When I started mining here in late October I was getting .5 BTC daily. I thought the network and diff grows to a certain rate, right? I never remember getting .3 .4 ever, it just dived to .1 and stayed there. It basically jumped from .5 to .1 pretty much skipping all the numbers in between. Where did those .3's and .4's go? I would have loved to see them.
You clearly weren't paying attention. The network difficulty has been going up by roughly 20-30% every 10-11 days since October. Your earnings have similarly declined regularly since then. On a day to day basis they've gone up and down wildly (look at the luck chart which shows the last 3 months of luck per shift), but on average, each 10-11 days has been earning you less than the 10-11 days previous. Who has time to pay attention? I'm a working man and put in my 16 hour days and come home too tired to think about luck or the difficulty.  That's it! I'm moving my 22TH/sec somwhere else. Bye, you think movin somewhere else will help you ? It wont, least not in the way your hoping it will. Side note, 22Th puts you around 13-15 ranking which is good, you migh not find better in another pool and it will ome down to only pools with 1Ph or higher will make money. What I want to know is who these people are. 348870 407,603.93 GH/s 269032 204,570.25 GH/s 438366 145,944.29 GH/s I mean seriously who he fuk has 407Th let alone 145. |
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A simple way: $formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = intval($unmodified_blockchain_balance * 100) / 100; Or if you want to make it look odd: $formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = substr($unmodified_blockchain_balance, 0, strpos($unmodified_blockchain_balance, '.') + 3); Thx for that but eve though it's at 0 now it doesn' display as x.xx like with number format. Like right now my final nalance is 0.01686725, well the code would ideally display 0.00 and then when I get another 0.004 the ode would / should disaply 0.01. |
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Trying to finish up some work to display BTC info on my site but this damn rounding up that number_format() does is driving me nuts. Anyone know what I need to do to sop the rounding up but still get he x.xx result ?
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = number_format( $unmodified_blockchain_balance, 2 );
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Just finished coding a signature card to show BTC Guild pool & user stats ! There's "two" cards to choose from, one where the dust "last 6 digits" are smaller than the rest of the text as seen on some other sites, or a normal same text size all around version. http://www.eojmarket.com/BTC-Guild_Stat_Sig/btcg_stat_sig-MoreBloodWine.php http://www.eojmarket.com/BTC-Guild_Stat_Sig/btcg_stat_sig-MoreBloodWine.php?base=minidust Then there's this one I almost forgot about but it doesn't have the minidust thing built in,. http://www.eojmarket.com/BTC-Guild_Stat_Sig/ba-btcg_stat_sig-MoreBloodWine.php All included figures are updated via a cronjob being run by a user selected time starting at no less than every 60 seconds on up to whatever you, the buyer would like (by default it is every 5 mins.) ! Questions, comments, thoughts ? No, well ok then... So ya, If anyone's interested in getting a sig like mine to display your BTCG stats please PM me to get the address you need to send the funds to, the cost is BTC 0.01 for each user name / api key. Once your payment shows up in the wallets address that I give you, I will PM you back usually inside of 30mins (if I am infront of my system) with the link to your signature. If not within 30mins then at least by days end guaranteed, I can usually give a definitive answer when giving you the payment address. Now some might say asking BTC 0.01 is too much or whatever for something so simple as an image with stats on it. However, there's a few things you have to keep in mind which is the work that went in to the code to create these signatures, the time it took to write the code and bug test all of it as well as the fact that everything is hosted on my own cloud VPS using resources that I pay for on a monthly basis which allows your stats to always auto update. I may also be able to adopt this for other pools API's so PM me if you would like me to try and get it to work on another pools API, to which I cannot guarantee. I will say that even if I can get it to work on another pools API that I cannot promise it will have all of the same stat figures. So that will need to be discussed before any work is done. Regardless of data shown, if I am able to convert it to another pools API the fee will go up another BTC 0.005 for a total of BTC 0.015... this covers time to rework the code since this was originally made for BTC Guild. Edit 6/4/14: Just wanted to add some new info... 1) Price lowered from 0.02 to 0.01 per sig / user API now that BTC is starting to rise again. 2) Users can now choose what sort of info they would like to have shown in their personalized signature which includes any of the already seen bits above. ex. It can be as simple as just showing your earned, paid, owed & avg. figures. 3) I created a node stat image to show base bitcoin info, see below. http://www.eojmarket.com/BTC-Node_Stat_Sig/BTC-Node_Stats.php * The above node stat image, whos data is provided by my personal node on my cloud VPS, is provided free of charge by using this link and can be used by anyone anywhere they wish. ----------------------------------- Sales Made1) 7/4/14 1246bbaa7d557d99b1e0c0a8fd1ffc8a95d4cad39a803a459688dfac5590ccf0 |
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Hey Eleu, edited my lastt reply a cpl times but it's got a comment for ya... Thx.
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Woot, jut finished coding a signature to show BTC Guild pool & user stats ! All figures are auto updating ! Questions, comments, thoughts ? Edit: If anyone else is interested in getting a sig like mine to display your BTCG stats please PM me to get the address you need to send the funds to, the cost is BTC 0.01 for each user name / api key. Once your payment shows up in my wallet I will PM you back usually inside of 30mins with the link to your signature. Some might say asking BTC 0.01 ($10) is too much or whatever for something so simple. Two things you have to keep in mind though is the work that went in to the code to create these signatures and the fact that everything is hosted on my own cloud VPS using resources that I pay for on a monthly basis Edit 2: Hey Elu, sent you a PM... need small favor, Ty. |
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Solved using: number_format( $blockchain_final_balance / 100000000, 8 );
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$blockchain_final_balance
Ok, so the above variable pulls my balance from the blockchain API ok but this is what it looks like.
6725
Which in reality it 0.00006725
If it had a 0 on the end it would be showing 67250, so what the API "blockchains fault" is doing is omitting the preceeding 0.0000
So... what bit of PHP do I need to wrap around $blockchain_final_balance to get it to display the current and all future values right.
By future values I mean if my balance was 101930240, I would expect it to show 1.01930240
Or if it was 023496380 I would expect it to display 0.23496380
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Basically what the blockchain API is doing is omitting all preceeding 0's, but there's always 8 digits ater the decimal. So I guess the code would have to count backwards, and aftr the 8th number add the decimal.
4829 becomes 0.00004829 etc.
0's at the end are never omitted, just the preceeding ones.
I just need it to always display the full, mind you correct, decimal value even if it includes an ass load of 0's in weird places.
ex: 000000500
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So no way to use this Gh on my BTCGuild account then ? I already entered above, but am curious... you say payouts are every sunday. So this means we cannot use this 1Gh/s on a pool of our choice ? If so, the payout for this will be dust which is making me second guess this. Wallet full of penny payments ends up being big fees later.
We cover the fees of sending the payments, even to single GH customers. Since our payment method is very different than a customer would see from having a pool account, we will include a full explanation of it in our upcoming FAQ. Until then, the live dashboard is simple and very accurate for the average user, just ask the 50+ customers who are already with us Now for an update on progress: Things are looking great and we are seeing some excellent progress. Remember, we are doing this for the customers protection because that is the most important to us. I am working very closely with the professionals over at SiteLock to secure our system security from ever being compromised again. We will also be aggressively introducing Cloudflare. Also, admin@pbmining.com is having issues so please don't e-mail that right now and expect a response. Anyone can message me on here or at our sellers account on Ebay. For the people who don't visit these forums, such as some of our Ebay customers, we are trying to respond to their worries in a timely manner as well. |
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$btc_stats[ 'avg' ] * $btc_guild_earned
edit: don't use the Gox-price, it has no basis in reality.
I usually go with BTC-e but like to use both for visual purposes. Next question, thinking this through more, what't I'd like to do if possible is somehow get my blockchin.info accounts final balance which consists of 3 wallets with varying small amounts. Anyway to do that, so $btc_guild_earned would become $blockchain_final_balance For that you should check out the Blockchain wallet API documentation. It also has some examples. https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_apiThx, will give it a read. |
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I already entered above, but am curious... you say payouts are every sunday. So this means we cannot use this 1Gh/s on a pool of our choice ? If so, the payout for this will be dust which is making me second guess this. Wallet full of penny payments ends up being big fees later.
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And this little piggy went hashing! 45
Addy in sig !
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I hope a lot of you realize these small daily payments will cost you big somewhere down the road, this would be more worth while if you could build up a balance of say 0.01 before a payout is made.
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$btc_stats[ 'avg' ] * $btc_guild_earned
edit: don't use the Gox-price, it has no basis in reality.
I usually go with BTC-e but like to use both for visual purposes. Next question, thinking this through more, what't I'd like to do if possible is somehow get my blockchin.info accounts final balance which consists of 3 wallets with varying small amounts. Anyway to do that, so $btc_guild_earned would become $blockchain_final_balance |
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If my wallet value is...
sprintf( '%.8f', $btc_guild_earned )
and the gox price is...
number_format( $btc_stats[ 'avg' ], 2 )
What would be the math to find my wallets value which right now in BTC terms is 0.00265926
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How to withdraw the exact Bitcoin balance on BTCGuild without the dust round-off?
Links to prior convo are welcome.
Manual payouts are full precision to the last satoshi. Only automatic payouts are cut off after to 0.0x amounts. So if I have auto payout set to 0.1 and I have a balance of lets say 0.12456257 Then it only send the 0.1 and no the full amount ? If I'm understanding you right. Correct. Automatic payouts are (obviously) designed assuming you're continuing to mine. As such, filling your wallet with unspendably small amounts makes no sense for the user (it will eventually cause you to pay extra tx fees).Manual payouts are there for users who want full withdrawals, or users who want to leave the pool, allowing them to have a complete liquidation of their balance. Support -> How Am I Paid? covers both withdrawal methods. Re. Red txt: That much I understand, like say cashing out a lot on something like 0.00003443, but if your always cashing out on something like 0.1xxxxxxx then I don't see why the extras wouldnt be included since it counts as a large payment still. In any event, not tryin to argue anything by any means. Just an observational curiosity. |
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How to withdraw the exact Bitcoin balance on BTCGuild without the dust round-off?
Links to prior convo are welcome.
Manual payouts are full precision to the last satoshi. Only automatic payouts are cut off after to 0.0x amounts. So if I have auto payout set to 0.1 and I have a balance of lets say 0.12456257 Then it only send the 0.1 and no the full amount ? If I'm understanding you right. |
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Hey Elu, I noticed something funny today after finishing the code to display API stats.
BTC Earned: 0.00259205
BTC Paid: 0.000
BTC Owed: 0.00259204
Not gonna cry foul over 0.00000001 lol but what's up with that ?
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Probably my lack of understanding, but how is the amount of shares affected by hashrate? I started with producing 40k shares per shift and now at 35k per shift average. I know that # of bitcoin paid per share decreases by difficulty, but how is the number of shares produced decreased as well. That is what I don't understand.
or for us simpletons, same amount of pizza, now there are just more mouths around that pizza, and some have bigger mouths than others too....lol... I KNOW you did not just touch the last slice of sausage n' onion ! |
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I am a N00b and a roofer, so not a lot of understanding on pools and bitcoin. I started about a month ago and was mining about 40k shares per shift on pplns. Now it is around 35k shares. Is it because of old mining equipment?
No. It's because of the pools increased hash rate. As he said it's the pools hash rate, but if you look at rankings you will see where you stand. If that number were to stay the same your payout might stay the same based on submitted shares, even as the pool rate increases. This assumes everyone who signs up has a lower rate than you. But, if the pool rate is increasing, and your ranking is dropping that to me anyway, means that people with higher hash rates than you are joining the pool, thus droppin you ranking and lowering payouts. If everyone currently in the pool increased their hash rate but kept the same rankings, their payouts should be the same. That's just my 2c but that's what I believe. Basically, the lower (5 compared to 10) your ranking the better the payout should be and the adverse for a higher ranking being a smaller payout. |
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