M3kk
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February 07, 2014, 05:12:35 PM |
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Hello.. i used my BTC-E wallet to mine, almost 2 days.. i had the first payout.. (0.04x BTC), and still have 0.0159 BTC unpaided.. There is any way to recover my payout? And this 0.0159 too?
Need to contact BTC-e? Or how i could recover my almost 2 DAY work?
Thanks in advice..
create a ticket here: http://hdbtce.kayako.com/also you can send PM to btc-e staff: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=33012I'm sure your btc will be added to your account. I made a ticket, and for reply i got the the chan info, a single link to chain . Will try the PM too, ty
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CeeCee
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February 07, 2014, 06:36:45 PM |
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wow we have now two guys (companies) on board with 500+TH/s
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davebodger
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February 07, 2014, 07:29:48 PM |
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wow we have now two guys (companies) on board with 500+TH/s Yea, but pool rate is down to 3300 now - I think some of the big boys are jumping around. I noticed BTCGuild has been having some big up and downs recently too. I think somebody is jumping between here and there and back again.
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If you think I deserve it - BTC always welcome - 14GkxT2xcpgvGVBgMjtGeFiXrxnttBSRRF
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merv77
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February 07, 2014, 07:49:41 PM |
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wow we have now two guys (companies) on board with 500+TH/s Yea, but pool rate is down to 3300 now - I think some of the big boys are jumping around. I noticed BTCGuild has been having some big up and downs recently too. I think somebody is jumping between here and there and back again. little over 4000TH/s now
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eleuthria
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February 07, 2014, 08:05:31 PM |
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wow we have now two guys (companies) on board with 500+TH/s Yea, but pool rate is down to 3300 now - I think some of the big boys are jumping around. I noticed BTCGuild has been having some big up and downs recently too. I think somebody is jumping between here and there and back again. One of the ASIC companies was using Guild for burn-in testing and started turning off a few days ago. So it went down 400 TH/s. The recovery since then has been new miners coming online/speeding up. The new user on Eligius is likely a different company, not the same one changing pools (that 400 TH/s user didn't show up on any other pool for more than 48 hours after they left).
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RIP BTC Guild, April 2011 - June 2015
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baddw
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February 07, 2014, 08:15:39 PM |
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1Nbq is supposedly Bitmain / Antminer.
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BTC/XCP 11596GYYq5WzVHoHTmYZg4RufxxzAGEGBX DRK XvFhRFQwvBAmFkaii6Kafmu6oXrH4dSkVF Eligius Payouts/CPPSRB Explained I am not associated with Eligius in any way. I just think that it is a good pool with a cool payment system
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davebodger
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February 07, 2014, 09:41:51 PM |
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1Nbq is supposedly Bitmain / Antminer. Well if that is Bitmain he's not letting his guys have much of a break - 1Nbq has gone up to 600TH/s over the last few days.
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If you think I deserve it - BTC always welcome - 14GkxT2xcpgvGVBgMjtGeFiXrxnttBSRRF
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davebodger
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February 07, 2014, 09:45:39 PM |
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Aahhh! Eligius just jumped to 4500TH/s in the last few minutes. There's some big iron being fired up!
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If you think I deserve it - BTC always welcome - 14GkxT2xcpgvGVBgMjtGeFiXrxnttBSRRF
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davebodger
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February 07, 2014, 09:48:29 PM |
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Now back down to 4000TH/s. What's happening? Is this just normal variance in the pool hash rate?
Confused I am.
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If you think I deserve it - BTC always welcome - 14GkxT2xcpgvGVBgMjtGeFiXrxnttBSRRF
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spooderman
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February 07, 2014, 11:13:17 PM Last edit: February 08, 2014, 04:29:55 PM by spooderman |
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Now back down to 4000TH/s. What's happening? Is this just normal variance in the pool hash rate?
Confused I am.
If I'm not mistaken, the pool's hashrate is an approximation based on the number of shares contributed. Being only that, it should be subject to quite a lot of volatility (ha), the volatility will appear less the larger the period in which the average is taken from. But it is not the 12 hour average we can see on our stats, it updates fairly frequently, and like our ±10% (sometimes 30%) variance over short periods, the pool's collective hashrate will vary by the same %.
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Society doesn't scale.
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wizkid057 (OP)
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February 08, 2014, 05:00:17 AM |
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Did a manual payout earlier. Tx ef086bf7ee8a8742fe16a14ac0f3535293d8fe5e8ae0331357508b60e4d99e52 Queue cleaned up.
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yelloyello
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February 09, 2014, 05:24:28 PM |
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What is the profit using GBT instead of stratum?
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un_ordinateur
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February 10, 2014, 02:55:26 PM |
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What is the profit using GBT instead of stratum?
GBT enables you to verify the work the pool makes you do. With stratum, the pool sends you some pre-hased data. Then you (the miner) adds a nonce, you hash, you see if it meets the difficulty requirement, and if it does not, you try again, with the same pre-hash, with another nonce. It it meets the difficulty requirement, you send the nonce back to the pool; it can then verify that it does indeed meet the required difficulty, and credit you the share. But because things are pre-hashed, you cannot know what the pool wants to include in the block. A dishonest pool might use it's hashpower to deny some transactions in the blockchain, try a double-spend attack, do a 51% attack on an altcoin, etc... Most of that would be found out soon enough, and people would leave the pool, but still, miners would have lost meney. However, sending a full "raw" block to the miners, so that they could check things up before begenning mining work on the block would be an extremely inneficient way to procced. There are quite voluminous, and because of network latency, etc... a lot of time would be lost in data transers, time not spent on mining, and you would notice an haspower loss. The "solution" to that is GBT. With GBT, you run a full bitcoin node as if you were a solominer. The GBT pool then instructs you some requirements/constraints on blocks you should mine. If you believe those constraints are sound, then you can start mining, but within those constraints, you have total freedom of the transactions you include in the blocks or not. As long as the constraints are respected, the pool will reward you shares. Thus, GBT is a system to bring the advantages of both solomining (control over the accepted transactions) and pooled mining (lower variance), and none of the disadvantages. Unfortunately, GBT is still a quite heavy protocol, both for the miner and the pool; thus it is not quite ready for primetime. But if you feel like it, you can GBT mine on eligius to help improve the protocol.
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CroverNo01
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February 10, 2014, 06:01:23 PM |
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Site seems down atm,
Also how would I raise a ticket I am missing 4 payments.
I got the first payment out of 5 fine but the other 4 have not been paid into my account.
Any know ? Cheers
Missing payments on:
2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC
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un_ordinateur
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February 10, 2014, 10:20:10 PM |
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Missing payments on:
2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC
If you click on the "G" on your payments, you can see the page of the block that payed it. If you find your address on that page, then you were payed out. (Or if you don't trust it, you can go check the block on blockexplorer or blockchain.info) If you were payed out, then the pool doesnt have the money anymore and the problem is on your client side. First, some client won't show unconfirmed transactions. Generations transations take 120 blocks to confirm, about a day. Second, exchange wallets, such as BTC-E, do NOT support generation transactions, as it is stated on their site. Generated coins sent to that address are simply lost/kept by the exchange. (If it's the case, you might be lucky if you contact them)
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CroverNo01
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February 10, 2014, 11:33:02 PM |
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Missing payments on:
2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC
If you click on the "G" on your payments, you can see the page of the block that payed it. If you find your address on that page, then you were payed out. (Or if you don't trust it, you can go check the block on blockexplorer or blockchain.info) If you were payed out, then the pool doesnt have the money anymore and the problem is on your client side. First, some client won't show unconfirmed transactions. Generations transations take 120 blocks to confirm, about a day. Second, exchange wallets, such as BTC-E, do NOT support generation transactions, as it is stated on their site. Generated coins sent to that address are simply lost/kept by the exchange. (If it's the case, you might be lucky if you contact them) Yeah been looking into it all night, Seems like the payments have hit my wallet address at Localcoins then vanished yet 1 out of 5 went though. Have raised a ticket with localcoins and missing 0.2BTC roughly and would be pretty pissed if I never got it back. Is there anyway to see where the coins went after they hit Localcoins ? The address they were sent to are 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN Missing amounts of: 2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC Can be seen hitting the wallet anyone make sense of the account or where they went next ? Cheers
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un_ordinateur
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February 10, 2014, 11:53:18 PM |
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Yeah been looking into it all night, Seems like the payments have hit my wallet address at Localcoins then vanished yet 1 out of 5 went though.
Have raised a ticket with localcoins and missing 0.2BTC roughly and would be pretty pissed if I never got it back.
Is there anyway to see where the coins went after they hit Localcoins ?
The address they were sent to are 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN
Missing amounts of:
2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC
Can be seen hitting the wallet anyone make sense of the account or where they went next ?
Cheers
As I can see from your miner page, the first payout was sent as a "send" transaction, not a generation transaction. (Eligius usally tries do do all payouts from generations, it is safer that way, but occasionnaly, there is a hiccup in the system and the coins are sent later, with a "send" transaction.) That's why your first payout went trough. Now if I follow the transaction for 0.04274496 BTC on blockchain.info, I can see that the tx 76800ce837512dcb4b88bd81cb66689bcfbd7f8194eccf5a0a3d5ba7b8382277 indeed sent 0.04274496 BTC to 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN. Those 0.04274496 BTC, with some other coins, were then spent to a bunch of other addresses. The exchange thus really noticed the coins, but that does not mean (yet) that they "stole" them. At this point, Eligius can do nothing for you to recover those four payments. However, I would advise that you immediately change your mining address to somewhere else, eighter wallet you run on your computer (safest), or an e-wallet. (I find the blockchain.info wallet quite good.) Maybe you could have luck in asking wizkid or luke-jr, the pool operator, to send the remainder of the balance as a "send" transaction instead of a generation transaction. (But I wouldn't count on that either. For security reasons, they don't accept requests to send an accout's balance to another address. But maybe asking of it to be sent to the same address, but by a different mechanism, they would accept. I don't know.)
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CroverNo01
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February 11, 2014, 12:04:36 AM |
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Yeah been looking into it all night, Seems like the payments have hit my wallet address at Localcoins then vanished yet 1 out of 5 went though.
Have raised a ticket with localcoins and missing 0.2BTC roughly and would be pretty pissed if I never got it back.
Is there anyway to see where the coins went after they hit Localcoins ?
The address they were sent to are 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN
Missing amounts of:
2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC
Can be seen hitting the wallet anyone make sense of the account or where they went next ?
Cheers
As I can see from your miner page, the first payout was sent as a "send" transaction, not a generation transaction. (Eligius usally tries do do all payouts from generations, it is safer that way, but occasionnaly, there is a hiccup in the system and the coins are sent later, with a "send" transaction.) That's why your first payout went trough. Now if I follow the transaction for 0.04274496 BTC on blockchain.info, I can see that the tx 76800ce837512dcb4b88bd81cb66689bcfbd7f8194eccf5a0a3d5ba7b8382277 indeed sent 0.04274496 BTC to 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN. Those 0.04274496 BTC, with some other coins, were then spent to a bunch of other addresses. The exchange thus really noticed the coins, but that does not mean (yet) that they "stole" them. At this point, Eligius can do nothing for you to recover those four payments. However, I would advise that you immediately change your mining address to somewhere else, eighter wallet you run on your computer (safest), or an e-wallet. (I find the blockchain.info wallet quite good.) Maybe you could have luck in asking wizkid or luke-jr, the pool operator, to send the remainder of the balance as a "send" transaction instead of a generation transaction. (But I wouldn't count on that either. For security reasons, they don't accept requests to send an accout's balance to another address. But maybe asking of it to be sent to the same address, but by a different mechanism, they would accept. I don't know.) Yeah the first payment I got came though not an issue but then I was getting rather worried when none of the rest were coming though, I have since pulled that account and opened with Blockchain. I have raised a ticket with Localcoins as the BTC hit my wallet then went to diffrent address. If Wizkid is reading this let me know if you can help me resolve the issue. Hopefully gets all resolved or will be a few days wasted
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un_ordinateur
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February 11, 2014, 12:14:39 AM |
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Hopefully gets all resolved or will be a few days wasted Bitcoin is a risky buisness, and beginners make mistake. At least you learnt something! And lets just say that those few days worth of bitcoins are not that bad. On my side, I might I lost about 4 months of mining if Mt.Gox goes under I learnt too. Should not have trusted the Gox.
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wizkid057 (OP)
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February 11, 2014, 12:17:53 AM |
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Yeah been looking into it all night, Seems like the payments have hit my wallet address at Localcoins then vanished yet 1 out of 5 went though.
Have raised a ticket with localcoins and missing 0.2BTC roughly and would be pretty pissed if I never got it back.
Is there anyway to see where the coins went after they hit Localcoins ?
The address they were sent to are 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN
Missing amounts of:
2014-02-10 16:24:48 (G) 0.06262604 BTC 2014-02-09 20:03:12 (G) 0.05129054 BTC 2014-02-09 06:41:20 (G) 0.04412432 BTC 2014-02-08 15:09:20 (G) 0.04274496 BTC
Can be seen hitting the wallet anyone make sense of the account or where they went next ?
Cheers
As I can see from your miner page, the first payout was sent as a "send" transaction, not a generation transaction. (Eligius usally tries do do all payouts from generations, it is safer that way, but occasionnaly, there is a hiccup in the system and the coins are sent later, with a "send" transaction.) That's why your first payout went trough. Now if I follow the transaction for 0.04274496 BTC on blockchain.info, I can see that the tx 76800ce837512dcb4b88bd81cb66689bcfbd7f8194eccf5a0a3d5ba7b8382277 indeed sent 0.04274496 BTC to 1JXhZpoUnMh1vwD7SPsrQaWxYVpG5fbhSN. Those 0.04274496 BTC, with some other coins, were then spent to a bunch of other addresses. The exchange thus really noticed the coins, but that does not mean (yet) that they "stole" them. At this point, Eligius can do nothing for you to recover those four payments. However, I would advise that you immediately change your mining address to somewhere else, eighter wallet you run on your computer (safest), or an e-wallet. (I find the blockchain.info wallet quite good.) Maybe you could have luck in asking wizkid or luke-jr, the pool operator, to send the remainder of the balance as a "send" transaction instead of a generation transaction. (But I wouldn't count on that either. For security reasons, they don't accept requests to send an accout's balance to another address. But maybe asking of it to be sent to the same address, but by a different mechanism, they would accept. I don't know.) Yeah the first payment I got came though not an issue but then I was getting rather worried when none of the rest were coming though, I have since pulled that account and opened with Blockchain. I have raised a ticket with Localcoins as the BTC hit my wallet then went to diffrent address. If Wizkid is reading this let me know if you can help me resolve the issue. Hopefully gets all resolved or will be a few days wasted Nothing I can do since Eligius paid the coins to the address you used at the pool. Sorry. you'll have to take it up with localcoins
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