Asking rather than going back through 700+ pages -
I have been using Claymore ETH and ZEC miners since they came out.  In the last release for ZEC it says something was updated for Zcash forks. - Can this miner be used for Zcash Classic?

Back on the pool...thank you.  But payouts are not working:

I have been mining your pool off and on for the past two weeks.  PPC mostly.  You could really use another server or something.  It is the most glacially slow pool there is.

EDIT - I have been trying to log on for 10 minutes.  When the logon screen finally changes it's to tell me I have tried to log on too many times.  It's been slow every time I have worked on it.  But tonight it's just ridiculous.

Got it.  Thanks!

Hi -
Can I ask about the Revenue column?  You have two figures "Rev. BTC" and "Rev. 24h." 
I assume that the Rev. 24h is the revenue your miner would receive in 24 hours of mining converted to BTC.  But what does the top number mean?  Rev. BTC?

How does one get ahold of the owner or manager of coinwarz.com.  Not that this person gives a crap because this site has not been kept up for how long??.

I was checking out Scrypt mining profitability tonight.  I use https://whattomine.com as I'm sure most do. 
But it would be nice to have an alternative site if for nothing else than to sense check your plan.  But Coinwarz is just bad!!

Leading it's profitability ranking tonight is Aricoin.  Nevermind that their website is dead (https://aricoin.org). 
The site is actually trying to find it's owner. I'm sure he owes them some coins.
According to this forum the blockchain is also dead.  But Coinwarz does not give a f^#(.  It's top 'O the charts tonight!!  Good luck brave miners!!

Might want to sell - seems the price has gone up.

HI -
I am wondering if it's possible to solo mine SHA256 or Scrypt Altcoins using Antminers that are hosted outside my state.
I do have vpn access to them.
Have a read some threads on here and elsewhere that explain a relatively complicated way to do it with miners that are physically at your location.  Unfortunately, mine are not.  Also know that bitcoin has solo pools.  But I'm interested is solo mining Digibyte and others.
Anyone with experience doing this?

What were you getting with 1500?  That seems really low for an S9.

Stay away from scrypt and sha256. Those are ASIC driven and gpus will not be able to keep up. You have a much better chance with groestl and skein which I believe are new and GPU only. But please do your own research to verify. I have kept my gpus on ETH and ZEC and don't know anything about these newer algorithms.

EDIT - My 12hr Invalid rate is 1.7%. That's not outstanding for btc but it's probably good for DGB.  The pool rate is 6%. I would be curious to here from other sha256 miners as to what their invalid rates are?

I know of nothing worth mining on a phone.

I am using S9's also. Even though the pool sets the difficulty to 16K automatically, I get a lower invalid rate if I manually enter "_diff16384" after my worker name as OP describes. Don't ask me why but the hash rate is much more stable and productive when I do this for each worker.

What are you mining with and what alto are you mining.
I found this to be the only pool I have to set the mining difficulty on for each of my ASIC miners. Only then do I get a low reject rate.

Any update on this issue Lucazane?

Don't know myself.  But I noticed it was halving last week and started mining.  Got a 100 but I'm not sure it will be worth it.
It's way off it's high.  We'll see.  I'll hodl for a while.

GameCredits reward halved about 36 hours ago.  Should be 12.5 per block.

I am in a business that uses eSigning a lot.  Like daily.  I use DocuSign and it's not cheap.

I tried Digusign because I like the coin and could use a less expensive vendor for my eSigning.  And I love the idea of the signed document being verified on the blockchain.

Digusign as an online service is a good start.  That is for sure.  But it is never going to compete in it's current form with the established industry leaders.  I know it has been around for a while.  So I don't know where it started and how much work and money has gone into making what it is now. 
It would appear that all the "guts' are there.  But the interface is not ready for prime time.  At least it's not ready for a bunch of one-time signers, which is my business.  It just lacks some basic features, like uploading your own signature as opposed to awkwardly trying to sign with a mouse. 
The signers have to do the same thing, rather than an option to just type their name and then have the program show some different script types and let them choose one they like the look of.  Makes their signature look so much better.  Trying to draw your signature, and even initials, with a mouse is not going to look anything like your real signature.  So it's not like it can be used for any verification.  It's really the keys you are punching, your IP address, your email and your password that are what makes your signature uniquely yours.

The process needs to flow much more intuitively for the one-time signer also.  If you are going to use the software everyday it only takes about 20 minutes to figure it all out.  But one-time signers need to be led through each step as the process advances and that does not happen.  At one point after sign it takes you to a page with all the blockchain info on it.  Anyone not familiar with a blockchain is going to have no idea what that is, nor care.  They signed their document, they are done.  They just want a thank you and an option to print it out or save it.  Instead the program leaves you at a very confusing page and the one-time signer is going to have no idea what to do next.  I almost did not know what to do next.

I tested the Viewer option too, where you can add someone you want to just view the document and not sign it.  But Digusign did not send them an email, so they had no idea they were wanted to view anything.
But like I said, the guts are all there.  Just needs a lot of polishing up.  Right now, as much as I would like to, I can't use it for my customers.

Say Lucazane -

I was wondering if we could get the Average Hashrate figures fixed on your DGB SHA-256 pool.  Hard to figure out exactly what our average hash rate is.  Been mining there for a week and given the profitability of DGB looks like I'll be sticking around a while.  As will others.

I don't think it's just me because this dashboard works when I mine your DGB scrypt pool.  And I can have a tab for each in same browser.  SHA with zeros and Scrypt with apparently accurate figures.
 
Would greatly appreciate it.

Same as above - transaction did not go through.
Transaction #9700224    
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Trying dual mode for the first time on one of my rigs.  Mining eth and pascal.  All seems to work but my eth speed dropped from 99Mh to 71Mh
I'm pretty sure that's not suppose to happen.  Mining with 4x RX 480's 8GB
Any thoughts as to why?  Not worth losing 30% of eth speed.

Here is my start.bat per Nanopool instructions.

GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eth-us-west1.nanopool.org:9999 -ewal ETHWALLET.ADDRESS/Miner1/EMAIL -epsw x -dpool stratum+tcp://pasc-us-west1.nanopool.org:15555 -dwal PASCAL.WALLET.Miner1/EMAIL -dpsw x -dcoin pasc -etht 1000 -dcrt 1000 -ftime 10