Did you mean CNNC?

Just an observation, don't get too caught up in the individual workings of specific coins.  The whole point of multi-algo mining is so you can ignore the coins themselves and optimize based on your hardware and hashrate.  Let the pool do its job and decide what hashes to send your miner.  Sit back and watch your payouts for a week.  Take that average daily payout and compare it against WhatToMine estimate for the last seven days.  Doing this, I am always making more than what WhatToMine has calculated for my hardware (especially because it doesn't account for Skein and other good algos).  As long as you are at or above that, then whats there to worry about?  You are either hitting the average or besting it.  Work on your hardware and optimize your mining setup. 

zpool isn't cheating you on one coin out of hundreds.

Keep up the good work Crackfoo.  I appreciate how well the pool functions.

If you're looking for a way to manage a lot of miners, you could consider running a stratum proxy. In each miner you'd set the first pool to point at your proxy, with backup pools in case the proxy goes down.

This way you can change the pools in the proxy and all the miners will mine to it.

you might wanna consider why it was mining that coin at that instance... most likely exchange rate is high for some reason, or the diff dropped on that coin enough to make throwing some hash at it worth it.

It's not a problem with the pool;  it's the nature of the beast.  It is working correctly;  exactly as its programmed to do, not as you think it should be configured...  =/

Just like the profitability estimate;  it initially shows you what people are selling for as an earned value;  but when its sold;  the buys could be on the opposite side of the spectrum and are lower than the sell orders (typical market).  It would be less noticeable if it were configured as only counting the low (purchase orders), that way the highs are felt in a better light.

ok, you guys don't get it.  the pool TTF is a guess based on COMBINED POOL HASHRATE.  Not that one coin's hashrate the pool is diverting to it.


You don't calculate your hashrate based on TTF ever;  because it's a floating variable based on hashrate beyond your own.  This is not how you calculate things based on YOUR hashrate.


you calculate profitability based on your pool calculated hashrate, and the average of algo over the same period to time;  the longer the period of time, the more stable the calculation is.  Luck always will be there, so you can't exactly account for it, just figure plus or minus 15-20%.

not to be calculated by "how long it could theoretically take under a completely different set of circumstances/hashrate to find a block in just one coin of many that are mined on that algo".

TTF is if ALL the pool's hash was pointed at that coin, not what hash is currently on it.

it's just cause the diff is so low. not much hash gets put on it and it's mBTC remember.

it's just cause the diff is so low. not much hash gets put on it and it's mBTC remember.

doesn't add up? What do you mean? I've disabled it on stratum until I look into it but it's still on the same chain as cryptopia...