[OLD] Eligius: ASIC, no registration, no fee CPPSRB BTC + 105% PPS NMC, 877 #

[davebodger]

Are payouts backed up or stuck or is this something specific to my account?

Mostly we seem to be queuing behind 1Nbq2XZaRsKknf5fcT2wTXvBS31PaUWSeX who wants 7 block's worth of payment. 

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[wizkid057]

I'm doing a manual payout soon.  I'm just running some verification on the last few days of share log data before I do.

-wk

[davebodger]

For those that have not seen it yet:- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170332.28042

0.99.2-E firmware allows you to easily use bfgminer on November Jupiters.  Hooray!   

[joeventura]

128 & 256 second stats are looking screwy


Returned to normal

[helmax]

waiting new patch  continue good work wk

[kendog77]

Gosh, what a terribly unlucky round we're having. This round is now over 8 hours long and luck is at ~15%.

[davebodger]

Gosh, what a terribly unlucky round we're having. This round is now over 8 hours long and luck is at ~15%.

Looks like we got lucky at 14.5% - it could have been worse!

 

[TomCoin]

hi guys i got 2 questions:

1)
i stopped mining at mid of dec.
but on jan 11th i got a small payment:
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1KJaJktJ9q1M12McyYSLKXhaqyASGXS4S5

but i didnt mine for approximately a month.

why did i get these coins?


2)
some of my earlier payouts are market as "generated" in my bitcoin-qt wallet.
https://blockchain.info/address/1KJaJktJ9q1M12McyYSLKXhaqyASGXS4S5
does that mean i earn the network fees produced by this coins? so does it make sense to throw them in the economy instead of holding in my wallet so they can produce fee for me? OR am i absolutely wrong? Please explain then.

Thanks

[joeventura]

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/eligius.st/

Stats server seems to be down


Still accepting shares however

[joeventura]

and.....we're back!

[wizkid057]

hi guys i got 2 questions:

1)
i stopped mining at mid of dec.
but on jan 11th i got a small payment:
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1KJaJktJ9q1M12McyYSLKXhaqyASGXS4S5

but i didnt mine for approximately a month.

why did i get these coins?


2)
some of my earlier payouts are market as "generated" in my bitcoin-qt wallet.
https://blockchain.info/address/1KJaJktJ9q1M12McyYSLKXhaqyASGXS4S5
does that mean i earn the network fees produced by this coins? so does it make sense to throw them in the economy instead of holding in my wallet so they can produce fee for me? OR am i absolutely wrong? Please explain then.

Thanks

Shelved shares which were paid.  See http://eligius.st/~gateway/faq-page/faq-4

[un_ordinateur]

hi guys i got 2 questions:

1)
i stopped mining at mid of dec.
but on jan 11th i got a small payment.
but i didnt mine for approximately a month.
why did i get these coins?

The Eligius Pool tries to reward shares to their fair PPS value. However, since block creation (thus rewards) is a random process, the PPS value is only the "long-term average" value of a share. On a given day/week/month, the pool may find a little more or a little less blocks than the expected value.

If the pool finds less, then it can't pay all the shares. It therefore keeps those unpaid shares in a log, to be paid when the pool is more lucky, and finds more blocks than the average. (It pays most recent shares first)

When you stopped mining, you had a few unpaid shares left in the log. When the pool got lucky, it payed thoses shares to you.

According to your page, you have about 0.0036 BTC worth of unpaid shares left.

2)
some of my earlier payouts are market as "generated" in my bitcoin-qt wallet.
does that mean i earn the network fees produced by this coins? so does it make sense to throw them in the economy instead of holding in my wallet so they can produce fee for me? OR am i absolutely wrong? Please explain then.

Thanks

Unfortunately, you are absolutely wrong.

Each block contains many "normal" transactions, in which people send to other people coins. Coins you recieved from a "normal" transaction will appear as "recieved" in your wallet.

Furthermore, each block contains a special transaction, the generation transaction, which "creates" coins from nowhere. The amount that may be created by such generation transaction is currently equal to 25 BTC, plus whatever the total amount of coins that were "destroyed" in transaction fees in all the transactions included in that block. (Thus, an average block currently generates about 25.1 BTC)

Coins recieved from a generation transaction are marked "Generated" in your wallet. Apart from that, they have no special value or property whatsoever. They can be spent like any other recieved coin. (This is not completely true: coins recieved from a generation transaction may not be spent before 120 blocks (20 hours on average), wheras coins recieved from normal transactions may be spent after 6 blocks (1 hour))

[driksson]

So, i also stopped mining.. to receive last final payment from the pool, i wait for 30 days (shelved shares) and then i set the minimum payout to whats in my balance right (or 1mbtc less)?

[Eternity]

Nothing seems to be normal. When do you think everything will be sorted out

[TomCoin]

hi guys i got 2 questions:

1)
i stopped mining at mid of dec.
but on jan 11th i got a small payment.
but i didnt mine for approximately a month.
why did i get these coins?

The Eligius Pool tries to reward shares to their fair PPS value. However, since block creation (thus rewards) is a random process, the PPS value is only the "long-term average" value of a share. On a given day/week/month, the pool may find a little more or a little less blocks than the expected value.

If the pool finds less, then it can't pay all the shares. It therefore keeps those unpaid shares in a log, to be paid when the pool is more lucky, and finds more blocks than the average. (It pays most recent shares first)

When you stopped mining, you had a few unpaid shares left in the log. When the pool got lucky, it payed thoses shares to you.

According to your page, you have about 0.0036 BTC worth of unpaid shares left.

2)
some of my earlier payouts are market as "generated" in my bitcoin-qt wallet.
does that mean i earn the network fees produced by this coins? so does it make sense to throw them in the economy instead of holding in my wallet so they can produce fee for me? OR am i absolutely wrong? Please explain then.

Thanks

Unfortunately, you are absolutely wrong.

Each block contains many "normal" transactions, in which people send to other people coins. Coins you recieved from a "normal" transaction will appear as "recieved" in your wallet.

Furthermore, each block contains a special transaction, the generation transaction, which "creates" coins from nowhere. The amount that may be created by such generation transaction is currently equal to 25 BTC, plus whatever the total amount of coins that were "destroyed" in transaction fees in all the transactions included in that block. (Thus, an average block currently generates about 25.1 BTC)

Coins recieved from a generation transaction are marked "Generated" in your wallet. Apart from that, they have no special value or property whatsoever. They can be spent like any other recieved coin. (This is not completely true: coins recieved from a generation transaction may not be spent before 120 blocks (20 hours on average), wheras coins recieved from normal transactions may be spent after 6 blocks (1 hour))

thanks!!!

[helmax]

wk when server europe?

[lightfoot]

Either the stats pages are down, or I just dropped to 0gh and had my .02 btc go from confirmed to "estimated". :-)

C

[dbbit]

The pool seems to be down. Timeout on all clients - multiple geographic locations, and stats says pool at 0 kh/s.

[LAMarcellus]

Pool is down still?

[southerngentuk]

down here..