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January 06, 2018, 03:24:43 PM
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...my derp was 0.00481861. With the same hashpower at Nicehash I made .0089 and .00931 at BTC.com.  ...
You're comparing apples to oranges. You're looking at what you will get from the current block (out of the next 5) and comparing it to what you got in total somewhere else. Granted, you'll not get a total of 5x the amount of the next block, but you have to remember that the next block is just a fraction of what you will get in total.

Can you please tell me more? I mean, draw an example? with numbers?

EDIT: you are saying that this derp from ck = 0.00481861 its something like 0.00481861 x 5 = 0.02409305. In other words, I will receive 0.02409305 split for the next 5 blocks?

EDIT2: I am not a fast learner and I have no shame of that Sad, shame I have to not understand something
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January 06, 2018, 04:39:52 PM
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....EDIT: you are saying that this derp from ck = 0.00481861 its something like 0.00481861 x 5 = 0.02409305. In other words, I will receive 0.02409305 split for the next 5 blocks?
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OK lets use simple numbers to keep it simple...

Lets pretend it takes a total of 1,000 shares to find 1 block (and to keep it simple, we'll pretend that it always takes 1,000 shares)
If you mine and submit 10 shares (and you then stop mining):

You get 1% of the payout in block 1
and
You get 0.5% of the payout in block 2
and
You get 0.333% of the payout in block 3
and
You get 0.25% of the payout in block 4
and
You get 0.2% of the payout in block 5

All for those 10 shares of that 1st needed 1,000

Note:None of these numbers are real and only for demonstration of how the system works.

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January 06, 2018, 05:33:49 PM
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....EDIT: you are saying that this derp from ck = 0.00481861 its something like 0.00481861 x 5 = 0.02409305. In other words, I will receive 0.02409305 split for the next 5 blocks?
...
OK lets use simple numbers to keep it simple...

Lets pretend it takes a total of 1,000 shares to find 1 block (and to keep it simple, we'll pretend that it always takes 1,000 shares)
If you mine and submit 10 shares (and you then stop mining):

You get 1% of the payout in block 1
and
You get 0.5% of the payout in block 2
and
You get 0.333% of the payout in block 3
and
You get 0.25% of the payout in block 4
and
You get 0.2% of the payout in block 5

All for those 10 shares of that 1st needed 1,000

Note:None of these numbers are real and only for demonstration of how the system works.

i GOT IT!!! Ty for this man. I really appreciate that.
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January 06, 2018, 07:18:01 PM
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....EDIT: you are saying that this derp from ck = 0.00481861 its something like 0.00481861 x 5 = 0.02409305. In other words, I will receive 0.02409305 split for the next 5 blocks?
...
OK lets use simple numbers to keep it simple...

Lets pretend it takes a total of 1,000 shares to find 1 block (and to keep it simple, we'll pretend that it always takes 1,000 shares)
If you mine and submit 10 shares (and you then stop mining):

You get 1% of the payout in block 1
and
You get 0.5% of the payout in block 2
and
You get 0.333% of the payout in block 3
and
You get 0.25% of the payout in block 4
and
You get 0.2% of the payout in block 5

All for those 10 shares of that 1st needed 1,000

Note:None of these numbers are real and only for demonstration of how the system works.

i GOT IT!!! Ty for this man. I really appreciate that.
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January 06, 2018, 10:25:08 PM
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How can we access this list?  Are there any other hidden stats we can access?
They used http://ckpool.org/pool/pool.work and did some manual math

I did write a little script to help automate the math work a little. If Ck doesn't mind the extra hits on his web server, I can run the script once a week and post the results. 

This will be a great stat to have access to along with the payouts to show the hash per user payout. Everyone loves stats... ck please consider adding and thx for your contribution puntpasskick and others whom have posted these manual lists... nicely done!

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January 06, 2018, 10:26:43 PM
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How can we access this list?  Are there any other hidden stats we can access?
They used http://ckpool.org/pool/pool.work and did some manual math

I did write a little script to help automate the math work a little. If Ck doesn't mind the extra hits on his web server, I can run the script once a week and post the results.  

This will be a great stat to have access to along with the payouts to show the hash per user payout. Everyone loves stats... ck please consider adding and thx for your contribution puntpasskick and others whom have posted these manual lists... nicely done!
I was thinking of it myself after the recent posts, but it will require a little bit of code and a pool restart. I'll keep you posted if I have time to do that in the near future or not.

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January 07, 2018, 01:46:12 PM
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How can we access this list?  Are there any other hidden stats we can access?
They used http://ckpool.org/pool/pool.work and did some manual math

I did write a little script to help automate the math work a little. If Ck doesn't mind the extra hits on his web server, I can run the script once a week and post the results.  

This will be a great stat to have access to along with the payouts to show the hash per user payout. Everyone loves stats... ck please consider adding and thx for your contribution puntpasskick and others whom have posted these manual lists... nicely done!
I was thinking of it myself after the recent posts, but it will require a little bit of code and a pool restart. I'll keep you posted if I have time to do that in the near future or not.

I can run my script every Sunday until it is no longer needed or useful.


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Top 75 Contributors to the pool over the last 7 days

Rank -> User -> Hashrate GH/s -> %
1   1EcH7pHYTHLo3cbdXfkf6e6Zh5JzCPGumc    4840000.0  ->  90.98%
2   1GeniexG7MnLr9WH48jG1cPLqgGbqUsaFM    96400.0    ->  1.81%
3   3HWbABbZj1pNWGE8njHNQqDfGC4c5ZMDnA    82100.0    ->  1.54%
4   1FVK2VLqWUpFSqptLmg5DZM9NcKWDA6QQF    44400.0    ->  0.83%
5   3Lp6dqavhqjGR8NLKhXYm8Q5d5351Wb2Xg    24500.0    ->  0.46%
6   17zyuMZzuD4cd4WCP24WcnnMcBkYiRc3es    20100.0    ->  0.38%
7   1CZfNZtSaJN2k8FmeipCwqLYmNK59kZvED    16500.0    ->  0.31%
8   1P1tmRHdXGqhD4BXgwLQK6WjZaXrLGXh1     14900.0    ->  0.28%
9   1Dsf35RmLdGRa9iwUuuZVH1YUuawsGQktv    14500.0    ->  0.27%
10  1Q3j9nyM353ikitd2qj5AYy7EnKywQkMHD    13800.0    ->  0.26%
11  12rMUe15NqZsLDUaJb5VWwgshR3Gvqr3ha    12200.0    ->  0.23%
12  1BHYzdSHRd8kNSrQeSQytS2yQs1wynXEyj    9170.0     ->  0.17%
13  17fLF6ZYXFDqpistGUyLnKuPcGhrQ7Xuqm    7880.0     ->  0.15%
14  3B7W3JVQVTdWexNXAJRnAv2uukPGMe3XsV    7750.0     ->  0.15%
15  1FTwbE7DagdmaCbuCFW3yb9FHZsUgdRoSa    6240.0     ->  0.12%
16  17gWFbqYyQHFziHJ4rhkSBUsR2EWZJz1yd    6230.0     ->  0.12%
17  16iuKEfX5VVsZP55o8eyikMRhPbHHVSmYS    6160.0     ->  0.12%
18  1H2R6s1RknrszdZQ5j1AXbS16Kc1YzgxG5    4710.0     ->  0.09%
19  167xueEDo5Nu2Zz4wCCMJ6MiJVyDVNg5v9    4340.0     ->  0.08%
20  3LAJw3T5mJTxwhzxM6n6jqbigyEWFHfbiZ    3870.0     ->  0.07%
21  1Cko1QNx7mC4dS5R2mcm12zYpDCQJt5rmm    3440.0     ->  0.06%
22  18Tc7P4L5D6LyEhNVcJgCcgzCC58iFXeG2    3280.0     ->  0.06%
23  1MNA8JbGwS85HuWeoitZSk4KnQwBvLFQBm    3170.0     ->  0.06%
24  17g9Frex53fVUzX45Dw28Caw4pFYVmHAbn    2860.0     ->  0.05%
25  1FGYWHoK6DoezFsqKFKcoQBqTQHFKbX9BT    2680.0     ->  0.05%
26  1LFepM1Jv84nWo9hTeG5SbasXM7kHVnAaZ    2430.0     ->  0.05%
27  1KMzjrA4LEpBwN3oqXkKfE2yewf9bFzPSy    2100.0     ->  0.04%
28  1NpJZ84TYRgjD9jFcevd5HtTWXnuceV9h7    2030.0     ->  0.04%
29  1AhnyWPGwkWjrxtz6khAQNhuvppRW7eV8h    1970.0     ->  0.04%
30  1Lu4coZqQxgaSrXsB3Y1ZctDjKgRNVugd8    1600.0     ->  0.03%
31  16eL9bEP9J3cejVjTAmUdRyY1Zg264ZFyJ    1530.0     ->  0.03%
32  12v4oypi7qUpkfkMWAeHHtxv9jZyBy32S7    1530.0     ->  0.03%
33  1KeR1jwghL5oHTSiDEfRZpfsKkh8CUopLr    1530.0     ->  0.03%
34  1EwdYoduBKW1GvkMWMeHXZowFrwUruD9Z     1280.0     ->  0.02%
35  1CG7yajZY9fDVB1g2yQ46DRsqYG6YYNMgF    1240.0     ->  0.02%
36  13thF1oor6CAwyzyxXPNnRvu3nhhYeqZdc    1230.0     ->  0.02%
37  1GzyZmmNyo2P16RUAh5TnKBFLFs4FbgfiC    1220.0     ->  0.02%
38  198fMgE5q92r3HUWCrWiobBWQAq9d8FHAx    1170.0     ->  0.02%
39  1EyYkx1L5ncJdi5jdLgYjnzDf9b8gcxCmW    1050.0     ->  0.02%
40  144xhJYYvPsW8a31ZJ244YjBEEJc3h2dsk    985.0      ->  0.02%
41  16r2NjZuLmye6v34L9ySqDVzRk4aScmAU2    924.0      ->  0.02%
42  1EebvdLuomZmtHA24RDBhV7YDMpJVL9SRh    796.0      ->  0.01%
43  15gDHc8UEER5hh1Vvm19iE9iGqvxzQGpHb    653.0      ->  0.01%
44  13knTbSfXtjxyRz3MSvkeshuFcMFbYvW7N    643.0      ->  0.01%
45  1N8M8JQizJQt9NSkdtFo4Ghc5MjTHwYYAY    557.0      ->  0.01%
46  156LHoAYzsv9Mn9h1WoydRu1Bv1tmuheMd    535.0      ->  0.01%
47  1PQSwTHPp7FadAKdxtuooiVAvo9Q6tWonw    480.0      ->  0.01%
48  1Q3Zt4aJg3GC2kBQKTyh8K9RGkNnaFMLJf    477.0      ->  0.01%
49  1G5JAdsZn5ohUyqgTYVZJXKKsd3EoXmrSy    464.0      ->  0.01%
50  1NCmczeEcL3rrNcRpcXZFYLDuGTNcMe3JD    464.0      ->  0.01%
51  1DZ2wfFTc1bUhVUC9fSBKitTYZWibr3M7H    457.0      ->  0.01%
52  15aknGQMitT85bA5Zckr3Jpzm23y4Phyd4    455.0      ->  0.01%
53  1BsmsGXpoBZeYFNJnEGvEepKxwe1qQfY9V    441.0      ->  0.01%
54  1MVFBkkRXyRhQeQTVsVoNP7t8KCiTpdjZ5    428.0      ->  0.01%
55  1MEo4aCnSbKA5FaBSVCEPQQYpxRr9MZ4be    424.0      ->  0.01%
56  17rmwiTYff18SRnXsoPW78DaHKPJZudcq1    415.0      ->  0.01%
57  1PQpXWxANK2uJCcwro3MFQTyrSMFZ2Fkfa    379.0      ->  0.01%
58  37yUwRDY2jrNraAYMJQmnmWtrm2cxvUkNt    376.0      ->  0.01%
59  17PrHnctDELLPLcSP7xLqrU2FSNpEpw9gu    376.0      ->  0.01%
60  1F9x6joosgE57enbw6fGvnFjNXHBgLRrAL    317.0      ->  0.01%
61  1P5h7hK8d9vCicMAAdp9j3aTFsyEEHT3tU    297.0      ->  0.01%
62  1BitbeececVVArCqaANj9SWnTJM5GorQDB    247.0      ->  0.00%
63  3LtAacrfqNdegPvV1JTcVj8UsaTXHBD3rH    245.0      ->  0.00%
64  1Q7d66KHufeBgKcJu1BZEVKjZH7tyMZ4Ez    245.0      ->  0.00%
65  1J4j9V32NLhFkbFkXEfZvcH2L5wtr45bBf    203.0      ->  0.00%
66  36NUS5Z3xJGJDVTEGq5mKV2bfsG3aSLfce    201.0      ->  0.00%
67  1EwLgCwVnZb4EUeM1xSkBeHgHEgtxQimLC    188.0      ->  0.00%
68  1JEbrzFxDg16Dysyv4eHneK4ST1nY3EoCQ    182.0      ->  0.00%
69  1Leon1Z1X7fn54Rki2ubMUvdkCJJtipUQY    181.0      ->  0.00%
70  1AnJHGLmBBhwxTmn8avcZ9FANUpq84Aczq    177.0      ->  0.00%
71  1JDQZS4JXkDiv2g7vckwizZGH7LinYtDd5    170.0      ->  0.00%
72  1MWdHcmkCNFaZoVetw3PiBzJwE7ZqWPcNW    166.0      ->  0.00%
73  3DRC9BSNurzDqFFeCC75e57rUrJSmwJXcX    157.0      ->  0.00%
74  12MiYVyrVt5bLLH1vpxYprnEtEWTEHxL3n    141.0      ->  0.00%
75  36Kr7cSKqLQJwUHj9EQ79nkrS9zgddvsxt    138.0      ->  0.00%

Top 25 Contributors on the 'Postponed List' over the last 7 days

Rank -> User -> Hashrate GH/s -> %
1   167xueEDo5Nu2Zz4wCCMJ6MiJVyDVNg5v9    4340.0     ->  0.08%
2   3LAJw3T5mJTxwhzxM6n6jqbigyEWFHfbiZ    3870.0     ->  0.07%
3   1MNA8JbGwS85HuWeoitZSk4KnQwBvLFQBm    3170.0     ->  0.06%
4   1FGYWHoK6DoezFsqKFKcoQBqTQHFKbX9BT    2680.0     ->  0.05%
5   16eL9bEP9J3cejVjTAmUdRyY1Zg264ZFyJ    1530.0     ->  0.03%
6   1EwdYoduBKW1GvkMWMeHXZowFrwUruD9Z     1280.0     ->  0.02%
7   1CG7yajZY9fDVB1g2yQ46DRsqYG6YYNMgF    1240.0     ->  0.02%
8   1GzyZmmNyo2P16RUAh5TnKBFLFs4FbgfiC    1220.0     ->  0.02%
9   15gDHc8UEER5hh1Vvm19iE9iGqvxzQGpHb    653.0      ->  0.01%
10  1N8M8JQizJQt9NSkdtFo4Ghc5MjTHwYYAY    557.0      ->  0.01%
11  1PQSwTHPp7FadAKdxtuooiVAvo9Q6tWonw    480.0      ->  0.01%
12  1G5JAdsZn5ohUyqgTYVZJXKKsd3EoXmrSy    464.0      ->  0.01%
13  1NCmczeEcL3rrNcRpcXZFYLDuGTNcMe3JD    464.0      ->  0.01%
14  1DZ2wfFTc1bUhVUC9fSBKitTYZWibr3M7H    457.0      ->  0.01%
15  15aknGQMitT85bA5Zckr3Jpzm23y4Phyd4    455.0      ->  0.01%
16  1BsmsGXpoBZeYFNJnEGvEepKxwe1qQfY9V    441.0      ->  0.01%
17  1MVFBkkRXyRhQeQTVsVoNP7t8KCiTpdjZ5    428.0      ->  0.01%
18  1MEo4aCnSbKA5FaBSVCEPQQYpxRr9MZ4be    424.0      ->  0.01%
19  17rmwiTYff18SRnXsoPW78DaHKPJZudcq1    415.0      ->  0.01%
20  1PQpXWxANK2uJCcwro3MFQTyrSMFZ2Fkfa    379.0      ->  0.01%
21  37yUwRDY2jrNraAYMJQmnmWtrm2cxvUkNt    376.0      ->  0.01%
22  1F9x6joosgE57enbw6fGvnFjNXHBgLRrAL    317.0      ->  0.01%
23  1P5h7hK8d9vCicMAAdp9j3aTFsyEEHT3tU    297.0      ->  0.01%
24  3LtAacrfqNdegPvV1JTcVj8UsaTXHBD3rH    245.0      ->  0.00%
25  1Q7d66KHufeBgKcJu1BZEVKjZH7tyMZ4Ez    245.0      ->  0.00%

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1   1CZfNZtSaJN2k8FmeipCwqLYmNK59kZvED    16500.0    ->  0.31%
2   167xueEDo5Nu2Zz4wCCMJ6MiJVyDVNg5v9    4340.0     ->  0.08%
3   3LAJw3T5mJTxwhzxM6n6jqbigyEWFHfbiZ    3870.0     ->  0.07%
4   1EwdYoduBKW1GvkMWMeHXZowFrwUruD9Z     1280.0     ->  0.02%
5   3Jrnfz5sKqD6YQXyUSYEZohHfmLtUgvYg2    118.0      ->  0.00%
6   1DXMqBzbGXcS97b1y3AD9PpsFGeC52dz8k    109.0      ->  0.00%
7   1EKzi4n6dyvaVWVaVndAkuaFCwLJaAGbY     49.0       ->  0.00%
8   16vr4dvHwNBNTUXHhUjRTNyms2AqqtijSX    16.2       ->  0.00%
9   18Yegrzq3uKPMw2MLXiTmbesEUX7R1U9Eb    4.78       ->  0.00%
10  3KQRVsffcrZBhqy3ZAg9Ptq6PBNEgFdvFN    4.12       ->  0.00%
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18  1GFHofTxDv9spbaG6kW7SynQtg6k4sYftS    1.02       ->  0.00%
19  18ZXtReUpdGDvy1gUaGWad4EBS1VZ8K1d6    0.897      ->  0.00%
20  1LFTMubheFCj71z1H6fm3NfKfQne4Ybj8a    0.784      ->  0.00%
21  3EbyvnNGhrgXJrqewwAe8iMKaejkRmffhF    0.585      ->  0.00%
22  18rVKbiRsMdY7dC7w7xnoxPjmapPHwmyBc    0.438      ->  0.00%
23  1KmBwFEwojLVTwh3nvkWzbxWRxZAVUDQQG    0.295      ->  0.00%
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26  1L6TC1RJMGxmUYLZocPPsfn5KxKsoE31Lj    0.203      ->  0.00%
27  16fjWqnTHnnYcdD548yYeUnEgUUrUCoVE1    0.126      ->  0.00%
28  1133NT1paUfkniyBRYG7gTfvWkNBdRrrLQ    0.102      ->  0.00%
29  1BCZthZptVcBq7qJAcJax4FQqm1TkSvCc6    0.076      ->  0.00%
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31  1PDzidt5YACH51k8eL6BpCqKEgiqRkTAhf    0.072      ->  0.00%
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35  167CSELzSB6KqprEtjLLiiveanWVuRNirX    0.023      ->  0.00%
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January 07, 2018, 02:48:59 PM
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Hey Everyone,

This is probably the wrong place to make my first post but here it goes. I'm new to this, idk why but a few days ago out of nowhere I've decided to get into mining. Right now I'm just doing browser mining which is taking FOREVER (20 h/s) I know it's inefficient but my computer is running all the time anyways. Now to get to my question, I already have the CGminer software on my computer and its directed towards CKPool and it's all setup and ready for a device, only issue is idk which one to go with. My budget is around $500 (I'm not cheap, I'm broke) and I was leaning towards going with x4 overclocked Gekkoscience 2 pac (estimated 60 GH/S) with a Anker USB hub and an Arctic Freeze fan. What are your opinions on that setup and how well would it do on CKPool or what are your recommendations on a rig/setup for my kind of budget that will run well with CKPool and get a decent payout? I know it's nothing robust but it would be easy to break down and take with me when I travel... when I actually have money.

Also I'm not running into this with the blind ambition of getting rich.

Oh, one other thing. I'm in the U.S., Eastern Timezone, What would be the best port to direct my software to?

Thanks for any input!!!

Mods: My apologies if this is the wrong place to post this, please move to appropriate sub forum. Reason I posted here is because my setup will be dedicated to CKPool.

Good morning, Sith_Ari. I’m in a similar spot as you, just slightly ahead. I played with CPU mining for about a week on Slushpool with very minimal results. I then took the leap and purchased four 2Pac miners and CGMiner on two old MacBook Pros (mid 2009 model and a 2007 model). I’m also doing CPU mining for Monero on the same computers. The 2007 model burnt out with one 2pac directly connected and one in a powered USB hub. Sad Farewell old friend. Over the period of a couple weeks I e gotten my system closer and closer to all four miners running on a fresh Linux setup. I now have one 2pac churning away directly connected to the Linux computer and three other 2pacs on fairly weak powered USB hubs on the Mac. I’ll be investing in a Plugable 7 port USB hub to run three of the miners and one of the el cheapos to run the fourth. There is a whole thread on bitcointalk.org about USB hubs for the 2pac.

I’m also on the East Coast. I connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ckpool.org:3333.

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16th place on the payouts.... soon to be 14th
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Ah yes that's better...next up to 13th...



I should like a block in the next 3-4 days thank you..
Or now...
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January 08, 2018, 03:47:51 AM
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Any guesses on when or how many days from now we would reel in a nice block? guesses for fun...
I guesstimate 16 days, whats your guess?

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January 08, 2018, 04:46:42 AM
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Any guesses on when or how many days from now we would reel in a nice block? guesses for fun...
I guesstimate 16 days, whats your guess?

The next block will come fast... My 2 T9’s are hashing hard, spitting out big shares, and move on up the list!

This pool is awesome.  It’s fun to watch yourself and others move up.  I just wish the stats were in an easy to read format.   Someone with the skills, please make a great website for the pool.  

Anyone interested in changing over to this pool should jump in, watch your workers climb that Payout list!  


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January 08, 2018, 06:36:08 AM
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Any guesses on when or how many days from now we would reel in a nice block? guesses for fun...
I guesstimate 16 days, whats your guess?

The next block will come fast... My 2 T9’s are hashing hard, spitting out big shares, and move on up the list!

This pool is awesome.  It’s fun to watch yourself and others move up.  I just wish the stats were in an easy to read format.   Someone with the skills, please make a great website for the pool.  

Anyone interested in changing over to this pool should jump in, watch your workers climb that Payout list!  




I kind of like the googlesk approach to no design what so ever lol - reminded me its a special place. I may put some work in and design some UI after our next block party.

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January 08, 2018, 11:03:37 AM
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Can someone explain the way the pool works stats work?

I see it refreshes regularly but new block "height" changes along with the rewards amount... Are these different blocks getting confirmations on rotation or ?

I am a bit confused as to what its showing is it shuffling through various blocks being confirmed?

Thanks in advance... I am used to seeing how slush shows their incoming blocks in sequence and wondering on the mechanics of the works stats...


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January 08, 2018, 12:27:43 PM
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Can someone explain the way the pool works stats work?

I see it refreshes regularly but new block "height" changes along with the rewards amount...
That is the height of the block we (and the rest of the network) are current working on and the exact amount our total reward (including tx fees) will be if we find a block at that exact moment.

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January 08, 2018, 01:34:02 PM
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is everything working right with the payouts?
on the jan 5th block i got a payout and i havent mined here for months.. ?

it was pretty significant too about 18$ .0012 btc..

the thing i was only mining here with 5 compacs so my hash rate would have been about 60ghs..

thats like almost a whole years worth of bitcoin mining on that hash rate in one block?


if everything is working ok, maybe i should put them back on this pool haha.. they are solo mining on solo ck now.. for a slim to non chance of a block..
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January 08, 2018, 01:52:44 PM
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is everything working right with the payouts?
on the jan 5th block i got a payout and i havent mined here for months.. ?

it was pretty significant too about 18$ .0012 btc..

the thing i was only mining here with 5 compacs so my hash rate would have been about 60ghs..

thats like almost a whole years worth of bitcoin mining on that hash rate in one block?


if everything is working ok, maybe i should put them back on this pool haha.. they are solo mining on solo ck now.. for a slim to non chance of a block..

When the pool 1st started I mined here for a while.  I'm still on the list and have received the last 3 payouts.  Drove me nuts for a while wondering where this .03 BTC came from.  I figure 1 or 2 more and I'll drop off the list.  Makes me wish I hadn't sold the S9.

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January 08, 2018, 01:57:22 PM
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Any guesses on when or how many days from now we would reel in a nice block? guesses for fun...
I guesstimate 16 days, whats your guess?

Well, we hit a block on Friday morning and here it is Monday morning and our diff is already up to 20.  16 days isn't a bad guess.  It's nice to see movement here.  Honestly, I'm splitting my hash between here and another pool just because I need to pay the electric bills somehow, but if we keep going like this, I'll be here with 100% of it 100% of the time.  I certainly like this pool a lot better.
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Quick question about the payouts.

I'm nowhere near the top 100, but moving up the list slowly with my four little 2pacs. I've been mining here four a week or two, and a block was found here on Friday. My "postposed" is still at 0 (zero). Is that because I haven't mined here very long and I get passed up by the system on this most recent block? I'm just trying to fully understand the system.

Thanks.
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January 08, 2018, 06:23:03 PM
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Hi Guys,

I'm new here (1st post).

I have a question. any frontend or pretty view for pool results? http://ckpool.org/users/{bitcoin wallet here} or http://ckpool.org/pool/

Thanks!
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Quick question about the payouts.

I'm nowhere near the top 100, but moving up the list slowly with my four little 2pacs. I've been mining here four a week or two, and a block was found here on Friday. My "postposed" is still at 0 (zero). Is that because I haven't mined here very long and I get passed up by the system on this most recent block? I'm just trying to fully understand the system.

Thanks.
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