I use HiveOS  But - I can only use it for my GPU Rig.  It doesn't work for my other 2 miners which are both A10's.  Grafana I just use to pull out the information and track where I am at both in a wattage perspective (power) and a monetary perspective (from the APIs of the pools)

I think maybe I am and I wasn't doing good calculations.  I also realized that I did have to take my miners down yesterday for a bit to work on them.  So - I think that was the difference.  I created a new trend with Grafana (pulling my stats into InfluxDB via the APIs) and I believe it is actually increasing a bit.  Not quite 20% (I don't think), but up around 11-13% based upon my fuzzy-math of looking at a chart. I feel better now

I would expect to see it, but definitely not seeing it here:



The Flexpool miners have an average closer to 850-900 MH/s where Ethermine at 175-185 MH/s.  I've been tracking them  since 6/1.  Just got the larger miners online then, but have had the other rig up for years.   That graph is taking the data every 15 seconds from the APIs of the pools - I would expect a slope increase with a rewards increase.

Not sure what I'm doing wrong then  I don't really see an uptick in my mining rewards over my small setup (only 1.2G) for ETH.  I calculate it daily (manually) and have some of the data running into Grafana.  In calculating the rewards over 24 hours in the pools I'm in there is there maybe too much luck (I think) to see a real trend - big pools, so wouldn't think so?  Maybe because it is too small a setup to see the difference?  Slope of the line is pretty much the same over the last month as it is the last few days.

I'm trying to get some data from my A10's into a Grafana dashboard via InfluxDB.  I can't find any info on an API for the A10's and I also don't know what the SSH root password is.  What is the default for the A10 Pro?

I wanted to follow up because Cointracking support was absolutely fantastic!!  They worked hard to make sure the imports coming into the system were accurate and importing properly and then ensured that the data was accurate according to 1000's of trades/transactions.  I'm really impressed at the level of support and truly appreciate their efforts.

Thank you.  If they read they will know I didn't "raise another ticket with the same case".  I should have created a new case to begin with, but I responded on my original because it was open and support was responsive.  Two days later I created a new case because I knew it was a new topic [and nobody was responding to the older case].  I guess I could have not opened another case with the new topic and then it would be 2 days and 4 hours since the updating of the previous case.  

My taxes hinge on this, so it is relatively important and not trivial .. US doesn't really like inaccurate tax reports and I'm fairly certain they have been inaccurate for all tax reports I've run in the system since 2017.  (**NOTE:  This is my fault, probably, because I had 2 Bittrex exchange accounts and changed APIs a couple of times).. I have been a loyal customer since 2017, so nothing bad to say about CoinTracking.

I will be patient now and thank you for merging the cases

Maybe I'm just too impatient, but it sure takes a long time for support to do anything  I mean, I did pay a good chunk of $$ for this service - so I would think I would get better than a 2 day wait for responses.

Ticket #51809 (waiting 2 days)

Ticket #52311 - a more concise version of the previous ticket since it was really a new topic that I responded with on the original.

**UPDATE** The combined and let me know they are on it.

yeah, but it cost me $230-ish when I renewed for 2 years.  Now it is going to cost me $371-ish for 2 years.  And then after that who knows.  Depends upon if I get more active with my trades.  And - I don't even know how many I have this year because I can't import lol.    I was more active than last year, so maybe it will cost me even more.

Seems like it is time to move on even though I love Cointracking.

I've been using CT for a while now.  Does it just get more and more expensive depending upon how many transactions you accumulate???  That is what it looks like now that my membership expired.  I would think it would be "Transactions per year", but looks like total transactions if I am reading it correctly?

So, if I have:


2018: 3000 transactions
2019: 2000 transactions

I have less transactions/imports in 2019, but my cost goes up because I have over 3,500 transactions total?  Is that correct?  Trying to figure out if I pay again and I doubt it if it is just going to keep going up and up in price each year even though I am using it the same way and transactions are going down. 

BTW - those are just example numbers, I've been using since 2016 and haven't paid much attention to how much I was spending to keep my subscription up.  According to my email: I last paid for 2 years in 2018 which expired last month.  I paid .382 ETH then, which equates to about $234USD and based upon archive.org. That was approximately the 2-year rate for Unlimited (https://web.archive.org/web/20171228150557/https://cointracking.info/pro.php), 0.029BTC = $239.82 USD. 

But - does that mean I pay based upon the total number of transactions... OR have I been doing it wrong?  Unlimited now is $600 for a single year, which seems excessive to me for only max 3k transactions / year for me.

Anyway... hopefully that explains well what I am asking. 

Crap - I don't see a way to move the post

How do you determine "most profitable coin based on BTC income", maybe that is the part I'm missing.  I tend to look at the projects, try to determine their worthiness, then invest (when I'm trading or investing).  Mining - I've gone mostly off of WhatToMine, but still have only stuck with coins I felt had a good concept.

I'll check out both sites, but the last one sounds like coins I don't want to have or hold, lol.

Hey guys,

I've been mining with a pretty basic 6 GPU system for some time now (a couple of years) and have mostly mined:  ETC, ETH, ZEC, and ETN.  I'm not getting great return (of course, bad time right now).  I have always used WhatToMine to determine what I should be mining, but it really doesn't take into account new coins and future profitability (possible). 

How do I go about finding new coins to mine?  I can determine the possibility of profitability (yeah, guessing)

This comes from mining ZEC and ETN lately and just simply not getting enough shares to matter whatsoever.   Like... mining for a full day and getting only 6 ETN is pretty useless unless that coin just goes nuts.  But I would have expected to be able mine at least 20/day for ETN with 6 GPUs.

Anyway... I could go on and on, just curious if there is a good way to find this info.

feel free to explain more, can PM me if you want as well.

I know how to code, I just don't code in what most of these seem to run in (i.e., Javascript/Java).  I think there are a few Python ones out there also, but I haven't coded hardly at all in Python.  My experience is around MS (vb.net, c#) and then php.

Are there any good starting points, then?

Anyone know of a bot for Cryptopia (besides Gunbot)?  I already have Gunbot and I refuse to pay them what amounts to $300+ USD to add an exchange.  Looking for something else.  Profit Trailer is a no, Gekko is a no, EonBot (I think) is a no - what else is out there?

Thanks.  I did similar, except created a new rig because I wasn't sure it would work.  Then I just applied the same settings to it anyway. 

came back this weekend from vacation to a Grub Rescue prompt  Can't seem to fix it and not quite sure what to do (granted, I am TERRIBLE at Linux). Any advice? If not, can I completely re-install and then copy some files over to get back to my original rig configuration easily?

thx!

Probably true.  I guess I'll have to do a bit more work.  5000+ is a lot of trades to work with. And moving BTC > Altcoins and back is problematic.

Hey guys,

I have and use CoinTracker.info and do a decent amount of trading (I think 5000 trades in 2017).  I ran the tax report on there and I really have a difficult time believing what it is spitting out.  I'm not saying it's wrong, but there is no way I profited as much as it shows.  I have done quick calculations based upon my trades and it doesn't really reflect that well.

Is Bitcoin.tax better, worse?

Is there something else better?

Or should I just import everything into Excel and do it myself??

I know these types of topics have been covered, but I haven't seen or come across any comparisons that talk about accuracy.

Thanks!

Anyone know how to set up multiple Exchange accounts?  Example:  I have 2 Bittrex accounts for trading.  I want to do the FullOrder.csv import to import all my data - but there is no way to differentiate between one account and another to import into.

I know that when I set up the API auto I can Name each connection, so I could have Bittrex #1 and Bittrex #1.  But how can I make sure the transactions are imported from csv to the proper location? Is it automatic, somehow?