Yesterday, BTC was valued 9.5 USD/BTC.
Last night it reached a high of 11 USD/BTC.
This morning it was 14.2 USD/BTC.

What is up with this?

The entire Bitcoin economy is going to crash. Any day now.

I have a crossfire 5850 system, and this is the way I have been mining:

On a mining pool, create two workers. One for GPU1, one for GPU2. In poclbm, designate one GPU per worker. And...mine for 24 hours.

I have both GPUs mining on the same pool.

Is that a bad idea? I always see people with multigpu miners have one GPU on say deepbit, and the second GPU on slush. Why is this a better idea? Or is it just preference?

What is the ideal way to mine with 630MH/s?

And it did nothing. My hash rate didn't change. My temps didn't change. I don't understand why this is recommended.

?

I'm trying to decide whether or not I should continue mining since all the pools lowered their payout so much. I want to compare my Mh/s to others to see if my speed is too slow compared to others, then I will probably just stop.

I couldn't help but lol.

I'm much happier on slush's.

Mining on slush's...

Alright, so I've been mining on slush's for about three hours and the values for estimated rewards and unconfirmed rewards has been increasing, but when will the confirmed BTC show up?

And how is payment calculated? I switched from Deepbit (the rates were getting ridiculous, it dropped from 0.0004 to 0.0002 to 0.0001 over the past few weeks). Deepbit had a proportional/PPS payment system, but slush's pool doesn't even specify how users are paid.