this little usb nest and have a 2nd fan going, too. This set-up dust mines bitcoin, but at current prices even dust has value now-a-days. The A6 quoted above is no longer in use, however.
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with a small hash power 30 Mh/s
Why even bother?
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Today it is:
1 S7-LN 1 eBit 6Th/s 2 Avalon A6 2 Avalon 741
Running at 230v powered off the two TrippLite UPSes.
Nice little setup.
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Hey, fellow runners, I'm pulling my gekko stick out of the fun run to earn dust on a pool I've been dust mining on for a while. With BTC approaching $4500 even dust has value now-a-days. I'm leaving my ant pointed to the fun run, though, so I'll still be participating a little bit.
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Yes, but if a block is "accepted" via normal solo mining, then that means you found A solution to the actual block. On ckpool, your submissions are "accepted" but are not necessarily actual solutions to the block. Or at least that's per your communication.
Your understanding is the same as mine and appears correct. CKsolo functions like all pools do, in that it "accepts" shares regardless of if they are greater than network difficulty, and like I mentioned (and CK is quoted above) this is shown as feedback so you can see your miner working. You could set the vardiff to equal network difficulty, then you would only see an accepted share if it had the potential to be a block solve.
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Its just that this isn't the same as solo mining even though it is represented as "solo mining".
It is solo mining, the only difference being you are not mining against your own node and you are using Ck's architecture which should increase your chance of a successful block solve being accepted by the network, in exchange for 1% of the block reward. From the home page: Advantages over regular solo mining: Mining at solo.ckpool.org avoids the overheads of running a full bitcoin node that requires both great storage and bandwidth for optimal performance. Solo.ckpool.org is extensively connected to high speed low latency bitcoin nodes for rapid block change notification and propagation. Unlike regular pools, ckpool never mines transaction-free blocks due to its ultra-scaleable code which has miners on both new blocks and transactions concurrently.
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