[POOL][Scrypt][Scrypt-N][X11] Profit switching pool - wafflepool.com

[oktay50000]

Is it just me ? No graphs on waffle stats??

try this one mate
http://stats.androidfirmwares.net/

[poolwaffle]

They (https://www.multipool.us/stats.php) AUR and MOON actively produce, we do not?

We removed MOON because you can't sell them any more.  Cryptsy is actively removing them from listing (coinedup already did), and there is 0 buy orders.  Everyone mining them is mining something you really can't sell...

AUR was disabled a bit ago because of the super long maturation time.  Its being debated whether or not we add it back, but I'm very hesitant due to the threats on it.

[Pfool]

Is it just me ? No graphs on waffle stats??

try this one mate
http://stats.androidfirmwares.net/

Or this one: http://stratehm.net

[Omikifuse]

This is where per-worker hashrates will go.
They're coming eventually. Please stop emailing to ask if we have them yet

Any update on the per-worker hashrates? It has been like 2 months already since there is any update on this.

[de_ixie]

They (https://www.multipool.us/stats.php) AUR and MOON actively produce, we do not?

We removed MOON because you can't sell them any more.  Cryptsy is actively removing them from listing (coinedup already did), and there is 0 buy orders.  Everyone mining them is mining something you really can't sell...

AUR was disabled a bit ago because of the super long maturation time.  Its being debated whether or not we add it back, but I'm very hesitant due to the threats on it.

Do you have the possibility to maybe mine only a limited amount of AUR blocks per day? This way we could still grab some chances AUR is offering while not completely being dependend on them (like last time).

Example: Over the whole day your profit tool states 25 AUR blocks were most profitable ones, but we stopped mining them after 10 blocks (Something like this)

[poolwaffle]

Per worker hashrates have been added to our stats page.

They've also been added to the API that people are using (shouldn't break anything they're using).

I'll notify Wil and let him know

[azebro]

Per worker hashrates have been added to our stats page.

They've also been added to the API that people are using (shouldn't break anything they're using).

I'll notify Wil and let him know

PW,

Now I can see the workers (yay!!), but the hash rate reported has dropped from 14Mh to 440kh.
Hope its only temp stats issue.

A.

EDIT:  Stats back to normal! 

[sapstar]

Hi Guys, I have been mining with Waffle Pool for about 5 days now. All seems to be working well but I have a very strange problem. My Hash rate displayed on the WP website goes down to 0 some times. It lasts for 5 mins or 10 mins sometimes and recovers back. Once it took almost 45 mins and hasn't recovered. I had to switch to a different server to see the hash rates switched. My share on WP show as 0 for this time. CGMiner still shows that I am hashing at 3Mh/s with the same amount of rejects I had before.

Not sure why this is happening, but I am losing many shares like this. In my 5 days I atleast lost about 1 hour worth of shares. Each time, I had to intervene and switch to a different server for this to work again. Any one else has this problem? why is this happening? For me it definitely looks like a bug. Doesn't happen with any other pool I mine.

[vals]

Hi poolwaffle,

I've noticed you've just implemented the per worker stats, just to confirm for anyone reading, it's still fine to point multiple rigs at a single BTC address?

I have a question about what you mentioned a few pages back, where you said with the new coin switching algorithm you can direct a smaller fraction (or one of the smaller stratum servers, I wasn't really clear on that) of the overall pool hash rate to a certain smaller coin. Just say for instance your algorithm decides catcoin (or some other smaller coin) is profitable to mine, but your market depth check sees that only a few blocks can be successfully sold at a higher profit. It then sets one of the stratum pools (say EU stratum) to mine catcoin for a few blocks.

The EU clients then get their catcoin shares on their account, it gets confirmed, converted and then sent to them. While the other stratums never actually had a chance to mine the coin due to the shallow market. Is their profitability technically slightly higher than the others? Then in the overall stats page it averages out the profitability from all the different stratums?

Or is there some sort of sharing between the stratums/fractions of the pool hashrate so that even if my actual client isn't set to mine a smaller coin, the slightly increased profit from that coin is spread over the entire pool?

Thanks.

[poolwaffle]

Hi poolwaffle,

I've noticed you've just implemented the per worker stats, just to confirm for anyone reading, it's still fine to point multiple rigs at a single BTC address?

I have a question about what you mentioned a few pages back, where you said with the new coin switching algorithm you can direct a smaller fraction (or one of the smaller stratum servers, I wasn't really clear on that) of the overall pool hash rate to a certain smaller coin. Just say for instance your algorithm decides catcoin (or some other smaller coin) is profitable to mine, but your market depth check sees that only a few blocks can be successfully sold at a higher profit. It then sets one of the stratum pools (say EU stratum) to mine catcoin for a few blocks.

The EU clients then get their catcoin shares on their account, it gets confirmed, converted and then sent to them. While the other stratums never actually had a chance to mine the coin due to the shallow market. Is their profitability technically slightly higher than the others? Then in the overall stats page it averages out the profitability from all the different stratums?

Or is there some sort of sharing between the stratums/fractions of the pool hashrate so that even if my actual client isn't set to mine a smaller coin, the slightly increased profit from that coin is spread over the entire pool?

Thanks.

Absolutely fine to point all rigs to the same address

So, the first thing is just a minor implementation detail, but we check block sales price before considering profitability, so by definition, if we said "Catcoin is profitable", we already know we can sell at least the next block at a certain price (or very heavily believe it at least).

As for the share accounting.  All shares are put into a common pool.  It doesn't matter if you mined doge, or cat, etc.  If you submitted a valid share, that share goes into the pool.  When a block is found (regardless of block type, and regardless of what you mined), we pull the last X shares, and pay them accordingly.  You might never mine a single catcoin share, but you'll still receive payouts from when some part of the pool did (and found a block obviously).

[vals]

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As for the share accounting.  All shares are put into a common pool.  It doesn't matter if you mined doge, or cat, etc.  If you submitted a valid share, that share goes into the pool.  When a block is found (regardless of block type, and regardless of what you mined), we pull the last X shares, and pay them accordingly.  You might never mine a single catcoin share, but you'll still receive payouts from when some part of the pool did (and found a block obviously).

Ok cool thanks, just clarifying. This makes more sense in how it should be done, but I could understand how easy it could implemented the other way which just seems like a convenient sloppy hack.

[Omikifuse]

Per worker hashrates have been added to our stats page.

They've also been added to the API that people are using (shouldn't break anything they're using).

I'll notify Wil and let him know

Awesome, thanks for the great work. now I only need 1 sec to check my miners...

[WhatCantIRegister]

Per worker hashrates have been added to our stats page.

They've also been added to the API that people are using (shouldn't break anything they're using).

I'll notify Wil and let him know

I woke up this morning to that sexiness. So awesome.

Is it just me ? No graphs on waffle stats??

Pfft, graphs. Check your Hashrate, WU, HW, etc, for the most accurate representation I would say. Graphs are just eye candy.

I've noticed you've just implemented the per worker stats, just to confirm for anyone reading, it's still fine to point multiple rigs at a single BTC address?

Don't forget that you can have separate workers for the same BTC address if you use and underscore character. For example, to discern between rigs R270-1, R270-2, etc, you would make each rig's worker as so:

• YourBTCAddress_R2701 for the R270-1
• YourBTCAddress_MySecondRig for the R270-2
• Etc

Here's mine: http://wafflepool.com/miner/1Et2GGjAhsNm2XmeEsYXnN1zEjHDcr8urJ

[jemmyboy]

Is it just me ? No graphs on waffle stats??

try this one mate
http://stats.androidfirmwares.net/

I have registered with this site (stats.androidetc) for over around a week now and it doesn't give me any stats at all when i log in (even though my bitcoin address is correct)....anyone else having the same problem?

[oktay50000]

why reject rate incresing on eu server?

[diwskwmx]

I replaced the 2 hour charts on www.wafflecharts.com with 30 days as the long term trend was what I initially wanted for my own charts.

Sample here: http://www.wafflecharts.com/charts/17dDG3anu27cGC4fc91R5o3A3fQzkms2ic/2.html

Also QRcodes were added to make it a touch more friendly getting the long urls to a mobile device

[caution]

looks like doge is going to get a lot less friendlier http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/207hfb/ann_dogecoin16_its_ready_all_you_need_to_know/

[poolwaffle]

looks like doge is going to get a lot less friendlier http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/207hfb/ann_dogecoin16_its_ready_all_you_need_to_know/

Just turns into a regular coin, rather than one that we can selectively mine.

[Antebellum]

why reject rate incresing on eu server?

So its still there, have been like that on EU server for a couple of days, i moved away from it yesterday and havent had any problems with rejects since then.

[dogechode]

looks like doge is going to get a lot less friendlier http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/207hfb/ann_dogecoin16_its_ready_all_you_need_to_know/

Just turns into a regular coin, rather than one that we can selectively mine.

how exactly are multipools selectively mining doge? It sounds like they are suggesting that there is a way to only mine when you are going to hit an above average block, is that true?