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Author Topic: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool  (Read 2591584 times)
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August 05, 2016, 10:18:34 AM
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We are on a roll! 3 blocks within 30 hours. Hot damn!

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August 06, 2016, 12:39:16 PM
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Cool Beans! Speaking of enthusiasm...BLOCK!! Grin
Which block are you referring to? We found two.

Btw, windpath, http://minefast.coincadence.com/p2pool-stats.php is getting confused.

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August 17, 2016, 02:21:25 PM
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i started using p2p pool with my asic block erupter, and also i can see it connects , current reward for block's is 0 btc but after 24 hours mining it is 0.01 btc,

so does this mean that after 24 hours if i connect and and mine and find a block i will be paid 0.01.??

also the bfg miner is showing 0.00 btc/ hr

then it updated to 196nbtc/hr

1 nBTC = 0.000000001 BTC

after it started accepting so it means its mining 196nbtc now for a hour right.??

so how to i get paid and when and how can i see how much has the bfg miner mined.Huh

there are lots of pools named p2pool

http://www.p2pool.com/

i am using this one , i don't know the pool mentioned here is the same one.

other places named p2pool

http://p2pool.in/

http://p2pool.org/

some guy on a another thread told me this was the officil p2pool thread can anyone help me

and let me know when i will be paid what i mined.??

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August 17, 2016, 03:58:51 PM
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So, first of all, when you mention a block erupter, you mean one of those little USB sticks that does about 333Mh/s, right?  I hate to burst your bubble here, but at current difficulty you would expect to earn about 0.00000039BTC a day.

With p2pool, to even get paid, you need to find a share to be added to the share chain.  That share needs to be on the payout list when somebody finds a block.  Currently, p2pool expects to take about 13 days to find a block.  This means if you are constantly mining with your BE and p2pool is finding blocks at about 100% luck, then every 13 days or so you would expect to see a payout of 0.00000507BTC, which is a dust transaction.  In other words, most mining pools wouldn't consider accepting that as a valid input to any transaction you might want to send, and your transactions would remain pretty much guaranteed not to ever confirm.

By they way, windpath owns/maintains p2pool.org.  He also runs minefast.coincadence.com (a good p2pool node).

I know you would like to mine, and seems like you want to be on p2pool; however, with that BE it just won't be worthwhile.

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August 18, 2016, 05:22:34 AM
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Thank's for our info i was a newbie to mining when i bought that , but now i have some good idea, i was considering buying a Antminer S5, the usb stick is for test purposes to test the p2pool and see i if my computer is compatible with miner's , it seems everything work's fine.

I am planning to upgrade to 1-5 Ant miner S5 ' s in a year. that would be like (1 TH/S to 5 TH/S in a day.)

so can you give me a overall output of how much an Antminer S5 would be able to mine in a day.( in about 1 TH/S )

Some say it could be upto 0.1 btc a day depending on the pool.

but i want P2pool info for Antminer S5

You seem pretty good in this stuff, it would really be helpful if you explainded the Antminer S5 specific's too. Thanks!!!

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August 19, 2016, 02:50:45 PM
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Your expected rewards are completely dependent on the current network difficulty and how much hash power you've got.  Remember, these are "expectations" not "what you're going to make".

Whoever told you that you can make 0.1BTC a day with an S5 is lying.  An S5, with 1.115TH/s expects to make 0.001336BTC a day.

I own an S5, and it's worked just fine for me.  I've never used it with p2pool, and I remember some people had issues (losing 10% of hash rate).  That was a year or so ago, and my memory is a bit fuzzy on the details Smiley.

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August 20, 2016, 12:17:19 PM
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I created a donation button for P2Pool miners. It can use any public P2Pool node as a data source.

Demo | GitHub

P2Pool donation button | Bitrated user: veqtrus.
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August 20, 2016, 04:13:50 PM
Last edit: August 21, 2016, 06:19:06 AM by tharani
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0.001 B is not bad for a day , but the ant miner takes huge amounts of current/voltage even though it says it takes only half the amount of the electricity of the other miner's in the market.

Usually for a household here the domestic allowance per household is 3kv.

On normal usage

(Fans,Different kind of lighting, Air conditioner, Washing machine ,Induction,Laptop,Lcd tv ,Mobiles charging,Kitchen appliances, Dvd player)

Takes around 200-450 volts for 2 months.

That is approximately 17 dollars for 2 months.

But the Antminer consumes

The AntMiner S5 consumed 13.88 KWH of electricity for a day of mining.Which is 2795 volts for 24 hours , it's almost 10 times higher than a normal household voltage consumption.

Kwh to Volts converter

http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/kw-to-volt-calculator.htm


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Hashing power                                              1155 GH/s
Continuous power                                          578 Watts
Daily usage                                                  13.88 KWH

as per this user review

http://bitcoinrancher.com/bitmain-antminer-s5-power-consumption/

So the power factor is a high consideration but if you say it makes 0.1b In Average run of 24 hours , then it would be able to make 2.5-3 btc a month.

So the Average earning would be 1800 dollars monthly .

With current costs around 75 dollars for 24 hours

which comes around 2250 dollars monthly.

So you gonna make 1800 dollars but how will you pay the current bills then.??

Then probably if you wanna just run it for a week then it's probably ok , but a month uh oh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was a calculation on the basis the antminer makes 0.1B per day , but a user here say's it dosen't

some reviews of the antminer s5

http://www.amazon.in/AntMiner-S5-~1155Gh-0-51W-Bitcoin/dp/B00RCTIY4G

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I have three of these running along with an S3 and I produce (on average) 0.1 BTC every other day. It's weird... I charge $80 an hour for my tech services but I'm so much more excited over that damned $12 a day that I ever was over what I do for a living Smiley

check the amazon reviews

but i don't know in average it might produce 0.001B-0.1B as per a bitcoin talk member and an amazon member review.

These calculations are for 0.1B per day

For 0.001B the miner approximately gives 0.03B with the same power consumption charges, which is even more loss.








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August 20, 2016, 11:58:53 PM
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0.001 B is not bad for a day , but the ant miner takes huge amounts of current/voltage even though it says it takes only half the amount of the electricity of the other miner's in the market.

Usually for a household here the domestic allowance per household is 3kv.

On normal usage

(Fans,Different kind of lighting, Air conditioner, Washing machine ,Induction,Laptop,Lcd tv ,Mobiles charging,Kitchen appliances, Dvd player)

Takes around 200-450 volts for 2 months.

That is approximately 17 dollars for 2 months.

But the Antminer consumes

The AntMiner S5 consumed 13.88 KWH of electricity for a day of mining.Which is 2795 volts for 24 hours , it's almost 10 times higher than a normal household voltage consumption.

Kwh to Volts converter

http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/kw-to-volt-calculator.htm


AntMiner S5

Hashing power                                              1155 GH/s
Continuous power                                          578 Watts
Daily usage                                                  13.88 KWH

as per this user review

http://bitcoinrancher.com/bitmain-antminer-s5-power-consumption/

So the power factor is a high consideration but if you say it makes 0.001b In Average run of 24 hours , then it would be able to make 2.5-3 btc a month.

So the Average earning would be 1800 dollars monthly .

With current costs around 75 dollars for 24 hours

which comes around 2250 dollars monthly.

So you gonna make 1800 dollars but how will you pay the current bills then.??

Then probably if you wanna just run it for a week then it's probably ok , but a month uh oh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am not going to tackle the basic electrical theory and its application portion of your post, but I will say that your calculations for monthly BTC earnings are off by a factor of 10^2. Using your estimates and your rounding of decimals, you should have gotten something more like 0.03BTC a month (30 days) not 3BTC.

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August 21, 2016, 05:58:31 AM
Last edit: August 21, 2016, 06:14:04 AM by tharani
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Yeah i noted that , i was keeping in mind if maximum was mined 0.1Btc per day

then then i though omg it was corrected to 0.001Btc per day ,Then i though omg i miscalculated let me just update it and go to sleep but thn i thought lt me just wake up and update it but thanks you took care of the correction for me.

So basically that's a value for 0.1B per day

For 0.001Btc per day its indeed 0.03Btc per month.

So you gonna pay around 2250 dollars of electricity bill and make what 18 dollars per month.Huh

Has anyone any idea's about antminer s7 it  has 3 th/s more hashpower than s5 .

Better consider Antiminer S9 which has 14 Th/s.

??

But the power consumption must be equally huge right.??


This was a calculation on the basis the antminer makes 0.1B per day , but a user here say's it dosen't

some reviews of the antminer s5

http://www.amazon.in/AntMiner-S5-~1155Gh-0-51W-Bitcoin/dp/B00RCTIY4G

By Comp21 - Published on Amazon.com
Verified Purchase

I have three of these running along with an S3 and I produce (on average) 0.1 BTC every other day. It's weird... I charge $80 an hour for my tech services but I'm so much more excited over that damned $12 a day that I ever was over what I do for a living.

check the amazon reviews

but i don't know in average it might produce 0.001B - 0.1B as per a bitcoin talk member and an amazon member review.

These calculations are for 0.1B per day

For 0.001B the miner approximately gives 0.03B with the same power consumption charges, which is even more loss.






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August 21, 2016, 09:16:52 AM
Last edit: August 21, 2016, 12:16:16 PM by tharani
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The Antminer s9 has 13 th/s more hashpower than the antminer s5 or s7

Power
1375
Hash Rate
14,000.0 GH/s
Mines
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Power cost per day
$ 3.96
Return Per Day
$ 4.48
Profit Ratio
113%
Return Per Week
$ 31.33
Return Per Month
$ 134.27
Return Per Year
$ 1,633.60
Cost per GH/s
$ 0.1500
Payback period
469 days
Annual Return Percentage
77%

not bad for 14 th/s

so a average s5 mines 0.001B a day a antminer s9 would mine 13 times faster

more about s9 here

http://news.dinbits.com/2016/06/life-after-bitcoin-halving-bitmains.html

more about s9 here in bitcointalk

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1493601.msg15992358#msg15992358




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August 21, 2016, 12:25:59 PM
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diff changes ... assuming it doesn't helps you make bad decisions.

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August 21, 2016, 12:55:50 PM
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I don't know yeah different views on different miner's , yeah i am confused as well , but unless i buy one and personally run it in my home i am not gonna know how much it is gonna make in a day.

It differ's from country to country , so i think the best would be to buy anything in a single piece and then go forward to buying more, for now i will buy the

s5

s7

or the s9

depending on if my funds get recovered or not.

Smiley

or else i will just start from the s5 and gradually accumulate and get the s7 and the s5.

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August 26, 2016, 10:29:45 PM
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What happened to P2Pool?  It's been a while since I've mined on P2Pool.  I got a shiny new Antminer S7 so I fired up my old P2Pool node.  I see that the time to block is 10 days!  Back in the day we used to find blocks every few hours.  Why doesn't anyone mine on P2Pool anymore?  Despite the high variance, from what I can tell the luck has been very good.  There's no need to trust pool operators.  All the old reasons are still valid, but there's only 3 smallish farms mining on P2Pool and a handful of small guys like me with one or two rigs.

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What happened to P2Pool?  It's been a while since I've mined on P2Pool.  I got a shiny new Antminer S7 so I fired up my old P2Pool node.  I see that the time to block is 10 days!  Back in the day we used to find blocks every few hours.  Why doesn't anyone mine on P2Pool anymore?  Despite the high variance, from what I can tell the luck has been very good.  There's no need to trust pool operators.  All the old reasons are still valid, but there's only 3 smallish farms mining on P2Pool and a handful of small guys like me with one or two rigs.

No clue brother.

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August 27, 2016, 06:06:54 AM
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What happened to P2Pool?

Three main reasons, as I see it:

1) Most Antminers (including the S4, S5, and S7, and possibly the S3) have problems with p2pool, and will lose hashrate and become unstable unless you use a special firmware. These problems were fixed with the S9, but during the earlier generations, p2pool lost a lot of hashrate.

2) As block sizes increased, the CPU load on p2pool nodes has increased as well. In order to get reasonable efficiency with p2pool, you now need a fairly fast CPU, like a 3+ GHz Sandy Bridge or faster. Network bandwidth and latency requirements have also increased.

3) There's no Chinese installation manual for p2pool.

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August 27, 2016, 08:00:54 AM
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What happened to P2Pool?

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2) As block sizes increased, the CPU load on p2pool nodes has increased as well. In order to get reasonable efficiency with p2pool, you now need a fairly fast CPU, like a 3+ GHz Sandy Bridge or faster. Network bandwidth and latency requirements have also increased.

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I disagree with you regarding CPU load based on my own testing using both bare-metal and virtual servers. It has been my observation that a p2pool node's efficiency is most affected by the responsiveness of the attached storage array. I found that my getwork times on a Samsung 850 EVO SSD were about 1/2 of that found on a Western Digital Black HDD and that node efficiency improved over 5% as well.

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August 28, 2016, 04:45:17 AM
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I disagree with you regarding CPU load
Maybe it's just a problem I have had because I tend to run p2pool nodes with a lot of hashrate. I also always do SSDs, so I've never seen the HDD->SSD improvement.

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I disagree with you regarding CPU load

Maybe it's just a problem I have had because I tend to run p2pool nodes with a lot of hashrate. I also always do SSDs, so I've never seen the HDD->SSD improvement.

How many clients are connecting to your node? The difficulty of each share submitted by a client should be commiserate with its hashrate. Unless you have >1000 clients connecting to your node, I do not see how your CPU would be a factor. I run a lowly Xeon X3450 and the sucker is only pushing a 15 minute load average of 0.31.

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August 30, 2016, 12:03:15 AM
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1) Most Antminers (including the S4, S5, and S7, and possibly the S3) have problems with p2pool, and will lose hashrate and become unstable unless you use a special firmware. These problems were fixed with the S9, but during the earlier generations, p2pool lost a lot of hashrate.

I've used a dozen S1's and one S7 with P2Pool and haven't noticed any lost hashrate.  Is this an accepted thing?  Should I be looking into that special firmware?

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