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Which are pools sha256 you guys use ?
what percentage in each pool ?
Sorry for bad English
Hi Guimaster. I asked Hashflare support the same question. This is their reply: HF Support Today at 16:44
Hi!
At the moment the best way to distribute your SHA-256 Hashrate is between BTCchina and AntPool (50-50).
Best Regards,
Paul
HashFlare.io SupportCheers Col lamentable, I put today in ghash.io how to know which best pool? I think you can change allocation again after 24 hrs |
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Which are pools sha256 you guys use ?
what percentage in each pool ?
Sorry for bad English
Hi Guimaster. I asked Hashflare support the same question. This is their reply: HF Support Today at 16:44
Hi!
At the moment the best way to distribute your SHA-256 Hashrate is between BTCchina and AntPool (50-50).
Best Regards,
Paul
HashFlare.io SupportCheers Col |
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It looks like HF is having a seasonal 25% promo.
Reminds me of Ore-Mine.org who also had a "sale" prior to their demise  |
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there is some issue ..i thing as i can see ..please send support mail to then directly form there site and they can see iny our account what is iisue and solve it Sent request to Support Ok as soon as you get some reply ..please put it here sow e can see what is issue ..or there is some modification in there mining server or platform [/quote] This is response from HashFlare Support: "Hello,
This looks strange, thanks for noticing that. We will check everything on our side to see whether this is our issue or not. In the meanwhile we have made some calculations to find out whether your payouts were correct. In the result everything appears to be normal. You can check everything yourself using this calculator (for BTC). Please also use BTC-e market for your BTC/LTC value calculations.
If there are any other issues or questions - feel free to contact us". [/quote] Further response from HashFlare support: HashFlare Support Today at 17:47
Hello,
We have made an investigation and found the source of the issue. It was resolved on Friday but until now the difference was small. Starting from the next payout the difference will stabilize and become normal. Thanks again for finding this issue and please write back if you find other problems on our side.
Best wishes,
Edgar
HashFlare.io Support Team |
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there is some issue ..i thing as i can see ..please send support mail to then directly form there site and they can see iny our account what is iisue and solve it Sent request to Support [/quote] Ok as soon as you get some reply ..please put it here sow e can see what is issue ..or there is some modification in there mining server or platform [/quote] This is response from HashFlare Support: "Hello,
This looks strange, thanks for noticing that. We will check everything on our side to see whether this is our issue or not. In the meanwhile we have made some calculations to find out whether your payouts were correct. In the result everything appears to be normal. You can check everything yourself using this calculator (for BTC). Please also use BTC-e market for your BTC/LTC value calculations.
If there are any other issues or questions - feel free to contact us". |
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there is some issue ..i thing as i can see ..please send support mail to then directly form there site and they can see iny our account what is iisue and solve it
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Sent request to Support
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I have a question about daily returns from SHA-256 and Scrypt mining with HashFlare. Below is a table showing daily profit/loss for both mining types. My question: Why is profit/loss %age for both mining types the same?  Are you comparing both ..?? because both are running on different platform ..so you can't compare both sir That's my point - don't you think it's strange that the change % is equal even though the results are from 2 different platforms? Yeah that is a little odd. Maybe Hashflare can answer this question because it appears as their payouts are a blend of SHA256 and Scrypt mining proportionately. I currently only have Scrypt hash so I can't compare that payout but it looks like you are running 3 Mh/s Scrypt, not sure about SHA-256. 0.06 TH/s SHA-256. I agree - Hashflare can you answer? Thanks and how much script you have have ?? can you tell us in the image it not clearly mentioned 3 Mh/s Scrypt |
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I have a question about daily returns from SHA-256 and Scrypt mining with HashFlare. Below is a table showing daily profit/loss for both mining types. My question: Why is profit/loss %age for both mining types the same? Are you comparing both ..?? because both are running on different platform ..so you can't compare both sir That's my point - don't you think it's strange that the change % is equal even though the results are from 2 different platforms? Yeah that is a little odd. Maybe Hashflare can answer this question because it appears as their payouts are a blend of SHA256 and Scrypt mining proportionately. I currently only have Scrypt hash so I can't compare that payout but it looks like you are running 3 Mh/s Scrypt, not sure about SHA-256. 0.06 TH/s SHA-256. I agree - Hashflare can you answer? Thanks |
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I have a question about daily returns from SHA-256 and Scrypt mining with HashFlare. Below is a table showing daily profit/loss for both mining types. My question: Why is profit/loss %age for both mining types the same? Are you comparing both ..?? because both are running on different platform ..so you can't compare both sir That's my point - don't you think it's strange that the change % is equal even though the results are from 2 different platforms? |
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I have a question about daily returns from SHA-256 and Scrypt mining with HashFlare. Below is a table showing daily profit/loss for both mining types. My question: Why is profit/loss %age for both mining types the same? |
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Does anyone know the Scrypt default pools setting? Hi! You can create a ticket to our support team they'll help you  Thanks - ticket submitted in regard to Scrypt default pools setting and reply received promptly - very efficient The reply I received from Edgar, in case others are interested, was: At the moment the best way to distribute your Scrypt hashrate between pools is fifty-fifty between LTC1BTC and LitecoinPool.org.
If there are any other issues or questions - feel free to contact us. |
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Thanks bapparabi - I couldn't remember either. Does anyone know the Scrypt default pools setting? |
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I can't also find any way what is iisue as in there twitter page they don't mention the reason ..
Hope for soon update
This comment from @hashflare on Twitter: HashFlare @hashflare 17 hours ago @Danial_ib our apologies for the inconveniences caused. We are having intermittent load issues and are working on resolving them right now. |
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payouts have been broken for days now, on playbitcoin , we love bitcoin, and water bitcoin. When will they be fixed?
Same for me - I too would love to know when I can withdraw my satoshi! |
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