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

[coyote]

Does the website work on mobile for anyone?

Seems like the menu button have issues on mobile devices.

The menu button doesn't seem to work too well on mobile browsers. I use the URLs

/stats/ for Statistics
/news/ for News
/workers/ for Workers
/balances/ for Coin Balances

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[traumschiff]

Guys, whats the expected (aprox) BTC / MHs / day now? Can anyone help?

Yesterday I got 0.0148 BTC / MHs

hope that helps

Yes it does, tyvm. Was mining doges but since the new wallet it seems so random also higher diff now.

~0.014 seems good for a day

[TheSmo]

I run cudaminer since 2 hours this morning.

My hashrate (top right says 300 Kh/s and is changing, so it seems it works.
If I click on "My Workers", I see a current hashrae, it's changeing on reloads, so it seems to work.

But my round shares, both accepted and rejected do not change. Of course my payout does not change too.

CudaMiner gives me a lot "accepted x/x" messages, all 99%+ (yay!!! ).

Anyone has an idea?

Your balance will not reflect coins you have mined until they are a) traded for BTC (in the case of coins you have set to autotrade) and/or b) the rounds have completed and the block has matured (in the case of altcoins you are keeping).

The Estimated Unexchanged balance is currently broken, and the confirmed exchanged balance can be delayed. The only balance you can take as 100% accurate is your actual balance. This balance is updated once per day, when payout occurs at 11pm US Eastern Standard Time.

Occasionally some blocks mined on a specific day will not be part of that day's payout. This could be for a number of reasons, including the time taken for blocks to mature, the time taken for deposits to exchanges like Cryptsy to confirm, and pauses for the best possible moment to trade.

The best way to judge your earnings from [Suspicious link removed] is over the course of a few days mining, as this allows time for all of the above factors, along with variance/luck as is the case with other types of mining pool.

Thank you, but it also doesn't display any shres too? So for me it looks like it's not getting anything from the miner?

[lionheart2243]

404 Not Found

I get this error when I try to look at the hashcows website, and when I try to mine it says "connection problems". Mining another pool for the time being but you guys have been phenominal the past week so please get someone on this ASAP! (Unless this is scheduled maintenance or something, in which case ignore the panicky idiot).

[loppefaaret]

this is from the IRC channel #hashcows on freenode:

<@aTriz> someone please post on btc talk we r awaren looking for the issue  n attempting to fix

[railzand]

this is from the IRC channel #hashcows on freenode:

<@aTriz> someone please post on btc talk we r awaren looking for the issue  n attempting to fix

Thanks. Been a very good week on the cows. Thanks to the team and congrats on the new baby.

[Anubite]

I've noticed the server is going alive, then dead again. Alive now.

BTW, pretty nice payout yesterday.

[pengoau]

Dunno if I will keep mining here..

Middlecoin = 0.012 btc after 24hrs (under 2% for rejects & stales).
Hashcows = 0.001 btc after 24hrs (tbc after payment). (under 2% for rejects & stales).

I appreciate market volatility but the basket of coins is less profitable to what middecoin mines.

I think I'll go back to middlecoin, even with its high diff and low effiency as I'm mining 12x more at middle coin.

Mining with 1xr9 280x. I''ll give it until Monday and see how I go (as the balance is apprently borked?), but inital results don't impress when compared to performance at middlecoin. If the expected earnings is anything to go by. Will have to wait until I get paid to get a better idea.

Also any idea on where hashcows exchanges its coins to pay you btc? AS far as I know no exchange provides a trading api that allows you to automate the withdrawal.

So that means someone has to manually withdraw the funds and we have to trust they won't run away with our funds. Hopefully running a pool is profitable andworthwhile rather than scamming us, but the risk is there I guess.

[dsgx1]

Dunno if I will keep mining here..

Middlecoin = 0.012 btc after 24hrs (under 2% for rejects & stales).
Hashcows = 0.001 btc after 24hrs (tbc after payment). (under 2% for rejects & stales).

I appreciate market volatility but the basket of coins is less profitable to what middecoin mines.

I think I'll go back to middlecoin, even with its high diff and low effiency as I'm mining 12x more at middle coin.

Mining with 1xr9 280x. I''ll give it until Monday and see how I go (as the balance is apprently borked?), but inital results don't impress when compared to performance at middlecoin. If the expected earnings is anything to go by. Will have to wait until I get paid to get a better idea.

Also any idea on where hashcows exchanges its coins to pay you btc? AS far as I know no exchange provides a trading api that allows you to automate the withdrawal.

So that means someone has to manually withdraw the funds and we have to trust they won't run away with our funds. Hopefully running a pool is profitable andworthwhile rather than scamming us, but the risk is there I guess.

I have my miner split 50/50 between Hashcows and Middlecoin and after 5 days Hashcows has actually been outperforming Middlecoin.  In fact Hashcows has paid out 29% more than Middlecoin.  Of course, YMMV.  It seems like when one pool does good the other does poorly.  IMHO splitting between the pools evens things out and makes earnings more stable than just mining at one or the other pool.  As far as I know, the only balance you can currently trust at Hashcows is the final payout at 10 PM Central Time.

[Wipeout2097]

I have my miner split 50/50 between Hashcows and Middlecoin and after 5 days Hashcows has actually been outperforming Middlecoin.  In fact Hashcows has paid out 29% more than Middlecoin.  Of course, YMMV.  It seems like when one pool does good the other does poorly.  IMHO splitting between the pools evens things out and makes earnings more stable than just mining at one or the other pool.  As far as I know, the only balance you can currently trust at Hashcows is the final payout at 10 PM Central Time.

You don't even have to split 50/50. You can have a script that sets more quota when hashcows is announcing a coin with high profit. For example:

Code:

import time,os,sys,socket,json,urllib2

def SendCGCommand (command, param, silent=True):
    api_ip = '127.0.0.1'
    api_port = 4028

    s = None
    try:
        s = socket.socket (socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
        s.connect((api_ip,int(api_port)))
        s.send (json.dumps({"command":command, "parameter":param}))

        data = s.recv(4096).replace('\x00','')
        if not silent:
            response = json.loads (data)
            print response
    except:
        pass


def DumpHashCows ():
    usock = urllib2.urlopen('https://hashco.ws/contact/', timeout = 30)
    data = usock.readlines()
    usock.close()

    profit = 1
    for line in data:
        if 'Profitability:' in line:
            profit = float (line.split (':',1)[1].split('<')[0])

    return profit

while True:
    cows = DumpHashCows ()
    quota = int (cows)
 
    print 'Profit=%.3f' % cows
     
    SendCGCommand ('poolquota', '2,%d' % quota)
    time.sleep (60)

Put 2 middlecoin servers as pool 0 and 1 with quota 50 each (or whatever quota you want), and hashcows pool #2 on your miner config

[dsgx1]

I have my miner split 50/50 between Hashcows and Middlecoin and after 5 days Hashcows has actually been outperforming Middlecoin.  In fact Hashcows has paid out 29% more than Middlecoin.  Of course, YMMV.  It seems like when one pool does good the other does poorly.  IMHO splitting between the pools evens things out and makes earnings more stable than just mining at one or the other pool.  As far as I know, the only balance you can currently trust at Hashcows is the final payout at 10 PM Central Time.

You don't even have to split 50/50. You can have a script that sets more quota when hashcows is announcing a coin with high profit. For example:

Code:

import time,os,sys,socket,json,urllib2

def SendCGCommand (command, param, silent=True):
    api_ip = '127.0.0.1'
    api_port = 4028

    s = None
    try:
        s = socket.socket (socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
        s.connect((api_ip,int(api_port)))
        s.send (json.dumps({"command":command, "parameter":param}))

        data = s.recv(4096).replace('\x00','')
        if not silent:
            response = json.loads (data)
            print response
    except:
        pass


def DumpHashCows ():
    usock = [Suspicious link removed]/contact/', timeout = 30)
    data = usock.readlines()
    usock.close()

    profit = 1
    for line in data:
        if 'Profitability:' in line:
            profit = float (line.split (':',1)[1].split('<')[0])

    return profit

while True:
    cows = DumpHashCows ()
    quota = int (cows)
 
    print 'Profit=%.3f' % cows
     
    SendCGCommand ('poolquota', '2,%d' % quota)
    time.sleep (60)

Put 2 middlecoin servers as pool 0 and 1 with quota 50 each (or whatever quota you want), and hashcows pool #2 on your miner config

That is awesome.  Unfortunately I know zero about scripting, so I won't be trying it

[GAML]

Hi

I am a total noob so please forgive my noob question.  I bought a minecube today (www.minecube.co.uk)  I set it up on a dogecoin pool that my friend recommended and it has been hashing away happily @ 2190KH/s.  I was also recommended Hash Cows and gave it a test run.  My stats showed my worker hashing @ 365KH/s and after a few minutes my miner stopped working and I had to restart it.  It is now back up and running @ 2190KH/s but stats on Hash Cows is showing my worker running @ 1503.0 Kh/s.  Did I set my config file up incorrectly or is there any other reason for this?  Any help or advise would be much appreciated.

[traumschiff]

Hi

I am a total noob so please forgive my noob question.  I bought a minecube today (www.minecube.co.uk)  I set it up on a dogecoin pool that my friend recommended and it has been hashing away happily @ 2190KH/s.  I was also recommended Hash Cows and gave it a test run.  My stats showed my worker hashing @ 365KH/s and after a few minutes my miner stopped working and I had to restart it.  It is now back up and running @ 2190KH/s but stats on Hash Cows is showing my worker running @ 1503.0 Kh/s.  Did I set my config file up incorrectly or is there any other reason for this?  Any help or advise would be much appreciated.

Websites and their Kh/s indicator are rarely accurate. Idk what miner software you'r using (cgminer?) but whatever it shows is accurate. Also FYI hashcows needs 2-3 days to show accurate results because the coins it switches can sometimes take a longer timespam because it doesn't want to flood the market at once (lowers the price).

[shaba]

Hi all

I make a test
I mined for 1 hour anche get 0.000065 BTC
Now i proceded to cashed out but i waiting from 1 hour, 43 minutes
Why is so slow to pay me?
TIA

[badboynt]

 hello! what does the "Profitability" value on your website means?

[ppetrovic68]

Hi all

I make a test
I mined for 1 hour anche get 0.000065 BTC
Now i proceded to cashed out but i waiting from 1 hour, 43 minutes
Why is so slow to pay me?
TIA

Transaction fee for BTC withdrawals is 0.0001. It seems your balance is too low to withdraw.

[induktor]

Hi all

I make a test
I mined for 1 hour anche get 0.000065 BTC
Now i proceded to cashed out but i waiting from 1 hour, 43 minutes
Why is so slow to pay me?
TIA

a full hour??? so long??

come on dude!, if you want to test a site, you need AT LEAST 24 Hours of testing, then WAIT another 24 hours for the full payment, and even that is not enough to test it, I will say, at least a week with at least 2 GPUs, 24hs for a accurate testing.

remember that this are all alt coins, so payments are not stable, very hard to predict, but in general, you get a lot more than just mining LTC.

[frontier204]

Anyone know what the "MOO" coin is?

Code:

7023	MOO	24 minutes	22	9240.22700000	16	6720.07500000	553,565	164,692

I can't find it on Cryptocointalk or Google searching of this forum (even after excluding the very similarly named coin with an "n" on the end).
It's fitting anyway for the name of the pool 

[dsgx1]

Anyone know what the "MOO" coin is?

Code:

7023	MOO	24 minutes	22	9240.22700000	16	6720.07500000	553,565	164,692

I can't find it on Cryptocointalk or Google searching of this forum (even after excluding the very similarly named coin with an "n" on the end).
It's fitting anyway for the name of the pool 

My guess is Mooncoin and one of devs is being a joker

[Zoella]

https://www.facebook.com/moocoin

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