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prolom (OP)
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January 21, 2014, 05:36:29 AM
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I moved my miner from Hypernova LTC to Multipool out of curiosity because Doge was going up. It seems like it's working (the worker shows a decent hashrate) although I have yet to see any positive balance. I'll run it overnight and see what comes up.

My question is, in case I do see a positive balance, how do I set up withdrawals? They have a Payment Configuration feature for a bunch of different coins - do I need to use an address for that particular coin or a BTC address?

It kind of makes sense to mine the estimated most profitable coin but I can't find clear instructions on how to consistently convert the mining proceeds to BTC.

edit: Another question I'm not clear on - is the profitability measured against BTC or some other currency?

Thanks in advance.
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January 21, 2014, 05:43:59 AM
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multipool does not have an option to auto-convert to BTC. To set up automatic payouts to your wallet addresses, go here: https://www.multipool.us/accountdetails.php

I know I've seen some people mention that they set up multipool to auto send the coins they mine to a cryptsy auto-exchange address. However, this might not be advisable because coins could get lost.

I prefer to send the coins to the wallet on my desktop, then send them to an exchange.

EDIT - You can see your unconfirmed/confirmed coin balances in the top left corner of the page. Also, I believe the profitability is measured against BTC (since they provide */BTC calculations on your balance page).
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January 21, 2014, 05:50:17 AM
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Oh, OK. This is the page I was looking at.

So I do need a wallet for each coin, right?

And then keep an eye on the exchange rates? There are a couple of exchanges for Doge, right?

Thanks.
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