If I mined DOGE alone, my 4.5 Mh/s would get me around .050. Mining at Middlecoin, I received .0595 and .0598 in the last two days.

Also, the .050 is the max I could get, it's not including exchange fees. I don't really care wtf is going on, I'm getting the most out of my rigs and even if he is stealing or skimming, who cares, where else am I going to go to get more?

Today is looking like another good payout. I'm still getting a good amount more than just mining DOGE directly. With my 4.5 MH/s, I would get around .052 BTC. I received .059 yesterday.

I'm already at .044 today with .031 in unexchanged.

Whatever H20 is doing, it's working .

I don't care what we're mining, as long as I'm making around the same/more than the highest scrypt coin, I'm happy .

how close should WU be to actual hashrate?

So true. Also, the 7970's and 280x run "gpu-threads" : "2" while the 7950 runs "gpu-threads" : "1" so you have to run 2 instances of cgminer or you will get poor performance.

Those coins are only profitable because of their low difficulty. The most profitable coins right now have difficulties of 2-4. Image just moving a little but of Middlecoin over, you will increase the difficulty a lot and the amount of coins you get = less than before = less profitable.

The problem with splitting to different pools is how do you determine who gets paid what? I think it is pretty easy to just pay people what their hash power deserves but I don't know how difficult that would be to build.

We are sticking to doge coin, lite coin, feather coin and world coin because we can move around and not increase the difficulty too much.

Maybe I'm wrong.

Anyway, pool has been great and h20 does a great job. To all the people complaining about the 90 btc that was transferred out, how do we know it isn't an accumulation of h20's fees?

Hi,

I've been lurking around for about a month and just now decided to create an account.

One thing I wanted to say about the profit switching pools is this: the pool can't just switch to the most profitable coin that coinwarz is listing because the pool is way too large. If a 11 gh/s pool moves to a coin with 5 difficulty, the profitability will tumble because of the difficulty increasing drastically. I use middlecoin and everyone is complaining that we aren't mining the "most" profitable coin. Given how big the pool has gotten, we are mining the most profitable coin.

Since the pool is so large, the next step or idea would be to spread the pool out to different alt coins so that the difficulty spike isn't so drastic.

Anyway, here are my rigs:

my old gaming computer has:
7950 and a 6950 = 1.1 Mh/s

other rig has:
3x R9 270x = 1.5 Mh/s

3rd rig has:
2x R9 280x and a R9 270x = 1.95 Mh/s

Total = 4.55 Mh/s

Thanks,

alanlee87