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Thanks deeplink - that is good enough for my purposes!

Is there anywhere in the pool's web interface (or elsewhere) for one's account to determine how much of the pool's rewarded btc is coming from 'minted' bitcoins versus transaction fees?  If not, this visibility would be nice to have.

Thanks!
Enk

Thanks John!

Actually maybe not - up at the top I have "total time logged in:" showing as 2 hours and 34 minutes.  Yet I signed up in October (5 months ago) so I find that awfully hard to believe.  If you see something similar than, that's your problem, if not - then my problem is my own and I won't threadjack you.

Same here.

I'm actually experiencing the same thing (and have tried re-logging) so you aren't alone.  (Sorry all I have to offer is that misery loves company, rather than an actual solution!)

Hello from Colorado - have been watching btc for a while - decided to throw my hat into mining with the entry of ASICs.

Thanks vdragon - I wasn't thinking about the distribution but, that's good to know.  I'm interested in knowing the actual btc breakdown of tx fees vs. the mined btc.

IE if get get 0.5 btc as part of a block (distributed among pool members based upon their relative contribution), was it 0.1 tx-fees and 0.4 in mined btc?  etc. 

Longer term you can also use mtgox.com, hooked up to a dwolla account (which in turn you link to a bank account).  Obviously not at all anonymous and it does take a few days to get all set up.  However, once done, it is pretty quick, especially if you keep some cash in your mtgox accounts. 

A much simpler one is Coinbase.com  (i'm not affiliated, just a user) - it basically does all of that crap above in one site.  You hook up a bank account to them and then you can buy/sell btc without any intermediary.  Your biggest wait will be the ~5 business days moving USD around; but it is by far the easiest way I've found thus far (plus the fees are reasonable 1% usd/btc, 0% btc/btc transactions, plus a $0.15 bank fee).

Enk

I agree with the sentiment to buy both and spread some risk around.  I don't just mean the "which one will get a machine to you first" risk, but also longer term reliability and support.  If you have both you do add complexity to management of course, but you also have hedged yourself against something like shoddy quality.  Frankly I wouldn't worry about complexity issues much unless you're buying 10+ machines where you do have to start worrying about things like the power lines you're plugging everything into.

(I'm all BFL, but as soon as Avalon opens for the next batch of ordering I'll be investing in them as well and practicing what I preach, above).

Can't post slush's main thread because, well, I'm a newbie.

Anyone know if there is a way to determine the split between your transaction fees income vs. mined btc income is?  Right now it appears to simply list general income with no idea if you're making 0.0001% on tx income or 1%, etc.

Thanks!