[ANN] profit switching auto-exchanging pool - www.middlecoin.com

[h2odysee]

How frequently your script change the mining coin? (Every what minute/second?)

In the past day, on average every 6.5 minutes.

[mueslo]

In the past day, on average every 6.5 minutes.

Do you also exchange coins that quickly?

[h2odysee]

Do you also exchange coins that quickly?

You can see the rate I'm exchanging coins by watching the Unexchanged Balance figure. If it goes up, I'm selling too slow.

[Kuroth]

Thanks H20 for getting NVC going and BIG time thanks to the other members in this thread sharing their knowledge to try and help..

[h2odysee]

I removed the shares columns from the website, for performance reasons. If anyone wants them back, let me know. I'm not sure how useful they really were.

[Kuroth]

H20..

The last 2 days I been getting right at 0.05 BTC payout per day...  (Which is about what I was getting just mining LTC)

Is it because of the issues the past couple days that maybe it was this low?   And it should get a little better?

My first days payout was like 0.075454


Just trying to get a idea what my Avg payout should Avg(I know it wont always be the same)


Avg Hash rate is 1200 to 1300 (Sometimes on your site it shows 1100 to 1500)


  Thanks!

[captainfuture]

how do u manage selling?
do u take the average selling price for all miners?

do u calculate expected selling price with amount of hashig power and the time mining?

[h2odysee]

The last 2 days I been getting right at 0.05 BTC payout per day...  (Which is about what I was getting just mining LTC)

Is it because of the issues the past couple days that maybe it was this low?   And it should get a little better?

I think it should get better. I have the server running a little smoother.

I don't think it will ever be as good as the first day. The reason it worked so well at the beginning was because our hashrate wasn't so high, so we could mine nanotokens for a long time, then sell it all for top dollar.

[h2odysee]

how do u manage selling?
do u take the average selling price for all miners?

do u calculate expected selling price with amount of hashig power and the time mining?

I can't say anything about my selling strategy, sorry.

[CoinBuzz]

I removed the shares columns from the website, for performance reasons. If anyone wants them back, let me know. I'm not sure how useful they really were.

they were very useful for me, would you please bring them back?

I have a suggestion: You have a page for every Bitcoin address (user) that shows payments. If these stats have performance issues, put them in the user's page. This way they are not on default page and your performance should increase, and each user has access to his full detail stats on his page (which is requested more rarely than on first page).

What do you think about this?

[h2odysee]

they were very useful for me, would you please bring them back?

OK, once I figure out how to run them without pegging the CPU. Probably won't be until monday.

[CoinBuzz]

i added a suggestion in my last post, would you please consider it?

[h2odysee]

Yeah, having a per-user page that only is updated when requested is a good idea. I'll probably do that.

[Liquidfire]

Is something going on right now??

I have been periodically monitoring my Mh/h rate on the site from work.

Its been around 0.7-0.8 all day. Now its dwindling down all the way to 0.2. Naturally I assumed my rig crashed. But then I watched a couple other miners numbers who were near me in hash rate, and they went down too at about the same rate.

THEN my number jumped up (a very small amount)... Which can only mean my rig is still online and submitted at least one share.




As a side note, love the pool idea, everything is definitely in the infant stages but lots of promise. I hope I can be useful in the growth process somehow.

[ranlo]

Is something going on right now??

I have been periodically monitoring my Mh/h rate on the site from work.

Its been around 0.7-0.8 all day. Now its dwindling down all the way to 0.2. Naturally I assumed my rig crashed. But then I watched a couple other miners numbers who were near me in hash rate, and they went down too at about the same rate.

THEN my number jumped up (a very small amount)... Which can only mean my rig is still online and submitted at least one share.




As a side note, love the pool idea, everything is definitely in the infant stages but lots ok promise. I hope I can be useful in the growth process somehow.

For a while at least, it was dropping because of frequent pool changes. At one point my miner showed three pool changes in a period of under a minute. I can usually tell when there's a change because the fans stop for a few seconds while it tries to get reconnected and then they rev back up after.

[Liquidfire]

Is something going on right now??

I have been periodically monitoring my Mh/h rate on the site from work.

Its been around 0.7-0.8 all day. Now its dwindling down all the way to 0.2. Naturally I assumed my rig crashed. But then I watched a couple other miners numbers who were near me in hash rate, and they went down too at about the same rate.

THEN my number jumped up (a very small amount)... Which can only mean my rig is still online and submitted at least one share.




As a side note, love the pool idea, everything is definitely in the infant stages but lots ok promise. I hope I can be useful in the growth process somehow.

For a while at least, it was dropping because of frequent pool changes. At one point my miner showed three pool changes in a period of under a minute. I can usually tell when there's a change because the fans stop for a few seconds while it tries to get reconnected and then they rev back up after.

That might explain it. So for example if its switching so fast, I am not even getting one share through or only a couple... I also noticed the miners at the very top of the list, with the 10G/H or greater numbers aren't budging at all. I think this is a good argument that the worksize might be too high. If its switching before I can even get one share, with my pitiful 0.8 megahashes, chances are the top guys are at least getting a handful off before the switch.

If the small guys lose 75% of production and the top guys lose nothing during fast switches that's a problem.

Unless something else is going on...

[kirk46]

ive been saying the difficulty is too high from the start

[Liquidfire]

ive been saying the difficulty is too high from the start

With such a vast range of hash power, I think the only solution is variable diff. 64 worksize for the 10g/h guys would have way too much network overhead and thus be less efficient.

[Balthazar]

h2odysee, have you read the PM? 

[dudeami]

Thanks for the pool, so far I've made ~0.03 BTC with my whopping 300KH/s :p

I removed the shares columns from the website, for performance reasons. If anyone wants them back, let me know. I'm not sure how useful they really were.

they were very useful for me, would you please bring them back?

I have a suggestion: You have a page for every Bitcoin address (user) that shows payments. If these stats have performance issues, put them in the user's page. This way they are not on default page and your performance should increase, and each user has access to his full detail stats on his page (which is requested more rarely than on first page).

What do you think about this?

I do like this idea, but for the short term any way you could add some anchors to each address? So I can do:

http://middlecoin.com/#1MyAddressHere

for quicker look ups? Right now I just use ctrl+f which works fine, but would prefer something I could bookmark :p Thanks!