Wallet on my mobile, one that I own, was the receiver.
Could have been an issue with the mobile version of bitcoin, but at the same time, the transaction never appeared on the network initially.
It may have been caused by sending the amount before I was connected to any nodes, then exiting out before it was broadcast(though I don't think that was the case)
Then while I let the zaptx wallet fix go, it finally got broadcast, but again, just guesses at this point.
Seems I didn't lose the bitcoins though thankfully.

With the Zcash miner, I can't seem to get it to connect to any location unless I leave it blank (then it connects to EU by default)
If I use usa it says can't connect to usa:usa
If I try manually typing in the address and port, it seems like it tries to connect but then says either "end of file" then tries connecting again, or simply says it's trying to get work, but doesn't nothing and keeps running.
What command line would I use to connect to the US Zcash Nicehash server on linux?

Thanks for the information.
Wanted to update that it does look like it did indeed finally make it over to the other wallet after I did the zap fix, not sure if it was related, as it was several days later.
I had a high fee on it too, so doubt it should have taken so long.

Looks like perhaps the Zcash stratum servers are overloaded?
Some can connect, but others cannot.
For example, I have one that can connect to the EU server, even though it is located in the US, while others have no issue connecting to the US.
Tried restarting the application and server numerous times to solve the issue, but no such luck.
Is there a way in Ubuntu to have a failover of pools to help solve this?

[10:45:49][0x00007fcd9d48f740] Speed [300 sec]: 0 I/s, 0 Sols/s
[10:45:51][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Connecting to stratum server equihash.usa.nicehash.com:3357
[10:45:51][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Connected!
[10:45:51][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | read_until: Connection reset by peer
[10:45:51][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Reconnecting in 3 seconds...
[10:45:54][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Connecting to stratum server equihash.usa.nicehash.com:3357
[10:45:54][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Connected!
[10:45:54][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | read_until: End of file
[10:45:54][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Reconnecting in 3 seconds...
[10:45:57][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Connecting to stratum server equihash.usa.nicehash.com:3357
[10:45:57][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Connected!
[10:45:57][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | read_until: Connection reset by peer
[10:45:57][0x00007fcd9b8d1700] stratum | Reconnecting in 3 seconds...

What is profitability of an i7-4770 currently stock on Zcash currently with MPH?
I'll switch from -esm 3 to 2 for my GPU miners for ETH and SC.

I sent .6 bitcoins to another wallet, and it never appeared on the second wallet installation (mobile).
I waited a few hours, transaction didn't show up on blockchain, so I sent it again(never being refunded).
This one did show up.
Both times I was synced up on the block chain both sides.
I checked the transaction ID on blockchain.info and noticed the first one ended up later being send to an address I do not believe I own.
The second one properly worked and showed up to the proper wallet.
I tried -zapwallettxes as this normally fixes this issue, but this time it didn't.
So .6 BTC is missing.
I'm using version 0.13 which was the most recent during this time, the 26th of october.
Any ideas on what might be the reason?

Thanks a ton!
So -esm 3 is better because it uses stratum correct?
Can MPH back this up which is better for your pool?
Nice clocking you have there.
17020 is the most profitable auto switching port, correct?
-dcoin sia is what I use, and you use -dcoin sc
Both seem to work for SIA correct?
Based on the ports, I assume it's also auto switching, or no?  
I only see port 20550 listed for me, what is 17022 for?

-dpool stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:20550 -dwal username.workername -dpsw x -dcoin sc

For ethash auto switching on MPH, what's the command line suppose to be?
You connect with:
us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:12020

I am using:
EthDcrMiner64.exe -cvddc 1130,1130 -mvddc 975,975 -cclock 1340,1340 -mclock 2150,2150 -eworker gpu -dcri 30,30 -epool stratum+tcp://us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:12020 -ewal name.gpu -epsw x -dpool stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:20550 -dwal name.gpu -dpsw x -dcoin sia -esm 2 -mode 0 -powlim 50,50 -tstop 89,89 -tt 81,81 -ttli 86,86 -allpools 1 -estale 1 -mport 0
They mentioned -allcoins 1 is also needed perhaps?
Is my -esm 2 correct?
Should I remove the stratum+tcp://   ?

For ethash auto switching on MPH, what's the command line suppose to be?
You connect with:
us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:12020

I am using:
EthDcrMiner64.exe -cvddc 1130,1130 -mvddc 975,975 -cclock 1340,1340 -mclock 2150,2150 -eworker gpu -dcri 30,30 -epool stratum+tcp://us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:12020 -ewal name.gpu -epsw x -dpool stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:20550 -dwal name.gpu -dpsw x -dcoin sia -esm 2 -mode 0 -powlim 50,50 -tstop 89,89 -tt 81,81 -ttli 86,86 -allpools 1 -estale 1 -mport 0
They mentioned -allcoins 1 is also needed perhaps?
Is my -esm 2 correct?

Thanks, what rates do you get?
I'm using LBRY, with dcri 40
25ETH 44LBRY in the miner.
Any editing of memory clock and volts?
I'm running 2150 and auto for the volts.

I got the overclocked one.
OCing the memory speed helps ETH more than the GPU speed?
I noticed it helped SIA/LBRY, but not much for ETH.

I got it up to 1360 and stable it seems at 1140 cvddc.
25 ETH 44 LBRY

What should my memory speed, core speed, and cv/mvddc be do you think?
Electric is cheap, and I need the heat any way, so going for as much speed as possible without hurting the card.
Temps are staying around 78c.

Thanks, for an AMD RX 480 on Windows 7, what would I need to run in my bat file for it to use it for max profitability?

Do I need to use https://github.com/miningpoolhub/all-in-one-miner for this?

Is Siacoin able to be auto converted to BTC?
Seems like that was added on the site.
If so, what instructions should I do for Claymore ETH+SIA?

I noticed others have the all in one miner, with numerous different algos with what seems to be mining all at once?
Is there a way to have MPH basically mine all algos on your card, and auto switches only the most profitable one?

I had thought this was only possible with ETH and ETH Classic etc since they are the same algo, but different coins.

Thank you very much.
I use it for gaming as well, so do you think this is the best?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202224
There is also one with a higher core clock rate, what do you think?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16814202223

For the RX 480, what's the best brand/model for Claymore dual mining?
Heat is an issue, and electric is 7 cents KWH, so undervolting stable is a nice plus.

Anyone know how?

Nevermind, was able to reset password via Email this time.
Thanks all!

Thanks, the email address is correct in the profile field, but I never get a password reset email sent.
Anyone else have this problem?
Luckily I'm still logged in via stored cookie I assume, but once that is gone, I won't be able to log back in.

Hello, after the hardfork for version 0.14.2 how do you mine on Windows?
The old miner/wallet no longer work, and I can't find a miner/wallet combo for Windows.