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Author Topic: [POOL][Scrypt][Scrypt-N][X11] Profit switching pool - wafflepool.com  (Read 465711 times)
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February 17, 2014, 08:06:35 PM
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Middlecoin list doesn't have 3GH Big Whale, the first 10 positions are simply Fat Cats ))

Accepted MH/s (Last Hour)    
19949.3215
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314.5169    
151.7592    
96.5436    
94.4744    
86.4772    
72.9809
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To say more, Multipool doge hashrate decreased from 21GH to 13Gh, assumed that 9GH of rigs switched somewhere...  Roll Eyes
Dogehouse and Fast-Pool lost about a half of their peak hashrate also.

wow whats goin on

damn my accepted shares really took a hit now, started slowing down big time
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February 17, 2014, 08:15:41 PM
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SERVERS ARE ABOUT TO POP...THATS WHAT'S ABOUT TO HAPPEN.  DB WILL GO DOWN, SERVERS WILL BE NON-RESPONSIVE AND WE WILL EFFECTIVELY KILLED ALL SMALL PROFIT COINS.  I HOPE POOL IS PAYING ATTENTION HERE AND ENSURING HE HAS PROPER STOP GAPS IN PLACE.  ONE OF THEM SHOULD BE WORKER SIGN UP, THAT WAY HE CAN CONTROL THE POOL AS FAR AS HOW MUCH HASH IS ALLOWED ON HIS POOL SO THIS CRAP OF "POOL SURGING" STOPS BEFORE EVERYTHING CRASHES AND WE ALL MINE FOR NOTHING.

Now my miner is reporting I CANT process shares any bigger than 64....which sucks....now that the pool is HUGE, my contribution just shrank 10 fold.

If this doesn't get resolved soon, I will leave.  I basically have stopped mining completely at this point.
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February 17, 2014, 08:24:58 PM
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Now my miner is reporting I CANT process shares any bigger than 64....which sucks....now that the pool is HUGE, my contribution just shrank 10 fold.

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February 17, 2014, 08:28:30 PM
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This 'thing' - 3.98 Gh/s cannot be real... there is something fishy here for sure.
Maybe it's a clever attack...  Angry
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February 17, 2014, 08:32:06 PM
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This 'thing' - 3.98 Gh/s cannot be real... there is something fishy here for sure.
Maybe it's a clever attack...  Angry

Now it shows 1.98 Gh/s ...
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February 17, 2014, 08:32:49 PM
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refresh again, they fluctuate from 1.8 to 4
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February 17, 2014, 08:40:43 PM
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Appears that hash is running off of a script of some sort....I notice on the high profit coins, it SLAMS it with all the hashrate it has.  When the coin is not high profit, it backs off and only runs a portion.  It's definitely something automated...I was thinking it was multiple users rushing from MC or Multpool, but this is something different.  It is acting as a "botnet" of sorts and its DDOSing our pool.
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February 17, 2014, 08:49:25 PM
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Since the MiddleCoin revenue is quite low the last days, I have started an experiment to compare profitability between MiddleCoin EU, MiddleCoin Amsterdam, CleverMining, WafflePool, Coinsolver, Hashbros and Hashcows. 12Mh/s. Topic here
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February 17, 2014, 09:35:31 PM
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hes up to 5.53gh now

http://wafflepool.com/miner/14t8yB3PDGfZT3VppxMY4J9xiBaXUcZvKp
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February 17, 2014, 09:43:34 PM
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Since the MiddleCoin revenue is quite low the last days, I have started an experiment to compare profitability between MiddleCoin EU, MiddleCoin Amsterdam, CleverMining, WafflePool, Coinsolver, Hashbros and Hashcows. 12Mh/s. Topic here

Thanks for doing this. I'm looking forward to the results.
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February 17, 2014, 09:49:30 PM
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It has to be that GPU farm in China.

Wonder what their electric bill looks like?
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February 17, 2014, 09:55:54 PM
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Poolwaffle: can we get block finder stats again? It is showing 0 with no history for a while now. That transparency seems very important in my mind, as it allows for miner stats to be compared to the pool stats to ensure all found blocks are being distributed to the pool.

Everyone: I don't know why you are worried about the pool growing. It is just decreasing our variance, and even with the doge block halving our profits are excellent right now.  Limiting membership or something similar is just silly - miners will just go to another profit switching pool and the small alt coins will still get mined either way. I don't know why anyone thinks the several GH address is a problem - servers seem stable snd responsive, and the user is probably mining at max diff.
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February 17, 2014, 10:11:25 PM
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SERVERS ARE ABOUT TO POP...THATS WHAT'S ABOUT TO HAPPEN.  DB WILL GO DOWN, SERVERS WILL BE NON-RESPONSIVE AND WE WILL EFFECTIVELY KILLED ALL SMALL PROFIT COINS.  I HOPE POOL IS PAYING ATTENTION HERE AND ENSURING HE HAS PROPER STOP GAPS IN PLACE.  ONE OF THEM SHOULD BE WORKER SIGN UP, THAT WAY HE CAN CONTROL THE POOL AS FAR AS HOW MUCH HASH IS ALLOWED ON HIS POOL SO THIS CRAP OF "POOL SURGING" STOPS BEFORE EVERYTHING CRASHES AND WE ALL MINE FOR NOTHING.
I'm hesitant to respond because of the all-caps, but I'll bite.  The servers are fine, they're well within limits, and can be expected to handle around 20GH/s without problems (assuming nothing outside of regular load increases).

Now my miner is reporting I CANT process shares any bigger than 64....which sucks....now that the pool is HUGE, my contribution just shrank 10 fold.
I don't know of any miner that reports you can't process shares larger than a certain size (assume you mean difficulty).  Also your math needs work.  Your contribution dropped by 10x indeed, but the total profits of the pool increased by 10x.  Which leaves your overall change at what exactly?

Fucking math.  How does it work?

If this doesn't get resolved soon, I will leave.  I basically have stopped mining completely at this point.

If what doesn't get resolved soon?  People joining the pool?

Since the MiddleCoin revenue is quite low the last days, I have started an experiment to compare profitability between MiddleCoin EU, MiddleCoin Amsterdam, CleverMining, WafflePool, Coinsolver, Hashbros and Hashcows. 12Mh/s. Topic here
I'm excited to see how this turns out!  I'm obviously biased, but I think we've got a great pool going.  If we're at the top, awesome!  If we're at the bottom, well then theres plenty of room for improvement Smiley


Poolwaffle: can we get block finder stats again? It is showing 0 with no history for a while now. That transparency seems very important in my mind, as it allows for miner stats to be compared to the pool stats to ensure all found blocks are being distributed to the pool.

I'll see what I can do.  Current priority is making sure everything stays up, and adding more endpoints.  Didn't expect to need them this quickly, but I guess its a good problem to have.  The lack of sleep, less so Smiley

Everyone: I don't know why you are worried about the pool growing. It is just decreasing our variance, and even with the doge block halving our profits are excellent right now.  Limiting membership or something similar is just silly - miners will just go to another profit switching pool and the small alt coins will still get mined either way. I don't know why anyone thinks the several GH address is a problem - servers seem stable snd responsive, and the user is probably mining at max diff.

This is correct.  Added hashpower isn't dropping revenue for anyone, all it does is reduce variance, which everyone should be happy about.
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February 17, 2014, 10:17:49 PM
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waffle please add Cosmoscoin
some times it make huge profit on low diff

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February 17, 2014, 10:21:09 PM
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Maybe a good idea to get the multicoin mining in back?
If we use 8 GH on a small coin we don't kill it, we blast it to ashes Wink.

Greets

Btw, this is good for your income Smiley, that's the thing you deserve with this great pool Smiley
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February 17, 2014, 10:26:28 PM
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waffle please add Cosmoscoin
some times it make huge profit on low diff

Can't.  Please check back through the thread for more info, but essentially the coin daemon crashes nonstop as soon as we put any load on it (every few minutes).  Others are having problems with it as well (and I think a patch is being worked on), but my guess is that is what causes very few miners (low difficulty), and fake high profitability.

Maybe a good idea to get the multicoin mining in back?
If we use 8 GH on a small coin we don't kill it, we blast it to ashes Wink.

Greets

Btw, this is good for your income Smiley, that's the thing you deserve with this great pool Smiley

This is actually already happening, but isn't being displayed in the header currently.  Power toward coins is modulated based on difficulty (relative to other coins).  It probably needs tweaked, but if you refresh the page a bunch (please don't spam us too hard Smiley) you'll see the coin switch way faster than we actually switch.  The header is just showing where the last share found was from (which when we're mining 2 coins at once, switches nonstop) Smiley
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February 17, 2014, 10:42:51 PM
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poolwaffle, what can you tell us about the 'guy' which has 4GH/s speed???
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February 17, 2014, 10:43:42 PM
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Keep up the good work Poolwaffle!  I too would like to see the Blocks Found work again.  Also a total coins and blocks found by type for the pool would be fun to look at.

I'm not worried about miner 7a8678b8.  If it is found to be a botnet and not a valid GPU farm we may get to keep some of the bitcoin.  I hope it is not testing of a new script ASIC.

For everyone holding BTC trade some of it for DOGE.  I'm guessing a 5% return in a day or two.
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February 17, 2014, 10:52:42 PM
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poolwaffle, what can you tell us about the 'guy' which has 4GH/s speed???

Not sure what you'd like me to tell you unfortunately...  He looks to be a miner (multiple miners on one address), and is definitely making sure our servers can scale as far as we'd like them to.

He's (she's?) also reducing our variance, which is always good Smiley

Keep up the good work Poolwaffle!  I too would like to see the Blocks Found work again.  Also a total coins and blocks found by type for the pool would be fun to look at.

Thanks!  And noted on the blocks found.  I'll see what I can do to get them re-listed.
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February 17, 2014, 10:52:52 PM
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poolwaffle, what can you tell us about the 'guy' which has 4GH/s speed???

i want to know that too...
4gh is huge dude..its almost x5500 r9 280x :|

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