You do not want to auto switch . This is not the time for me to explain why as I need a lot of time to show the down sides of it.
Are you referring to Nemos re:auto switch?
Please elaborate on downsides when you find time/inspiration.
I thing auto-switching scenario on zpool works in general, the issues with graph sometimes not showing balances are not really issues at all because pool does record your hashes under "Balance" heading.
But the big question remains: is it more profitable than mining single coin?
And regarding profitability: MPH charges 0.9% fee vs 3%(?) on nicehash.
have you heard that a stopped clock has perfect time twice a day?
My watch is stopped at 11 so at 11 am and 11 pm it is perfect.
auto switching is always chasing the hot coin = fact
lets say you set switching at 3 minutes min so eth is what you are on the program constantly checks to see if any coin is better and after 3 minutes time it switches to zec
this means you were not on zec for 3 minutes of hotness so 10,000 other pc's since since they have the same program you do. and in 3 minutes that switch cause zec to be less hot then eth. thus you are always chasing the hot coin.
this is very simplified since the more people with auto switching the more true it is . if only 100 people in the world do it then it is less true.
but I carry it forward to the idea that lots of people do it.
next do you switch every 1 min 2 min 3 min 4 min 5 min 6 min 7 min 8 min 9 min 10 min etc
every switch you make costs $$ how much time to ramp up to full speed on a switch.
so a 10 minute switch cost less in ramp up costs but it is likely to cost in chasing the hot coin costs.
a 1 minute switch cost more in ramp up time but it is cost less in chasing the hot coin.
So basically I check 4 times a day and manually switch.
I do 90-10 or 80-10-10
so I know what I earned in zec-eth -skein