For half of us, the payout has not happened yet.

Yes! That's why it's there. Individual threads like this are a horrible way to communicate such diverse thoughts.

I'm pretty sure payouts are still being done manually.

Also, if it was done according to the miner list, which lists miners only by the largest worker, not total hashrate, that could explain things, though I don't think it makes much sense.

Yes, it looks like you're correct. Some people got paid, like phzi, and some people didn't, like clocker and me. I wonder why this is? Seems very odd.

According to that you were last paid at the same time everyone else was.

Because of post 1170.

Is there an API? This would make it relatively easy to write a script to auto-change your miners to the highest profitability pool.

Actually, this isn't a bad idea at all. But we don't need a pool to do this, just a script that either uses poolpicker's API (is there one?) or scrapes
the site and uses the info to point your miner at the right pool. Wouldn't need to check too often, say every two hours?

Not a bad idea at all.

You're missing something.

And it's *very* important for people to learn to read the thread before asking questions, as the result is what we have seen over the past few days, endless repeated questions that have already been answered.

Payout is delayed, as Poolwaffle explained earlier in this thread, because Cryptsy's API is having authorization problems, so coins can't get converted. Unconverted is delayed because of this and because, as Poolwaffle explained in this thread, we're mining coins that can't be autotraded, so manual trades must be sporadically done.

I learned that from reading it here.

The answers are already in the thread for both questions about delayed payouts and about unconverted.

As a rule, in any forum, in any thread, read at least the last two pages before asking any question. Chances are over 90% your question has been answered already. This will help keep threads from being cluttered up with the same questions asked over and over again.

Wafflepool mentioned a few posts back that Cryptsy is having API and other issues today. I'm sure we'll see payouts soon. In the meantime, enjoy the
day's quite impressive profits so far.

Right now, perhaps temporarily or perhaps not, Wafflepool has changed that, and diff is now hardcoded at 512 as the operator
works on tweaking some things and improving profitability. More details can be found in the wafflepool thread.

Middlecoin hashrate right now: 13.8

Wafflepool hashrate right now: 12.4


When do we start taking bets on when we pass Middlecoin in hashrate? A week ago I wouldn't have believed it. But here we are.

Considering the growth rate (not to mention the head-shaking questions in this thread) Poolwaffle has done an outstanding job in my opinion.


As for passing Middlecoin, my bet is 13:00 UTC on Monday.

Hmm, I can't load the wafflepool.com webpage. API and mining work fine, but no webpage.

Is it just me or is anyone else having this problem?

EDIT: Looks like it works without the 'www' in front. A bit weird, since www.wafflepool.com was working before.

I strongly suspect this is related to the DNS issues from earlier today. It's likely just taking a while to trickle down to all the other DNS servers, one of which you are pointed to. I'd suggest 8.8.8.8 and 8.8..4.4 (google's dns server) rather than whatever your isp provides.

Ah, good. I was hoping someone would contribute something like this, much nicer than what I threw up there.

Thanks!

Yup, still seems to be something weird with uswest. Miner works fine, connects fine, shows shares submitting, but they don't show up on the webpage or API, and, I'm guessing, aren't being credited to us.

That's actually really funny. If you can be earning .026 BTC/1MHs/Day somewhere then why on earth aren't you over there doing it? If you find somewhere like this, please let me know, because I'd like to get it on it.

No, .026 on a regular basis is not even close to reasonable on any multipool (or even any coin) when averaged out of the past few months. You may get good days, sure, but your average will be far, far lower than that.


EDIT: My mistake, looks like you meant .026 per 1.85 MHS per day. Still high though.

Exactly. None of my rigs failed over to another server because from their point of view everything was just fine. Not a good problem at all.