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So my estimated earnings just decreased by 0.2 BTC...?
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I didn't see it listed, what payout method do you use?
I think it's proportional, because I'm amongst the top ~3 miners and I'm getting significantly higher payouts than other pools. I would assume. |
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Not really, in the USA I can pick one up used for $150 or less. There are plenty available.
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Moneygram seems decent, from what I understand you send money from your bank account through moneygram to my name, send me the transaction number, then I go to a moneygram location with my ID and pick it up in cash.
Westernunion looks to be the same deal.
What about the fees? |
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Thanks  But I've decided against implementing the feature, since it varies how much BTC is exchanged (i.e. 2, 4.1, or 6.93) |
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Do you know why I'm auto-logged out after 30 minutes?
Perhaps you could include an option to disable this?
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Thanks for this! Exactly along the lines of what I've been wanting, but too lazy to create myself.  Also, this works great in Numbers on the iPad. The only feature that appears ot to work is the color-highlighting. Graphs, calculations, etc all work as they should. Very cool! cent You're welcome  Also: since I'm a n00b at Excel, if anyone knows quite a lot about Excel--does anyone know how to take the first number in the "Exchange" column and subtract it from the BTC sum, so that you don't have to manually enter in the BTC sum if you don't sell all of your coins? Edit: I've made a formula for a BTC sum cell like this: =IF(I8>0, E7+D8-I8, E7+D8) But as long as there is a value in the "Exchange" column other than a number, I get an error. |
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i am down to 6th now... but on the bright side, we are at nearly 7 Ghash, with luck we should be getting a block soon.
Indeed, I am quite excited. |
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Yes, that's what I was saying. I know how to do it... |
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So I've compiled this Excel spreadsheet for my personal use but thought I'd like to share with the rest of the Bitcoin community. This is a really handy way to keep track of your earnings and exchanges, with formulas embedded into the document to auto-calculate certain values. All you have to do is enter the pool you mined on, and the BTC you made that day.   How to use1. First, enter the date in the leftmost column. You can then drag the cell down to automatically create following dates.   2. Enter the name of the pool you've been mining on. 3. Enter the MtGox rate that day. I always record my data at 6 PM every day so the results are consistent. 4. Enter the amount of BTC you've made that day. You can check whether or not you've mined for 24 hours by clicking the "Note" style on any 24 hr cell. 5. Enter the difficulty that day. 6. If you want, enter any notes that may be relevant to your mining statistics. Auto-Computation Features1. BTC is automatically highlighted green, yellow, or red based on if you had a lucky mining day, an average mining day, or a bad luck mining day, respectively. You might say, well as time goes by, difficulty goes up and I will make less BTC a day! So all the cells will become highlighted red..right? I've made a formula to automatically compute the average of all the cells under the BTC column. If you look at cell O2, that is the BTC average for all the values in column D.  I have set up the following formula to determine how lucky your mining day is: If your BTC/day is within a 0.2 BTC variance of the average, then your cell will be highlighted yellow. If your BTC/day is higher than the average + 0.2 BTC, then your cell will be highlighted green. If your BTC/day is lower than the average - 0.2 BTC, then your cell will be highlighted red. This allows for the colors to be auto-updated based on a changing average. 2. The BTC sum is auto-calculated when you enter in values. The BTC sum is merely the total amount of BTC you've made thus far. However, the counter resets when you enter data in the "Exchange" column: 3. The Exchange column is used for entering data about a market exchange. For example, I recently exchanged 4.05 BTC at a rate of 15 USD/BTC on 5/31. Thus, I entered that data into that column. Whenever data is entered in that cell, the BTC sum will automatically reset (since you've sold all your BTC). You can, however, manually change the value of the BTC sum if you did not sell all of your bitcoins.  4. Graphs are automaticaly created and updated based on the values you enter. There are graphs for BTC/day, BTC sum, the rate, and the difficulty. Downloadhttp://www.share.cx/files/988415982015/Bitcoin_Statistics.xlsx.htmlI hope you guys find this useful. Donate if you did. |
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If the pool has been up for 3 days, and assuming we continue operating at the current hashrate, we should be seeing a block in about 3 or so days.
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~800 Mhash from me with another ~1200 comming in 2-3 days.
You... You took my #2 top hashrate spot.  |
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So what? What actually happens if deepbit controls half of the hashing power? They get the most BTC? Oooooh, big deal, mine on deepbit then.
Geez, people.
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Guys...
Just set the CPU affinity...
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So is it safe to assume that whatever is under "estimated earnings" will show up under "current balance" once we find a block?
I'm used to the deepbit payment model and I'm not used to this sorry.
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Anyone have experience selling BTC on their website?
How long does it take before you get a response? Do you get an email response or can you chat with someone live?
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I'm guessing a number will show up on "Current Balance" once the pool finds its first block?
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I'll throw my 660MH/s towards your pool for the next few days or so. |
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On Deepbit I get 0.35% stale of about 120k submitted shares.
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Does anyone have any idea why price climbed up so rapidly?
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