[ANN][Pool][Profit-Switch][Optional Auto-Exchange per Coin][Vardiff] ~ Hashcows

[CoinBuzz]

Please anybody can provide us a BTC/MHash/Day estimate?

Simply tell us what is your hashrate , and what was your earnings in past 24hours?

tnx.

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[Sparhawk76]

Please anybody can provide us a BTC/MHash/Day estimate?

Simply tell us what is your hashrate , and what was your earnings in past 24hours?

tnx.

440 KH/s, payout yesterday was BTC0.0080

Hope that answers your question.

[MysteryX]

I threw almost 8mh/s at this last night, it's still going, and i'm still getting crazy amounts of stales, 6-10%, doesn't look like it's worth it compared to just straight mining LTC, but i'll see tonight after it's been a full 24hrs.

[aTriz]

I threw almost 8mh/s at this last night, it's still going, and i'm still getting crazy amounts of stales, 6-10%, doesn't look like it's worth it compared to just straight mining LTC, but i'll see tonight after it's been a full 24hrs.

Glad to have you, sorry you're experience with hashcows hasn't been great so far, LTC currently is pretty damn profitable and the alt coin market prices are pretty low. Once we get a few more tweaks/changes under our belts, I assure you the cows will return even better profits than we are seeing now.

We are bouncing around some ideas and we should have some ways in the future to resolve the stale issues people are having.

[powpow]

Please anybody can provide us a BTC/MHash/Day estimate?

Simply tell us what is your hashrate , and what was your earnings in past 24hours?

tnx.

0.04 BTC for 2400 kh/s - mined for three days, that's the third day -- so a full cycle of daily coins.  LTC would have been .043 -- ~7% more

[aTriz]

Please anybody can provide us a BTC/MHash/Day estimate?

Simply tell us what is your hashrate , and what was your earnings in past 24hours?

tnx.

0.04 BTC for 2400 kh/s - mined for three days, that's the third day -- so a full cycle of daily coins.  LTC would have been .043 -- ~7% more

Sounds about right, LTC siting at 400%~ profitability, it's tough to beat it. On the upside, we did decide to disable EMD, ALF, DMD, GDC. This will improve payouts from now on and once we get that stale/reject issue sorted out, I don't see why we wouldn't be beating out LTC in the near future

Also we are thinking of adding Feathercoin on the pool, opinions on that?

[CoinBuzz]

tnx guys,

keep posting these stats daily. that's a good measurement help's everyone.

[glon]

Hi, when is idle worker notifications coming up?

[johndec]

Is the pool down?

Edit; Back up

[MrJay]

Is the pool down?

Working fine here.

[Sparhawk76]

Is the pool down?

Was out for about 3-5 minutes for me, just came back acording to my miners.

[MrJay]

Sounds about right, LTC siting at 400%~ profitability, it's tough to beat it. On the upside, we did decide to disable EMD, ALF, DMD, GDC. This will improve payouts from now on and once we get that stale/reject issue sorted out, I don't see why we wouldn't be beating out LTC in the near future

Also we are thinking of adding Feathercoin on the pool, opinions on that?

With coins such as DGC, FST and WDC, with these coins having a high stale rate anyway (FST having nearly a 50% rate) does that not affect the amount of rejects some users are getting?  Over the past 24 hours, my rigs are sitting on a 5-6% reject rate and 0.1% stale after mining all of the various coins which I think is probably about right.  Am I wrong in thinking that?

Adding FTC might be alright to add now with the pool hashrate as it is and growing.

Very happy with this pool so far, the features, the activeness of yourself and nearmiss with listening to suggestions as well as listening to and giving feedback, can't ask for more.

[johndec]

I don't remember if I read it here or another thread and please don't laugh  but someone suggested that it may be actually more profitable to mine the 2nd most profitable coin...

Think it through.  Middlecoin and Multipool are both running at nearly 1 Gh/s EACH.  This pool will be around 300 Mh/s in the next day or so.  That's around 2.3 Gh/s of hashing not counting the multi coin pools I don't know about.  Middlecoin and Hashcows mine and auto exchange, probably at the same time.  Multipool has a rudimentary auto exchange system via Cryptsy and will no doubt soon move to a more integrated system like here and middlecoin.

So what is happening is that a shit load of newly matured coins are hitting the exchanges at the same time and the expected price goes south and we get a less than expected return.  The other side effect of massive hashing power hitting a coin is that its difficulty goes through the roof making it a short lived love affair.  If a pool was milking the 2nd best coin, the profitability would still be high and the difficulty would rise more slowly.  The kicker is that when the coins were auto traded you woudn't be competing with a gazillion coins from the other sites...

I know it an idea from left field but it might be worth trialling. Thoughts?

[g0re79]

I don't remember if I read it here or another thread and please don't laugh  but someone suggested that it may be actually more profitable to mine the 2nd most profitable coin...

Think it through.  Middlecoin and Multipool are both running at nearly 1 Gh/s EACH.  This pool will be around 300 Mh/s in the next day or so.  That's around 2.3 Gh/s of hashing not counting the multi coin pools I don't know about.  Middlecoin and Hashcows mine and auto exchange, probably at the same time.  Multipool has a rudimentary auto exchange system via Cryptsy and will no doubt soon move to a more integrated system like here and middlecoin.

So what is happening is that a shit load of newly matured coins are hitting the exchanges at the same time and the expected price goes south and we get a less than expected return.  The other side effect of massive hashing power hitting a coin is that its difficulty goes through the roof making it a short lived love affair.  If a pool was milking the 2nd best coin, the profitability would still be high and the difficulty would rise more slowly.  The kicker is that when the coins were auto traded you woudn't be competing with a gazillion coins from the other sites...

I know it an idea from left field but it might be worth trialling. Thoughts?

+1

[aTriz]

I don't remember if I read it here or another thread and please don't laugh   but someone suggested that it may be actually more profitable to mine the 2nd most profitable coin...

Think it through.  Middlecoin and Multipool are both running at nearly 1 Gh/s EACH.  This pool will be around 300 Mh/s in the next day or so.  That's around 2.3 Gh/s of hashing not counting the multi coin pools I don't know about.  Middlecoin and Hashcows mine and auto exchange, probably at the same time.  Multipool has a rudimentary auto exchange system via Cryptsy and will no doubt soon move to a more integrated system like here and middlecoin.

So what is happening is that a shit load of newly matured coins are hitting the exchanges at the same time and the expected price goes south and we get a less than expected return.  The other side effect of massive hashing power hitting a coin is that its difficulty goes through the roof making it a short lived love affair.  If a pool was milking the 2nd best coin, the profitability would still be high and the difficulty would rise more slowly.  The kicker is that when the coins were auto traded you woudn't be competing with a gazillion coins from the other sites...

I know it an idea from left field but it might be worth trialling. Thoughts?

We actually talked about implementing something like this, though I guess it's a slippery road, it would be great in some situations, but in others I would think it's still worth it to be on the most profitable. I guess we could do it on a coin by coin basis, maybe something we can look into, but there's a few more "important" things on our to do list, that you guys will enjoy

[johndec]

aTriz.  Great almost answer.  Have you considered a career in politics? Only joking mate.  I don't have the skills to set it up but if someone was to run a side by side simulation of my hypothesis it might be revealing.

Also, there appears to be a glitch in the estimated BTC earnings.  It's showing about 1/10th of what I manually calculate my earnings to be.

[swiftshoot]

One IMPORTANT issue that needs to be addressed soon:

- Hourly payouts.  Need to pay out the confirmed hourly batches ASAP.  Cause in 24 hours, it could be 50% lower.  Need to do it within the hour to maximize the profits.

Your talking about wanting your BTC paid hourly as opposed to once per 24hrs?

Yes, all confirmed coins would be sold hourly if autosell is on.  Excellent example: HBN went from 0.00005231 to 0.00006969 for half hour.  If we could have sold it when it was up, a higher profit would have been obtained.

OR the other option...

Monitor the start bid price, each minute query the current bid price.  If the price moves up x %, sell y % of the current confirmed coins where y would be a percentage of coins (eg: 25-75% of confirmed coins) and then still monitor again if it goes up... If it continues to rise, sell another block of coins, etc until it stops going up.  Minimum sell is 25% of the coins.

[swiftshoot]

After 3 days of mining, a bit of outages as well, I have accumulated approximately 0.13579313 BTC for ~2.8 GH/s. This is a combination of Autosell and kept coins at current prices.  I think we would have made more if we sold them when the markets were up for those days.

It will take 22 days to make 1 BTC.

So it may be more worth it mining 1 coin non-stop instead.

[nearmiss]

One IMPORTANT issue that needs to be addressed soon:

- Hourly payouts.  Need to pay out the confirmed hourly batches ASAP.  Cause in 24 hours, it could be 50% lower.  Need to do it within the hour to maximize the profits.

Your talking about wanting your BTC paid hourly as opposed to once per 24hrs?

Yes, all confirmed coins would be sold hourly if autosell is on.  Excellent example: HBN went from 0.00005231 to 0.00006969 for half hour.  If we could have sold it when it was up, a higher profit would have been obtained.

OR the other option...

Monitor the start bid price, each minute query the current bid price.  If the price moves up x %, sell y % of the current confirmed coins where y would be a percentage of coins (eg: 25-75% of confirmed coins) and then still monitor again if it goes up... If it continues to rise, sell another block of coins, etc until it stops going up.  Minimum sell is 25% of the coins.

The trades of non-btc coins happening behind the scenes do not only happen once a day.  Coins are being traded all the time.  Its just the final user payout that only happens once a day at the same time.  The algos are currently a little on the conservative side, and we've already got ideas for tweaks to potentially improve their overall results.

[goofy73]

~40 hours of mining, default settings of account, 4700mhsh, 2-10% rejects and my confirmed balance now is 0.07947811btc.  I think its not profitable