What is network diff? I want to learn that to feel comfortable and be capable to do the math by myself. Now I can see that the hash is 6.12P. What is the relationship with the hp and the network diff? Why u say that if we have more hp in your pool would decrease this time.
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If I have started yesterday with 54 TH, so only after those 80 days that I will be in my max performance?
Network difficulty is the current difficulty share required to solve a bitcoin block. bitcoin-cli getmininginfo { "blocks": 502754, "currentblockweight": 9280, "currentblocktx": 5, "difficulty": 1931136454487.716, "errors": "", "networkhashps": 1.384324312220417e+19, "pooledtx": 33864, "chain": "main" } Note the difficulty value is 1.9 trillion. This means it takes on average 1.9 trillion shares to find a block. When the pool's stats show "herp" equal to 5x that value, it will have plateaued. As hashrate rises on the pool, we find 9.6 trillion shares faster. Most of your performance will happen in a lot less than those 80 days, more like about 20 to see the bulk of the effect, but yes, the maximum you can earn currently will be if you mine here continuously for 80 days. It's the only way to guarantee fairness for people that have been consistently mining here. We're hoping for more hashrate on the pool to keep bringing that value down. |
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I read like 26 pages before this message. How long it takes to reach the 100% dep performance? I was doing my math and was more than a year? Is that right?
5 x network diff or 9.6 trillion shares, which hasn't happened yet on this pool thanks to a low hashrate but is now about 80 days. As the pool gets larger, this time gets shorter. However compared PPLNS, it ramps up more quickly and would be close to maximum long before the 5 x network diff. We're currently at 5.6 trillion shares. That means anyone mining now, their shares are worth more than once we get up to the full Last N Shares. |
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hmmm
i've been mining since the 25'th of october with 550 GH, but i've been paid every second block
so i have been paid not on the 29'th of november but
on the 14'th of December
not paid at the 5'th of january but now on the paylist for the next block....
so it seems even with 550 GH you will not paid every block.....
BTW: Happy new year to all
Happy New Year indeed. That sounds about right. Only the top 100 miners are guaranteed of a payout with each block and as the hashrate rises the size of miner that gets interleaved will get larger. While it's done to limit the size of the generation transaction on the pool, there is actually a benefit to the miner - they don't lose any accumulated payout if they miss one of the payouts, they get a larger payout instead of multiple smaller ones. The advantage of this is that many smaller payouts end up costing you a lot more in fees when you want to spend your earned bitcoin later on. Halve the number of payouts - half the fees, quarter the number of payouts - quarter the fees, and so on. |
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Just as a data point, the smallest active miners that received a payout were about 50GH. Some of the smaller ones may get a look in on subsequent blocks thanks to interleaving  Not a single satoshi is wasted or put aside here. |
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So for kicks pointing my 5 workers with a consolidated total of 68.5THs what are my calculated chances in finding a block as in how long would it take to possibly find a block based on this hash rate?
3 S9 @ 13.5
2 S9 @ 14
Just curious... Would you recommend the pool or solo?
Many thx.
It should take about 1400 days on average to find a block with that hashrate... Or one in 1400 chance per day of finding a block. |
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Woohoo and the party continues \o/ [2018-01-05 10:34:08.884] Possible block solve diff 4406454059696.944336 !
[2018-01-05 10:34:09.097] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2018-01-05 10:34:09.354] Solved block 502677 by 1EcH7pHYTHLo3cbdXfkf6e6Zh5JzCPGumc.300_3
[2018-01-05 10:34:09.354] User 1EcH7pHYTHLo3cbdXfkf6e6Zh5JzCPGumc:{"hashrate1m": "5.8P", "hashrate5m": "5.75P", "hashrate1hr": "5.75P", "hashrate1d": "5.68P", "hashrate7d": "4.51P"}
[2018-01-05 10:34:09.354] Worker 1EcH7pHYTHLo3cbdXfkf6e6Zh5JzCPGumc.300_3:{"hashrate1m": "1.33P", "hashrate5m": "1.32P", "hashrate1hr": "1.32P", "hashrate1d": "1.32P", "hashrate7d": "1.1P"}
[2018-01-05 10:41:38.048] Hash for block height 502677 confirms block was CONFIRMED
Again courtesy of our core hashrate miner  Nice big fat 17 BTC block at 91.5% diff. http://ckpool.org/blocks/502677.confirmedKeep on mining and let those blocks fall! \o/ |
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Has anyone in the solo pool ever solved a block with a gekkoscience 2pac ASIC miner or have heard other stories of these type of devices solving blocks?
"hashrate1m": "12.7G",
"hashrate5m": "11.4G",
"hashrate1hr": "10.5G",
"hashrate1d": "9.45G",
"hashrate7d": "5.77G",
"lastshare": 1515117463,
"workers": 1,
"shares": 1294193,
"bestshare": 2732023.865738234,
"bestever": 2732023,
"worker":
Not in this pool. The smallest hashrate that ever solved a block here was about 100GH but that was a long time ago as well. |
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What you're missing is that you're in the bitcoin mining section of the bitcoin talk forums that are about bitcoin.
Let me help you by moving you to where you belong.
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Can you confirm that all is working fine? For me looks that is not working because this lines shows zero: (5s):0.000 (1m):0.000 (5m):0.000 (15m):0.000 (avg):0.000h/s
A:0 R:0 HW:0 WU:0.0/m
Everything is working fine and indeed it is correct, your hashrate is zero because you don't have any mining hardware. Please read https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2415854.0 |
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Awesome. Thanks for the explanation. That makes me feel better before I throw more miners to the pool.
I tried using cgminer, being ck's pool and whatnot, but I couldn't figure out the bat file. Eventually I gave up and tried bfg and it worked. This stuff ain't easy for those of us who aren't technical...
Hi, I am having the same issue with my Gekkoscience miner running cgminer.. What should I do to have lower rate? If your miners are working, just wait. Once you get a share above 4k difficulty the pool recognizes you and lowers the assigned difficulty level. Cgminer lets you change the difficulty, but I couldn't even figure out how to use it, so you'd have to ask on another thread for support. Just add or whatever you want to set your diff to to the end of your cgminer command. Is it really that hard?  |
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Hi all, please be aware that bech32 addresses (starting with bc) which have started appearing in some wallets are not currently supported by this pool, though segwit addresses (starting with 3) are supported. As always if it's unsupported the pool will simply not allow you to authenticate when trying to mine.
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Hi all, please be aware that bech32 addresses (starting with bc) which have started appearing in some wallets are not currently supported by this pool, though segwit addresses (starting with 3) are supported. As always if it's unsupported the pool will simply not allow you to authenticate when trying to mine.
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... I don’t understand why you don’t invest in a pretty website...
Because that's everything this pool was never intended to be. A few people offered to make a pretty front end for the pool and I said sure, but none ever completed any work so it remains as it is until the next one comes along to offer it. I'll only ever put a fee on this pool if it gets large to prevent centralisation of power and the chance of that happening in the current climate appears to be absolutely zero. |
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hi sorry to sound stupid but im new to mining, can somebody explain how payments are calculated? i dont understand herp and derp and im just curious how payouts work if you arent on the payout list. i dont have a big miner only 1.15th so i dont expect much, if i understand it correctly the only payout is if somebody within the pool finds a block then there is a payout for only the miners on the payout list and everybody else just accumulates herpes. so if im not on the list how do i get on the list do i need more herp?, is my hash rate even enough to make it? im going to try for about a month and see what happens but if no blocks are found then no payout? i dont pay for electricity so im not really losing anything so i take this as an experiment and learning experience. thanks in advance to whoever explains this for me. and happy new year.
Just keep hashing. 1TH is enough to easily get into the payouts list, it just takes time. |
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There are people in that payout that haven't mined in a long time, they just accumulated a lot early on, so it won't correlate with current hashrate.
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Ok, I think I get it now. Does this make sense?
My miner got reassigned difficulty 4k for some reason, so no work was being reported to the pool. This caused my reported hashrate to fall to zero. I kept mining but nothing broke the 4k threshold so I had no accepted shares on my miner. Then, I broke 4k and the pool reassigned my difficulty, and now it's reporting again?
So I just need to figure out why my difficulty got reset...
That's correct. Any brief interruption to your connection to the pool is enough for it to create a new connection and each new connection starts at 4k diff unless you're using cgminer's --suggest-diff option. |
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Happy New Year everyone, may those blocks fall thick and fast. |
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Happy New Year everyone, may those blocks fall thick and fast. |
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Hey all. Happy New Year!  So what's the calculation for the necessary hash rate to solve 1 BTC per day? I lost my saved link to the site for it.  Do you mean one block or one bitcoin? You need 7.5PH to average 1 bitcoin per day. You need about 95PH to solve one block per day... |
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So, putting in walletaddress.whateverthename is correct?
Like 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.s9onthebalcony ?
I said "amen" before I clicked "Save&Apply".
that will work but you should create an account so you can see all the stats... then it will be manduul.s9onthebalcony There's no such thing as accounts here. You're mixing this pool up with another one. |
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