Maxhash has recently added a new DBIX pool to its ecosystem.
The payment scheme is PPS (Pay Per Share). As far as we can tell,
it's the only one offering PPS in the world.

The advantage with such a pool is that miners can get a predictable
income. Every day. Long variance blocks or uncles/orphans is on the operators
not the miners. The cost for this convenience is a slightly higher fee
due to that there is a higher risk for the operators running such a pool.

A miner's income is not in any way affected by the hash rate on the pool.
Only submitted shares matter.

You are most welcome to check it out!
https://dbixpps.maxhash.org/

 

Promotion - MaxHash has increased the block reward from 420 -> 450 CLO (i.e. 7%) making it the
most profitable pool in the world at the moment.

This promotion will last at least 300 blocks ahead giving miners the chance to test the MaxHash ecosystem.

https://clopool.maxhash.org/blocks

A lucky miner will also win the Jackpot once a week.

Check out https://ethpool.maxhash.org

• Pool fee is at 0% until we have found 16 blocks.
• The majority of the Tx rewards is payed to a lucky jackpot winner every week.
• Amazing friendly community on our discord channel.
• The pool's connectivity to the ETH network is absolutely world class: https://ethstats.net
• Pool just found a new block so joining now is optimal.

Welcome to join https://ethpool.maxhash.org !  

Here is a professional and still cheap pool with jackpot and a friendly discord community:

https://ethpool.maxhash.org

cd open-ethereum-pool
make clean
make

Then restart pool.

Edit
www/config/environment.js

./build.sh

Hello BenCodie.

Think like it this way. If you would be the only miner on the pool you would essentially be solo mining. You would use your hash power to try to solve a block. Once (after a long time) a block solution is found the pool's ubiq account (address) is credited 8 coins. The pool's payout system then proceeds to transfer these coins to your account, 8 coins if no fee is taken.

The only difference if there instead of one miner is 100 miners, is that the pool's payout system then has to credit 100 miners. Blocks are found more often but the payout per miner goes down.

It is completely normal for a smaller pool that it sometimes takes longer time to find a new block. During such a bad luck period there is no reward from the block chain to the pool to send out to its miners.

Hope this makes it clearer.

Orbiter does not seem to report transactions after block 1200000?

UPDATE:

- Nicehash port added on all pools

- Whale port added on expanse pool for speeds over 10 GH
   see http://exppool.servehttp.com

- Network and pools have been tuned for maximum profitability.

You only need one file.

/etc/nginx/nginx.conf

change
root home/pool/open-ethereum-pool/www/dist;
to
root /home/pool/open-ethereum-pool/www/dist;

For api to work you need to edit your

/home/pool/open-ethereum-pool/www/config/environment.js

In particular you need something like:
ApiUrl: '//ubiqpool.servehttp.com:8080/',

Also something like
server_name ubiqpool.servehttp.com;
in nginx.conf

Your config.json must also reflect correct ports. But this is
at least a start for you to get on track..

Here is my pool, we pay every 10min after a block is found.

http://mcpool.servehttp.com

and then..

make clean
make

As you know, ./build.sh only builds the web pages.

Since the original announcement more coins have been added
so I have updated the title to reflect that 5 coins are now available.

http://ubiqpool.servehttp.com
http://mcpool.servehttp.com
http://exppool.servehttp.com
http://whalepool.dynu.net
http://etcpool.dynu.net

At the moment http://exppool.servehttp.com (Expanse) is the most popular.

(coins may be switched by clicking logos at top)

All are welcome try this resource.

cd www
./build.sh

refresh web page

You guys need to sync the blockchain first. If it is ETH you need a ssd disk and
not a small one 

Delete all files in your chaindata directory then restart the sync with:

geth --fast --cache 256 console

Should take several hours on a fast network, say 100 Mbit.

Otherwise it takes days or it may simply never sync..

Miners are welcome to point your rigs at:

http://exppool.servehttp.com

I have a feeling we are soon in for a round of short blocks 

Although 0.67 is wrong, on my screen these are not uncles.
Probably just a glitch in his early block reward system that is now fixed?

and also this one..

http://etcpool.dynu.net

You have to learn to program go and fix it yourself. Start with the directory payouts and the file unlocker.go

Here is my working pool if people want to check out:

http://whalepool.dynu.net

The latest addition, WhaleCoin pool, has now opened.

http://whalepool.dynu.net