another 130th/s would be that much more faster we all could find blocks.




I haven't been on kano long enough to have a real good long balanced average yet to really be able to say much. BUT I will say I did great per day getting in on the tail end of February and at the time not much hash power to throw at any pool. But so far I am likeing a few things about the pool quit a bit.    One is its relatively small size which does make it seem longer to get a reward for a block but nice that they are split between less people and I also like the fact that everything is there and transparent as well as small enough numbers to do the math on the work ver expected payments compared to the actual payouts so that you dont just have to trust and hope kano is keeping everything 100% honest.  Trust is great but its also even better to check and see for ones self that everything adds up..   hard to even know on some pools if what you get is what you should of got or not.    

one other thing I noticed RIGHT off the bat as soon as I pointed my rig to kano was that my hash rate shown for my share rate is always right compared to what rate my rigs are hashing. So I feel as if every hash counts with kano and not getting jipped on the counted hashrate compared to the rate the rigs are working at.   So thats got to add up over time as work that I'm getting paid for and not lost or undercounted.


and another thing is great that kano seems to be a Johny on the spot if anyone needs any help or has a ?  

Wake up on Friday and no block this is the big boy, >400% difficulty

That would be crazy luck. 22ph should avg just over 1 block per day. If we could hit 3 blocks every 2 days at this difficulty we would be doing amazingly well.

Shares are only cosmetic on the solo pool. It doesn't matter if you're getting them or not since they're just showing you that you're successfully mining and have no intrinsic value in solo mining. However if you are using cgminer, then solo.ckpool.org, like all ckpool based pools, supports the command line parameter that will allow you to suggest a suitable diff for your hardware to speed up the process of getting to your optimal diff. Add the following command to your cgminer parameters:

Solo has nothing to do with this pool

Antpool make a profit off their miners of well over 15 BTC each day in pool mining fees (over $5.5Million a year paid by miners) - so I guess they can afford to pay people in advance
Though I have no idea what the 5 confirms you are referring to is - since I don't go near their pool - it's bad for bitcoin.

Here also you can see exactly where the BTC goes and where your payout comes from.
I send the 99.1% to the pool payout address, then when that is able to be spent/sent (101 confirms) I send that directly to the miners.

You can't spend a block reward until 101 confirms.
(so it's a soon as I possibly can)

Thanks!

I saw the infos on 101+ confirmations on Kano website... I just wanted to know from someone (who has an s7) to aproximate on how many days would be with one s7. I repeat, approximate.

Regards!

It's not about how long you were mining, it's about what blocks the pool hit while you were.  We did not hit any blocks over the past 2 days until this morning.  Once that block matures at 101+ confirmations, it goes into the payout queue with zero transaction fees.  When we hit our next block, our pool will confirm that payout and you will get the payment (if you are not at the dust level).

EDIT:  The zero transaction fees maximizes the amount that goes into the payout pot for each block.  It goes to the Kano miners! 

Discarded means nothing.
It's just work that cgminer generated for the miner but wasn't used.
It has almost zero effect other than the effort of generating it, which is minimal and has no effect on the hash rate.

Your accepted rate on solo means nothing also unless you find a block.
Accepted shares on solo count for zero unless they are a block - on solo they are purely to show you that your miner is working, and nothing more.
How many you find will depend on the work difficulty - which again doesn't matter - but if you use a small miner, then the work difficulty will probably start high and thus you wont find many shares for a while - though again those shares are worth nothing unless you find a block.

Edit: there's an important difference between solo mining and pool mining.
In solo the shares mean nothing, but when you find a block you get it all (less a fee)
In pool mining, each share represents a reward, but if you find a block, it is shared with everyone on the pool ~based on their hashrate.

I don't have a good answer for you as I have never owned one of those. But I would take a wild guess and say you will probably never see any payout from this.