I think at the current point in time, man maths' works out that kano's fee is roughly the equivalent of a 1.9PH miner at the pool. Or 0.1125 BTC per block.

Well deserved in my view.

Is this transaction a pool payout @-ck

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I thought he was involved in Elgius not Slush?

Looks like logs of your computer browser looking at the log file on the miner. Not sure what /entries folder does on the interface as I don't have direct access to mine.

Is the IP address of your computer 192.168.8.129? I know you are on a Mac, but you should be able to find it.

(Roughly)

If you were lucky, and difficulty didn't change (which it will) you could expect to find a block with 500TH every 428.20 Days

Or you could expect to find 12.5 BTC in around the same amount of time mining in a pool.

Of course if you were really lucky you could find more than one block solo mining in the same amount of time.

Its probably more to do with the dhcp server than the router itself.

Perhaps if you draw/describe your existing network layout in more detail it would help.

Well its run by the developer of the firmware for the miner, so yes.

Raspberry pi's are manufactured in the uk... not imported.

I'd love to get a pod or two, don't give a monkeys about EU requirements.

Yes when a block is found, this pool includes the transaction fees when it pays the miners on the pool, proportionately to the amount of hash power each miner provides to the pool.

But when all the bitcoins run out, we will just be mining blocks for the fees alone.

drumsticks, it works the other way around too.

Sometimes we might go a few days and only find one block, and other days we find a few blocks in one day. In the end, over time it evens out to around 100% of what is expected.

That "over time" bit depends on the size of the pool, this is called variance. The larger the pool the smaller the variance, so that it evens out to 100% of expected in a shorter time.

At the moment I would say we have good months and bad months, but over a year we hit 100% or greater expected return.

When all the bitcoins run out, we will be mining for the transaction fees, but that won't happen for a long time as there are nearly 4 million blocks yet to mine.

No thats correct, and tallies with my payouts.

You only get payouts when we find blocks, and only then after 100 confirmations of that block.

I think he means, what if they are a 2PH miner who has been here for some time (from before the competition started), and they increase to a 9PH miner during the competition.

Going by current deliveries its probably the miner, minus the PSU. They seem to be arriving later rather than sooner.

I also received gear. I missed out on the first black friday wave or orders, but managed to get the batch of 5 for $1595 and the PSU's to go with them.

I ordered them on November 25th 2017, they shipped on Saturday 31st March 2018 and were delivered on Tuesday April 17th 2018.

They work, they aren't in my personal possession but hosted, and I don't have physical or even ssh access to them. But they are mining between 15 and 17TH

yep, typo, same figures

Actually with 150PH we are actually due less than one block a day. 11BTC at the current difficulty level.

Expected  at current difficulty and total pool hash (150.2PH)


Of course difficulty levels change during the month as does the hashrate of the pool, so these numbers are just a point in time snapshot and cannot be used to predict past or future returns.

They shipped 31st March, arrived Canada on the 2nd and just cleared customs today.

Probably get them before mine clear customs in Canada

It's been sorted now. Delivery should be soon.

Just to clarify I haven't got mine yet, 6 boxes have  shipped and are currently in customs, and have been for the past 3 days with a "clearance event" holding things up.